Stroke order for 哈

HSK 3HSK 2 (Write)Very Common

Basic Meaning

v
often used in contexts like yawning or breathing on something to warm it
to exhale with an open mouth; to breathe out
张嘴呼气。
Words:
哈气哈欠
Sentences:
  1. (dōng)(tiān)(hěn)(lěng)()(duì)(zhe)(shǒu)()()()(nuǎn)
    It's very cold in winter; he exhales on his hands to warm them up.
  2. ()()(le)(ge)()(qiàn)(kàn)()(lái)(hěn)(kùn)
    She yawned and looks very sleepy.
on
commonly used in reduplicated forms like 哈哈 to mimic the sound of laughing
describes laughter (usually repeated)
形容笑声(大多叠用)。
Words:
哈哈大笑哈哈地笑笑哈哈
Sentences:
  1. (hái)(zi)(men)(tīng)(le)(xiào)(huà)()()()(xiào)()(lái)
    The children heard the joke and started laughing heartily.
  2. ()(xiào)()()(de)(zǒu)(jìn)(fáng)(jiān)(xīn)(qíng)(hěn)(hǎo)
    He walked into the room laughing happily, in a good mood.
int
typically informal and expressive, similar to interjections like 'aha' or 'wow' in English
used at the beginning of a sentence (often repeated) to express satisfaction, surprise, etc.
用在句子开头(大多叠用),表示满意、惊喜等。
Words:
哈哈大笑
Sentences:
  1. ()()()(zhǎo)(dào)()(de)(shǒu)()(le)
    Aha, I found my phone!
  2. ()()(zhè)(ge)()()(tài)(bàng)(le)
    Wow, this gift is awesome!
v
often used in the phrase 点头哈腰, which implies excessive or insincere politeness
to bend the waist slightly as a sign of politeness
腰稍微弯着,表示礼貌。
Words:
点头哈腰
Sentences:
  1. ()(duì)(lǎo)(bǎn)(diǎn)(tóu)()(yāo)(xiǎn)(de)(hěn)(gōng)(jìng)
    He bows slightly to his boss, appearing very respectful.

Writing & Component

Radical
Structureleft_right
Stroke Count9
Strokes丨𠃍一丿㇏一丨𠃍一