Character

哑 yǎ

dumb, mute; become hoarse

HSK 6 #2368

哑 yǎ	dumb mute hoarse husky unexploded (of artillery shell etc)
哑 yā	(onom.) sound of cawing sound of infant learning to talk variant of 呀[ya1]

打哑语 dǎ yǎ yǔ	to use sign language
打哑谜 dǎ yǎ mí	to talk in riddles
梵哑铃 fàn yǎ líng	violin (loanword)
粗哑 cū yǎ	husky; hoarse; raucous
微哑 wēi yā	slightly hoarse (voice); slightly husky in voice
微哑 wēi yǎ	slightly hoarse; describes a voice that is somewhat muted or raspy, often due to strain or emotion
西泽哑 xī zé yā	Xize's hoarse voice; refers to the character Xize speaking in a hoarse or low voice
哑声 yǎ shēng	hoarse voice; a rough or harsh-sounding voice typically resulting from strain or illness
哑然 yǎ rán	suddenly quiet or silent; often used to describe a sudden loss of sound or speech, where an area or person becomes unexpectedly quiet
哑着 yā zhe	speaking in a hoarse or whispered voice; to speak quietly or in a strained voice
西泽哑 xī zé yǎ	a name, Xizeya
低哑 dī yā	hoarse; husky (referring to a voice)
低哑 dī yǎ	hoarse; describes a low and rough voice
哑住 yǎ zhù	to be speechless; to be unable to speak
王弘哑 wáng hóng yā	personal name, refers to a character named Wang Hongya in the text
王弘哑 wáng hóng yǎ	Wang Hongya (a personal name)
哑然 yā rán	speechless; dumbfounded; struck dumb
哑声 yā shēng	hoarse voice; a rough, harsh sound made when speaking due to throat or vocal cord issues
哑哑 yǎ yǎ	hoarse; a sound that is rough or harsh, typically due to throat irritation or illness
很哑 hěn yǎ	very hoarse; describes a voice that is rough or harsh in sound, often due to soreness or fatigue

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