The word "what" can imply that wewe want to know zaidi details about something, that wewe didn't know enough about, au wewe didn't hear quite so well. It can also express that wewe are in a significant state of shock. The word "what" can also mean that wewe need something to be repeated, linking back to its first definition. "What" can also be used as a first indefinite interrogative, meaning "is it" au "does it". For example, if wewe were to say "What is that dog doing?", it viungo to the sentence, "Is it doing....?" That is the best definition on the word "what" that I can give.
(used interrogatively as a request for specific information): What is the matter? 2. (used interrogatively to inquire about the character, occupation, etc., of a person): What does he do? 3. (used interrogatively to inquire as to the origin, identity, etc., of something): What are those birds? 4. (used interrogatively to inquire as to the worth, usefulness, force, au importance of something): What is wealth without friends? 5. (used interrogatively to request a repetition of words au information not fully understood, usually used in elliptical constructions): wewe need what? 6. (used interrogatively to inquire the reason au purpose of something, usually used in elliptical constructions): What of it? 7. how much?: What does it cost? 8. (used relatively to indicate that which): I will send what was promised. 9. whatever; anything that: Say what wewe please. Come what may. 10. the kind of thing au person that: He alisema what everyone expected he would. They are just what I was expecting
