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húng hắng

Pronunciation Northern /huŋ˧˥ haŋ˧˥/ Central /hṵŋ˩˧ ha̰ŋ˩˧/ Southern /huŋ˧˥ haŋ˧˥/
coughing slightly
Adverb
coughing slightly

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1 senses 2 Components
Meaning
1 senses
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Sense 1 Adverb
coughing slightly Discourse & LogicTheme

To cough in a light and intermittent manner, often due to a minor throat irritation.

vi Anh ấy ho húng hắng vì đau họng.

en He is coughing slightly because of a sore throat.

Parts
húng / hắng / 𠺱𡁝
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Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
𠺱𡁝
Candidates by syllable
húng 𠺱(𦭪 / 𩷇) hắng 𡁝
Bold marks a representative candidate assembled from per-syllable character mappings. Parentheses show other candidates for the same syllable. It is not necessarily a source-aligned spelling for the whole word.
Similar
hung hăng / húng dũi / húng quế / húng …
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Use
húng lìu / húng láng / hắng giọng
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