How to write 哪

哪 [nǎ] 1. Interrogative word, followed by a noun or numeral, indicating a request for certainty within the range of inquiry. - For example: 哪样 (which kind), 哪里 (where). 2. It can also refer to any one among a similar group. - For example: 生、旦、净、末，哪一门也有很多专家 (Any of the categories has many experts); 无论哪一处名湖胜景，都比不过这处 (No matter which famous lake view, none can compare to this one). 3. Used for vague reference, indicating an uncertain entity. - For example: 指哪打哪 (point where to hit). 副 (Adverb) 1. Used in rhetorical questions, indicating affirmation, negation, or intensifying tone. - For example: 又不是你的东西，哪能随便拿 (It's not your thing, how can you just take it?). 2. See also: na; nǎi; né; něi. 哪 [něi] 1. A compound sound from "哪一," referring to quantities that are not limited to one (which). - For example: 哪棵树? (Which tree?); 哪帮人? (Which group of people?). 2. See also: nǎ; na; nǎi; né. 哪 [na] 1. A modification of the sound of “啊” (ah), indicating surprise, caution, or pause (exclamation). - For example: 心里该有多甜哪! (How sweet it must be in your heart!); 你要留神哪! (You need to be careful!); 看哪，禾苗长得多壮 (Look, how strong the seedlings are!). 2. See also: nǎ; nǎi; né; něi. 哪 [né] 1. See also: nǎ; na; nǎi; něi. 哪 [nǎi] 1. A colloquial pronunciation of "哪" (nǎ). - For example: 哪个 (which one); 哪天 (which day). 2. See also: nǎ; na; né; něi. Reference: See entry for "哪吒" (Nezha).