good heavens

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• /ɡʊd ˈhɛvənz/
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Possibly Inherited from Middle English good hevenes and God of hevene, from Old English god heofones

54 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: يا سلام — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Arabic: يا يوم أبيض — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Bulgarian: небеса (nebesa) — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Chinese Mandarin: 我的天啊 (wǒ de tiān a) — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Dutch: hemeltje lief — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Esperanto: Dio mia — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Esperanto: ĉielo — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Estonian: armas taevas — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Finnish: hyvänen aika — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Finnish: herra paratkoon — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Finnish: taivaan vallat — exclamation of surprise or shock
• French: bonté divine — exclamation of surprise or shock
• French: ciel — exclamation of surprise or shock
• French: Seigneur — exclamation of surprise or shock
• French: juste ciel — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Galician: meu Deus — exclamation of surprise or shock
• German: Gott im Himmel — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Hungarian: te jó ég — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Hungarian: te jóságos ég — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Hungarian: atyaég — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Hungarian: jesszusom — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Irish: a Mhaighdean bheannaithe! — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Irish: a thiarcais! — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Irish: go bhfóire Dia orainn! — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Italian: apriti cielo — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Japanese: したり (shitari) — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Malay: ya Tuhan — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Māori: rere — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Māori: āwaiā — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Māori: hika mā — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Norman: cor chapin — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Norwegian: herregud — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Polish: ojejku — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Portuguese: céus — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Romanian: cerule — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Russian: боже (bože) — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Russian: господи (gospodi) — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Scottish Gaelic: mo chreach — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Scottish Gaelic: fhiacais — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Scottish Gaelic: thìochdaisean — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Scottish Gaelic: a shìorraidh — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Spanish: santo cielo — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Spanish: cielo santo — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Spanish: bendito sea Dios — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Swedish: milda makter — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Swedish: du store tid — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Swedish: himmel — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Swedish: jösses — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Tagalog: maawaing langit — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Turkish: üstüme iyilik sağlık — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Welsh: y nefoedd wen — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Welsh: y nefoedd annwyl — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Yiddish: אוי (oy) — exclamation of surprise or shock
• Yiddish: גאָט אין הימל (got in himl) — exclamation of surprise or shock