唬
hǔ
HSK 7-93 readings
“A tiger's roar” in Chinese is 唬 (hǔ).
Other characters with the syllable hu: see all 14 →
Meaning
- a tiger's roar
- to scare
- to intimidate
Show 2 more meanings
- (coll.) to fool
- to bluff
Example
Readings
- hǔa tiger's roar / to scare / to intimidate / (coll.) to fool / to bluff
- xiàrare / archaic reading — uncommon; see common pronunciation(s)
Stroke Order
11 strokes
Words containing 唬
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