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What does “yalla akish” mean in Egyptian Arabic?

يلا أكش (yalla akish) is the Egyptian Arabic way of telling someone to leave, fast. Yalla is “come on” across Arabic; akish is an Egyptian colloquial verb for “shoo” or “scram,” with the same dismissive snap as American English “beat it.” Said sharply, it cuts. Said playfully, it’s flirtatious teasing.

This clip is an Egyptian wedding comedy where a son discovers the hired dancer is his own mother. The setup is awkward enough; the dialogue uses يلا أكش as the awkward-moment dismissal. Egyptian wedding scenes need this kind of compact vocabulary because real weddings are loud, fast, and emotionally overstuffed. أكش keeps up.