Meaning
Come here — 'yah' being the Patois for 'here'. A basic, constant instruction, said to call someone over, whether gently to a child or sharply as a summons. 'Come yah so' means 'come right here'. The same 'yah' turns up in 'ova yah' (over here) and 'yah so' (right here).
Examples
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Come yah, mek mi talk to yuh.
Come here, let me talk to you.
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Pickney, come yah so dis minute!
Child, come right here this minute!
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Come yah come look pon dis.
Come here and look at this.
Origin
From 'come here', with 'here' as Patois 'yah'. See [[yah]], [[yah-so]].
How it’s used
'Come here'; 'come yah so' = come right here. See [[yah]], [[yah-so]], [[deh]].