Horse sounds Answers: Neighing, chirping, chirping, whistling, and chirping.

Hiss, chirp, chirp, chirp, chirp.

1. Hiss

Pronunciation: sī sī

Explanation: The sound of livestock. It also refers specifically to the high, drawn-out, typical whine of a horse.

Source: "Reunion" by Ding Ling: "Feng Gu brought the tobacco bag, and he smoked the cigarette hissingly."

2. Tweet

Pronunciation : jiū jiū

Explanation: Generally refers to all kinds of sad and shrill sounds

Source: Guan Hua's "Don't Let the Gas Lights Go Out": "There are often one or two stray bullets, chirping Flying over the roof."

3. 咴咴

Pronunciation: huī huī

Explanation: Describes the sound of a horse braying.

Source: Li Ying's poem "On the Road from the County": "The big red horses with flying manes can't stop bleating toward the sky."

4. Xiao Xiao

Pronunciation: xiāo xiāo

Explanation: Refers to the sound of horses, the sound of wind, the sound of falling vegetation, etc.

Source: "Send Off a Friend" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty: Xiao Xiao Ban Ma Ming.

Vernacular interpretation: The horses also neigh at farewell...

5. 咈哧

Pronunciation: fú chī

Explanation: Onomatopoeia. Describes the sound of breathing.

Example: A running horse keeps making a squeaking sound.