<![CDATA[This study aimed to examine the types and meanings of interjections in Sundanese in Cianjur Regency. The data source in this study is Sundanese speech containing interjections and used in everyday communication by people in Cianjur Regency. Data were collected through observation or observation using listening methods accompanied by recording methods. Data were recorded and identified, then classified according to the form of expression and meaning groups. Data were analyzed using a semantic approach. The results of the data analysis are presented in descriptive form. The results of the discussion show the existence of interjections in Sundanese, namely horé, horséh, ambuing, wah, euleuh, iy, éy, wéw, ih, na, alah, alahieung, alhamdulillah, sukur, Gusti, aing mah, nam, man, hag siah, emh, hih, cing atuh, euy. There are also groups of exclamations, namely exclamations that show joy, exclamations that show expressions of surprise, exclamations that show disgust, exclamations that show irritation, exclamations that show pain, exclamations that show relief, exclamations that show sadness, exclamations that show invitations, exclamations that express fear, and exclamations that show expressions of complaint.]]>
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