hoarse; husky; raspy; describing a rough or broken voice

(idiom) to shout until your voice is hoarse and your energy is exhausted; to yell at the top of one's lungs

cry out loudly (of an animal, especially a horse or donkey)

to whinny or neigh (of a horse)

to have a hoarse voice from overstraining the vocal cords; to lose one's voice

to shout or yell with all one's might, often until the voice becomes hoarse

to shout or yell loudly; to roar

people shouting and horses neighing; describes a scene of great hubbub or a tumultuous situation

To exert all one's strength and shout until the voice is hoarse; to yell desperately

a raspy or husky voice; the sound of hoarseness

hissing or sizzling sound

literally meaning an old horse neighs in the wind; used as an idiom to describe an aged person who still possesses great ambition or aspirations

(idiom) an old horse still wants to run; used to describe an elderly person who still has high spirits or great ambitions

The shrill sound of a [[蝉|蟬|chan2]] chirping

to yell or scream due to physical pain

The sound a horse makes; a neigh or nicker.