The Chinese term **"砉騞"** (pronounced *huā huō*) is an onomatopoeic word describing the sound of swift movements, such as the swooshing of a blade, the splitting of objects, or the flapping of wings.

### Possible English translations:
1. **"Swish"** – A sharp, rushing sound (e.g., a sword swishing through the air).
2. **"Whoosh"** – A sudden, swift sound (e.g., wind or fast movement).
3. **"Whiz"** – A high-speed, whistling sound (e.g., an arrow whizzing past).
4. **"Thwack"** – A sharp striking sound (if referring to impact).

### Example in a sentence:
- **Original:** 刀鋒砉騞而過。
- **Translation:** The blade **swished** past.

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