What does the word 「よっとな！」　mean?


It is said by a guy who is bullying another one by twisting his hand. Is it
related to Kansai dialect?




It has nothing to do with a dialect.

「よっとな」 is just one of the many versions of the shouts (chants?) people use as
they make a **_physical movement_** of some sort such as lifting up an object,
pushing or pulling an object, handing or tossing an object to another person,
etc.

Similar versions include:

あらよっと、そらよっと、こらよっと、はいよっと、よっこらせ, etc.

All of these mean "Here we go!", "Like this!", "One, two, go!", etc.




It has nothing to do with a dialect.

「よっとな」 is just one of the many versions of the shouts (chants?) people use as
they make a **_physical movement_** of some sort such as lifting up an object,
pushing or pulling an object, handing or tossing an object to another person,
etc.

Similar versions include:

あらよっと、そらよっと、こらよっと、はいよっと、よっこらせ, etc.

All of these mean "Here we go!", "Like this!", "One, two, go!", etc.

