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Unicode/Hanzi Search: U+5629 (嘩)

5629
 
rushing sound; gush forward
Radical
Strokes (without radical) 12 Total Strokes 15
Mandarin reading huā huá Cantonese reading jip6 waa1 waa4
Japanese on reading ka ke Japanese kun reading kamabisushi yakamashii
Korean reading hwa Vietnamese reading
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CEDICT Entries:

   [ huā ]    (onom.) bang, clang, sound of gurgling, splashing or flowing water, (interjection expressing surprise) wow
   [ huá ]    clamor, noise, (bound form) sound used to call cats
   [ huá huá ]    (dialect) sound used to call cats
   [ huā ]    (onom.) sound of a crash, with a crash
   [ huá la ]    to collapse
   [ huā shēng ]    with a crash, with a thunderous noise
   [ huā ]    (onom.) crashing sound
   [ huā huā ]    sound of gurgling water
   [ huá rán ]    in uproar, commotion, causing a storm of protest, tumultuous
   [ huá zhòng chǒng ]    sensationalism, vulgar claptrap to please the crowds, playing to the gallery, demagogy
   [ huá ]    uproarious laughter
   [ huá biàn ]    mutiny, rebellion
⇒    [ huā ]    (onom.) clatter (of mahjong tiles etc)
⇒    [ xuān huá ]    hubbub, clamor, to make a racket
⇒    [ xuān huá saō dòng ]    The Sound and the Fury (novel by William Faulkner 威廉·福克納|威廉·福克纳[Wei1 lian2 · Fu2 ke4 na4])
⇒    [ huá huá ]    (dialect) sound used to call cats
⇒    [ huā huā ]    sound of gurgling water
⇒    [ li huā ]    (onom.) rustling sound, sound of rain or of sth falling down, in disorder, completely smashed, badly battered, broken to pieces

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