Lingaku- to whistle (with fingers in one's mouth)
- nowadays written 呼哨
Vygenerované: This refers to the action of producing a high-pitched sound by blowing air through a mouth shaped with fingers, often used to grab attention or communicate over distance.
The children were playing in the park when someone started to whistle.
Vygenerované: This indicates the modern written form of the term, which is more commonly used in contemporary Chinese but retains the same meaning.