| 嘶哑 | sī yǎ | (onom.) coarse crowing; hoarse; husky | |
| 声嘶力竭 | shēng sī lì jié | to shout oneself hoarse (idiom) | |
| 嘶鸣 | sī míng | to whinny (of a horse); to neigh | |
| 嘶叫 | sī jiào | to whinny (of a horse); to neigh; to shout | |
| 嘶喊 | sī hǎn | to shout |
| 1 | But there is also something we have to understand. | |
| 2 | It has authentic sound effect like a "slish" or "shwoosh" . | |
| 3 | They were as fed horses in the morning: every one neighed after his neighbour's wife. | |
| 4 | Colonel Qaddafi ranted and raved, his speeches becoming even more apocalyptic. | |
| 5 | They are well-fed, lusty stallions , each neighing for another man's wife. |