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123Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
哈 see styles |
hǎ ha3 ha ha は |
a Pekinese; a pug; (dialect) to scold (surname) Ha |
哈伯 see styles |
hā bó ha1 bo2 ha po |
Edwin Hubble (1889-1953), US astronomer; Fritz Haber (1868-1934), German chemist |
哈佛 see styles |
hā fó ha1 fo2 ha fo |
Harvard |
哈利 see styles |
hā lì ha1 li4 ha li |
More info & calligraphy: Harly |
哈勃 see styles |
hā bó ha1 bo2 ha po |
Hubble (name); Edwin Hubble (1889-1953), US astronomer |
哈吉 see styles |
hā jí ha1 ji2 ha chi |
More info & calligraphy: Hadji |
哈哈 see styles |
hā hā ha1 ha1 ha ha |
(onom.) laughing out loud |
哈啾 see styles |
hā jiū ha1 jiu1 ha chiu |
(onom.) a-choo (sound of a sneeze) (Tw) |
哈喇 see styles |
hā la ha1 la5 ha la |
rancid; to kill; to slaughter |
哈嘍 哈喽 see styles |
hā lóu ha1 lou2 ha lou |
hello (loanword) |
哈囉 哈啰 see styles |
hā luō ha1 luo1 ha lo |
hello (loanword) |
哈密 see styles |
hā mì ha1 mi4 ha mi Gōmitsu |
Hami, prefecture-level city in Xinjiang Hami, 'an ancient city and kingdom in Central Asia north-east of lake Lop in Lat. 43゜3 N., Long, 93°10 E.' Eitel. From Han to Tang times known as I-wu 伊吾, now called Kumul by Turki Mohammadans. For more than 1500 years, owing to its location and supply of water, Hami was a bridgehead for the expansion and control of the outposts of the Chinese empire in Central Asia. |
哈尼 see styles |
hā ní ha1 ni2 ha ni |
More info & calligraphy: Haani |
哈希 see styles |
hā xī ha1 xi1 ha hsi |
hash (computing); see also 散列[san3 lie4] |
哈恩 see styles |
hā ēn ha1 en1 ha en |
Jaén, Spain |
哈扣 see styles |
hā kòu ha1 kou4 ha k`ou ha kou |
hardcore (loanword) |
哈拉 see styles |
hā lā ha1 la1 ha la |
More info & calligraphy: Hala |
哈拿 see styles |
hā ná ha1 na2 ha na |
Hannah (biblical figure) |
哈提 see styles |
fueizurara / fuezurara ふえいずらら |
(personal name) Fueizurara |
哈日 see styles |
hā rì ha1 ri4 ha jih |
Japanophile |
哈桑 see styles |
hā sāng ha1 sang1 ha sang |
More info & calligraphy: Hassan |
哈棒 see styles |
hā bàng ha1 bang4 ha pang |
(slang) (Tw) to give a blowjob |
哈欠 see styles |
hā qian ha1 qian5 ha ch`ien ha chien |
yawn |
哈珀 see styles |
hā pò ha1 po4 ha p`o ha po |
More info & calligraphy: Harper |
哈羅 哈罗 see styles |
hā luó ha1 luo2 ha lo |
hello (loanword) |
哈腰 see styles |
hā yāo ha1 yao1 ha yao |
to bend |
哈蘇 哈苏 see styles |
hā sū ha1 su1 ha su |
Hasselblad (camera manufacturer) |
哈迪 see styles |
hǎ dí ha3 di2 ha ti |
More info & calligraphy: Haadi |
哈迷 see styles |
hā mí ha1 mi2 ha mi |
Harry Potter fan (slang) |
哈達 哈达 see styles |
hǎ dá ha3 da2 ha ta |
khata (Tibetan or Mongolian ceremonial scarf) |
哈里 see styles |
hā lǐ ha1 li3 ha li |
More info & calligraphy: Hari |
二哈 see styles |
èr hā er4 ha1 erh ha |
(coll.) silly but cute husky (dog) |
亞哈 亚哈 see styles |
yà hā ya4 ha1 ya ha |
More info & calligraphy: Yayha |
京哈 see styles |
jīng hā jing1 ha1 ching ha |
Beijing-Harbin |
公哈 see styles |
gōng hā gong1 ha1 kung ha |
male husky (dog) |
嘻哈 see styles |
xī hā xi1 ha1 hsi ha |
hip-hop (music genre) (loanword) |
多哈 see styles |
duō hā duo1 ha1 to ha |
Doha, capital of Qatar |
宿哈 see styles |
sù hā su4 ha1 su ha shukugō |
idem 婆訶 svāhā. |
巴哈 see styles |
bā hā ba1 ha1 pa ha |
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), German composer (Tw) |
杜哈 see styles |
dù hā du4 ha1 tu ha |
Doha, capital of Qatar (Tw) |
梭哈 see styles |
suō hā suo1 ha1 so ha |
five-card stud (card game) (from English "show hand") |
母哈 see styles |
mǔ hā mu3 ha1 mu ha |
female husky (dog) |
哈倫褲 哈伦裤 see styles |
hā lún kù ha1 lun2 ku4 ha lun k`u ha lun ku |
harem pants (loanword) |
哈努卡 see styles |
hā nǔ kǎ ha1 nu3 ka3 ha nu k`a ha nu ka |
Hanukkah (Chanukah), 8 day Jewish holiday starting on the 25th day of Kislev (can occur from late Nov up to late Dec on Gregorian calendar); also called 光明節|光明节 and 哈努卡節|哈努卡节 |
哈吉斯 see styles |
hā jí sī ha1 ji2 si1 ha chi ssu |
haggis (a Scottish dish) (loanword) |
哈哈笑 see styles |
hā hā xiào ha1 ha1 xiao4 ha ha hsiao |
to laugh out loud |
哈哈鏡 哈哈镜 see styles |
hā hā jìng ha1 ha1 jing4 ha ha ching |
distorting mirror |
哈喇子 see styles |
hā lá zi ha1 la2 zi5 ha la tzu |
(dialect) saliva |
哈囉德 哈罗德 see styles |
hā luó dé ha1 luo2 de2 ha lo te |
Harold, Harald, Harrod (name); Harrods (department store etc) |
哈士奇 see styles |
hā shì qí ha1 shi4 qi2 ha shih ch`i ha shih chi |
husky (sled dog) |
哈士蟆 see styles |
hà shi má ha4 shi5 ma2 ha shih ma |
Chinese brown frog (Rana chensinensis) (loanword from Manchu); Taiwan pr. [ha1 shi4 ma2] |
哈奴曼 see styles |
hā nú màn ha1 nu2 man4 ha nu man |
Hanuman, a monkey God in the Indian epic Ramayana |
哈季奇 see styles |
hā jì qí ha1 ji4 qi2 ha chi ch`i ha chi chi |
Goran Hadžić (1958-2016), Croatian Serb leader until 1994, indicted war criminal |
哈密市 see styles |
hā mì shì ha1 mi4 shi4 ha mi shih |
Hami, prefecture-level city in Xinjiang |
哈密瓜 see styles |
hā mì guā ha1 mi4 gua1 ha mi kua hamiuri ハミうり |
Hami melon (a variety of muskmelon); honeydew melon; cantaloupe (kana only) Hami melon (Cucumis melo var. inodorus); Chinese Hami melon; snow melon |
哈尼族 see styles |
hā ní zú ha1 ni2 zu2 ha ni tsu |
Hani ethnic group |
哈巴河 see styles |
hā bā hé ha1 ba1 he2 ha pa ho |
Habahe county or Qaba nahiyisi in Altay prefecture 阿勒泰地區|阿勒泰地区[A1 le4 tai4 di4 qu1], Xinjiang |
哈巴狗 see styles |
hǎ bā gǒu ha3 ba1 gou3 ha pa kou |
pekingese (dog); (fig.) sycophant; lackey |
哈得斯 see styles |
hā dé sī ha1 de2 si1 ha te ssu |
Hades |
哈德斯 see styles |
hā dé sī ha1 de2 si1 ha te ssu |
Hades |
哈拉子 see styles |
hā lā zi ha1 la1 zi5 ha la tzu |
(dialect) saliva; also written 哈喇子[ha1 la2 zi5] |
哈拉雷 see styles |
hā lā léi ha1 la1 lei2 ha la lei |
Harare, capital of Zimbabwe |
哈摩辣 see styles |
hā mó là ha1 mo2 la4 ha mo la |
Gomorrah |
哈日族 see styles |
hā rì zú ha1 ri4 zu2 ha jih tsu haariizuu; haariizoku / harizu; harizoku ハーリーズー; ハーリーぞく |
Japanophile (refers to teenage craze for everything Japanese, originally mainly in Taiwan) (ハーリーズー is from Mandarin Chinese) Taiwanese Japanophiles |
哈比人 see styles |
hā bǐ rén ha1 bi3 ren2 ha pi jen |
Hobbit; see also 霍比特人[Huo4 bi3 te4 ren2] |
哈爾浜 see styles |
harubin ハルビン |
(place-name) Harbin (China) |
哈爾濱 哈尔滨 see styles |
hā ěr bīn ha1 er3 bin1 ha erh pin |
Harbin, subprovincial city and capital of Heilongjiang province 黑龍江|黑龙江[Hei1 long2 jiang1] in northeast China |
哈爾生 see styles |
haruo はるお |
(given name) Haruo |
哈爾登 哈尔登 see styles |
hā ěr dēng ha1 er3 deng1 ha erh teng |
Halden (city in Norway) |
哈瓦那 see styles |
hā wǎ nà ha1 wa3 na4 ha wa na |
Havana, capital of Cuba |
哈羅德 哈罗德 see styles |
hā luó dé ha1 luo2 de2 ha lo te |
More info & calligraphy: Herald |
哈萊姆 哈莱姆 see styles |
hā lái mǔ ha1 lai2 mu3 ha lai mu |
More info & calligraphy: Harlem |
哈蒙德 see styles |
hā méng dé ha1 meng2 de2 ha meng te |
Hammond (surname) |
哈薩克 哈萨克 see styles |
hā sà kè ha1 sa4 ke4 ha sa k`o ha sa ko |
Kazakhstan; Kazakh ethnic group in PRC |
哈蜜瓜 see styles |
hā mì guā ha1 mi4 gua1 ha mi kua |
Hami melon (a variety of muskmelon); honeydew melon; cantaloupe; also written 哈密瓜 |
哈西納 哈西纳 see styles |
hā xī nà ha1 xi1 na4 ha hsi na |
Ms Sheikh Hasina (1947-), Bangladesh politician, prime minister 1996-2001 and from 2009 |
哈該書 哈该书 see styles |
hā gāi shū ha1 gai1 shu1 ha kai shu |
Book of Haggai |
哈豐角 哈丰角 see styles |
hā fēng jiǎo ha1 feng1 jiao3 ha feng chiao |
Cape Ras Hafun, Somalia, the easternmost point in Africa |
哈貝爾 哈贝尔 see styles |
hā bèi ěr ha1 bei4 er3 ha pei erh |
More info & calligraphy: Hubbell |
哈迪斯 see styles |
hā dí sī ha1 di2 si1 ha ti ssu |
Hades |
哈里發 哈里发 see styles |
hā lǐ fā ha1 li3 fa1 ha li fa |
More info & calligraphy: Khalifa |
哈靈根 哈灵根 see styles |
hā líng gēn ha1 ling2 gen1 ha ling ken |
Harlingen, the Netherlands |
哈馬斯 哈马斯 see styles |
hā mǎ sī ha1 ma3 si1 ha ma ssu |
Hamas (radical Palestinian group) |
哈馬爾 哈马尔 see styles |
hā mǎ ěr ha1 ma3 er3 ha ma erh |
Hamar (town in Norway) |
亞哈斯 亚哈斯 see styles |
yà hā sī ya4 ha1 si1 ya ha ssu |
Ahaz (son of Jotham) |
嘎拉哈 see styles |
gā lā hà ga1 la1 ha4 ka la ha |
(Manchu loanword) knucklebones; see 羊拐[yang2 guai3] |
坎大哈 see styles |
kǎn dà hā kan3 da4 ha1 k`an ta ha kan ta ha |
Kandahar (town in Southern Afghanistan) |
奧馬哈 奥马哈 see styles |
ào mǎ hā ao4 ma3 ha1 ao ma ha |
Omaha |
察哈爾 察哈尔 see styles |
chá hā ěr cha2 ha1 er3 ch`a ha erh cha ha erh |
Chahar Province (former province in North China existing from 1912-1936) |
巴哈伊 see styles |
bā hā yī ba1 ha1 yi1 pa ha i |
Baha'i (religion) |
巴哈馬 巴哈马 see styles |
bā hā mǎ ba1 ha1 ma3 pa ha ma |
More info & calligraphy: Bahamas |
布哈拉 see styles |
bù hā lā bu4 ha1 la1 pu ha la |
Bokhara or Bukhara city in Uzbekistan |
布哈林 see styles |
bù hā lín bu4 ha1 lin2 pu ha lin |
Nikolai Ivanovich Bukharin (1888-1938), Soviet revolutionary theorist, executed after a show trial in 1937 |
德令哈 see styles |
dé lìng hā de2 ling4 ha1 te ling ha |
Delingha city in Haixi Mongol and Tibetan autonomous prefecture 海西蒙古族藏族自治州[Hai3 xi1 Meng3 gu3 zu2 Zang4 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1], Qinghai |
打哈哈 see styles |
dǎ hā ha da3 ha1 ha5 ta ha ha |
to joke; to laugh insincerely; to make merry; to talk irrelevantly |
打哈欠 see styles |
dǎ hā qian da3 ha1 qian5 ta ha ch`ien ta ha chien |
to yawn |
撒哈拉 see styles |
sā hā lā sa1 ha1 la1 sa ha la |
More info & calligraphy: Sahara |
曼哈坦 see styles |
màn hā tǎn man4 ha1 tan3 man ha t`an man ha tan |
Manhattan island; Manhattan borough of New York City; also written 曼哈頓|曼哈顿 |
曼哈頓 曼哈顿 see styles |
màn hā dùn man4 ha1 dun4 man ha tun |
Manhattan island; Manhattan borough of New York City |
烏良哈 乌良哈 see styles |
wū liáng hǎ wu1 liang2 ha3 wu liang ha |
Mongol surname |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 100 results for "哈" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.
A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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