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Information of 咳

Pinyin ké、 hāi
Radical
Strokes
9 strokes
Usage
★★★★★
Definition
sound of sighing, cough
咳 (ké) 1. Cough: A reflex action triggered by irritation of the respiratory organs. It involves expelling inhaled air quickly while making a sound, which helps to clear away foreign objects or phlegm from the respiratory tract and is also a symptom of certain diseases. 咳 (ké) 本义: 小儿笑。 (“Records of the Grand Historian - Bian Que’s Biography”: "Never reported to cough, the child was just laughing." (Cough child: Infants just starting to laugh.) 造字法:形声。从口,亥(hāi)声,①(hāi) 引: 1. Song - Su Shi “Record of Shizhong Mountain”: "As if the old man coughs and laughs in the valley." 例: 1. 咳唾 (to cough and spit saliva); 咳逆 (a kind of cough disease caused by reversed qi); 咳珠吐玉 (metaphor for beautiful wording); 咳血 (to cough up blood). 2. Sigh. 3. An exclamation word to express regret or remorse. 咳 (hāi) 叹: 1. 啊 ([En.] hi) — Used to express various emotions (such as joy, comfort, regret, or contempt). 2. 哎呀,唉,呜呼 ([En.] alas) — Used to express misfortune, sadness, regret, or concern. 3. 该死! 糟了! ([En.] damn it) — Used as a mild curse. 4. 表示感叹 ([En.] what). 5. 嗨 ([En.] hi) — Used to greet or attract attention. 咳 (hāi) 叹: 1. Sigh ([En.] sigh). 2. 另见 hái; ké. 咳 (hái) 1. 小儿笑 ([En.] child laugh). 2. Later refers to the expression of laughter. 3. 通“阂”。阻隔 ([En.] obstruct). 咳 (hái) 名: 1. 通“孩”。小儿 ([En.] child). 2. 另见 hāi; ké. 咳 (hái) 动: 1. 小儿笑 ([En.] child laugh). 引: 1. "Shuowen": 咳,小儿笑也。从口,亥声。 2. 后泛指笑貌。 例: 1. 如: 咳咳 (laughing appearance), 咳笑 (children laughing). 2. 通“阂”。阻隔 ([En.] obstruct). 引: 1. "Yanzi Chunyǔ": "The neck and tail cough in the universe." 咳 (hái) 名: 1. 通“孩”。小儿 ([En.] child). 引: 1. "Records of the Grand Historian - Bian Que’s Biography”: "Never reported to cough to the infant's appearance." 例: 1. 如: 咳儿; 咳咳 (the appearance of a fetus); 咳婴 (refers to infants who have just started to laugh and still need nursing). *引自繁体辞典解释* 动: 1. Use force to cough, forcing obstructive objects to expel from the throat. Such as: "cough phlegm," "cough blood," "suddenly cough out a small fish bone."
ké xuè
hemoptysis
gān hāi
dry cough / hoose
zhǐ ké
to suppress coughing
ké tán
to cough up phlegm / to expectorate
zhèn hāi yào
antitussive drug / antibechic
bǎi rì ké
whooping cough / pertussis
ké sòu bìng
Cough
ké sou
to cough / CL:陣|阵[zhen4]