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吓/Chinese/character: invalid uppercase tag Hong-Kong not in or uppercase_tags: {"categories": ["Chinese entries with incorrect language header", "Chinese hanzi", "Chinese interjections", "Chinese lemmas", "Chinese particles", "Chinese terms spelled with 吓", "Chinese terms with IPA pronunciation", "Pages with 3 entries", "Pages with entries", "Requests for pronunciation in Chinese entries"], "etymology_number": 2, "etymology_templates": [{"args": {"1": "嚇"}, "expansion": "For pronunciation and definitions of 吓 – see 嚇 (“to frighten; to scare; to be afraid; to be scared; to be frightened; etc.”).\n(This character is the simplified form of 嚇).\n Notes:\nSimplified Chinese is mainly used in Mainland China, Malaysia, and Singapore.\nTraditional Chinese is mainly used in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.", "name": "zh-see"}], "etymology_text": "For pronunciation and definitions of 吓 – see 嚇 (“to frighten; to scare; to be afraid; to be scared; to be frightened; etc.”).\n(This character is the simplified form of 嚇).\n Notes:\nSimplified Chinese is mainly used in Mainland China, Malaysia, and Singapore.\nTraditional Chinese is mainly used in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.", "forms": [{"form": "下"}], "head_templates": [{"args": {"1": "zh", "2": "hanzi"}, "expansion": "吓", "name": "head"}, {"args": {"1": "zh", "2": "Cantonese"}, "expansion": "(Cantonese)", "name": "tlb"}], "lang": "Chinese", "lang_code": "zh", "pos": "character", "senses": [{"categories": ["Cantonese terms with quotations", "Cantonese terms with usage examples", "Chinese links with redundant alt parameters", "Chinese links with redundant wikilinks", "English links with redundant alt parameters", "English links with redundant wikilinks"], "examples": [{"english": "Let me think about it for a while.", "raw_tags": ["Guangzhou Cantonese", "Traditional Chinese"], "roman": "dang² ngo⁵ nam² haa⁵.", "tags": ["Jyutping"], "text": "等我諗吓。", "type": "example"}, {"english": "Let me think about it for a while.", "raw_tags": ["Guangzhou Cantonese", "Simplified Chinese"], "roman": "dang² ngo⁵ nam² haa⁵.", "tags": ["Jyutping"], "text": "等我谂吓。", "type": "example"}, {"english": "Tomorrow, I will take a little walk.", "raw_tags": ["Guangzhou Cantonese", "Traditional Chinese"], "roman": "ngo⁵ ting¹ jat⁶ haang⁴ haa⁵.", "tags": ["Jyutping"], "text": "我聽日行吓。", "type": "example"}, {"english": "Tomorrow, I will take a little walk.", "raw_tags": ["Guangzhou Cantonese", "Simplified Chinese"], "roman": "ngo⁵ ting¹ jat⁶ haang⁴ haa⁵.", "tags": ["Jyutping"], "text": "我听日行吓。", "type": "example"}, {"english": "Minister Chow, please check on this for me.", "raw_tags": ["Hong Kong Cantonese", "Traditional Chinese", "Simplified Chinese"], "ref": " 2003, 帝女花 [Perish in the Name of Love], spoken by 崇禎帝 [Chongzhen Emperor] (Moses Chan)", "roman": "zau¹ hing¹ gaa¹, tung⁴ zam⁶ zoi³ check haa⁵.", "tags": ["Jyutping"], "text": "周卿家，同朕再check吓。", "type": "quote"}], "glosses": ["grammatical particle used to emphasise an activity which goes on for a brief moment. for a while; for a moment"], "tags": ["Cantonese"]}], "sounds": [{"tags": ["Cantonese", "Jyutping"], "zh-pron": "haa⁵"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Jyutping"], "zh-pron": "haa⁵"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Yale"], "zh-pron": "háh"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Pinyin"], "zh-pron": "haa⁵"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangdong-Romanization", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong"], "zh-pron": "ha⁵"}, {"ipa": "/haː¹³/", "tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Sinological-IPA"]}, {"ipa": "/haː¹³/"}], "synonyms": [{"roman": "yīxià", "tags": ["Mandarin"], "word": "一下"}], "word": "吓"}

吓 (Chinese character) 吓/Chinese/character: invalid uppercase tag Hong-Kong not in or uppercase_tags: {"categories": ["Chinese entries with incorrect language header", "Chinese hanzi", "Chinese interjections", "Chinese lemmas", "Chinese particles", "Chinese terms spelled with 吓", "Chinese terms with IPA pronunciation", "Pages with 3 entries", "Pages with entries", "Requests for pronunciation in Chinese entries"], "etymology_number": 2, "etymology_templates": [{"args": {"1": "嚇"}, "expansion": "For pronunciation and definitions of 吓 – see 嚇 (“to frighten; to scare; to be afraid; to be scared; to be frightened; etc.”).\n(This character is the simplified form of 嚇).\n Notes:\nSimplified Chinese is mainly used in Mainland China, Malaysia, and Singapore.\nTraditional Chinese is mainly used in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.", "name": "zh-see"}], "etymology_text": "For pronunciation and definitions of 吓 – see 嚇 (“to frighten; to scare; to be afraid; to be scared; to be frightened; etc.”).\n(This character is the simplified form of 嚇).\n Notes:\nSimplified Chinese is mainly used in Mainland China, Malaysia, and Singapore.\nTraditional Chinese is mainly used in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.", "forms": [{"form": "下"}], "head_templates": [{"args": {"1": "zh", "2": "hanzi"}, "expansion": "吓", "name": "head"}, {"args": {"1": "zh", "2": "Cantonese"}, "expansion": "(Cantonese)", "name": "tlb"}], "lang": "Chinese", "lang_code": "zh", "pos": "character", "senses": [{"categories": ["Cantonese terms with quotations", "Cantonese terms with usage examples", "Chinese links with redundant alt parameters", "Chinese links with redundant wikilinks", "English links with redundant alt parameters", "English links with redundant wikilinks"], "examples": [{"english": "Let me think about it for a while.", "raw_tags": ["Guangzhou Cantonese", "Traditional Chinese"], "roman": "dang² ngo⁵ nam² haa⁵.", "tags": ["Jyutping"], "text": "等我諗吓。", "type": "example"}, {"english": "Let me think about it for a while.", "raw_tags": ["Guangzhou Cantonese", "Simplified Chinese"], "roman": "dang² ngo⁵ nam² haa⁵.", "tags": ["Jyutping"], "text": "等我谂吓。", "type": "example"}, {"english": "Tomorrow, I will take a little walk.", "raw_tags": ["Guangzhou Cantonese", "Traditional Chinese"], "roman": "ngo⁵ ting¹ jat⁶ haang⁴ haa⁵.", "tags": ["Jyutping"], "text": "我聽日行吓。", "type": "example"}, {"english": "Tomorrow, I will take a little walk.", "raw_tags": ["Guangzhou Cantonese", "Simplified Chinese"], "roman": "ngo⁵ ting¹ jat⁶ haang⁴ haa⁵.", "tags": ["Jyutping"], "text": "我听日行吓。", "type": "example"}, {"english": "Minister Chow, please check on this for me.", "raw_tags": ["Hong Kong Cantonese", "Traditional Chinese", "Simplified Chinese"], "ref": " 2003, 帝女花 [Perish in the Name of Love], spoken by 崇禎帝 [Chongzhen Emperor] (Moses Chan)", "roman": "zau¹ hing¹ gaa¹, tung⁴ zam⁶ zoi³ check haa⁵.", "tags": ["Jyutping"], "text": "周卿家，同朕再check吓。", "type": "quote"}], "glosses": ["grammatical particle used to emphasise an activity which goes on for a brief moment. for a while; for a moment"], "tags": ["Cantonese"]}], "sounds": [{"tags": ["Cantonese", "Jyutping"], "zh-pron": "haa⁵"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Jyutping"], "zh-pron": "haa⁵"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Yale"], "zh-pron": "háh"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Pinyin"], "zh-pron": "haa⁵"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangdong-Romanization", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong"], "zh-pron": "ha⁵"}, {"ipa": "/haː¹³/", "tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Sinological-IPA"]}, {"ipa": "/haː¹³/"}], "synonyms": [{"roman": "yīxià", "tags": ["Mandarin"], "word": "一下"}], "word": "吓"}

吓/Chinese/character: invalid uppercase tag Hong-Kong not in or uppercase_tags: {"categories": ["Chinese entries with incorrect language header", "Chinese hanzi", "Chinese interjections", "Chinese lemmas", "Chinese particles", "Chinese terms spelled with 吓", "Chinese terms with IPA pronunciation", "Pages with 3 entries", "Pages with entries", "Requests for pronunciation in Chinese entries"], "etymology_number": 2, "etymology_templates": [{"args": {"1": "嚇"}, "expansion": "For pronunciation and definitions of 吓 – see 嚇 (“to frighten; to scare; to be afraid; to be scared; to be frightened; etc.”).\n(This character is the simplified form of 嚇).\n Notes:\nSimplified Chinese is mainly used in Mainland China, Malaysia, and Singapore.\nTraditional Chinese is mainly used in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.", "name": "zh-see"}], "etymology_text": "For pronunciation and definitions of 吓 – see 嚇 (“to frighten; to scare; to be afraid; to be scared; to be frightened; etc.”).\n(This character is the simplified form of 嚇).\n Notes:\nSimplified Chinese is mainly used in Mainland China, Malaysia, and Singapore.\nTraditional Chinese is mainly used in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.", "forms": [{"form": "下"}], "head_templates": [{"args": {"1": "zh", "2": "hanzi"}, "expansion": "吓", "name": "head"}, {"args": {"1": "zh", "2": "Cantonese"}, "expansion": "(Cantonese)", "name": "tlb"}], "lang": "Chinese", "lang_code": "zh", "pos": "character", "senses": [{"glosses": ["sentence-final particle used as question tag"], "tags": ["Cantonese"]}, {"categories": ["Cantonese terms with usage examples"], "examples": [{"english": "Sit here and behave, OK?", "raw_tags": ["Traditional Chinese", "Simplified Chinese"], "roman": "nei⁵ gwaai¹ gwaai¹ dei⁶⁻² co⁵ hai² dou⁶ laa³ haa².", "tags": ["Jyutping", "Cantonese"], "text": "你乖乖地坐喺度喇吓。", "type": "example"}], "glosses": ["sentence-final particle used to remind someone of something / give caution; OK?"], "links": [["OK", "OK"]], "tags": ["Cantonese"]}, {"glosses": ["huh?; what? Used to express confusion, doubt, surprise, or disbelief."], "links": [["huh", "huh"], ["what", "what"]], "tags": ["Cantonese"]}], "sounds": [{"tags": ["Cantonese", "Jyutping"], "zh-pron": "haa²"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Jyutping"], "zh-pron": "haa²"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Yale"], "zh-pron": "há"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Pinyin"], "zh-pron": "haa²"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangdong-Romanization", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong"], "zh-pron": "ha²"}, {"ipa": "/haː³⁵/", "tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Sinological-IPA"]}, {"ipa": "/haː³⁵/"}], "word": "吓"}

吓 (Chinese character) 吓/Chinese/character: invalid uppercase tag Hong-Kong not in or uppercase_tags: {"categories": ["Chinese entries with incorrect language header", "Chinese hanzi", "Chinese interjections", "Chinese lemmas", "Chinese particles", "Chinese terms spelled with 吓", "Chinese terms with IPA pronunciation", "Pages with 3 entries", "Pages with entries", "Requests for pronunciation in Chinese entries"], "etymology_number": 2, "etymology_templates": [{"args": {"1": "嚇"}, "expansion": "For pronunciation and definitions of 吓 – see 嚇 (“to frighten; to scare; to be afraid; to be scared; to be frightened; etc.”).\n(This character is the simplified form of 嚇).\n Notes:\nSimplified Chinese is mainly used in Mainland China, Malaysia, and Singapore.\nTraditional Chinese is mainly used in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.", "name": "zh-see"}], "etymology_text": "For pronunciation and definitions of 吓 – see 嚇 (“to frighten; to scare; to be afraid; to be scared; to be frightened; etc.”).\n(This character is the simplified form of 嚇).\n Notes:\nSimplified Chinese is mainly used in Mainland China, Malaysia, and Singapore.\nTraditional Chinese is mainly used in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.", "forms": [{"form": "下"}], "head_templates": [{"args": {"1": "zh", "2": "hanzi"}, "expansion": "吓", "name": "head"}, {"args": {"1": "zh", "2": "Cantonese"}, "expansion": "(Cantonese)", "name": "tlb"}], "lang": "Chinese", "lang_code": "zh", "pos": "character", "senses": [{"glosses": ["sentence-final particle used as question tag"], "tags": ["Cantonese"]}, {"categories": ["Cantonese terms with usage examples"], "examples": [{"english": "Sit here and behave, OK?", "raw_tags": ["Traditional Chinese", "Simplified Chinese"], "roman": "nei⁵ gwaai¹ gwaai¹ dei⁶⁻² co⁵ hai² dou⁶ laa³ haa².", "tags": ["Jyutping", "Cantonese"], "text": "你乖乖地坐喺度喇吓。", "type": "example"}], "glosses": ["sentence-final particle used to remind someone of something / give caution; OK?"], "links": [["OK", "OK"]], "tags": ["Cantonese"]}, {"glosses": ["huh?; what? Used to express confusion, doubt, surprise, or disbelief."], "links": [["huh", "huh"], ["what", "what"]], "tags": ["Cantonese"]}], "sounds": [{"tags": ["Cantonese", "Jyutping"], "zh-pron": "haa²"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Jyutping"], "zh-pron": "haa²"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Yale"], "zh-pron": "há"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Pinyin"], "zh-pron": "haa²"}, {"tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangdong-Romanization", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong"], "zh-pron": "ha²"}, {"ipa": "/haː³⁵/", "tags": ["Cantonese", "Guangzhou", "Hong-Kong", "Sinological-IPA"]}, {"ipa": "/haː³⁵/"}], "word": "吓"}

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