哈
hāhǎHāha HSK3

sound of laughter

哈 hā frequency
adore verb
slang meaning to be infatuated with or a fan of someone or something

她非常哈韩，每天都在看韩剧。

tā fēi​cháng hā Hán, měi tiān dōu zài kàn Hán​jù.

She is a huge fan of Korean culture and watches Korean dramas every day.

ha onomatopoeia
an interjection or onomatopoeia for laughter

他哈地笑了一声，显得非常得意。

tā hā de xiào le yī shēng, xiǎn​de fēi​cháng dé​yì.

He gave a short laugh, looking very proud.

husky proper name
an abbreviation or bound form referring to the Husky dog breed

这只二哈又在家里乱跳了。

zhè zhī èr hā yòu zài jiā lǐ luàn tiào le.

This Husky is jumping around the house again.

imitative sound noun
an onomatopoeic word used to represent the sound of an action, such as yawning.

大家听了他的话，都忍不住哈哈大笑起来。

dà​jiā tīng le tā de huà, dōu rěn​bu​zhù hā​hā​dà​xiào qi​lai.

Everyone burst out laughing after hearing what he said.

哈 hǎ
pug noun
a Pekinese or a pug dog

这种哈狗性格很温顺。

zhè zhǒng hǎ gǒu xìng​gé hěn wēn​shùn.

This pug has a very gentle temperament.

scold verb
(dialect) to scold or reprimand someone

他做错了事，被父亲哈了一顿。

tā zuò​cuò le shì, bèi fù​qīn hǎ le yī dùn.

He did something wrong and was scolded by his father.

哈 Hā
Kazakhstan abbreviation
abbreviation for Kazakhstan (哈萨克斯坦 Hā​sà​kè​sī​tǎn)

中哈两国在经贸领域有着广泛的合作。

Zhōng Hā liǎng guó zài jīng​mào lǐng​yù yǒu zhe guǎng​fàn de hé​zuò.

China and Kazakhstan have extensive cooperation in the economic and trade fields.

Harbin abbreviation
abbreviation for Harbin city (哈尔滨 Hā'ěr​bīn) in China

他将在今年的哈洽会上代表公司发言。

tā jiāng zài jīn​nián de Hā​qià​huì shàng dài​biǎo gōng​sī fā​yán.

He will speak on behalf of the company at this year's Harbin International Economic and Trade Fair.

哈 ha
rhetorical particle modal particle
a modal particle placed at the end of a sentence to express rhetorical emphasis, irony, or to seek confirmation, common in colloquial speech.

Frequency
Character
Written text
713th most common 271.2 per million
Movie subtitles
421st most common 352.0 per million appears in 54% of films
Word
Movie subtitles
162.8 per million appears in 35% of films
Written text
166.2 per million

Details
HSK 2.0
Level 5
HSK 3.0
Level 3
Strokes
9
Unicode
U+54C8

Sources
Definitions
CC-CEDICT
Frequency data
MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CHBCC Corpus (BLCU)