嗯哼

嗯
哼
uh-huh

Characters and words in 嗯哼

嗯
e̅n = Ø + (e)n1
(a groaning sound)
嗯
èn = Ø + (e)n4
(nonverbal grunt as interjection) / OK, yeah / what?
嗯
en = Ø + (e)n5
interjection indicating approval, appreciation or agreement
嗯 = 口 + 恩 : Albert Einstein (Ø) and René Descartes (恩) had an argument on the roof of the encampment ((e)n5). René wants to be friends again with Albert and hands him a mandarin (口) as a present, and Albert just answers "嗯" as he accepts the gift.
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).

Words with 嗯哼

嗯哼 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 嗯哼

嗯哼 currently does not appear in any sentence.