おいでなすった
Meanings
1
came; went; was (somewhere)
honorific or respectful (sonkeigo)usually written using kana alone
Honorific expression for 'came', 'went', or 'was (somewhere)'. Used in respectful speech about someone's movement or presence.
See also: おいでなさる
The teacher has already arrived.
Where did you go yesterday? (honorific)
2
here it comes!; there it goes!; as expected!; at it again!
colloquialusually written using kana alone
Colloquial exclamation used when something undesirable appears or happens, often with a tone of resigned expectation.
Late again, huh? There it goes.
Ah, it started raining. Here it comes.