How to write 哼

哼 [hēng] 1. Represents a sound of pain. Example: 他的伤很重，但没～一声。 (His injury is serious, but he didn't make a single sound.) 2. To sing softly. Example: 他经常～着小曲。 (He often hums little tunes.) Synonyms: 1. Same as the original meaning. Common character for 训 ([En.] groan; snort) 2. To chant or hum softly ([En.] hum; croon; chant in a low voice). 3. To make a snorting sound to express disdain, anger, or surprise ([En.] snort). 哼 [hng] 1. A sound representing dissatisfaction or distrust. Example: ～，我才不理他！ (Hmph, I wouldn't pay attention to him!) Synonyms: 1. A sound made to express doubt or disdain ([En.] humph). Example: 哼，谁信你的! (Hmph, who believes you!) 2. Used to express disapproval or disbelief ([En.] tut). Example: 哼!你也配吗? (Hmph! Do you think you're worthy?) 3. To express doubt or dissatisfaction ([En.] umph). Example: 哼!这个坏家伙! (Hmph! This bad guy!) 4. For more information see hēng. Note: "hng" is a sound compounded from "h" and a simple uvular nasal.