How to Write 嗌
The character 嗌 (ài) is written with 13 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 口 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
嗌 is pronounced ài in Mandarin Chinese. It means Throat; to choke.
Common Words with 嗌
嗌干
ài gàn
Dry throat
嗌塞
ài sāi
To be choked up; obstruction in the throat
嗌喔
ài ō
Crowing sound of a rooster
Example Sentences
他觉得喉咙有些嗌干。
tā jué de hóu lóng yǒu xiē ài gàn
He felt his throat was a bit dry.
他感到喉咙嗌塞。
tā gǎn dào hóu lóng ài sāi
He felt a blockage in his throat.
远处传来嗌喔的叫声。
yuǎn chù chuán lái ài ō de jiào shēng
A crowing sound came from the distance.
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