In literature, "ooch" functions as a multifaceted interjection and linguistic element that conveys surprise, emphasis, or descriptive nuance. At times it punctuates dialogue with an exclamatory force to signal shock or urgency [1][2][3], while in other instances it undergoes semantic extension to denote kinship—sometimes even representing the idea of "father" or familial connection [4][5]. The term is also employed for its sound quality to enhance sensory imagery, whether underscoring a sudden action or lending a guttural accent in descriptions of natural or cultural phenomena [6][7]. Its versatility is further demonstrated by its adaptation into noun and verb forms or as part of compound expressions that enrich character speech and narrative texture [8][9][10][11].