- 哼哼 hēnghēng to groanTo groan or moan due to illness or physical pain; to make low sounds from the nose.
- 哼唱 hēngchàng to humto hum or croon softly; to sing abstractedly or to oneself
- 哼唧 hēngji to mumbleto mutter or speak softly in a way that is hard to hear; to whisper; to hum or chant quietly
- 哼声 hēngshēng huma humming sound; a groan
- 哼哼唧唧 hēnghēngjījī to mumble or humto speak, recite, or sing in a low, slow, or rhythmic voice
- 气哼哼 qìhēnghēng enragedenraged; furious; huffing and puffing in anger; fuming with one's breath sounding through the nose
- 哼哈二将 hēnghā'èrjiàng two guardian godsOriginally the two fierce gods guarding the gates of a Buddhist temple, one of whom snorts white gas and the other breathes out yellow gas to defeat enemies.
- 哼哧 hēngchī puff and pantto puff and pant; onomatopoeia for the sound of heavy breathing or exertion
- 不哼不哈 bùhēngbùhā to keep silentto not say a word, especially when one is expected to speak; to be quiet or silent
- 哼唷 hēngyō heave-hoRhythmic sound made by people to coordinate their actions during heavy manual labor, such as lifting or pulling.
- 哼儿哈儿 hēngrhār (onomatopoeia)muttering or vague sounds made from the nose and mouth, often to show disdain or perfunctory agreement
- 嗯哼 ēnhēng uh-huhShows agreement or indicates that one is listening; equivalent to the English "uh-huh" or "hmm"
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH