哼兒哈兒

哼
哼
儿
兒
哈
哈
儿
兒
to hem and haw (loanword)

Characters and words in 哼兒哈兒

哼
he̅ng = h + (e)ng1
to groan / to snort / to hum / to croon / humph!
哼 = 亨 + 口 : In front of the engine ((e)ng1), Joseph Henry (亨) finally has the idea how to build his coil and exclaims "hurrah!", accidentally throwing away Hamlet's (h) mandarin (口) so Hamlet just says "humph!" (哼).
儿
兒
ér = Ø + Ø2
child / son
儿 = 丿 + 乚 : Mnemonic symbol: "son" (儿) sounds similar to "Sun" like in "Sun Wu Kong", so it's gonna be represented by the monkey king. Albert Einstein (Ø-) and Sun Wu Kong (儿) are fighting in the space station's kitchen (-Ø2). Their weapons: Albert Einstein has a shovel (乚), and Sun Wu Kong has a banana (丿).
儿
兒
non-syllabic diminutive suffix / retroflex final
哈
ha̅ = h + a1
abbr. for 哈薩克斯坦|哈萨克斯坦[Ha1 sa4 ke4 si1 tan3], Kazakhstan / abbr. for 哈爾濱|哈尔滨[Ha1 er3 bin1], Harbin
哈 = 口 + 合 : Hamlet built a tower of mandarins by gluing them together using a tube of glue in front of the ashram. When watching the mandarin tower he feels so overjoyed that he laughs heartily.
哈
ha̅ = h + a1
(interj.) ha! / (onom. for laughter) / (slang) to be infatuated with / to adore / abbr. for 哈士奇[ha1 shi4 qi2], husky (dog)
哈 = 口 + 合 : Hamlet built a tower of mandarins by gluing them together using a tube of glue in front of the ashram. When watching the mandarin tower he feels so overjoyed that he laughs heartily.
哈
hǎ = h + a3
a Pekinese / a pug / (dialect) to scold

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