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哈
Old HSK 5

哈 (hā) · ha (laughter)

9 strokesRadical 口Left–right

哈 (hā) means “ha (laughter)”. It is made of 口 + 合 and has 9 strokes, and is an old HSK 5 word (HSK 2.0).

Break 哈 into its parts

What 哈 is made of

Origin hint: 口 gives the meaning, 合 gives the sound. (from the Make Me a Hanzi dataset; treat as a memory aid where history is uncertain)

哈 stroke order

哈 stroke order diagram: 9 strokes, numbered in writing order
哈 is written with 9 strokes. Follow the numbers: each circle marks where a stroke starts. See the stroke order rules.

Example sentences

哈,我终于找到了!Hā, wǒ zhōngyú zhǎodào le!Ha, I finally found it!
他听了哈哈大笑。Tā tīng le hāhā dàxiào.He roared with laughter when he heard it.

Words with 哈

Also built with 口

Quick facts

Pinyinhā
Meaningha (laughter); aha
Strokes9
Radical口 (mouth, #30)
PatternLeft–right
HSKOld HSK 5

Questions about 哈

What does 哈 mean?

哈 (hā) means “ha (laughter); aha”.

How many strokes does 哈 have?

哈 has 9 strokes.

What is the radical of 哈?

The radical of 哈 is 口 (kǒu, “mouth”), Kangxi radical number 30.

What parts make up 哈?

哈 is made of 口 (mouth) and 合 (100 ml).

Which HSK level is 哈?

哈 is in Old HSK 5.

Learn 哈 with its group

It is part of Old HSK 5 · Group 39: a short group with quick checks and spaced repeats.

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