Pinyin
zhē、 zhè、 zhù、 zhe
嗻 [zhē]
1. [唓~] See "唓".
2. In legend, a ghost that guards the temple gate, referred to as "嗻" in the west, and "唓" in the east.
1. (Symbol) Old servant's acknowledgment to the master or guest, meaning "yes".
2. Greeting sound, equivalent to "hello".
3. See zhē.
1. To interrupt by seizing the conversation, using words to stop others from speaking.
2. Old servant's acknowledgment to the master or guest, signifying "yes".
Old servant's acknowledgment to the master or guest:
"Two or three family members had already responded with a '嗻', coming in respectfully to serve." — from 《宦海》
Greeting sound:
"嗻! Come here, sir! Let’s see if our sweet potatoes are beautiful!" — from 老舍《赵子曰》
See zhē.
Adjective: Talkative. "嗻, the appearance of one who talks much." — from 《广韵·去声·禡韵》
1. Unrelated speech.
1. Sentence-final particle, equivalent to "者".