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hau4
hou2
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[1] throat; larynx; gullet; guttural
[2] [粵] pipe; tube; duct

Stroke count: 12
Level: 2
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
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This word has been viewed 1 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 20th Dec 2010 14:52
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喉嚨
hau4 lung4 hou2 long2 = throat
喉管
hau4 gun2 = tube, tubing
喉核
hau4 wat6*2 hou2 he2 = Adam's apple
喉急
hau4 gap1 hou2 ji2 = anxious (also written more commonly as 猴急)
水喉
seoi2 hau4 = water pipe
口大喉嚨小
hau2 daai6 hau4 lung4 siu2 kou3 da4 hou2 long2 xiao3 = (idiom) to bite off more than you can chew
煤氣喉
mui4 hei3 hau4 mei2 qi4 hou2 = gas pipe
喉嚨痛
hau4 lung4 tung3 = sore throat
喉糖
hau4 tong4*2 hou2 tang2 = throaties, soothies, lozenges
爆水喉
baau3 seoi2 hau4 = burst (plumbing problem)
死氣喉
sei2 hei3 hau4 = exhaust pipe
喉結
hau4 git3 hou2 jie2 = Adam's apple
喉嚨椗
hau4 lung4 ding3 hou2 long2 ding4 = uvula 粵
水喉水
seoi2 hau4 seoi2 = tap water
花灑喉管
faa1 saa2 hau4 gun2 = a shower hose
喉舌
hau4 sit6 hou2 she2 = conduit; mouthpiece
白喉
baak6 hau4 = diphtheria
冷氣喉
laang5 hei3 hau4 = an air conditioning duct
冷熱水喉
laang5 jit6 seoi2 hau4 = cold and hot water (refers to amenities in houses and hotels)
閂水喉
saan1 seoi2 hau4 = [v] to turn off the water tap 粵
喉音
hau4 jam1 = [ling.] glottal (made with the root of the tongue and the walls of the pharynx)
喉鏡
hau4 geng3 hou2 jing4 = laryngoscope
喉炎
hau4 jim4 hou2 yan2 = laryngitis
喉痧
hau4 saa1 hou2 sha1 = scarlet fever
喉頭
hau4 tau4 hou2 tou2 = throat; larynx
水喉通
seoi2 hau4 tung1 = a metal water pipe
大喉
daai6 hau4 = Dahou (one of the three major vocal tunes in Cantonese opera)
平喉
ping4 hau4 = Pinghou (one of the three major vocal tunes in Cantonese opera)
子喉
zi2 hau4 = Zihou (one of the three major vocal tunes in Cantonese opera)
纏喉風
cin4 hau4 fung1 chan2 hou2 feng1 = [TCM] throat-entwining wind
豆沙喉
dau6 saa1 hau4 = a hoarse sounding voice
到喉唔到肺
dou3 hau4 m4 dou3 fai3 = inadequate; not enough for the purpose 粵
喉底
hau4 dai2 = basic (opera) singing skills
喉乾頸涸
hau4 gon1 geng2 kok3 = extremely thirsty
喉擒
hau4 kam4 = anxious, impatient
喉禽
hau4 kam4 = anxious, impatient
喉轆
hau4 luk1 = a fire hose 粵
喉沙
hau4 saa1 = sounding hoarse (as in a smoker's voice)
煙屎喉
jin1 si2 hau4 = smoker's voice (hoarseness)
咽喉
jin1 hau4 yan1 hou2 = pharynx and larynx, throat; strategic (or vital) passage; key link
街喉
gaai1 hau4 = town (water) main
滅火喉
mit6 fo2 hau4 = a firehose; a fire hydrant; jet (of water)
消防喉
siu1 fong4 hau4 = a firehose; a fire hydrant
喉鳴
hau4 ming4 hou2 ming2 = throat sound such as choking, a donkey's bray, etc.
喉蛾
hau4 ngo4 hou2 e2 = acute tonsilitis
蛾喉
ngo4 hau4 e2 hou2 = acute tonsilitis
頂喉頂頸
ding2 hau4 deng2 geng2 = to talk back or rebut with sarcasm 粵
掯喉
kang3 hau4 = choking; pungent 粵
喉欖核
hau4 laam5*2 wat6 = Adam's apple 粵
喉欖
hau4 laam5*2 = Adam's apple 粵
夠喉
gau3 hau4 = satisfied; enough; meets the needs 粵
耳鼻喉科醫師
ji5 bei6 hau4 fo1 ji1 si1 er3 bi2 hou2 ke1 yi1 shi1 = otolaryngologist (lit., "ear, nose, and throat doctor") (common formation)
水喉匠
seoi2 hau4 zoeng6 shui3 hou2 jiang4 = a plumber
喉塞音
hau4 sak1 jam1 = glottal stop
尾喉
mei5 hau4 wei3 hou2 = muffler 粵
喉嘴
hau4 zeoi2 hou2 zui3 = valve; nozzle 粵
扣喉嚨
kau3 hau4 lung4 = purge; manual-forced vomiting by sticking a finger down the throat to cause oneself to throw up
扣喉
kau3 hau4 = purge; manual-provoked vomiting
臨終喉鳴
lam4 zung1 hau4 ming4 lin2 zhong1 hou2 ming2 = death rattle (common formation)
大水喉
daai6 seoi2 hau4 da4 shui3 hou2 = a rich person 粵
𡂝喉
zuk6 hau4 = to swallow down the wrong pipe [also 濁喉] 粵
發出喉音
faat3 ceot1 hau4 jam1 fa1 chu1 hou2 yin1 = purr (common formation)
耳鼻喉科
ji5 bei6 hau4 fo1 er3 bi2 hou2 ke1 = otolaryngology; Study of Ear, Nose and Throat
白喉毒素
baak6 hau4 duk6 sou3 bai2 hou2 du2 su4 = diphtheria toxin (common formation)
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溝啲水落去就唔會咁掯喉嘞 粵
Add some water into it and it wouldn't taste so overpowering.
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國 : This term is used in Mandarin/Standard written Chinese, not Cantonese.
粵 : This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
No icon: This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
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