onomatopoeia for the sound of laughter

(bound form) used in phonetic transcriptions, such as in the word for pug or Pekinese dog

interjection expressing surprise, satisfaction, or triumph

to open the mouth and breathe out; to breathe on something with the mouth open

(bound form) used in phonetic transcriptions for certain ethnic groups or names

(colloquial) to bend or stoop, usually used in the context of bowing or bending at the waist

(slang) to be infatuated with or to follow a certain pop culture or trend

(abbreviation) Kazakhstan; Harbin

(bound form) short for 哈士奇 hā​shì​qí, meaning a husky dog

(dialect) to scold or reprimand someone

(bound form) used in the word 哈喇 kā​la, meaning to go bad or smell of rancid fat

a Chinese surname