ENGLISH AND CANTONESE

DICTIOINT^RY
 n^^^
ENGLISH AND CANTONESE

DICTIONARY
BY

JOHN CHALMERS, LL.D.

SEVENTH EDITION.

REVISED AND ENLARGED BY T. K. DEALY, QUEEN'S COLLEGE, HONGKONG.)

HONGKONG:
KELLY & WALSH, Ltd.
SHANGHAI-SINGAPORE-YOKOHAMA.

1 907.
 OABPENTIER

Hfilidcrvd in acrordavre u-ith flic prorixiinix of Ordinonrr Ao. 10 of

ISSS. at the Office of the lirgiatrar General, HongUoiuj.
 iQon

PREFACE TO THE SEVENTH EDITION.

The preparation of this edition of the late Dr. Chalmers'

EiiijU^h Olid Cantiine><i- Diiiioiuirii has c-ngrossed the

whole of my limited leisure during the past three years.

The labour entailed has lieen pecnliaily fascinatint:. and

with special signiticance for me, since it was partly under
the distinguished and safe guidance of Dr. Chalmers that
I acquired my first quickening insight into the Chinese
language, script and spoken. I still vividly retain very

clear recollection of a periodical after-dinnei- meeting

which I was privileged to attend, in the middle eighties,

at the former London Mission House, where, round a lamp-

lighted table, under the personal presidency of the then

venerable head of the London IMission. sat the late Dr. Faber,

^[r. J. H. Stewart Lockhart (now His Honour the Com-

missioner for "Wei-hai-wei), ilr. (now Dr. (i. H. Bateson
Wright Head Master of Queen's College, 3ilr. Addys of the

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, the late Mr. A. Falconer

Second blaster of the old Government Central School, and
others, eagerly discussing, assiduously comparing, commenting
on, and revising, translations of portions of a minor
Chinese classic made, since the previous session, by individual

hH'2ZZQ
 11

members of the class. 1 hence regard it as a distinct

honour to have been entrusted with the making and launch-

ing of a new edition of this dictionary, which, v.hen first

issued, was one of the earliest first-fruits of Dr. ChainierB'

arduons and varied labours in the wide field of Sinology.

I have interfered neither with the original method of

transliteration — highly praised by so competent and exacting

a critic as Dr. Eitcl, formerly Inspector of Schools in this

Colony — nor with the system of tone-marks adopted ; both
are possibly as effective and useful as any other of several in

present use. If, in any subsequent edition, it is deemed

advisable to change the mode of marking the pronunciation,
such change, I think, should be made on the lines indicated

in the "reform movement" foi- acquiiing modern languages

now in active progress among the recognized leaders of

phonetic reform in Europe; and with which, in Germany,

Professor Victor ; in France, Monsieur Paul Passy, and
Mouoieur I'abbc Rousselot — the discoverei' of the system
of experimental phonetics which, with its remarka])le

instruments of precision, brings to beai' on the analysis of

sounds the exactitude of microscopic examination ; and in

England, Mr. Walter Piippraann, are so closely and

prominently connected. In which case, it might be found
necessary to adopt the alphabetic symbols authorized by the
Association Phonetique IntcrnatioiuiU'. The change implied
is not so radical as would seem ; the difficulties in the way
of such an enterprise are not as great as might, at first

sight, be imagined. There can be no question about a

 HI

Ciii'eful study of plioiietics beiog essential, both to the correct

and fluent acquirement ol' any spoken foreign language, and
bo the checking and settiug right of the mal-pronunciations
of one's own mother tongue. To all teachers, hut especially

to such as are engaged in imparting a knowledge of English

to foreigners, an intelligent grounding in phonetics seems an
absolute sine qua non. The study of this subject is still in

its infancy ; but, at least one dictionary, based on phonetic

principles, is already in existence.

I have tried to re-model the entire book on Bellow's

and Beljaraes' admirable French and English Dictionary,

and accordingly, have placed exemplifying sentences after

most vocables. Not only have many hundreds of such

amplifying and illustrative phrases been packed into the

book, but many extra words, previously ondtted, have been

inserted, each in its due alphabetic place. Botanical

expressions embodied in earlier editions, at the suggestion,

I am told, of Mr. Charles Ford, I.S.O., the Hon. Dr.

Ho Kai, C.M.G., and the late. Dr. Faber, have been
retained, and their number extended. Practically the whole

of the newly incorporated matter is from my own manuscript

Word and Phrase Books, slowly and gradually brought
together during an uninterniitted and ardent acquaintance
with Cantonese covering close upon twenty-three years ;

which matter has been gleaned, sifted, and garnered from all

imaginable sources— books classic and vulgar; dictionaries

and vocabularies magazines and pamphlets

; ; the ephemeral ities

of daily newspapers, and the many-sided actualities of

kaieidroscopic street-life.
 IV

The total increase in this edition is reiirci^cutcd by about

five hundred of its iwisrcs. It would have been ijuitc easy,

with the iimiscd niiitei'ial I still have, to iiave made the

volume even bnlkier. In Dr. Chalmers' life-time, each

successivt; issue was considerably larger than its immediate
forerunner.

I can speak, from frecjuent and grateful experience, of the

exceptional care taken, nnder the trying circumstances of

crabbed penmanshij) and tortured interpolations, in the

composing room of Messrs, Kelly and Walsh, during

the unavoidably long drawn out period of rc-printing. I also

desire to acknowledge a deep debt of obligation to the hue

Mr. Tsang Chung, who, up to the time of his death, was
Second Chinese Assistant Master at (Queen's College, for

careful aid, cheerfully given to revision of proofs.

T. KIRK.MAX DEALY.

Qufifn.s College.

June .Sth, 1907.

 NOTE TO THE FOURTH EDITION.

This edition of the Cantonese Diotionarv has been carelnlly

revised throughout : and fully one tljird has been added
to its size.

The common characters (^ 'm, 1^ he,\ and y^ mo',

which are unauthorized and local, have been in most cases
replaced by their classic equivalents, ^, "^^ and 4Bk while
the colloquial sounds have been retained.

Expressions wholly put in parentheses are not colIo(|uiaI-

but single syllables in parentheses are more colloquial forms
of those that they immediately follow. Thus, under "About"
will be found "fc«w./?^-kan' (/c'«;i');" where " fseuag-k'-an'''''

is the more colloquial.

Adjectives may be formed at pleasure by adding- "/ti?^"

to nouns and verbs.

Verbs may also be of con formed by placing ''I'lmxif'''' or

"tso'"' before adjectives, as "cAg^^/y'-paak," "to whiten."
 NOTE TO THE FIFTH EDITION

This edition of the Cantonese Dictionary is in no

important respect different from the last. Errors and
inaccuracies have been corrected where noticed.

It has lately been pointed out* by E. H. Parker, Esq.

of H.B.M. Consular Service that there are nommally
eighteen, and fvadkaJhj twelve tones, in the spoken
language of Canton. Some of the extra tones are what I have
referred in to previous editions as variations. One of them
is the "middle entering tore," introduced by Dr. Eitel into

his forthcoming Dictionary. That the distinctions exist,

and that they greatly increase the difficulty of the dialect,

I have no doubt ; but while they are still snh jmlic(\ being
in many cases of such a refined nature that only the most

delicate ear can detect them, it would be premature to

attempt introducing them systematically into a work for

beginners. Having heard the opinion of a judge in this

case, we must wait for the verdict of a jury. Meantime

the opinion is very valuable; and I recommend it to the

attention of all careful students of the dialect and of all

who wish to speak it with perfect accuracy as heard in

Canton City. In the country, probably, a different class of

variations might bo discovered, or none at all.

,T. C.

Canton, \Wi Becemler, 1878.

* Joural of the N. C. B. of Royal Asiatic Society.

RULES FOR PRONOUNCING THE CHINESE.

1. 111 tills Dictionary the Ciiiiiese tones are distinguished

fi'om one another by mciins of two accents, and two kinds
of type, Italic and Roman. Syllables printed in Italics

must be pronounced on a key higher, always by a fourth,

and sometimes by a sixth of the scale, than the correspond-
ing ones in Koman letters.

2. Syllables which have no accent over them ought to

be pronounced, whether they be on a high or on a low key,

in the same easy and natural manner in which we speak
oar own language. E.g.^ in the sentence " Do it no>i','''' tlic

italicized word will most likely be uttered in the same tone

as the Canton collo(|uial word for "anger,'" nau.
3. If a syllable has the acute accent (') over it, there

must be a forcible raising of the pitch of the voice in the

act of enunciating it. In asking the fjuestion "Shall I do

it-?w/r?" the voice rises in a somewhat similar manner, and

the tone of the Chinese word nau\ "to twist" would be

tjuite appropriate for the italicized notr in this ease.

4. The grave acent (') indicates a vanishing note

which neither rises nor falls in pitch, and might be fitly

termed the drawling or pleading tone. It is occasionally

heard in such a phrase as "Xow, do be quiet."

5. Words ending in k, //, /, and are considered by the

Chinese as differing only in tone fiuiii those ending in ny, m,

and n. But they are sufficiently distinguished by the spell-

ing, and need no other mark.
 6. The system of spelling here used is adapfceil from
lliab of Dr. Willaiiiis' Tunic Dictionary, only dispensing with

his diacritic marks for the sake of convenience in writing,

and printing, and, it is hoped, also in using the Dictionary.

The vowels arc to he pronounced as follows :

((((, and a final, as in fa/her.

a, not final, as in vompany.

<\ as in they.

i, as in machine, but before ny and /;:, as in kiug,

0, final, as in }io, and not final, as in hop.

oh, as in horn.

i), as in Gofhe.

00, as in schooL

i(, as in fan, (interchanged with short a).

nil, nearly as in bull.

iir, as /* in Trilbner.

ai, as y in fly.

aaif as a with ea in far-reaching.

iia, as oiv in now.

aau, as a with u in far-ruUng.

eu, as eyo in beyond.

in, as ee with ov in set' ymi.

oi, as og in boy.

id, nearly as in Louis.

ooij as in cooing.

sze, or sz' is a mere buzz, the vowel being scarcely heard.

7. According to the above method of distinguishing
the eight tones, they will stand thus :

u'un wun' tcim^ icui wun wun' wun' Avut.

 It is well to keep in mind timt the 5th and Cth
of those ione3 take the aspirate (') whenever the initial

admits of it. while the 7th never takes it. Tims we

have "ch'ne, cline', ch'ne': p'o, po', po\" vtc : but not

"chue, chue', ch'ue'; po, po', p'o\" S:c.

It is also a rule with some exceptions, that syllables

beginning with /, //^ or n. are in the lower tones.

In colloquial discourse many common words, when

they end clauses or sentences, are pronounced with a rising

tone which does not properly belong to them. Thus the

sun is called "it-t'au'," a Buddhist priest ••
woh-sheung'," tVc.

Other words in wculiar positions have u variation of tone,

as "///;»*"' to sleep which is pronounced '\fuii'''' when used
alone to denote that a person is asleep.
IV ENGLISH AND CANTONESE DICTIONARY.

The use of short n in many cases where the other Dictionaries

have short a is to prevent a habit which English learners are very-
liable to get into of pronouncing, for example, ^q '
mun,' people,

exactly the same as the English word man ' ' ; '^ '
Fut,' Buddha,
the same as the English word '
fat.' &c. The broader Scotch a
is little nearer the Cantonese, but ^p is in any case jiot'fan'
but '
fun,'

The double // is a little different from double o. '

Kau-loon
should be written Kau-luung, the second syllable being indeed
quite different from the English '
lung,' yet not by any means the
same as the Scotch '
loon.'

Words ending in ite (ii) often vary in Canton sons to be not

distinguishable from words ending in iti, but it is an exaggeration
to make rhyme with "W^
•^- ^liue ^s/nti.

The only vowel used with a diacritical mark is d ; and it is

of rare occurrence. I cannot accept, even on the authority of

Mr. Parker, this vowel as a substitute for eu in sheung, shejiliy &c.
There is some truth in the suggestion, but if sJiemig gives too

much of a diphthong, x/iihig gives too little. Considering that

BR long SiTid.
^^ Icung rhyme with each other in the universal
language of China, it would seem almost better to write the

Cantonese sounds long and leong, than to introduce the peculiar

c, which, after all, does not represent the Cantonese perfectly.
However, students may take Mr. Ball's >^liong, long, &c. as a
warning not to exaggerate the diphthong.

TJie S Tones. —There are only eight regular tones in the

Chinese language, and even these are not all found in many
dialects. The upper series of tones is printed in Italics, and the
lower series in Roman letters. Syllables printed in Italics

must always be pronounced on a higher key than the others.

(i) Syllables without any tonal mark are in the 'even' tone.
 DIRECTIONS.

(2) Those with a tonal mark (

^ ) on the upper left corner arc in the
* rising '
tone. (3) Those with a tonal mark ( ' ) or» the upper right
corner are in the '
going '
tone. (4) And word ending in k, p, or /,

are in the 'abrupt' tone; that is to say, they end in a close consonant
which cannot be sung out. It seems to me that the first tone
might more properly be called the 'natural' and the third the
'even' tone; for the third or 'going' tone resembles a note of
music which continues at the same pitch. It begins rather lower
than the first, but docs not drop at all.

The following is an example of the eight tones applied to

what the Chinese regard as one syllable (/being only a modifica-

tion of ;/ V

UPPER SERIES. LOWER SERIES.

Williams. Williams.

^ eron
iS c
wan won wan
h vising- wan "wnn -wan
3
Avan' WUIl wan"
7^ abrupt U'Ut wat. wut wat.

Additional Tones: — We are indebted to Mr. E. H. Parker for

first calling attention to otiier tones, besides the above eight,

which occur in Canton Colloquial.
First, there are three even tones instead of two, the upper-
most one being a sort of cry. A typical case is a'niiaii, a cat, the
name beine an imitation of its cry. These upperiiiosi even tones
are distinguished in this Edition of the Cantonese Dictionary by
a tonal mark on the lower left corner of the syllable in addition
to its being printed in Italics. I have been guided entirely by a
Cantonese Teacher in this and the following distinctions of tones.

Second, there are three abrupt tones instead of two, the

middle one being about as much lower than the one above as
the upper 'going' tone is lower than the upper 'even.' This-
VI ENGLISH AND CANTONI-SE DICTIONARY.

lowering of the upper fourth tone takes phice almost invariably

in connection with long or broad vowels. The first tonal exercise
familiar to most beginners affords an example of it

Sin \^m Siti^ SiC.

The / being long (= re) the fourth tone follows the cadence
of the third; so that this middle fourth tone is appropriately
marked like the third. What is probably the normal upper fourth

tone is heard where the vowel is short, as in

Sinff Sing Sinff Silc.

Third, all the tones, except perhaps the upper even and the
upper abrupt, arc liable to be changed into an cxnggcralcd rising
tono; the initial letter always following the proper tone of the
word, and the raising of the voice commencing from that pitch
whatever it may be. This exaggerated rising tone is indicated
by an asterisk on the upper lelt side of the syllable. For example,
the character ^j^ (near) has three pronunciations according to
the shades of meaning, kan^, ^k'an, and *kan'>. The last is to

commence like the first and has no aspirate (

'
) but it rises even
more than the second.
It is mind that the lower even and the lower
well to keep in
rising tones always take the aspirate after c/i, k, p, t, and Ix,
while the lower 'going' tone never takes it, and the lower abrupt
tone seldom. There is some little help in this to a foreigner in
distinguishing so many tones.
More than nine-tenths of the characters given as equivalents
of English words in this Dictionary will answer equally well for
the general language of China; and I have thought it well with

this in view to substitute authorized characters for pS- "m,

V&^ ke "^^X mo, 11^ lai, &c. in many cases while retaining

the colloquial sounds. It seems a little absurd to write ^^ for

"*
lai,' to come, when the proper character -^K; '
loi ' is pronounced
 DIRECTIONS. VI

"lai ' in other dialects. This sort of thing, like the multiplication
of 'easy wenli ' versions of the Scriptures, will in the end only
multiply difficulties.

This Dictionary was from the first intended for English people
rather than Chinese, and those who consult it are requested, if

they fail to find any particular English word, to look for a

synonym or an approximate synonym; and to learn to form parts
of speech themselves from the material given, thus :

Adjectives may be formed at pleasure by adding Ice^ to nouns

and verbs.

Verbs may often be formed by placing ^ching or tso' before

adjectives, as '"iV/zw^-paak, to whiten.

Sometimes an alternative pronunciation of a syllable is given

in parentheses which will generally be found equally or more
colloquial. For example, under 'Adjoin,' foo''-kan^(^k'an), is an
abbreviated way of saying, foo'-kan^*, £>;' foo''-'^k'an.

J. C.

Hongkong, 28th March, 1891.

 AN

ENGLISH AND CANTONESE

DICTIONARV.
:-^i:c^-

Abaft, f^ ^^ htumj-

A, an, (one) — ijat. [The shuen- mi.

numerals or classifiers are Abandon, f^^^ slie-hi

given after (a) or (an) nndcr Abate. ?)^^ Irrnrm- s/>ii/.

different nouns. The most Abbey, (Bud.) '^ Kut- ^

common of all numerals is *tsze', (an)
— f^'^#
^ icoh' as — 1@A "
y^^- yat-7i:fw//-Fut-*tsze ,
(Tau.)
Jcoh'^-jan, " one man or To -J:oo/) (Rom.)
,

" a man," but where other ^, sau-to -*uen .

numerals are given they must Abbot, (Bud.) '^^ fonr/-

be used in connection with '

cheung', (an) — fe>^5t

theclassesof nouns to which i/af-wsLi -fo»y-cheimg^, (Tan)
thej respectively belong, as i
J^" •^ To - rjieunfi.

— "^^ y«^-f/?e^ -sliaiH', I

Abbreviate,
J^ ^ ''/caam-

" a beast," —-j^^ yat- ttien.

t'iu-*ue, " a fish."] Abbreviation, (in writing)

Abacus, MJ^ ^^'^'^ -p'oon, ^^ haam-}mt.
(an), — 1@gffi y«^ Abet, ^QJJ 7'0/i^-choh ,

Ico -siiea -p'oon. Abhor, f^*]^ tsang-iin

ft t '

' » '
' ;

ABO ABU

Abide, '^^ chue -sliat, -^ Above, Y slu'ung .

P^ chue - ha, jji^^ noi . Abreast, ^^ pi'ig -kin,—*

Al)ility,
7j"fI ts'oi-nano:, ;^ jfy
yat-p-anli'.

Abridire, '^M, f^dan-lmk,

ivdug-kohn.
^ ^H ^ r/^ //?//- /i;afl';z-

Abjure,
^^ j^ ^ ''shai -
leuk.

iien''-tsiiet. Abroad, ^[» ngoi .

Able, g^ nang, -^ ooi. Abrogate, j^ /''•//

Aboard, ^ i|6 Jl tsoi'- Abrupt, ^jlj^ tat-ngat.

shuen-sheung\ I Abruptly, ^^ tat-in.

Abscess, ^
1^ nuung-
Abolish, ^^^^,^\^paaJc-
,/'" -ch'ue.

Abominable, Abscond, ^^ Vo//-pi\

lca-tsan(j. (with money) ^Q ^'/i.

C, . C . - 3
Aboiiiisuitc, ^'1*^ clii -isuitij /W- liii-O- /'(/ .

Aborigines,
J^^ /'o-yan, Absent, /^'^E 'm-tsoi
(of China) "j^^Hp Min-V.sse. Absolutely, ij/^*^ pit-txwg .

Abortion, ^^p i^w/^ -t'ol

>J\
Absolve, ^ xhe .

in-^cli'-aaiK Absorb, ^^-^ sZ/a/^ -A?^e .

Aljound,
^1 m^ rh^ ue Abstain from, -^ /^"r^rt*

^A'2<e -too-toli, ^J^fiimHj- Abstracted, ]^ ^ *mong-

shing . yin?'
MA JF^
^sez<w^-

About, (round-) ^§ ^'^-'^'^z- yup-shan.

wai, (more or less) h T* Abstruse, *^^ sJn/m-o\
slieuug^-*ha^ ^J^ ^tsoli-
"'
Absurd, ^yfi'^^ ??<m

yau (about to) ''^ 'm-hop-'li, ^an'-

,
igftB
fsewig-^kd.n (concerning) cheung .

luun . Abundant, ^^ fuvng-ioxy

 ACC ACQ

Abuse, (fcliinijs)
§[ f^ Incn - Account, (money) ||J| Q .s7«o -

yiuing ,
(people) m ^h - mnnk.^ g r/teiaif/ -munk.
nia, ^. ts'aan-lioi.
^B|
Abyss, '^ *^ shum-um. Accountable, ;^Pi^ ,slii -jnuu .

^ jS
Acacia, /r;/»?-fiiun2r ,
Accountant, 5]^^ ckeung-

S v& ^ S'''i'iff-sik-f(f-
*kwai\
Accumulate, j^ tsaap-
Accept, ij^ 1^,1^
.s7/r///-iiaap.

maai.
Access,
j^
•
a ^ '/''!"-
Accumulation,
k'an-lo
ch'unng-ch'uung-tip-tip
Accidental, ^ ^[» / -ngoi
Accurate,
^^-^ h
^^
iv.o-f.ro .

Sigau-in. 5
Accusation, Z:o
J|^
Acclamation.
^ ^ P^ 7^ *chong .

t&^a.\-she/i:j-//(iJ/f- ts'-ni
Accuse. -^ /ro , (a superior)

Acclimated, ^J[]J^ ^f;;^

fuuk-

shui- Po. Accustomed, fW^ licaaii -

Acclivity, ^ :^ ta'e-poh. shuuk.

Accommodate, 1^, Ache, i|S V-uun(j
^^ .

ts'uimg * pin , '^ /. Achieve,

J^^ shing-tsau .

Accompany, |^ j^ t'uung- Achievement, J|^Xf| shing-

maai, ^ jrooi. Icuung.

Accomplice, if^ ^^ tsiuing - Acid, p[^ SUCH.

* f aan '. Acknowledge, |jg ying .

Accomplish, tj& sliiDg, Acorn, ^^ shek-luut.

Accord, j^^
^l^p
smng-v^oh. Acquaintance, Vtwk shuuk-
According to, '^
|jp^
f//n< -/. s// ?/;:,
TJ'ja^l sfung-shik
Accordingly, R^ g^ V<;fl??i- Acquire, ^^1 f^^^- io,

tsau . wok.
 ADD ADM
c. c
Acquit,
^ 1- mo- Addled,
Jjg
Svoh.
slaiin- Address, (a person) ^ P^
mo-lsui'. (h'hni-jiio, (a lettci')
^^
Acvii, (Chinese)

.
= 1 Eug.).
inan (0^
& '.v^'-,svj////'-p'i, (a-i) /(g
*///^// -p'i.
j3^
Acrid, ^ laat.
Adept, ^^ lo- 6"//(^?c'.

Across, -^ wasing, i"^ kivolL

x\ct, ^ ^ iao , liaiig,

Adequate, ^^ Icaa-^shai,

^^ tso -sze -koliit .

B^^ iiang-/OT<< .

Acting officer, ^? -[^ cli'ue

Adlu're,
^£^ nim-^';^'/i
^
yum .

Actions ^"^ hang-wai. Adhesive, f^ r//.'/.

Action-at-la\v,g^^ tsnnng - Adieu,

j^ ^ Vi(^-hung, gg
ts'ze. j>5^^^'^ uiong -'ai-V/«-

Actionable, pT *^
-
^^^ lioU- lol.

Ico -faat Adjoin, j^ J^ foo -kan^

Active, -^ '^ shau-faai .

('k'an).

7^^^ oot-tnnng . Adjourn, fj^ ///?//'-k'i,

p
Actor, (play-) ^'^'/'i - tsze.
W' ff W ^'"'/-^^'^-isoi'-

Acute, 4^ ^ ^S2"m-yui ,
ooi

(clever) -^f^^lj ling-li\ Adjust, ^—^ cA<7i_^-ts'ai,

Adam's apple, P^|^ hau- "fei^ ^ '

^^o'-Jmrii-i/at.

laam. Adjutant, ^^ /oo -tseung ,

Adapt, ^ hop. •^ 6^ liip-t'oi.

<ti^v. "^M >^

Add, Jn j^ /rr, /'/«?. Adniinister,
^j^
''isuung-

Addict ^^
to rliuen-mo .
c,
koon.

Admiral,
Addition (the rule of), jf|||
^JC^S^'H' '^''"'*"

^ la-faat\ sze-i'-Qi-tuulc.
 ADU AFF

Admire,
^ tsaan -sin . Advance, -Jl^
/,':7/?/n
,
(money)
Admit, g^ ni(e-ffitu» ,
51 :5t ^ ffl
"4^
"e^sm-
kaau-c/i'in/f, rhi, (goods

wan-V/i«z/n. on credit) ^i she.

Admonish, h u.fn Advantage, ^ g yeng, ijik.

kaai Adventure, ^ |^ hang- Atm.

Ado, sze -tso , s^ ^ Adversary, ^

^^i* tin -t'au,

6ze -kohn .
it I®: ^^/-/-tik.

Adopt a son,
I -^ laap- Adverse, ^ ^^huung,
1 - tsze,
_iL ^ laap- ;;rt^hang', igj yik, ngaak,

ming-ling. Jg chai'.

A.dopted, (personally) ^^ Advert to,

j^ ^ t'ai-'^ji.

Z:'fli ,
(father, mother) ^3 Advertise, iS ^ Puung-po ,

Jg. ^^ it-ai -je, /:Y/i'-

-^ ;;o^-Z-? , (by posting
""nrt, (by a second marriage) bills)

^chiii.
1,5 ^ tS Vi^-^kaai-

Adore, .^^ shuung-;;af/i Advisable, ^ "^ ^ hop-

Adorn, ^^ mun-s/^/A-,
^^
0^ cJiing-shik. Advise, ^ //?/?« .

Advocate, to,
>|^ gK; toi -so .

Adroit, ^ ^j^ shin -tsing. Adze, ^^ j;ort?i.

Adult,
^ ^ ]^ ^ clieung- Aeolian Harp, P|p] ^ heung-
taai -shing-yan, ^ ^ kuung.
taai -van. Aeolus, JSt
J^ /?/?//?^-shan.
Adulterate,
|| jg ^flg Affable, ^;|^|^ ho-seung-
^fl2/-tsaap- ka-fuh . ue.

Adultery,
^ y^ A'aan-yum. Affair, ^ ]^ sze -kohn.
 AFT AGO

Affect,^ kom, (coucern) Afterwards, ^^ :^ in-hivu ,

Jciraan.

Affectation, WM
^^
hau -loi.
Sn;-hau^
^^
diing-seng-cha -leng

Affectionate,
.

slnim-
Again,
^^
yau -.s/^^
tsoi -fuuk,
^
1^
ts'ing. Against,
j^ J^ seung-yaan,
Affiance, ^^ ting 'an.
-ts^c
^ yik, g^ or fl^ ngaak,

Affinity, ^@ ^ yan-U'an. (over-) ^^ fiii -min ,

(to

Affirm, fj ^ wa -hai . r\xh)-^^^^k'tvaang -ts^an.

Afflict,
^^ moll-///. ^gate, ^B| ^ ^ma-
Afflictions, )J^ ^ /'«///»7/ - Age,
^ ^^ nin- ki, (what is

ch^oh. yonr ?) f5j ^ S^ ^

^^
^

Affluent, /'/.7/;7-7-sl)iiig'. ani- xnu-'^Jci-toh'Sid ?(or

Afford,

(can)
>fih U luun.g-¥vp.
maai-tofe-
politely)
^^
kang-ni7; (the) -[y^
|l/|^ /i:?6'«t

s7ia?
-

Jp(f5^
^ged, jg ^ Z:o-shau', ;^
Affront, ch'uung- T|^ lo-* taai
y)^ :m .

;^ yank. Agent, toi'-paan'-

clioug ,
f^lSy^
Afloat, ^ fan. yan.

Afore-said, flgfjl^J^/^oA'-
^//c-ts'in-in,
_£ ^ JiJf ^ ching-kang -kwaan-haX , ^^
sheung -nnm-^shoh- kong. ^^ ching- ch'uung.

Afraid, '^ '|^

^
^huwig-jfa. Aggressor, ^^t T* ^"^" ^^"

After, hau 'sJiait, -^^ \ sin-

After-birth, i^\ liau -*yan, kinmg-ysin.

~p -^
Agitate,
^ ||^ ?/?/;/^-tuung .

Afternoon, ha - ng, Agitated,

|^ ^^ p'ong-wong.
aa/i -c/wM -hau . Ago, "gf ts'in.
 A I II ALL

Agony, ^^ /oo-kik. Air-p!ant. ^^ ^ ////-laan.

Aii'y-
^^ I'liiiz-V/'^'/y.

Agreeablf, jjM;!^ itmn-woh, Alarm, ^ ^ <h'in-l:ing^

(willinjr)
^^ foo;i-^/u\ (arouse) -j^g^ ' kin g-*^sing.

(to one's liking; '^j\u)>!fC Alarm-clock, ^ 4*^ naau'-

hop-s?<»i- shui. chmiug.
Agreement,
^ l/^>'^^\ ^^ Alas :
l^5f .-ly^/'-y^ /

hop-t'uung,
yeuk
^ ^'xj tai'- Ale-house.

Alert,
^^ jj \'sait-tim\

ktrnav-f^nm.
.
^^\j>
Agriculture,
^^ Tcang- Aleurias, nuts,
5lt^ ^^^'^
chuung , ^-^ luuing-sze'. luut.

Aerronnd. 4S j^ kolc-'^ts'in, Alias, gij ^ pit-*meng.

Alien,
^^ ^^ ngoi -

Ague. IJi^^ .Aa^'-'iaang- ktcok -jHu, "^ijl^j^ 'm-

peng'. 5f?w//-shuuk,
(fffiiXS^)
Ah : D|| Haai I Ha !
APi^ yan-ti-V.
Aha! pgjgg //r/-Ff^/ Alight, ^ lok.

Ahead, ^]^|]^ tsoi -ts'iu- Alike. ^iQ'iysf///;^- ts'ze —

t'au (to go)
If -^ ts'in- '^ //^/?'-*yeang ,

Alive, ^;^ ^haang-Qot.

Ahoy I
Ij^ Wai ! All, -1^ Av/^//,
tH^f 'luung-
Aid, ^^ /;o^i//-choh\ tsuung, ham -pang -lang ,

Aide-de-camp, ^^ ''sJiaii- (^re)

fp^ foo-h3i[\ (be-

pi^ fore nouns ; ^ chuung ,

Aim, [nj ('^ /iei^/?^ - chuun.

H maan ,

—'{^
"g" ^.^a//.

Air, ^ A^'. Ail-along, yat-\o .

Air, to,^
g^ long', gg^ Allay,
j[t
Vi^
long - shong. Allegory, ^^ ue -in.
 ALO 8 A MB

Alliance, ^^ kit'-ts^an,
^^
Already, ts'ang-^//;,^,

luen-niang.
B fi 'i-Zc/".^.

Alligator, ^^ ngok-ne. ^ ^
Also, yik, too,
y^ yau\
Allot,
flft^ cMu-fiui, ^ ^^
Altar,

shan-t'oi.
/"sfrt'-faan,
jjj^

JJ^ fun-p^aai .
^^
Allow, f^ chuun. Alter, ^JT /to/.

Alloy, (base metal) ^^ Alternate, S i@ ^ f^ oo'-

kum-fai, (to), ;f|^ tan. seung-tai' -io?.

Allure,
§1 ^ yaii- yan. Alternately, (in succession) |b^

^lunn-*lau, (every second

Allusion, ffjg :fg
0/72 - clii.

Almanac, j^^ t'ming-shne. one) ^ 5^ laam^-la .

Almighty, % p)x yp, n^ Alternatives, ^ ;§| /^

xno-^shoh-pat-nang. lenng-yeung'-yum'-VOTrtw
Almond, :^ ^ hang' -yan. Although,
g| ^ s?//-in.

Almost,
toh.
^ ^ y(\ ch^a-pat- Altogether,

kuung'.
^&^ tsuiing-

Alms, (to give) Jj^ ^ shi- Alum, Q^ paak-faan.

she. Always, 0^ tJ^ shi-shi, *^

Aloes, ]^ ^1^ lo-ooi',
^^ ^ gi sheung-shi.

ch'um-j./i«<«^.
—
Am (I-). # $fe
Sigoh-hai\
Alone, ij^ -j^ tuuk-y«^ Amaze, ^^ A;w/7-cheuk.

koh^, 10^:^ A-oo-tuuk. Ambassador, ^—^ sze^-

Along, (lengthwise)
J|^
tim\ shan,
^^
(an)

Ul chik, (with)
PI a ^ ya^wai'-W-shan, (im-
t'uung-maai. perial) ^& yum-ch^aai.
^f^
Alongside, )^ ^^ tsoi'-p'ong, Amber, T^ JQ foo-paak .

(to go) 1^;^ hang-maai. Ambitious,

;g chi'-
^^
Aloud, 3^ ^ taai'-sAen^. hi^-ko.
 ANA ANK

Anibash, '^ ^ fuak-pin//. Ancestor, j^ ;5t f-'^o-sin,

Amend, ^ Jf^
^kai-ching .
^ 'tso-tmuiuj, -)^ ^
Amends, (to make) |^ * taai -ktniiif/.

p'ooi- jpo. Anchor, ^ ^^i^ /// -naau, ^

^^
America, ^.l] Jfjfl ting^, (to) /raa^i.

mi-li -h(^ or
]P[ Anchovy-sauce, ^^ ue-
/a A;'? kwok'.

pT ^
Amiable, hoh-oi. Ancient, "jir A-oo.

^
Amiss, pS. 'm-cheuk. And, J^ ^
k'afs A'/?/2,
^
^ ^ ^ -^
Ammnnitiou, kuung', ^ yau'.

foh-yenk-chUiung' -''tsze. Anecdote, (an)— J^jfej^^

Among, ^ pb tsoi y«^tuen^-A:w'-sze^.

ciniung. Angel, ^m f'in-sze\

Amorous, ^ '[^ M-ts'ing. Anger, ]^ /if/^^

jg jg han'-

Amount, ^ g-|- kuung -/wt . no\

Amour, 'j^ ^ ts'ing-t'au. Angle, -^ B^ 7;oi-'-t'au.

Amoy, J^ P^ Ha -moon. Angle, to ^^Jaaf-no',

;^ tu(^-*ue.

Ample, ^ "^ kicong-taai . Angry,

Q Jg
Amputate, |||] -^ ^oA^ -/»^e\ jg ;2««-no'.

Amuse, p^ *\j» hoi-sum, Animals. ^^ sAfl'^jy-liog,

^Ij /'.^a^-k'ek, (a child) -^ ^ k-ura-s/m2/\

turn

Amusement,
.

waau-
Animate, (to)
^^ suung-

ifMW 'hi.

sha. Animation, ^jjt^ tsing-^hikM.

Amusing fs'ue Animosity, ^_g han\ -f^shau.

Analyze. ch^aat -shat, Aniseed, "^ § oo'i-Jteimg.

Ankle, ^JBR# ^^"*'-

Anarchy, ^ taai
.3 ,
-men
)
. ngaau-XiM'?/^
 ANT 10 AI'E

Annex. ^^ fsip^ -tmuk, jfjp Antidote,

|g^ ^ /--'/('/i-tiiuk.

Jca. Antiquities, "^ .^ Icoo-sze^.

Annihilation, ^ 4!l£ Icirai- Antiquity,

J^. "A" sheung^-

moo. ''koo.

Anniversary,
^^ Q :^ Antler, y -^ a-kok\

nin-k'i-yat- ise, (^iiret) 3 Anus, ^ P^ Iron f/-mooii,

i& /?«"''-niii. (VULCI 'shi-Jut.

Annoy, *
aaii- lu. Anvil, @ ^jl^
:-iP-/Ju/;n.

Annual, ^^ niooi-nin. Anxious, J^jd^^Y^"!^ /oV-

Anoint,- ^ ^ ch'u,
yg swn-])al-[vd\ Jj^l iij^ kiciV'-

ch'a-yau. sion, (for) jS^ nut.

Anonynions placard, ^ jWb Any,fiai^^flmo-lnun^-

^pin-koh\ Jh^ ^ mat-'^je,

Another, 5l)jlS !'it-/^o/r.

^ (some)
Anywhere
^^ /</r.

^^ 1^ pi}i-ch''ue ,

Answer,
^g faap'-ying',

IE| ^ oni-t/inii, (suit)

^ ^(?- ho.

^^ cheulc- «///,' i. Apart, gflggg^ !i-/to»-///t,

Ant, ^g ^iK''i) ('^n) — •

<^
i^ jjot-chek^- ngai. Apartment, j^ * fong, (an)

Ante-, :5t ein. ;2: :5t

chi-sin. Apathy, ^ ^ ij mo-
Antelope, ^ :^ ling-yeung. Ajom-tuuner .

AuteanjB,
^ ^'^ %ung- Ape,
^l |g \n^-lau.
t'iu-50. Aperient, @ ^ 'J^ /^/"i?-

Anti-, ^ p
yik, §:|- /^a^ se -yeuk.

miii\ Aperture, ^^ huung-

Anticipate,
Jg^ ue'-Iiu'. ch^ue , pj ^A /e/, luung.
 APP 11 ARB

Apex, ^ ]g iin-^ting,
^ Applaud, P^ ^ hoht'-'ts'oi.

J^ /.si/n- c/i'we

—'jQ
. Apple ^^ p'ing- A'^ro/j.

Apiece, i^ mooi-ya^ -^PPl}% ^ cheuk, ^ yuung',

0A ?;yj, (ask, &c.) ^ k'au,

Apologize, ^1^ ^kaai-sliuet', [n] heung'.

bhuei^-hoi. Appoint, 1^ jLL f/i'i^ -laap.

p'ooi- lai. Appraise,

"f^ ^ ^koo-ka^.

Apoplexy, |S ^ Pf? M Apprehend, (seize)

^ ^j
no-huei'-chuwvj-fuung, J|^ chiaik^-'^to, (mentally)
^
chuung-fuimg,- Apprentice,
^^ t'o-*tai\

tsau'-kan',
Apostatize, ^.^/?ooi'-A:f/«i<'. Approach, |^ jg
Apostle,'^ :^ 52e^-t'o. tsau^-*kan', ^
4(||1
/sej^^y/-

Apparatus, j^
f^^
ka-yoh, kan\

^— J^ /^/'-kue\ (complete Appropriate, (take) |g |^

set)
S SB is^ 2/^^ shin'-'/5'2<e, (fit)
^^
foo^-ying^-tong^. hop- s/m/.

:^ ^
Apparel, t-fuuk Approve, F)^ ^ chiiung-i\

xVpparition, i ^jfc hin-tsik. Apricot, :§ * hang'.

i^ ^ /r;r«a.''-mat. April, :^\!3 M
y^ng-sze'-

Appeal, ^ :|^ liming -ko^^ net.

^ ihaww^ -huung^ Apron, gm wai-*k'wan.

_J2,

Appear, HJ ^§ ch^uut- hin. Apt to, ^ ooi.

Appearance, ^^ maau .
Aquiline nose, ^^ ^
Appease,
^^ sik-hi". rt/^77-AoA-pi^

Appeased,
^ ^1^ p'ing-srX*. Arbitrate, ^g|t kiiung-tuen'.
Appendix, i]^ ^ "^^^o-wai. Arbitrator, ^fn |g woh-t'au,

Appetite, S [H wai^- Aaz/. pfl ^ chuung-y2in.

 ARM 12 ART

Arbute, ij^ ^ yeung-mooi. Aromatic, ^: heung.

Arch, M ^kuunff, ^ ;gt Around,

^^ cArti/-wai.

waan- kuung. Arouse, ^ sen^, iJ'J' ^

Archer, ^ -^ fet'/i - s^a?<.
ta- seng.

Architect, "^ ^ taai -

Arraign, ^ ko .

tseung [in Hongkong, Arrange, ^ :^p oAn-p'aai,

^
Ardent, (hot) it.
^^ 'cAi/;y-ts'ai,
|^ j^
t'iu-t'ing.
Are, -^ ^hai ,
(in) hai.
^^ t'oh-him
Argue,
^^ pin'-/o^\
Arrear,

^ chunk
.

Arise, ^ A/.
Arrest, .

^
Aristocracy, j^h ^hai^-M.
Arrive,
^|J
Arrogant, ^^
to .

kii(-ngo
M. swm
Arithmetic, Jfe
-
Arrogate, ^ <jr^ t'sm-f\xn\

Arm, ^^
(upper-) sAa?<-
Arrow, ^ /5m\ ''r:ru^^

jot , -^ ^
(fore-) ''shau-
Arsenal,
J^ '^ kwmi-

hi -*kuuk.
chaii, -^ ^m^ sJiau-hiva,

(the whole) ]^ ^ /a»- Arsenic,

^^ suun -shek.

P'ong.

Arm-chair, ^ jj^ /raaw-

«".
Arson, "j^
^
*}^ fong

X©
- foh.

Armour, ^^ k'-imi-Tcaai)
Art, ngai^ hiung-

Armoury, W SS ^ A:«<^'an-
iigai

/ii^-*kuuk. Artemisia, ^ ngaai

Arm-pits, gg.
^ Jg /;;««&- Artery,

mak-
M
JifiL

A:oon.
t huet -

Zaa/i- tai.

Arms,
^ g^ ping-ht. Artful, 31^ 3^5 kivaai- haau.

Army, ^^ saam-kivan, Article, ^^ kin , 'kin .

luuk-Z;i^"an. Artifice, =^ ^ kwai-kai .

 ASC 18 ASS

Artificial, ^ ^' >pfe yan- Ashamed, ^^^& kin-sau-

shau-tsoJc 'ch% ^ Jl pUi-^ch'au.
Artillery, -^ ^ taai -p'aau ,
Ashes,
^^ [fuh-fooi.

(-men) ^^ p^aau - Ashore, P^ ^ Jl '/^'?«-

shall.

Artisan, A tseung -yan,

ngohu -shenng
shenng-ngobn
,
(to go)
^
j^ j^ ,

-gt XA tso'-A;«///??^-yan. Aside, "^ '^ tsoi -p'ong, (to

Artist, X^ ^ /irta?<-tseung ,
put) i|^ JH sAa?<-maai.
^^raiu''- shau, (painter) Ask, Pt^ mun (invite)
|^
,

'^ts'^eng, (beg for) ji^ k'au.

Artless,
^^
Tg* shuun-chik.
lo-tuun ,
j|j^
Aslant, ^j-

Asleep, g(|
ts'e,

/'w?/\
('se .

As,
^ tl '^^^-'ts'ze,
IP ^p Asparagus, ~|^ p^ :^ ^;'^/^-

^si^-ue,

c/«"-oo.
38 ^ "?* y^^^^" moon-/?a/»//,

timng,
^ i^ i'ifi-

luung-
^|
Asafoetida, jj^ |^ o/^-ngai . so-ts'-oi .

Asbestos,

muuk.
^ jjj^ "^ pat-Jooi- Aspect, -M-

maan ,
^ Icing-shilc,

-^ -^ hivong- king.
Ascend, _^ "^sheung,
Jl^ -^ Asperse, ^^ J^ kong-vi^iia .

sheung-A^/e , ^ sAw?//,
^^ Aspirate, tj^ ^ jf>'///i -hi

/any. Aspire, ?{^ J^ ^ s^-z;;?//-

Ascent, (way of) _|^ :^ '^ sheung-/s^/?^« , ^ ^

1^ shell ng-Awe -f/w-lo ,
Jl^.
/'rta^^z-taai .

^& sheung-lo . Ass, ^ *lue, (an) ^ |^

^^
Ascertain, ch'a-ming, f Ae/c'^-Iue, (a great)
^ ^^
^^ ch'a-fAaw. ^|_ taai -pun -tseung ,

^^
Ascetic, saz^-lin . Assail, J^ killing.

^
Ascribe to,
-J-
kwai-ue. Assassin,
^J ^ ts^ze'-haak.^
 ASS 14 AT

Assault, 'J^ ^ Icuung- ta^ Assuage, ^ A-aaj.

(as robbers)

^ta-keuk -hcut.
^T W "H" Assume, ^g Vwai, jg
Assay,
^^ Vifraw-im',
^ 'l^
ka-tse ,
(a name) ^
i^ mo -*
^ ill! -ku'o .
meng.

Q shin
Assemble, S^ ^ tsue -tsaap.
Assuming, 1^ -tsze .

Assembly, ^ r '^ooi .
Assurance, (faith) ^ V^
tuuk-suun (presumption)
Assent, ^^ -^ wa -^h inj,
yj^
,

Svan.

Assert,
^ j^ \va'-hai\ _^ Assure, ^^ ^ taam- po.
Mf lik-iii. Assuredly, -^ ^ ^kwoh-in.
Assess,
^^ ^ '^Jcoo^shm . Asthma, ^ p|^ fii - di^uen.
Assets,
^^ wai-ip,
jg ^ Astonish,
^^ Aw?^-cheuk.
wai-'fA'aa//. Astonishing, ^ {;f|
r/^'z^iff-k'!.

Assisrii,
jjL
haan
|5^ laap-haaii\ Astoun(\ ^^ tsau -

/^ -tinir ,
(-to)
(cliaau )-haak^.

/£ ^ ting -kicai.
Astray,
^^ tong -sy^a^.
Assi7t,^gft;^^;;^-choh',fl^^

Jp_^ rAm -A-09

Astringent, jj^
shau-sh ?//;-yeak-liu
Vl ^#
Assistant, ^ ^^ i -^shau, (in
.

government) ^'J /(W

Astrology, ^ ^» s/n^-hok.

^^
.

1^ ;^ ^
Astronomy, /'m-mun.
Assize, Iroon-^i-ka

^
.

Asylum, *uen (for child-

Associate, to, j^ B^ seung- ,

^^^'
ft 5{$ Vong-loi, (an)
ren) ^ J^ *^ yuukrj^j>2^-

1^1 -^ t'unng-poon .
*t'ong.

Association, ^ *ooi. At, ^ tsoi , p^ '^hai, (-last)

Assort, :gp J|J p'aai-Iit,

;^ '4^. :2 tsuut-chi, 5fg

;^ oAn-p'aai. ^aw ~^king.

4k
 ATT 15 A UN

Atheist,
fg ^ fc IS* * Attest,
^^f. ^if tiiok -citing .

wa''- mo-sheung' tai'- clif. Attire, ^^ :^ rhong-pnnn

Atlas.
^ [^ ^ ri -Vo-s/iue. Attitude,
^ yiiung,
^
Atmosjihcre,
^^ t'in-hi\ chong -maau .

Atom, :j^ ^ itii-nioot. Attorney,

^ gjjj chong'-s2<',

At once, fp Q^ As-/A:-shi. A^ )K 6r|l

''^'"-'honir'-53<,^

Atone.
1^ Jjg [oi'-sliuuk, -^ (to act as) 1^ gj-J
toi^

HJ ^ -.//.rZ-tik-woh,
'gji;
paan'.

5J^ g^ t<o^-\vol)-t'!ui. Attorney Hen era), ^ ^^

Atrocity, ^ %% :^ ^ '^ j5^ ^ A'?wZ' -Zra-luut-

ts*aan- j/an-r hi -s-zc .

ching^-szp.

Attract, j^ ^j '///'//- van.

Attacli, gj5 ^^ ^/}j^-kan'

('k'an)
^^ 6fw?(7-lin. Auburn,
Auction,
^^(sell by)
hoht^-sliik.

Attachment. gj5 'Ci) t'ijj'-sum. :f^

Attack. ^^ :^ kuung-'^ta, -J^
t'au-maai\ (sale) PJ^ ij^

^ Luuny-kih. Ji!^ /ifl'flm -ye -Jaang.

Attain. ^^\ t:k'tn. :^^ Audacious, ^ ^^ A'zra/^-

tak-chi ,
^^ k'aap-c/// A'ow,
^ p)§ taai'- to^//?.

Attempt, ^% .-///'-wai, ^* Auditor

Hnmi-sJio
(7 en era!,

-aze.
^^^
s/</'-tso'- iia.
j^ "P
Attend to, -^ y"^ lau-swm, Augment, "jljfl ^ ka-tsanj^

(at) ;^ tsoi . (upon) ^

^ 8hi'-fuung', jjg ^ August, 15^ A >9 ^'".'J'-

fuuk-sze ,
(manage) ^^ /^rra^ -uet.
c c,.
to- h. August, ^ wong.
Attendants, jj^3^ kmi-paan. Aunt, (paterual) ^ -^ i'oo-

Attentive, i^ Mh kirn- tim, mo,

c
(maternal) j^ ^
i^ sai -sum. 1- mo.
 AWA 16 BAG

Auspicious,"^ kat. Aware, ^ ^J f^Z-^o .

Austere,
^
^^ kmxk-suuk. Away, -^ /??<e\
u|f|
li.

Author, i^ tso ^
chue^
^^ - Awe, -^ ^ ?rcri'-kue\

j(^ J^ A chue -tso -chi Awkward, /^ J@ i"so- lo,

^^
(ke )-yan, -^ ^ ^soA; -^r/.
(P§) A tH: 'm-yup-s/wi''.

Authority, ]^ knien, ;^ ^^ Awl, 1^ rA?//, 7jin.

k'uen-5/(«f ,
1^ ijflS k'ueii- Awning, ^ ijj^ che-chew^g ,.

^^ po-cheung\
Autumn, ^^ ^ ts'-au-Hn. -^
Awry, w?.

Avail one's self of, ^^ ^A'an , Axe, :^ gg yoo-*t'au.

^ sliinp.
^^ ^ cJran -
Axle, ^k. $fb r////cy/-chuuk.

shai ,
(be of use) Jfe"
^^ ^Vv, ^Pg'li=^i'-^'^^'''^'^l^ai\

to -kuen-fa.
yau-?///.:. Azalea, ^i^J^^
Avarice, '^ W[
t'aam-hiam.
f'aam-t-i'oi, Azure,
^^ ts'ong-shik.

Avenge,
^^ ^Jf^ po -ch'au.
Average, :^ ft 1^ ^^'^''-
B
Averse,
ch'-e-suen

^^pb j^ 'm-chiamg-
Babble, ^ Ilg lo-ts'o,

I'J? ts'o- cli'aau.

' ' -^ IJK !^ 'm-noi -faan. Babbler. Pg |I^' P|E A *^^'°-

Avoid, ^^ ^i/e^^-Siin, ; '^chU(a7(-ke -van.

pi'. Baby, 5^ |^ ff f/-.S(7-'^5ai.

Avouch, ^^ ying -cA«» Bachelor, ^
Ig mi'-*;'s'2^e .

Avow, !§ ^ chik-wa .
Back, (the) "^ pooi\ ^^
Await, ^ :^ tang-toi .
pooi -tsek ,
(turn-)^ faa7i,

Awake,
^j ^ fun-^seng, [BJ ^ ooi-'^chuen, (behind

^seng, (wide-)
g ^ sm^ one3'8)"pt
hau -^m.
^^ i'"^*'-

tiDg\
 BAI 17 BAM

Back-bite, "Sf i^ ^ Baize, ^ ;^ fJ/l^ ts'o-UaC-

jwoi -hau - ivdi-p'ong .

Back-bone, »M* pooi - Bake, i]^ Ay/?7/ , ^ kuuk.

tsek -kwut. Balance, (a) ^ 2p /'//j.

Back-door, hau -
p'ing, (steelyard)
Jg ;ft^
*moon.
Backslide, /)»(;* -to
pa-chHiij , (small do.)
^
.

ij li-*tang', {io)ilS:'t<
Backstitch, ^^
^
lean .

M fflC
seung-'tai,
^^
^J ^
Backward, f^j hewu/ -hau ,
p'ing-tui', (the)
j^ ^ ^'"^ '^^^^'^
»
(to walk)
Bhing -*ngan.
^J fj
Bacon
^o-hang.

(smoked)
ffl }§ P^
Bald,
3fc
k/ro)i;/,
^ /!'?<«^,

(-head) kwong-t'Au.
in-chue-yunk.
;3fe^

^
Bad, .Z'\
>f;
g-- 'ni-V..,
Bale, (a) ^ ;w//?/, (to, water)
foo'-^shui.
M-
H
yai.
'c/i'a«, p]ij|k sum',
^ Ball,
l[<.

(a) ^ k'au, (cannon)

Badge, |g ^
ki'-ho.
p^aau -* ma.
Badger, ^^ ^^ kau-foon.

^ |J^ kang
Ballad, ^ it'?/«A-, Aw?^^, (a)
Baffle, •

pa'ii-po
- c/ioh,

- to,
|^
(him)
—^^ • gat-chi-^ye.
ff^ '@1
^ tS W noi'-^k'ae-hoh.
Ballast,
^^ rhaak^-* tsoi

^^a^
Baffled, mo Balloon,

k'au.
^^^ hing-hi-

teng -maai- shau,

mo'-kai Balsam, (flower)
^g ^ :fg
Bag, dg * toi
,
|g nong. ^chi-kaap-fa,
^ fjlj :J2
Baggage, fj ^ hang-^li, f uung -sin-fa.

Bail,
-PS^ ^poAiag. Bamboo, -^ chuuk^ (a) ^
Bait, €B oi • ^ t'iu-cA?////:.
 BAN 18 BAR

Bamboo
c
shoots, ^'^ chunlc- Banner, ^. k'i, (large)
^
suun. ^^ taai -t'o.

Banana, «b Jsiu. Bannermtn, j^ "TC k'i-*ha .

Baud, (tie) ^^ taai (com- Banquet, y^ j^ /.sr/z^tsek.

—
,

pany) — •
1^ r/at-tm , Banter,
gjj |g /ooi-haai.
"^^ yat-paan.
Bandage, (a) g J© cli'in- Baptism, ^
- -
jjj^
^
.<6'/- lai.

taai ( iaai), (to) |^ cliiu . Baptize, ^

J]|
.-

s/w- sai,
c
(to

Band-box, ^^ Vw-* hop. be baptized; ^ j^ shau -

Banditti, ^^ ta'aak-'/wA, *^-^^''

tH ^ "^ling-W
Bar, (of a do*ir )
f^ ^^ moon-
Bandy-legged, ^[j] g^ kuulc- shaan, i^ ^^ waang-^ai
(of a cage) :^^ j^ waang-
tsze -keuk paang luung, '•*
waaug.
pi. Barbarous, ^^ uiaan,
^ ^^
Bane, ^^ tnnk. maan-i.
Bang. 53f7J'?/?/»/, p'aang Barbel, ^^ Z\7-ue.

paang. Barber, |^|] g^ ^ ^'fli -t'au-

Bangle, ^|g ««/;; yan.

Banian, }^ j^ yuung-shue .
Bare, ^ '/(^A, :^> chHl' , -^
Banish, "^ §f ch'-uung-hwim, /f?ro;?v, (to) ^] mok,
^
B5 ^ "^^^^ -kii'un. /'««», i^ ??/e/ ,
(-faced)
Bank, (of a river) ^^ ^mo-lini .

hoh-ngohn , J^ ^ Aoi- Bargain, (to) ^M kong-

>/«, (for

ngan-* hong.
money) ^^ ka ,
(settle a)
^^ ^
^1 kong-iAng -ka -ts'in.

Bankrupt, ^J fj Vo-*hong, Bark, (of a tree) jg[ ^

m iU: 'to-iso\ shue -p'i.

%.
 HAS 19 BE

Bark, (to) ^ fai'. Basil, (sweet) ^ (jfij^ ^fsze-so.

Bailey. -^ ^ taai -maak, Basin, ^ p'oon, (small) i^

(pearl)
^I^ ^ Vniai.
Barn, pQ i'\n-^rhonfj. Basket, -^ 'laaM., ^ loh,

Barometer, )^ jg ^\fi(unfj- 'l^ /lonc^, hHvaang, ^ /ajt;,

ae-chum.
Baron, ffi "^ naam-A^g?^' Bastard, ^ -j^ Ve-Vwi', (in
Barque. ^ ;fj^^-. tl US abusive language) ^ 'j^
leung-r/i/-j>wo;/ -*\vai-sliuen.

Barrack?.

Barrel,
-^ ^ pinf/-fong.

veung-
Baste
naan
clothes,

-/-funk.
^^ jjg
"J^ Jg :(^
Bastinado, ^ :jgi -^ Va-
Barren, (womb)
^^ sliek- ^paan- tsze.

^'oi-(land)

Barricade, !^|fi|
)^ -^ tsik'-^Po.

rA'(7/7/:-laan.
^^t'
^ jjl
'^f^^y^t-chelc
;'-'*>''?"', (a)—
-fiJ^shue.

Barrier, ^^haap.'^l^ >- Bathe,

^^ sai-shan.

chewif/, ^^ ^'/^oA-ngoi'. Battery, ^Ijfjj^ ifaau -*t'oi.

Barrister, 3^ ^ g]jj
taai'- Battle, (a)
tTl^T-® 'ta-
cliong -sze. cheung -yat-c\i^xi .

Barrow,
^^ shau-ch'e. Bawdj-house, j^^^ cli'-eung-
Barter, ^ ;^ tui^-oon'. *Iiu, c}ievn(f'-'*\\\x.

Base, (bottom)

/2m, ^
J^
A'/,
/^^
tai,

Z-f2/Z;\
^ Bawl, p^
Bay, (of the sea)
PJ^ foo-liaam,
% ivaan.

Base, (mean)
(bad)
,

IB
^ |Jjg V't-lau',

Bayonet, ^s'eung-
taai.
^^;^J
Basement, ^'3^ ti'-loo,
^ t'au-X'/w ,

Be, ^ hai', (be in) (^ 'Aat,

Bashful, *j^ ^ />'a -'^ch-au.

^ tsoi
 BEA 20 BED

Beach, y§ )^ hoi-pin. ii^ -jg A ^'iii-suun -yan

—
Beacon, /((Q ;^ in-tuun. Beast, ^)1| sAaw ,
(a)

Bead, 3^ c/^i/f, (li string of Sj^ yat-chek -shau .

beads) — ^ ^• ya?"- Beat, :}7 to, (up eggs, &c.)

ch''ue)t'- —
thus, (a bead) 1^faak\ (defeat)
ff ^
^tefe ^ yat-nup- chue. ^fa paai .

Beak, |^ Vs?«. Beau, ^ 5S ^ taai'-rt'-

Beam, (a) ^yj^leung-munk,

^K t'in-cban'. ^ ^1^
Beautiful, 'mi, ho-

Beam,(to)^'^/f7a^ -kicon/j. >^

tai, 5J? '/w-*yeung ,

Bean, ]^ *tau ,
(long or
^@ ^ i?i?<-c/?i', icai.

string) ^ -^ tan -/i:«/c Beauty, female, ^ s/itVc.

(Frencli)
J^ g 7?//i tau ,
Beaver, V^ ,1^ /;o/-*loh.

^^ min^-*tau (sprouts), Becalmed,

^ ^ St '"^''

^^
Bean-curd, ]Q^ |
nga-/.s'o» .

tau -foo .
fuwig-^shai,

fimng.
^^ ^'w?^ -

Bear, (carry on the shoulder) Because,

^^ yan-wai.

:^ toam, (between two) ^g Beche-de-mer, ^ ;^ Aoi-

t'oi, (on the back) ^ W('\ slium.

(endure)
^shau
^^ toi-chue ,
Beckon, -^ :^ shaii-chiu^

,(achild)^.s//«/;^. Bjg ngup.

Bear, (a) — ;^ f^ A ^^^^ Become, ]|^ shing, '^ wai,
chek -huung-*jan. ^ tso', (to grow)
^^
Beard, ^ 7* JK so, sAa«n^-shing.

ha -p'a-so.

Bearer, (chair-) Ij^ dj? .'01-

t'
Becoming, (fit)
^ 5^ hop-

M ^^!^ 'mo 'mi 'ma Bed, ^ ch'ong, (a) — '

(LiT.)tail-le88hor8es(letter-) ^ yat-cheung-ch^ong.
 DECx 21 BEL

Bed-chamber, |^ ^ ngoli - Begin,

^J) V^ r/i'oh-tso\

fong,
gd ^ //^/i'-foiig, maai-

or *fong. .^liau, ^x^ fii- shau,

Beddinw. J^ji ^ ch*ong-;jW, 32 I'inij-kuu'ui.

Beginning, "j^^^ '^chH-ch'oh,

Bee, ^^fiii/Hf/, j^ ^ niut- ^ .s7^//?/,

^ t'au.

flllOl//. Begone, :^t Pg. ^r/t'e-lok\

Bee-hive, ^ ^g mat-*hiung. Begonia, ^ ^ '/t^ ch'uun-

Beef, '^ [^ iigau-yuuk. ///?i-t'ong.

Beef-steak, 4. [^ |G ngau- Beguile, ^ ^^ /^/, ;it-

ynuk-*p'a. waak.

Beer, ^f^ pe- tmii. Behalf, ^

(in)
/f^
^«t'-toi'.

Beet, fJ ^ ^ b"ng in'- Behave, ^ hang, (towards)

if^ toi'.

Beet-root,
^^^
ts^oi -*t'au.
huung- Behaviour,
hang
^JJ,
ij^g-
^^;«;i-

Beetle, K^ /r«'7/; -ch'uung. Behead, |[|fp ^ '^c.V^fffl'm-'t'au,

Before, ^ s/;?,
jqjj
ts'in, (for- x/^aa^ -*t'au.

merly)
^ Ry"
ts'uung-ts'in, Behind, :^ hau
3

,
(to be)

Beforehand, 7^ ;5t
ue -sin. Behold,
^f^ zW-chue',
|^
Befriend, H8 jS c/«"w -koo ,

fl '\k 't'cii-suut Behoof, ^Ij g h'-////;.

Beg, ^ Ar/^,
>g; ^ ;/«^ Behove, |^ ^fe ying-koi.

k'au. Being, (existence) ^ yau»

Beget, ^ shaang.
Beggar, -g;
fg^ /^H :Jg-y- Belch, ^^ ^ /a- oji-^tt

/a- &?c. (cuL.) yeuk-At^-lai, y^w/c.

3
 BEX o-->
BES

Believe. ^ si/ini^. Benefit,

g y?!, (grace) Jg
Bell, ^ cJiuiing,
^ Jinq. j^ y«;;-chaak, (to) '^ g
[Hanoinir] Bell-flower,
^ ^ tsze-ijik.

^ /»^ -cJuaing-fa. Benevolence, •^ ^ yan-ot

Belladonna, ^^
^y''"
^^W ^'"-'"k'e.
ir yan,
^g yan-toi%
Bellows, Jl^

^ #^ p'i-p-aai.
'.'7--"?^M/'^,
Benighted, Al
kiie-hak-om^ -chmtifi
M ^H ^P

Belly, gi 't'o,
^ /?^?/A'.
Bent, ^ ^'//?//i;, /^?/?J:,
:}^"J
Belonf!:, ^ shiiuk,
^^ '^^a;<-'"lin (^A/m).

Beloved,
Jg oi\ j^jf ^^
^^/lo/i-
Bent of mind,
^^ chv'-lLi

Bequeath, ^'j^ lau-lok,

5^
Below, "j; 1i i\ jg "p ^tai-
PM wai-rA?Aj<^.
ha\ "1^ j[g lui'-'toj (tai).
Bereaved '^^^sonf sluit.
gg ^
of,
Belt,

^flrti'-wai.
/«-/m^/^
^g Berth, J^ -^ fong-'^'wai\

Bemoan, |^, ^ ^^/-oi. Beseech, ^ 5]< '^A.7;?-k'au.

Bench, :j^ ^^ '^jiaan-tang^, Beset, ^ '(^ wai-chne\

(magistrate's) ^ ^ Beside, ^
'j^J
rhak-^pin.
Icuung-ohn^
Besides, ^ ^[^ ling -ngoi .

Bend, (to) ^ |J(]

wat-huuk
Besiege,
^ ^ wai-/r?/'2w\
(k'uuk).^^ ^ching-hinik,
Besotted, -^ ^/;/;?-niai.

Bespeak, ^ tiiig\
^a£
'/{:o;?/7-ting\
Beneath, ':^ tsoi'-ha'.pf^
-^ —
~f^
"TC ^ '^hai-h&^-pin (pin ).
Best. Iff tii?-!/at-'lio,

Benefactor, Jg, z^ yan-'^chue.

Beneficent, -^'g^'lifil '^«"^- ^fingJho

+ ^ ^J shap'

chau-suut.
 BEZ 23 BIL

Bestow, Jg ^ shi-ts^z',
1^ Bewitched,
—^j^^^^K
-
/://r/i-mai-

Beyond, - /•///-

Bet,
^^ sliue-'fo ngoi', ^\. — ngoi',(to
Betelnr.t, [Areca Catechu'] 1^ go) Jg A-//W/\

^^ 2mn-\ox\^ : licnce the [Cow] Bezoar, Zil ^ ngau-

expression-^ -^Igf^l wong.

long /^a^

nut fcr the rich

/ in, i.e.,

man and
betel Bib,
H/?,
P ^^ /^rn/- s/ii/i-Jan.
//^?<- sAmi-

tobacco for the begorar. Bible,

|g ^ !<Mwj-1dn,j.

Betel-pepper-leaf, ^ ^ Bid, (order) pMpf^ ''^"'''^'"Z'^'''

/^»-ip. (invite) |g Vs'i/r/, (offer)

Betray. ^ |;j" maai -foo ,

S^ P§ //t-haam\ Bide, ^ 'tan;/,

jjj^
noi'.

Betroth, (of men) )^ ^ Bier, 5,*^^^^ "an -kau -hn .

ting -/".s'a/z, (of women) g^ Big, Uiai'.

~J^
^ Jnie-p'-iiirj .
Bignonia, ^ ^ fE 'ing-
BettL-r, :^"p A\7;i_;/ - Ao, (a
J^
little)
^ ^^
^hn-aani
V?o-/j7r, (quite) BicToted, Tgj^ /.rr/ -,'7///y>,

^T '''t^
.

Between. Cyl ||^ rhuwig-hnan, cbue - I'oon-kaau.

Bile, ^"j^ 'faam-clnip.

Bewail, j^ B^ oi-huulc. Bill, (beak)
pjl"
S\si/j, (paper)
]>ewiire. ff^ Rj^ t'ai-fong, ^ 5^ ^ cheuny-tann.

^ ~K I'/raan-hoo i.a. Bill uf exchange, |^^ _^ ooi -

Be.viidcred. J\^^^ .*?/»?-] iien ,

A§gg| ynp-mai-lo\ ,^ Bdl

laam
of

-/soi
lading, r

- chi.
^
^W^ yoniz-fut.
 BIT 24 BLA

Billiard,
JJ iwh, (to flay)
:Jj Bitch, :}g -^ 'A-«?/--moo,
^^
^ ia-j)oh, (room) j^ ^ ^ kau- na.
jy(^A-*lau. Bite, f^ 'ngaau, (a) — pj^
Billows, ]^ ^^ "-
7i-long ,
ya^-taam .

Bind, :j^\j
chaat,
glj
^jjonf/, Bitter, ^ ^foo.

^^ '))0>//7-chue\ (agree) Bittern,

y^ ^ chi(p-\o .

^^ //' Ilk (books)

^J tent/, Bitumen, ^^ ^ Wk-ts'ing.
^r ^ teng-chonf;. Bivalve, |i£ ^ '^hi)i-Iwk\

Binding, (of clothes) ^[ g Black,

H Aa/r,
^^ g ^^/Z:-

tu'im-fin, -^.^ 1^ ^k'lnoi-

*t'i",
^ 'I'll-
Blackguard, "3^ i^ kicong-
Biography,
chon{/
ff j|;f;
hang- kivun , ^ -j^ laan - /sa/,.

P laau'-Vmw.
Birch, ;|^ ^ wa-muuk.
ifH
Blacking, (shoe-) |^^haai-
Bird, ,1^ uiu, ^\l^ tseuk -
maak.
niu, (small) ^' [^ ^sezJi -

*/sflr, (a) — ;^ .ft

y^^-
Blackleg,

tsai.
fAfZ: - niu, (and beatt) -^
^- 'k'-um-shau .
Blackmail (to), "^ gp] shik

Bird-hme,
^^ ^ rA'i-kaau.
t'ung.

^ ^ [^
Eird's-nest, (edible)

»n 'Woh.
^^ Black-smith,
tHt -*tseiiiier
to-

Birth, ^ shaang. Bladder,

^^ niu - paaw,

Birth-day, ^ Q shaang-j&i. (animal's) ^^ >J\

.«//^- t'o.

Biscuit, ^i|i
^ jwpg-koln. Blade, (of grass)
^^ ts'^o-

Bit, (of a bridle)

,^ P |& ip, (of a knife)
JJ [^ ^-o-

ma- Aflw-k'im, (piece) *yuuk, (shoulder-)

*^ faan -shi-A:z^w^.
^

A
 BLE 25 BLO

Bladed knife, tliree, ^ p^ Blight, ^2 ts'aan, ^ pal .

77 saam-hoi-fo. Blind,
g P^ niaang- ngaan.
Blain,
J^^ ^ ^w<?^ -wong - Blind-man's-bufT,
1^^^
shilc. chunk -mai-*muuiig,
|^]^
Blame, |fp tsai ,
(to) i^|^ t'aan, S/w/^-maang.

»|^ kwaai , ^^ rA^w?/*; Blinds, ^ *lim, (Venetian-)

Blameless,
^ J^ |[^ mo-tsui
.)
^^ ^ ^ ^wa/r -ip-cA'e«ny.

Blauc-mange, ^\^ ]^
Blink, ^ .sAiw, (the eyes)

ngau- uc-tiiung'. nil itfiup, (elude sight) g^

Blank. ^ j^ /zz«wy/-paak. jlj^ 0^ ^him-kwoh - ngaan.
Blanket,
^ ^^ paak-r/zwi.
Blaspheme, ^i J^ s/i -tuuk, Blister, ^ y^ ''shin-p^aau,

^ IB i^'o V-tuuk. ('p'o), (to)

II ;;rfC fa
Blast rocks, ^ Ji^ ^ ((i- /aa^ - shni-p^aau.

Bloated, ^^ ^|| fan- chimng.

Blaze, ;^ )jg 'M-W, j^ Block, (of wood,&c.) _g^ t'au,

3)^ ]fah-kicong, ^^ ^oA- jg: kau', (for printing) igl

^"
jfe
' S 'M-'maang. ^paan, (pulley) :^ ^^ luut-

Bleach.
Jg Q
j(/m'-paak.

Bleat. {^ /wr, 11^^ riie-sheng.

Bleed,
Blockade, 01 8®P ^''^^''^-

J^ IsiU-hiiPt^.
j/jft,

Blemish, *^ ^fi oo- //;»,

^ 35 choh-sak-tsinm-iu .

peng\ :^ ^
mo-peng\ Blockhead, tJc {^ A n^^^"^"

jg^E ha-fe'2e. "^ngau-yan, [J^ ^ yai-'/o.

Blend, ;^n woh-wan, ;|g Blood, 7m<'^\

<^ jjij_

'^ /c'aM-wan. Bloom, (to)

P^ ::f;2
Ao/-/«.

Bless,
jg5i
chuuk, jgJJ fg Blot,
^ yi^- t'o-oo, (out)
;^
chuuk-fuulc: ;^ t'o-moot ^ ch'a.
 BOA 26 BOL

Blotch,
^^ ^ {Hau-cha. Boast,
1^ ^ ]cing-¥iva,
^
Blovv, (strike) ^ Ua, (a) ^
— [^ ta-tjcit- ha, (as wind)
Boat, ^ 't'eng,
^ jj^
i^
1^
^
rA'?//, (the nose)

s«»/-pi^ (out) P^^ Bob,^

saam-paaii, ^ shuen.

??//(-/« .

f^'t«-mit.
Bodice, moon-hnung^
Blue ^'^ laam-sA/A;, ^^ tin .
:|^^ J|^

Blunder, ^g^ |^^/.sW-'ng\

Bodkin, $ ij§
^f r//,'?^e;i'-

tddi -rlitnn.
Blunt, ^^ tuun , tuen\
-^ r/i'/-ngoi.
Body, ^g^ .s/zr^y/,
^ g| ../,«n-

Blur, ^ nu.ung, ^
moo-oo. B^S' JM paan^-ch'i.
fill
Blu.h, |g gr ff
huung-S,27?-mhi ,
®-./?m/^-

>^ ^
Bohea-tca,
i-ch'a.
^ ^j ^ moo-

hom-S(7?/.

Bluster, ^^ As'o^-po .
Boil, (to)
^ J^ ;;o, shaap.

Boiled, fiL shuuk.

Boa-constrictor, i}j^^*^ mong-
she. Boiling, '^ /;7/r^7/, (with

Boai', /^ ^ chvp-kunrj.

Board, (wood) ^ ;|^ niuuk- Boils, ^ cW-ong.

"paan, (a) — 'Jb^ ^R !F'f-
Boiler, ^ wok, •j^ ^'rtflj*/
,

faai - paan, (department)

Boisterous, ^^ po j^ ,
maang.
Board, (to eat with) [^ -^
t'uung-shik, ^ -^ ^w/;? - Bold, -f^ gg taai'-V^/«;«, Hi]

^^ 7w»^-ngai
shik, (one's self) -^ Q
p^ shilv-tsze - lei, (ship)
^ Bolster, ;^ ^^ taai'-

j^ sheung-shuen. ch'ong- chum.

 BOO 27 BOU

15olt,
fJ tpwi, j^^ sinit,
|§ Booth,
p'aang.
^^ maau-i/z/A',

^f'it^-koon (of a door)

,
f^
P^ moon-sJiaan, (to) ^ Bo-peep,
nqaav.
^^ §jlF r/zo??^-

s/taan. c

Borax, ^
^[j{j
p'ang-s/<rt.
Bomb, ig
p'-aau ,
:f^
(COL.)
,):^

jwm-p'-aan
hoi-fa-

.
Border, ^ ^ /^//?, hua ,

]5ombay ducks, -^ .^£ Bore, fg ^ As?<fn\ r/^'/^eu.

*ue-/:c//??. Born, ^ .s//^/^?/y,

[i} jtf;

Bond, ^^ ^. yeitTc-taan, chhmt-shai .

(money-)
^^ Ase -taan, Borrow, 5^ ^^e'-loi,
j^
(band) ^ i'rtr/i\
-f^^-

Bond-servant, ^^"^ no-pimk. Bosom, ^(y] *[^ Jnnfnff-yfaQ.\.

Bone, *^ Z^r///. Botany, [^ ^^^ ^ '^^'«-

Bonnet, ^ rli^ nue-*mo .

muuk-liok.

Booby, f^ \ ngong'-yan, Botch, '^^^fX P'^i'-^'^^-V'-

!^C IS iU taai^-t'au-Ar/.

—^
Both, ^ fl 'lenng-Z-o/i'.

Book, ^ .s7///^, (a)

Bother, *J^^ faan-'iu, :^
^^ yat'iw -since, ^|) *po .

Book case,
^t§ '/' ne "^Jc/rai .

Bothered, ^c fi§
j?«-moon'.
Bookbinder,
^^ J\^ temj- Bottle, 5l^ An- #/?//?.

sliue-yan.

Book-worm, ^ '^, ^ to
-'"
lie.
Bottle-gourd, ^^ ^ 00--I00.

Bottom, tai.
(met.), a stndtnt. J^
Bound, -) „.. 5
Boom, l|l^ ^X faan-7i;o»i7 .

Bounce, J *^
Boor, maan-^s'/^en
^•>['^f^
^lo. Boundary, :^ ^ Icaaii-kaai

Boot, rSt /iO. Boundless, M f^ Sno-haan

 BRA 28 BRE

Bountiful, j^ j^ hau - Brand (a) j/^ JfJ ^foh-^pa,

chuung .
li 'j;^ ^'V^'-/«^', (to) ^
Bow, (to) ^^ ^ta-lnmng, ^P /oA'

^
yfl'?^ .

^^ tsolc-yup.

—
Brandiiih,

moo.
*^moo, •^ |^
Bow, (a) ^ /r?/j<«(/,
;j|2,
shall-

^ yat- 2'a-lcuung.
Brandy, ^ fi i& ffi
pn'-

laan'-ti - fsau.
Bowels, 1^ ch'eung, t'o.

Bowl, T^^ oon.

j^Ji
Brass, ^ t'uung, ^^
wong-L*nung.
j^ ^ ;^
Bowsprit,
t'au-pat.
sliuen-
Brassica,
^ ^ paak-/s'o» .

Brave, ^ ||^ yiiung- /row.

Box, ^ seimg, (to) Bravo ^- V^() /
!

k'uen-^/fl, :f7" Brawl, :^ naau'-/'aa?<.

[fj?]

k'uen-t'au.
'^ ^!^ lae-ming.
^""'K"^''

Bov, S -|^ naam- tsai, (ser- Brazen-faced, iffifjos moo-lim\

vant-)

(waiting;-)
^ y^ sze - /sat, Brazier, :^^ X %-t'uung-
-|^ •j^ shi - /sa/. yan, ////y-t'uunir-yan.

Bracelet, -^ ^j[T sltau-aah .

Breach-leader, ^^ (i^)
Braces, ||iji i^ /oo -/art a .
hau -t'ong fj/aaif J.

^^
Brair, Z:'?ra-taai .
Broad, ^^ min -^paau, ^
^p
Braggart. twa-'^hau. ^5 min^-fau.

;^
Braid, ;j^ laan-/ro/^/?, (to) Breadth,
^^ /oo/'-to'.

Wi ^ ^ j'i»-cM', pun. Break, -^ 'j;|| /a-laan ,

^
^
Brain, ^ji^ ^wo-iseunf/.

Bramble, ^;|^ /a/^^-/^//r, chit\ (off) 't'nen,

;^| •)(f^ g/f
lak.
^
(out) /(7a/ ,
(the law)
Bran, ^ i^ mdk-hong
^H ^ '^''^^^ "^'^^'^
"
(bread)
Branch, ;;^ r///. maali - peng, (wind)

A^-MJ
 BRI 29 BRI

^ ^^
Bribery,

shan-vuuuff -sze
jpff ts'in-

Breakfasi, S. ^ /.so-faan , ^
Brick. (common) chuen,

SH ^^ rlu't'-f.<i''aan. w ^||k ts'-ing-ch >'/>/).

Bream,
'B§
^
f()i)g-*ue.
;^ ;n/«-*ue,
gj ^ ^^
Brick-layer,

5///«'-*tscung^ ('"^<'j
nai-

Breast, ^^ "|mp hin/)}g-tH''in.

^
Bride. ^^ ^ sa«-*neiing,

BreastplaXo, ^ j[^^ ^ oo'- t^ 5^/1- p'o, sj/rw- p'o.

swn-lcenri . Bridegroom, 7^9^ .s-(f/?-*long.

Breasts, Wi naai. Bridge, ^^ k'iu, (a) — •

.j^
Breath, p ^ ^ ^haii-lti\ i^ yat-io -k'iu, (of the
nose)
^^ pi -*leui)g.

Breatlie, ||M. ^ p^ t'au-hi, Bridle, ^ A'm/?//, ^ |§

gj foo-tujK luung-Z'Vr ,

Breathless, ^^^ Z^^'^- Brief, ^^ ///^n.

^o-tsuet. ^'?'
S ^"5 ts ^ '^^"°s-
Breech, the, ^ t'lien, (vulg.) <'/i»-*wai-shuen.

J^ tintk, shi-fut- tvn. Bright, -^ ^

Zvro/j^-ming.

Breeches, ^1^ foo . Brilliant, -^ ^

hwong- long.
Breed, (to), Z]^ ^ shaang- Brim, ;^ k'eng.
ch^aan, /^ shaang,
^^ Brimful, j^ ^|] ^ ^moon-
ch'uuk- yeuug. to -k'eng.

Breeze, (a light)
^ fffmmg Brimstone, 1^ 1^ lau-'svong.

fsai'.
.)
Brine, ^ »J^
haam-c/«//',
^
Brethren, J^ ^^ hing-tsii Tff^ haam-""sAMi.

Breu ^* yeuug .
Bring, ;j^ ?i/n^
^jj
Bribe, |g |g- y(?oi-lo^

P^ nmsii-cnuufc. lai, ^ ^ taat lai.

 BRO 30 BUU

Brinjal, ^ * k'e,
^ )J^ 'ai- Brook,
Jcaan,
j% tai, j^ f^ tai-
shaan-
ktra. \1^ j^ jpjl

^ :^ ^
shui-ltaang.
Brink, ;>/«, Arcai/-

toa/ ,
(on the)
^ j^ Broom,
Jg ^ 'j>a-so\
|^

Brisket,
^ |^ mooi-juuk.
Brothel, :^ :^ ^ 'lo-7we-

Bristles, ^^% ''''"/''-

*chaai ,
^g^^
Ki - /:oo)i.
rA'e?//?//-*liu,

isiiiiHf/-\no,
^^ ^ /.s//i mo.
Brotlier, (elder) ^ Idng,
Brittle, gg ^s'l//'.

Broad, ^ /bo^\ g ^ (younger) ^^^ tai\ f-^

^
kwong-foot .3 C,
sax - to.

Broad-cloth, -^ ^ taai - ni, Brother-in-law, (a husband's)

-^ llj
taai'-yuung.
^^ /s'at- k'au, (a wife's)

Brocade. :Jg ^^ /a-*tuen\

3^^ ffj
taai^^.^.///,
^.Hi ^
kuuk-*tuen . sen -shuulc, (brother's or
fp\ jpj^
Broccoli,
^^ paak-^s'oi . sister's) ((5 ^ 'fe^->o,
^
Brogue, -^ ^ i!'o-t'aam. ^ mooi /f^o.

Broil, 'j^ ^ shiu-chelc. Brow, ^ ngaak.

Broker, ^^ ^»^ 7://?.^- Z't. Brow-beat, ^ ?^ A/7r?Z" -pok.

Broncliocele, ||,^Il(^ ngoh-hau. Brown, ^'^^ "^ t<uniy/-shil',

Bronze, ~^ ^[^ "^ "^/^oo-

$§ Hf ft '^'"^" ^'Ohn-shilc.

t'uung-s/</Z:. Bruise, (to powder)

(with the foot)
^^
Brooch, (a) ngaan-laan
|g || #t ^''m'»- ,

t'au-f/zwm, j\^^
p ^ iiiim- ^^ ch'-aai, naai, (hurt)
^^
hau-chitm. '^ "'«e -sheung, ''"'ue - choU.

Brood,
-^
-j^^P
po -*taan
fuuk-'(?^;w,
^ — 1^ Brush, fs'ffdf^ , J^lJ
s^rtrt^ ,(a)

-shaai
.
1® '
J^'J U^i-^^^'^^''
 BUL 31 BUN

Brute, -^ ^ k.'ywxi-shau . Bulk, (to break)

g{j j||
hoi-

Brutish, ^ ^y^"* shan -sum.

Bubble, ff- fau- p'o, (up) Bulky, -j^ -j^ /Vwi'-taai -j^
fQ ,

v§ h y^'?/« - sbeung. taai -kok

Bubo, "ffi rt ue- Aa?^ Bull, <^ ^ \\g2M-lninn(j.

Buck, j^ ^ luuk-/r««^«^. Bullet, ^ -f-

taan'-'^s2^, ^§
Bucket. :^||]
tniung, a hanging ma.
bucket, />., a well-bucket, Bullock, 6^^ shin -ngau.
fVj ;i^^ /i> - tuung. 1
Bullock's brains, ^^ ^^
Buckle, ;;j"n^^ ^''^^" - ^''^*-' ngau-'^no.

*\vaaD,
^^^ trm-'tau. Bully, Dpj|
//a.

Buckwheat, -^ ^ saa?«- Bulwarks,

:

;|^ |^ laan-laara ,

/Co/: -mak. ij^ ^ laan-wai, (of a citj

Bud, ^ nga, py|«; mi/uJc or fort) ^ jg sbeng-oon.

(flower) bM; /^/m, (to) g- Bum, ^

^ t'uen, ^ i|J t'uen-

^ faat -nga, 'Mljfv/^''''-'^'
'

7?2/^///i-,
yj (^ ch'uut-lum.
^ m\-tuuk.
Buddhism, 'j^ ^ Fut-/caf/i^\
Bum-boat, ^ ^ -g* tsaap-
Buffalo, -^ <^ s7i?«"-*ngau.
/oA - t'eng.
Buffoon, (male) S^ naam-
Bump, (to)
^^ p'ming'-
f/t'cr?/, (female) ~^^ nue-
cheuk, (down) itjt ^""''

^««^/? .

Buffoonery, ^jffll tsaap-^c2</i''.

k'ong-
Bumptious, :iy^ j^
Bug, ];;^ ^ muuk-s/<f?f. p'aai.

Build, ^ 'hi,
^ 5g ^/;«'-
Bunch, (a) — JgJ y^^/- V, -^
tso ,
chuulc.
M yat-k'uunij, — ]^
• ?/a^

Bulb, t'au. k-au, ya/-kau .

 BUR 32 BUT

Bundle, -^ paaii, j^ chaat Bush, yj>» jj^j s»<-8hue ,

^^
^ ch'uuk. -^ mat-ts'uung, j^ 1S
'I^
Bung, j^ sunt, ^^ chat. f^i-ip.

Bungler, ^' XA ^"'^'- Bushel, or peck, J!^ ^a?/,

Jciamr/-jiin. (English) ^ Js^ /5'a^

Buoy,
^ ]^
mvdn-^t'uiinj,
naau-7/i«,

(to)
|g
Business, !^ '^ sze -/to/a/? ,
ij^^ ;^
^ fau-V^t,
^^ p'o-'A/.
(trade) B^ ^ shang-i ,

Burden, ^ (calling) ;^ ^^ sze -ip

'[^ foo'-yum
tort'/n - t'au,
^ t'au-lo\

Burglary, :^ ^
.

ye'-s/^'
:Jf
Business-like,
3 , .3
^^ ^ 'f^J hop
sze -lai .

Burmah,
Bustle,
'l'^ ^ vao'ag-chHm'k,

^^ -f^ Min-tin .

Burn, (to) ij^^ ,<^/,/^/,

»]g g C»8y, ^ f^ mi^-haan,
^
s^j«-waai ,
(with an iron) ^^ sze -raong, ^^^^ yau-
sze (diligent) k'an-
,
^J 'fj

Burnish,
^^ irioh-/i;/row/7.
lik.

Busy-body, ^' ^ ;^ ^
Burrow, JUg j:^ g| p'a-ti'-
ho -sze -ke -van.
lining.

Burst, 1^ paau jjj'fe c/^a .

But, -^ taan\ ^ -^ taan'-
,
bai',
f-^ '^ wai-hai\ (ex-
Bursting, (to eat to)
^ ^J ^ f^ cept) ch'ue-7n«.
Iji J^ yaalc^-to

^ ^ -^ -%*o-paau, Butcher,
Vo-foo, M"
(with
Jceng.
^
rage)
^ cha-
t'o-*oo^ (to) glj fo«^.
-
Butcher-bird, -^^ ^^^ paaJc
Bury, J|g ^ ^ maid-tsong ,
liu.

1 1|
tsong'-shaan.
^^ Butler, koon-Tca.
 BUZ 38 CAD

Butt, (to)
fi^ ;fg chuuk- By, (with) ^ yuung\ (^an

choug ,
;^ ^ ^tai-chuuJc. agent) ^ pi\ (through)
Butter,
^ ^l y^ ngau-*^ue- ^ '/a, ^ van, (buy by
yau. the catty)
gft Jf" tuen- ^
Butter-fly, >^g^oo-nip,jjg kan-\naai, (by himself) ^'

^ pang-sha. g ling^-tsze\ (near) ^

Buttock,
^ U||^
m\-tuiiJ:.
t'uen-c/iiie, kan .

By-, (secluded) ^j* pooi

J^ .

Button, ^ *'«r7«, (a)

—jft By and bye. ^>g '|§ maan'-
^ //r//-;n//)-*W?^ (officer's) *inaun\ ^— j^f '^tanr/-

plL iM mip-Uenrj, jg ;^>:' yrt^chan^

teng-taai^, & 2nd)
(1st ^ i
By-word, :f
Pt)
tsuuk- ue.
liuung-*^^(?«^, (3rd & 4th)

iS
J^ laam- /«;iy, (5th &
6th) g Ti paak-'/^tn^,
(7th, &c.) -^Tp kiim-'^teng. Cabal, p ';<„,^,
fj f;
Button-hole, ^ p ^nfl«< ' p'ang- long.
^hau. j
Cabbage,
^^ ye-is'oi

Buttress, ;kj^ ^ ch'ue- ^w?2, Cabin, fe 0^ fong-Vsi^i,

Jg^ '^oA. (ship's) ^jj^ shueii-*fong

Buy, ^ ^ maai, 7^ maai- (Js^ong).

yup,
^^ maai-loi, ^ Cabinet, ||g^ haap, (council)

^1] 'maai-^o', j\^ ^ shan- \

pS^ [fj
noi'-Z-oZ:'.

^rnaai. Cable, |^ laani\

Buzz, :g^ M mi-'heung, |^ Cackle, 5g: jg IcuuJc-kuu/:,

^^ tsze-ts2e-sheng,
^ _^ g^ kat-t'o/c , kok-^^?/;

^ kicang-kivang. ! Cactus, ||^ ^ ^m^-wong.

Buzzing ears, S^ P^j^ ^i-ming. ,
Caddy, ^ ff ^seung- tsai.
 CAL 34 CAM

(-'age,
fl luung. Called, (named) ff^ -gjf
Zm
Caitiff, -^ yj" no-ts'oi, tso'.
/J>
Calling, 3^
M- i'"
\. Bze -ip.

Cajole,

Cake,
flp^ noh-San. Callous, jl^ iigaang

Jium.
, "^^
^
ll Vf"^', f# ^^0-

Calabash, |fe p'iu, $3)^ 00-' Calm,

^ g^ ^^''^-tsi"g',

* loo. |5J^tsing^nsing\ M jg^

Caladinm, ^^ ts'ze-7:o(?. ^:']fe mo-/M?o?//-^mo-iong\

Calamity, |j| ^^^ \voh'-waan\ Calomel, ^^ hinq-fun.

^ji *^ isoi-\\o?. Calumniate, ^^ J^ kong-
Calcnliite, ^^ .sz^e;i'-tok, waai

:}§; -^!j ch'm-ch'ank. Calumny, ^^ ^ ts'aam-in.

^
Calculus, (stone) :|fj5
sbek- Calyx, J?^
^i^^
4£/7-*M\
lum. Cambric, Jra-sha-

Calendar, ^ ^^ jl^ net-

fuii -p'aai. Camel, ,|g. ,^ 7o/.-t'oh, -^

Bj^ sheung-fuung-t'-oh.
Calender, ^^ shiii^. lll$

Calends,
^^ uet-s/;«/:\
^ Cameleou, ^^ ^ V/«-t'ing.

n sAo/"^-yat. Camellia. '^ :^^ ch'a-/f/.

Calf, i|=. ff ngan-'/sffi. Camlet, ^ |^^ 'ue-sAa,

^
Calico, (white) [^ /$ ^ |.g Se-*tuen\
paak-yeu!ig-7w\ (priut)
^ Camomile, -y^ ^ Jcom-hatlr.

Camp, g^ ying-p'ooD.

Calk, (to) :^ ^ Vf/-chaang\ Campaign, i^ ch'eung.

Call, B^ H//', p^ foo, PJ^ Camp-stool, ^^^^ ma-chaap.

haam\ H^ /^^ (name) ^ Camphor,

r//.^?//?^-muuk,
(tree)

(gum)
^t^ ^^
fA'i/?^, (invite) ||| (s'eng,

(on) gg ta«w\ chtung-^no.

 CAN 35 CAP

Campoi-tea, ^'jvjj^ ^Icaan- Canker, ^fe ^ it-tnnk.

pool -ch'a. Cankered',' ;?^///-/^r/^

'gjg |Jj(

Can, ff^ tak,

\^X^ t^o'-ZaZ'.
Cannibals, ^ J^ f^lj shik-

Can, (a) ^ Icooa.

jAn-Ic/roIr .

€anal,
wan
(the Great) ^ Jp]"
Cannon,

®^
-/r i||[^ taai -p'-aau

r/rti>mr/-p'arni\
,

-holi, (:i)
TjC/RJ ^shui- ^ill
r-ball) ^.C^ ;rrw//^*'^ma.
ch^uunff. )|;^

€anary, 0^ J[^ ^ sbi-shan- Cannot, >j^ ^^ ;w/-nanoj, 'm-

iseiik, Q ^'jil: paak-SVt.

nang, ^ ^^': jm^-Uik, 'm-

Cancel, Mj] -^ shaan-hue .

Canon, JSL //'?.

Cancer,
f| £ ijmmri-tsue,
v^ > Canopy, J[^ ^
plicnng -/;-'oi ,

Candareen, ^^ /"/<;?.
Jdt ^Vi//«/j^-*p'uung.

Candid, ^ |^ ming-paak, Canton, (province) 1^ ^^

IE it '•/""/- eh ik. 'Kivoii'j-tmiiui, (city) jfe
Candidate,
-^JH hau -Buen ,
Yeiing-sheng, (/.i". City

/^ ^ liaa'-/;'?//'/\ of Rams),
^^ alianng-

Candle, »j;^ cliuulc, (wax) {fe_P^

shcng, or *slKng
ilsi ]aap-f/< /;?//:.
Canvas, ||lf(^ ^ faan-/JO .

Oandle-sLick, t];^ *^ diunk-

Canvass, (to make interest for)
*t'oi.

Candy, (to) ^± ^Jc kii-ping,

Cap, (a) Xp ijjg 'fi»r/-*mo\
(sugar) ^|C ^g ping-i'oxxg.
Cane, (a)
:^^ |i^ cM-pin- ^
Capable, g^ nang, ^ ooi.
Icolin, (rattan) "n^ fang.

Cangue, ;|5|in
kn,
'jf,%^;^ Capacity, ;;;;^ ^J ts'oi-c/z^r/,

m\in\i-f/f>//if/- long. (containing)

J^ ^ to -

Canister, ^^ /wo/i . leung

 CAR 36 CAR

back)
Cape, (of land) (1( "^ shaan- Carbuncle, (on
tlie
^

kok . ^ /rt.2^ -]:ooi

pool -yuung.
, -^ ^p
Capers, yf)A^ 'shui-kwa-

nau. Carcass, ^ *^ wai-hoi,

Capital, (city) ^^ ^ Jcinff- ^ ^sze-slil, (abusively) ^

too,
;^ ^ klng-Mng,
(money) ^ mm "poon-ts^'m, Card, (visiting) ^iji^ /'^f"''-

(exc'iUent) ^V, ^ it^

niing-*^'i>/

Capon, ||i,_
pi sin -hai. (playing) W'4 V//-^p'aai.
Capricious, ffit ^ i^i^
^ ^
mo Card-case, ^
\\^^
^'ijo - ^'o.

ting'-su»2, ^ jO foh-sum, Cardamom, Q § ^^ paak-

tau -/; rtM .

sse'-
Capsize, ^" g| fuuk-^huen, Cardinal points, glj 3;^
r

p'uuk- chain.
Capstan, ^^^ ^ '/^-'^'^^'-p'oon. Care, }^\ JfJ,
Z:MY/-lue\

Captain, (ship-) ^^ sluien-

If pca-ai\ (to) 7|e^

Vi^^^ (of a couipuiij) JgJ liu'-'li, (don't) yf,

^ ^im- tsiiung.
of
2X1 1- li.

Captaia Superintendent Careful, /J> iQ %m-swn.

Police, 'jg' ts'uun-
yi^ \^\ Carefully, look §^ ff ^^
po -koon. fai-isze-sai JJ Ao- ^
^^
,

Captive, (led-) pi'-'lo.

sheng-
Capture, ^^ na-wok.
Careless, M y]> 'rao-^«^'«-
Carambola, ^ ^l jeung-
SU/7J, m 1% II
J\!i)

mo-'i'ai-
*t'o.

caraway, ^|H W_# ^"''°°^-

^•^oo',
^^ ^kau-^ch'e.

heung,
(coriandcT).
^^ uen-sflt
Caress,

Cargo, ||g
|^ |g
'g
^Zaam-'p'o.

sbuen-M'.
 ('Ml 37 (AS

CarK«)-boat. ^ jg i>ok -Cvlvi, ^ r/<v, (ox-) ^^ ^

t'eiifj. i ngau-rAV.
Carnati(Mi, (colour)
;(^tftfe Cartridge,

ycuk-^t'iiuDg,
_^ ^ f|] >//-
t'o-huun<r-''////'.
|^ ;{jg /',y-

Carneliaii. JB| J^ ^ *^ma- ' Sua.

no-shck. CartridL,'e-boi. -f[^ ^I'f 4&
Carouse, ;/\J ^.^ — ^| ^/v^J/-liJung-*toi'.

tiiai -''yiim-ijal-J'ddti,
^ |g Carve,
)J|
nament)
^J fiu-hm/c, (or-
1^ ;^ A,,-/,,,
naan -^tsnu.

Carp, (alish) fiS ^ 'h-*ue.

(meat) -gj An '//'.

^ ^
Carp, (to) ;^ ^ -^ rhuiik^-
Case,

[W ^0
( holder) .-

-haap, (at law)

t'o\

'^ o///?
Cari^enter, ^ [^ mnuk-
Oash,^
-kin

*ts'in.
.

3^^
*tseuna- .

Carpet, i^ fl ti'-,M.«. f
'"• ^^^»''-^>
® " Ig
Carriage, (a) ^i rJre. ^^ Cash-book,
^^^ tsunn'-
ma-rAV.
^inft-rA'/». -7..-
rhi- po.
c..-

%Z |g g
Carrot, hiuing-loli- Cask, :(^ ^i;v///;;y,
\ ;(j|
paak, ^ 1 womr-loh- p'i-p'a-^/'?/?///y.

paak,

Carry,
^^
(on a pole)
kum-
^^
stiun.

tnam,
Casket,
/J>>
^yw-baap.
[g ^ S»u-i)aap,

\
[g
(resting on one) :^^ f-ok , Cassia, ;|4 /v/vu'', (lignia) i^
(between two) ;|^ t'oi,
^ him-p'}, (buds)
^
(about the person) *^ taut , -^ kirai -^fsze.

(on the back) ^ ww, (in Cast, (throw) :^ t'au, ^

the arms) ^^ p'o, (as a ^iM, (to found) ^^ c/^Mtf .

8hip, &c.)

4
1^ tsot . Cast-iron,
^^ shanng-tHl .
 CAT S8 CAV

OaBtanetB, i|^ ^0, faak'- Catechism, 58 -§ ^ mun -

^paan. taaj^ -shue.

Castellated,
^ jj A '^'^^' Catechu, ^^ i-cli'a.

Bheng-*yan. Caterpillar, jg jfep ming-

Castle,
^ ^^J
sheng-*lttn
li'ig'
^^ ^ ^ 'kau-mo-
Castor oil,
jg f|J
5e'-yau,
*ch'uung, (silk-worm)
^
^ yfl
;?i-m;i-yau.
^ ts'aam-^ch'uuns:.
Castrate, S'l ^ kohi'-sh(ti\
Caterwaul, ijj^ ^^ aau-oo-

M ""' ® '''''•
$heng.
Casual, ^ ^ ft^
mo-i'-
I

Cattle, ^ /]^ ckuuk-skaang.

chiiwig. Catty, ^ Z-ay/.

Casuistry, ^ — J^-
shi^-yf.
Caul, :^ ffi Ifi ^ taai^
Cat, ^ mnnii, (a) ch'eung- mong-mok.
ijat-rhek^- maau. Cauliflower, '^^^ A-je-
Cat ^^
fish, chHe-*x\^.
f^.^-\

^ ||
Catalogue, ho'-c^'«''
J, Cause,
^ fjjr^
um-koo\ ^
g ^ » mnuk-luuk
mnuk-luuk.
^ uen-yau, (to) gg Wa,
Catameiiia, ^ -^lyC ''S*'"
^ ling\ ^ Chi .

S//?/j,

^
or ^)ji^ uct /re))//, or
Causeway, ^^g S Wl ^^^'

^
Cataract, (water)
uet stw\

^^ ^ shek-ti\ Jl ^p 5^
iigoh- /?<////-8htk-ti .

puuk-fo - shut, (in the eye)

Cauterize, ^ kau .

Cautious, g| -^ A;;/?i-8han

^^M
,

^> tsing-chue-
yK jVII^
\'iiu-sum.
^nn -chaf-pat-inlng.

Catch, :g£ JlJ chunk' -'to, 1^

Cavalry, .^ ^ 'm&-p%iig.

^ (-/i»j//c''-wok, (fasten) Cave, ^J ^ .s7iaa«-^/mm^,

*^ ngaam-uet.
 CEN 39 CHA

Centipede, Q^^ paak'-fxnnk.

shot, ^ 1^ pnk - tsui. Centre, it p|^ [^ r/aVj^r^

Cayenne. ^ }^ \di\\i-tsiu. chiiung-^htan, i^ sum.

^ease,
''hi,
^^
HV hit'
fing-st^,
j|;
Centurion.

Century,
Jg^^Q ^pa-''tsnung.
g* 4^ /^aai^-nin.
€edar, § ;^
j^^ ;)aaA;^- Ciremony, jjjjg j|| *^Iai-i.

A«//«$r-inuuk.

<Jeiling,
%^^^ t'in-fa-
Certain,

'g1
tin^r',
>
|^ jg
c
ViVi//.
tik-k'ok\
^
paan.
Certainly,
g|j gjj
Oelandine, -^ -Sr fAt- mo.
Celebrate, (a day) jj^ tao ,
ting-la.
(midwinter) ^^ iS^ tso -

hiung, or 5[^^. «r't'0 /wn^.

Certificate, (of character)
^
Celebrity, i^ ^ mirig-sAtV?^.
^& tsin^'Shue,

iin -^taan.
(of goods)

Celery, :^ ^^ ^hohn- Certify, ^^ shat-rAzV?/; .

k'an-/5'ot^ ©^ t'ong-Ao. Cess,

j^ ^ rA' tishtu .

<^ell,
^ ff 'fong-'fefli. Cess-pool, -^ ^ .^Awt- t'um,
Cellar, i^''^^ ti -^fl/7?/ ,
(vfine)
S -ft
fun^-hnang.

Cbafe, ,^ ;^ /sW^/ wnai ,

(a
Cemeut,
^ ^p. fooi-kami.
,
person) ^ .^ Z-?A:-A»\

^^
Cemetery, yum-sluian.
p^ ^( Chafer, «A/7-sliin.
Censer, ^ i^ heung-\o. j

Censor. ^ '^ hian -koon,

hong.
_^ Ue -A2f. j

fljj
Censure, ^m t"aan, W clunUP ;
Chagrin. IS^ ^ wat-hi^.

Census,
^^ inun-tsik, p| 'Chain, ^ *lin, ^ Iin, (a)

j^ ^hau-ch'aak^.
^^ t'iu-'lia.
 CUA 40 CHA

Chair, (a)

sedan,
pj Cheung-
tinq- kiu-
i ? Chai-el, jjif
^^ 'lai-i;aaj'-

|*| t'ong, nig^'^ fuuk.yum'

-coolie, ^ ^ '/'///-^/i00 t'oug.

(more commonlj), Cliappcd, ji^ P ch'aak^-'^hau.

^t'oi ^kiu %. CLajiter, ^^ ciieiwg.

Chalk, ^ ;^" 5g> y.A-shek- Char, ; .shiu-hak.

fun. Character, V"«-^ang

pp^T ,

Challenge,
^; jgj Ve-^»1^- (or
^g
class) hcult-
Chamber, -te •fong. shik. ^
(a letter) tsze'.

Chamber-pot,
^^ ^ pin'*oo. Charcoal, I

^^ ch'aai-^a«?i\
Chamois, ^ :^ ling-yeung. '
or shai t'ann .

Champion, ^ -^ ho-kit. i
Charge, (to give-) f>f g^ ff>i*-

Chance, -(pj ^ 'ngau-in. I

^w/r\ (demand) ^ JJ)(

Chancellor, literary,
^^ ^ iV'- ^s'«i?, (blame) jj* ^
hok-t'oi. c/m^AT^-tsui'.
I

Change, gJT Vroi,

J|§!^ /w?/^- j Chariot,
^ ^. "^ma-cAV.

A;o»,
J^ :^ A:^;?_,9'-oon , :^] Charity, ^ i[^> ts'z« -.<?//w,

^ oou -/^tt'oA , Bji[^^ ^A:o/j (alms) |^ '^ shi- she,

^
j3iVi'. po^-shi\
Jig
Changer, (money-) j^ ^ Charm, (a)
if{J JJ-
fon-l.'.ulc.

^ c/iflaw-^ts'ia-yan. |
Charming, ^ *|*^ ni't-r".

Channel yk, t'iu-S/im, iChart, vQ{J;g| V/o/-.v//a-t«o.

{^
^^ '^sAz«-lo\ I
Charter-party, ^ |f|| jiop-

Chant prayers, ^^ ,^^ nim - t'uung.

A^m^. Chase, (to) i r/?'?- /'^^n.

Chaos, '^ Jj^ wun^tuua\ j Chasm. ^ |^ Aws^-laj-.m

 CHE 41 CHI

Ohaste,
fj^ |j5
tsHnp-tsit',
J^ Chemise, ^^ ^$1 Un-
'gj chiwj-Uit' ^|j >^|{ tsit' shan-i.

Chemist, fa
lit.
^-fc^^ liok «::.

Chastise, ^ "^ cAaaA'-fuat, Chemist's

i
(and druggist's)

:J7*
*'''• ''hjp,
^ 3^ yeuk *fong.
Chat, g^ fjR^ L'tirim-L'aam. ! Chemistr^y, ^
^^^ /"'z^-hok.

Chattels, ^-j" ^ shap-inat. ! Cheque. 60 ^ ^ uiraD-y/?<7n.

Chatter, (to) B^PJ^j^ .tj-si-: Cherish, *^ waai.

sAe/?^, H'Lih-iC'ih-s'henii. |
Cherrj, ^ Y^ li-'/.sv??", iJS
Chatter-hnx, ^|l^ ^//-Vsm.i yt;?^.

Cheap, :^ p'cng,
g^^ Chess, ^ U| tseung'-k'i,

^^
I

Aja'-t^'in-Zai. i (-board) k'i-p'oon.

Cheat, [5Jq,|§ ivjaahyin^ ^| (-men) ;j^ ^ k'i-^se.

|§ Ai-/»V. j
Chest,

(strong)
^ ^
,-^^"/iy, 'l"ung.

4a«/-
Check, J^Xt: ««^-^<^^^ (i"! ^Jc ||
chess) U^ ^C Iseiing-kii'un. i
tnaan .

ts'uen- Chestnut,
Check-mate, ;^0^ JU^^ A?^"jr-»I'i.it.
.Am^'-kuuk,
,, ,.
^ ;P yeng-
Ghcvaux-de-frise,

huik-/co/r -•ch.iai
^^ ^
.

SOI.

Cheek-bones,
pj^ ^ "^lenng-
Chicken-pox,
• tau'.
^^ sAm'-

k'uen.
Chicken-hparted, /\]^ /J'*
>J>
Cheer (to) Pg^ hoht-ts'oi.
1^ sin-sum-'^ siu-'^Uuim.

Cheerful,

Cheese,
^
Jh^Wi^^
yg: /a<7/'-oot.
ngau- naai-
Chief
(man)
JJJ— "0
o§ H
t-an-yat-koh\

t'au-muuk,
peng. A t'aa-yan. ^ chue.
 CHi 42 CHO

Chief Justice i^^"^ ohn -

Chip, (to) ^ ^ewA;',
'^J
sew/r'.

ch^aaf-sze. (^hips, ^p^ "foo-'hau-

Chiefly, -^ ^^ i.m\'-yeu/c\ ch'aai, /'V/;''- Aa2<-ch'aai.

. (most of all) ^^^ Chirp Bj^ PJU chi-chaau,

chaau-chaau.
pS
.cht • kan-iu^. nffl

Chilblains, ^ 2/ '^ shang- Chisel, ^ •tsok, §| JJ

loh-paak, |^ ^^ hohn- tsaam^-^o.

ch^ong. Chit(a), -^^^^jg^ya^

Child, ^ ^ ff sai'-mun- faai^ -tsze^- chi.

^tsai. Chit-book,
^^ 5Wim'-*po\
Child-bed,
^ ^/?m-^niin. Chloroform, ^ ij^ raa-yeuk,

Chill, '^ ^ .sA^u/j^-hohn.

'*"""-
Chillies, ;f^ |;^/a-/5i«. Chorn) -^^^^^^
Chimney, j(J)j jjj in-puung. chaak-/;e .

Chin, 7^ gi'^
l.a'-'hom, ~p Choke, gg Vr'a^^r,
^g
ha'-p'a. yuung-sak, tsuuk.
jiJJ
China, Pfl Q Chnung-hrok\ Cholera, ^P ]^ vj^ /^aa?^-
ch'eung-sAa,
g|[ftt:g
Chung \va. /oF-luen^ Vo'-s»\
China (waie^ jlS^J^ ''^"5' "»*• Choose, 4^ i|l /;afl/?- suen.

China-aster, ^ ^^ kuuk-fa. Chop, (a mark) !j! ^ tsze -

China-ruct,
^^ funk-ling, ho\
Chinese, (a)
^ \, T'ong-yan Chop, (to) -^ ^5'i^.

(language) )g- gj T'ong- Chop-boat, g| j3^ ^ sa/-

*wa\ kwa-pin, (floating-house)

Chink, (a) 551 /a\ >^ ^ ;^ ^^ lau-*8huen.

Chopping block, j^rj^^ chum-

Chintz, yof}^ -fn-j>o\ paan.
fp^flfj
 CIC is Clli

Chopping-kiiife.
tU 35 7J ^-•o^'"' S ^vffl '''"'"-""""i/'-

Chop-sticks i^^//^M'.'/s2«. /''"'-('"•

Chops, (mcai) j{$ ^ p'aai-,^^"^^^^'^'

.Cinnabar,
'i^

^^g
^Jl] ^•^'"-«»'i"K'.

n^un-
;t,^.j//

CHKIST, ^'g Kl-TUUK.

Christian. >(3 ^I »A s/ic/.

Cinnamon, j^] ;;j^:^ yuuk-

s//f/»'-TE-.VOO-yan.
kwai'
Christianity.
]}P ® ^Jc
YE-
Circle, ^I Imen.

Circuit, ^1^ cliau.

Christmas.
flUfJ^ B ^'K-jC ircular. (a) ^^

Chronic,
^^ kau'-peng'. Circulate, ^g| t^'uun-waan.
Chrysalis, ^ _^ kiuoi- Circumcision, ^ij jjj^
hoJit -

ch'uung,
JJ 'ynuxg, J® ^lai.

p'iu, .Circumference,
^j ^ huen-

Chrysanthcuiuni, ji^'^'fE ^^^' '

i'on^ naam kuuk.fa. •

Circumst.ncr..
^ ffe sze'-

Chub, (a fish g| |5 lin-^ue.

''''^' ' ^S '^''"//-"^''
1^
^
'
.

/.s^/j'-ue
Chunam. (toj
:ff ^ jj^
^^«-
Circumvent. ;^
.

^ nau-
/boj-s/m.

Church,
^^
Churlish, "gT-f^
/fnr/^/j/^-ooi^.

Aoo-tuuk.
Circumvented, ;J5tfiJ gf
/o-(to')-A'r//\

Clinrn, (to) ^]: ^c/i'e.

Circus,
^ JtJ- ucn-Za-^

kaau. ch'cuiii,^ "^ma hi

jjjj^.l^m
Cicada, l?jf ^. /.sv^^-^shin. *\\i;\\.
 CLA 44 CLE

Cistern, 'fjfi^L^ f/i'?"^^- Clasp, (a) ;|^q /r'aw ,

(hands)
Hhui-koiuj^ dt. ^ sliek ^•^ cAV;- .s/(r///, (to mend)
(sent/. ^111 a.
^.§
Citron, ^»i^ /i('ini(/-*neu, Clasp-knife, :|;^ ^ f//iy- fo.

City,
^- fut-

g^
nAy///.

(walled) ^
Class, (a) ^ ff/nf/, (in school)
///<;'•
JjS Z'^""'". (profession) jM
slieng, *slienjr.

Civet,
^ ^H //fi/ii(/-''V\
Classic, jSS
^..
Civil,
.,
and
, ...
military, ^ ;^
_*- ^f. I

'•'^ ,/^
/a/'?i7.

Tfai ils!
^^
^^-
mnn- moo.
Livility. jjjg hii,
|1J0 ^ tai-

^''^"50,^ >^
-^

A-m/, (of a treaty)

she\ (outward) jj||'^ 'lai-

niaau'. |
^
Claw, ;|\
\fooii,
^i t'iu.

Civilize, |^ 'ft kaau'-fu'.

V/?rw//.

Chick, R|j
;^ g /'//;-/V/^
i
Clay, '^ iiai.

Clean, j^ '^ /<:// -tseng ,

^
Claim,
3
gij- V-fl.
pg ^ num'-
f^ /ro//y?-tseng\ 'k'i-'li.

Cleanse, tso'-A;oA/i-
J// .
j^j[ fg f^
Clam, j^^ $|3 shd-'^lnn. tseng .

Clammy, ^^ '^^ r//'/-iii . Clear, ^ /••<»/;//,

^ mingj
Clamour. I1^P0 Inifn-ini,
^^ (sl^T) Bpj ts'ing.

Clearance, (port-) ^X j»$

Clamp, (to) Sna-chne . huung-*p'aai.
-p.^lj
Clan, jj^ tsiiuk. ^ si/ir/. Cleave, (split) 1^ ^| ^ro/i'-

Clap, i^ y^vW.; . /lOi.

<'laret,

Clash,
^X V^
;;j^ f^
huung-^tsau. Clench, (the

spi/iiff-chong^,
fist)

fl5 r//r/-maai-k'uen-t'an.
:^ :^ ^
w c 'c

'/F ^rv- ng. Clepsydra, -^j^ |g tik-hn. .

 CIA) 4;> VIA'

Clerk,
fl*^ shue-*\y.vAu\ ^ Cl).;s ;^ )^ tnuuk-k'ek.

^ >\ ^s-^-ts/,e -yan. Close, (to) pfj l^g sAwn-maai,

€ler idcudrnm, ^ |^ ^^ ^ 151 liop-inaui, (finish)

lunng-sliuen-/f/.

Clever,
^J;^^ '^yau-^jwon- Close, (ADJ.) ^ mat, (near)

8Z0 , ^^ ^ /s'/AW/7-Tning, ^P km , k'aii.

TpS tsengr. Closj-fi.tcd,

^^^ 'sAau-
Click, ^ ^ 4iF
tik-tak-| Win it.

sheiif/. I
Clot, (to) ^ ^ A-/A k'ing.

Cliff, ^ j^ 'k'i-po/i, ^i Cloth, ^j j)o\ f woollen)

^
ngnani. 'ynuiii;'.

Climate,
^/J^ j^ ^shui-^t'o. i Clothe, ^* ^ JjR ckeuJc-i-

€Iiml),
^ J^ //'rtfm-'eheimg,

/(?a«- slieung,
|
fnuk,

Chthes,
:^^
1^ BB
i\

i-fuuk, Z^
J^
!

Clincli, (nails) '^ gg ^^ ^ i-sheung.

ta-hoi-ten;]- mi, i^^J M Cluthes-brusii, ^-^ i-ts^aat

'^c/ium-femj-^ml. Clotlies-hor.-ic,
;^ ^ i-/cflr .

^
\

4'Iing to, '/^ /:'^«/<-i^5'a<. I

Cloud, ^ wan.

^''Pt
tsin.
5|f
*^/«'"-
ll^ p|f ts'oi- Cloudy,
Clovp, "Tp
^^i III niuung-hiung.
tinp-lieang.

Cloak, -^ ig taai^- Ina. Clown, (actor) Q ^

Clock, g^ J^ ^^ shi-shan- paak-pi -kok, (rustic)

chuimcjy (o'clock) |p|S ^^ ~7C f;K[

heunq-hfx - lo.
r»»*

Vz/«- r.biiuiuj. Club, (stick) )^ kwan, i^

Clock-tower (the), 3^^^^' ch'ui.

Taai chunng-*\^\\. Club-footed, ^ 4^ t'oi-

Clod, ^ kau
j^ -nai shvij-Ic^uk

Clog, (to)
P^^ V^oA-chai'. Club-h )U3e,
{

^^ ooi -Vwo/i,
 coc 46 COI

Cluck, Pi§ flS hmk-kuuk. Cock, ^^ ^kai-^kuwvi.

^
Cl:ie, j^ k'au-sm', kau'- Cock up, ^^ hiu-^hi.

«m^ ^
(winding of) sue, Cock, (of a gun) J§ ^ kat-

5S ^ ^@3^
t'au-'sue. irtt, (to) mnaii-

^
Clumsy, tH. ^'so-tsuuk.

^
Cluster, k'au, kon'.
Cockatoo, ^ i§ S| paak-

{^ ^ jM S
Clyst^T, ^^°^^' c
yinch moo.
kunk-to -feud 5~e-,o»i.
Cockles, jljl S^
m
1

Coach, 115
^"--^^'^-
CockroachT'^' Q kaat-tsaat.
Coachman, *
<> *5.
r/i'«-><'-
I

,, , ^jr-
fcR -^
^,
..
ye- fese.
^ |^
Coagulate,
,
ylng-/^l^
.,> Cocoa-nut,

(ju.ce)W^Cye-.^-
__^^' c, .

)(^^A-f^n!^i.
Coal? It ^ mooi-//««.\'C-^^««"' ^^ ^'-'"' r^ M
(burn.nr) ^ ^ chenk'- i^'^^rn-' kaan

taan\ Cod-fish,
^^ mun-ue.

Coalc'.ce, ^^ sAort?i.9-maai. Cod liver oil j^fffyft " ^oJin

Coarse, ^!^ U o. yau.

Coast, f^ J^
fg ^hoi-j)in.
hoi-^rin. Coerce, 'g k'eung-
gg ^g k'eung-jnX'.

Coat, ^^v; ^ tuai'-s/iflrtw, (ofjcjofiiu,

\^^J^ koon-ts'i
i'oi.

paini) -g dinn .^ Cog-wheel, "^ f^ 'ch''i'-luun.

Coax, 5! gl^ S'^n-Vau- Cohabit, ^1 g

E haap-iu*.
^'^ap-;

Cob-wel> jJa^SW c^^'*-/'"'*"-

Cohere, %^ ig r A't-maai.

"'''°^'

^ ^ .^
foh
,^,-
I

Coil, (to) MM
^Mn.*^
p'oon-maai.

^
'
-ki-
Cobra, ^^ ll^
Coin, ''ts'in.
haap,
^ jjij^ i^ V«;'-t^au-
Coincide, ^^'vA. foo-hop, jig
Juiing.
Cochineal, 3* K ?lt
"^^" nganm.

Jaan- mai. Coir, ^qj^ *ye-/,

^ ^/s«/'//'^.
 col. C< )M

Cold, '^ Maancr, Jjt fuwi^', Colony, ^1^ aan-keung,

(indifferent) ^tj. pok- shii'ik-^j/'o/;
*JV^ {^ .

ts'ing,
)^ ^
'laang-min', Colour, ^ s/nk,
^^
}^ j^ 'laang-taan/, (a ngaan-s/<7A', "^ y^ s//i/:-

^^''^^ -^ chaak.
JU, sheung-fuung,
^pc ^ /ro»i-rao . Column, (of letters) ^ hong.
ColeopterouB, 1^3^^ ^^f^p ,
(pillar), g ^ch'ue.

ch'uung-lui . Coma, ^» 1 fun-Bhui -

Colewort, ^^ [^ wong- peng'.

nga-paak. Comatoee, "^ ^& niong-wan.

Colic, ^j: i^ t'o-t'uung .
Comb,^:^ shoh, (a) ^ ij^
Collapse,
j^ ^ pang-'p&a.i ,
chek -^shoh, ffine) ^ 'pi^

[HJ ^ xup.hiu,
tfjj (^ Combative,
f^ ^ fau-ht .

nip-hiu. Combine, 5pO -^ woh-hop.

Collar,
J^ ^ fuunn- leng. Come, ^ loi, (coL.) f^ lai.

Collai-bone,

shi-^K-i//.
"^ gb "^ 'so/i- Comedy,
«iw
f^
-mun
^ ^ Jj^
k'ek.
^so't-

-fit
J^
Collate,
^ jl^ fta-kwoh\ Comet. <}^fl^^ so -pa-sing.
Collect,
^^ ijp tsne -maai.
:^ semtg- ^Si ^^ laap-cb'a-^st>iy.

j^ ^
Collision, jjjIQ

p'uung , ^ '^ fm-^Dg.

Comfits,

Comfort, ^M^ ohn-u-ai

t'ong-*taan''-

^|
Colloquial, '^^ tsuuk-'-wa .

fi2 Ai^«M -^kaai.

,

Collusion, 1^1^ t'uung-mau.

Colonel, ^^ ts'aam-tseung
Comfortable.
^^ o/m-lok.

Colonial Secretary, Comic jj^^ ^^ lio-siu .

foo -thing -sze. Command, ^^ p{^////e/oo .

Colonial Treasurer, )SL^^ti Comnmudrr.' ^^ ping-

foo -moo -sze. *t'an. gfi ^ fau-yan.

 COM 48 COM

Ooniraandnient, ^^ -gM kaai - Communicate, i^ ^ kaau-

ining . k'lip, (tell)
^^ t'lmng-chi.

Commemorate, ^g^ pm-ki Communion, ^ j|| /cct^m-

Commence, G^ -^ /wi-^shau, thnmg, (spiritual) >[^> ^

svm-kaau.
hoi-kuumj, ;^"JBf "^hi-^^hau. Community, A _^ yan-man
Commencement, ^ ^j^ ]g* j{4 paak'-mvf.
//t-

r/<'o//, ^ 2El fiinij-kuwig, Campact, ^S *^'f mat-shat,

(a) liop-t'uung.
'n* t^
Commend, ;^ tI^- po-'^tsiaiKj, Companion, |gjf;5-f^ t'liung-

paan-piwi' |^ ^Hf t'uung-

Comment, g^^'f f''"''" -''kaai. poon .

Commerce, ^^ man -yik, Company, (mercantile) .^"^

^^ /t'^mw-vik,
^^ kuiwg-sze.

maai-maai ?4",^ shang-i Compare, J;[^ ^^ '^pi-kaau*^

Commiserate, "pT 'I^ hoh-Vm. f^ ^ fm'-kicoh\

Commission, (to)^^ ch'-aai-

Compartment, [^ ^ kaan—
wai ^ 4r^ wai-f'ok .
*fong.

^^ ^ ^^ ^^
Comi)ass, loh-|.i'afl??^,
Commissioner, ?/?««-

M^ loh-p'oon.

ComTiiii, (crime) ^[I faan .

Compasses, ^^ k'wai.

Compassion, 3^ ^^ ts'zc-^n.
Committee,
'i^ ^^ chik-
Compel, ^^ ^
"^k'eung, A;aa7W.
'li-yan.

Commode, ^^|^ niu^-*kwai

Compendious, ^^ ^kaan-
.
leuk.
Common, (pnblic) ^ kimng, Compensate,
^^ '^ ^p9-

(vnlgar) -^ tsuuk, (nsual) sheung,

^ |^ p'ooi >.
•^^ p'ing-slieung. Compete, j^ /"f/z/^
 COM 49 COX

Competent, J^ ^J /.v?/f/A;- 1
Compositor.
^^^ <•/<///?-

yuunrr\(man) g^^J uang- 1

tsze'-yan,
^^
p'aai-ooL-';w«/'-y;in.
Jg: ;^^ ^
sze\ 7^1 1^ rh^inn'-chik. \

Complain,
fp % so-^z/./;,
[Jj
'

Compcuul, ^^ %m//-wun.

^"
' *
^if rh^uu(-u en' -in.
^1.4 Compound interest, h
Complaisant,
j.^.h c t

^)J
i ^cliuen.
^^^
T^lJ
li'-sheung^li\

Comprador, S
gy
maai-
jg ^
,

Complete, fA«//-t8'uen,! , ,
-^
-f-^shap-ts'uen, (to)
5g;|(.^^^p^^.j^^^^^j^ ^^ .^.^^_

^hing-

Completely.
i'a'w',
^
(compdse)
;J'J
P^ s^wj'. paau-V'ooi\
Complexion, ^"^ miu'-s/itX-- 1 Compress,
J|g
W '^
aaf,
Complicated ) v^ , s^ c/^af//;'-chne\ idb: ^ kip,

Complex J *^ •'^ kaa)i\ j^ kum ^ ,

waa/i.

^ shum-o\ ^A^ toh-koo\ Comprise, ^i}^ paau-toot'.

Complication, ^ ^ ^^ Compromise, ffi ^ ^ -^1*

a<'w/.9'-iu-'5A'7«;/y-szo\ (in-
M-sze'-V/aV?/7-niaai.

Compliments,
ffl ^ mun^ ^°'^^) tlE^-^
Compute, %.
^'^^'-l"''-

, 3 X
, V
hau, (congratulations) , ..•

^ -tti
^ m rt
Comraae, -^ g v
IS^

J-
.s^/^'/i^-tok.
o ,
foh-h
, o
.

kuung-^/ii.
Concave, Fp ^c/iuun-f/-
Comply,
^^ f-ts'uung,
j;^ kaan-niip.
[||] HfJ

:fjj
i'cn/-ts'uang,

Bhuun'-ts'uung,
)lg ;^ Conceal,
^ [^
(one's self) :^j^|^
ts'ong-rjiife,

toh-niky
Compose, ^ ;gg oA?i-maai,
Jg pi',
[g JS /j//:-maai,

^ :^ ^i'at'-maai, (write) «»-maai.

Concede, g^ \^ live- cJnn/n,

I
 CON 50 COX

Conceited,
gg tsze'-/-o,
g |
Condescend,
g ha^W,
"J^
)<;^ tsze^-taaP. g ,^
um-tia
^
shui-nim', "j;
Conceive, '|^)Jp waai-Z'oi, ^^
^^ PJ4 yau-luuk-^aap\ Condiments, ^^ ^ tseung -

•liu *
suiing
(think) /f^ seung. , .

Concern, (to)
^ ;^ kwaan-
Condition, '("g
^ ts'ing-s/m?'',

s/iip\
^ |a^ /i/rd'a/i-shuuk, ^i^ 'king-l\\ (terms) ^
(a)
^^
Concert, (in
sze'-A:o/?7i'.

woh-haai,
^Jg
Condole,
c/(P?//7//-ch'ing.

fp gl tiu-wai.
7(<D ^'^1
Conduct, ^ -g hang-wai.

ngok-y/Aw Conduct,
^^"®'
^ ^1 W-\an.
Conciliate. ^ffO ;''m//:'-\voh, I
%^'f' tk ^'^^'^tn-'tsze-

g| ^g^ ^/W-siyk j
Confederate, ||^ ^ t'unng-

Concise!^*|^fj § '/wa;^-leuk,;
.
'°'^"=-

Confer, (_?ive) ^ fs'ze\ (cun-

Kaan-\.?>\t.

Conclude, ^ "J^
uen- lin.
^"'t)
S4 ^J ^'ii^m-rheuJc
uen-Ai,/, (decide) ^ jg
^^^"'e««'
Eg } 'n,?', ^^ fg
^/«>-ying', (a mistake)
ting'-i'. i
gg
Concord. ^ woh. yf* ^ p'ooi-;?«/-shi\

Concubine, ^ ts-ip\
^^ Confide,
^ ^^ smm^-tok^.
trip -shi . Confident, -(i^ jg k'ok^-suun*.

Concur. JHJ er t'uung-t ,

[qJ
Confine, (to) ji^ ^ .skau-

^ fuuiiu--f/// .
I
kum , fffl >f^ aa;; -chue^.

Condemn. ^ [fu ting -tsui\ |

Confirm, ^/^ AnVi-ting , iM^
Condense, ij'j^ ^]§ s!hau-shuuk, ^ 7?V«"-shat.

|± ^ 4»Amaai Confiscate, ^ *& kicai-konn

 TON 61 COK

Conflict, ^ ;1^ .sfw/j/y-chong', Congregate,

Jf^ ^ tsue^-ooi'.

fX t&l \f"">^-('(^u\ Congregation,

^^ ooi'-
Oonforni, l|jJ
j^ rhiu^-i, ^ chuumf
ohn\ ^^ nhn'-'rhmm. I
Congruous,
^^ foo-hop,
€onfound, :^ '^ V,i-wan\
j gg ^iif/aam.

(by fear)
^ J[ /:j>2//-iuen', |
Conical,
^-jp^ ^suun-Usze
(mix) jgi^ \van'-tsaap,l •jeung\ (roi,.) ///«^.

^' g[ /c;-luen\ lo-lo-*luen\ Conjecture,

^^ rA'ar//-

Confounded.
cheung
;g. |g wan'- seunff.
^^kiio-mok^
dcajx-^moh.
.
i6
Confront, ^.| \^j ^ fvP- Conjunction, ^^ ooi^-hop.

*min - k'i, chat- Connect, :g ^ t$ii? -i%u\±.

suim .
Connive,
g^ ^ ^ cha'-pat-

Confucius.
51 ^"f ^^ff"^>i!/- ^^'^^> c^i^('-m-kin\

foo-'^tsze. Conquer, ^ jgj^ shing^-i\k.

Confute,
^ ^\ pok'-'lo. ^ yeng.

Confused, g[ laen\ I Consanguinity, 'j'j'

|^ jgj
Congeal, i^Jji k-ing-Z^/w///. /£M7/^yunk-/sV?//.
|

Congee, ^'^ tAi<«i'. Conscience, ^ >\^> leung-.<fj«».

Congenial, ^ J(|^^ -7]^^ hop- Conscious. Q '*^« tsze'-^o^t,

sum- shui.
5JJ @ ts.c^.//.

Congenital, ^p'^ t-oi-^sham/. ConsoFU. j!^{^ '^wnn- chuun^

Congestidn,
fy ^^ ^^ yj^ "^ \vun- Art'»/7.

noi''-it-shins:-/cS/7i:. Consequence, k3 ^ kivnan-

Congo, 31 ^ ^^ kuwui-foo- hai\
Consequently,
ch'a. ^jf* j^ sAo/i- i.

Congratulate, -|j^ ^^ ku/mtj- Conservative, ^- ^^ ^shin-

'fn, ^ -^ hoh^^-V^-. kint/.
 CON COX

Consider, W, ^, }^\ sze- Constipation, ^ »J^

p'i-

Siioon, ::^
f^ ^ i^ faai'-

M^-
Considerably, ^'^ sliaau,
^ pin^-;'rt/-/'2m/j/7,

kui/Jh/.
jg ^^-

;^ leuk-*leuk.
Constitute, I^
Considerate. ?^ ^ i^ ^vau-
shing.
jjl ''*'^P»

sai^-sum,
j^'fj!} jg /v/m/<//-
Constitution, ^jr-^jj cfuit-*ii
t8'in<r-^li.
^^ tsze-c/i(/f.

Consignee, ^ |^ A ^*""?" Constrain, ^Jg'niin-^k'cung,

paan^-yan.
5M "^ '^k'eung-Viri'i,

Consist of,
m^ noi -Sau. Coiifetruct, ^ 1^ /rm'-tso'.

Consistent, "gj ^ >ffi HJ Consul,

^^ 'j^ iing-sze^-

ts'in-llau'-sr(tm^-/ut^ (with)

^ hop. Consult,
J^^^d chum-chci£r

Console, 4r ^ ohn-imi'. j^ ^ *''''^f i^''/7-lenng.

Conspi:?aous. J|^ [fj tak-

Consume, (spend) ^ fai^.

ch'uut.
Consunimatc,
^ ^ uen-

Conspire, ^ gj A'j/ -mang,

ts'uen, (to) ^ shing.

;^ S ^
Consummately -j^ ^J* chap-
(things) ^s'o«'-
fiui.
inaai-lai.
Consumption, (disease)
f\^y
Constable, (local protector)

:Hb iS^ ti'-V^' (police) jf ^^

Contact, p^j '^ to2?-hop,
^ po'-yik.
-^ /s'^M^-hop.
Constant,
jjjj ^^^ noi -
Contagious, ch'ucn-
kau-^ mo-pin^, "^ ^ pat-
c.
im, 00:-;;h'U(.;U
c.
hit'. im.
 cox C(.).\

Contain, ^^ c/wn(;-tsoi\ Contract, (a)

^ [^^J
hop-

^ '/^ /w/;/-haam.
t'nun.tr,

//e?</c\
(to)

(for workj
-jj- <;'»|

^'
|,^ap-

Contemn, j^,
jj|{5 'j|^ V*-"»^^"'»
p'oon^-kuung, (lesson)

V'i-pok. shiiuk-s(ii\
I

Contemplate, g|^ ^, mak- Contradict, ^'j:

,^ pin'-y/^y/^',

seuiit/. ^ .3 »
^^* ^ wa'-y^/?/-slii\

^^ -'m-hai
Contemptible,
pJiR '/'"/*->». , g| fji:.J;i
|
/(U(n- c/iueii-v^di'.
Contend,

Contest,
|

^ //^rw/^.y. Contrary,
j^Jjl .moi'/-%^,>,,

Content,
J

^^ yj
o/in-fnn\ ^ ^^
^ , .,
yik, n^'aak.

' ><. .^Z, Contribute, (nionev)

^
;

!:m'.kau\ ^ Jg. ./.t- ^,,^,^ •

iisran.

tsuuk,
Q |:^ taze'-;'-^;^.
Contrive, g-p
1J /r.?i'-5 J^^-ZJ

Context,
J^ '~K ^ sheiing^-
fi f^ ^'>T?o///-t3eun«,'\

ha'-man. Control, ^^\\ fhai

Continent, ^ ^j|'| taai''-t7/a'?/. Contumely, )^ ^ lino'-yuuk.

Continuallv, ^M l"i'-lui', <^'onvalescent,

^ ^ ijf T^f
"^ psng i-^eunri-kan
jii
n
//^/-*iau, ::p @
.^W
'^'^
- ho.

^^/-•lau, ^^ i>(it-lnf\
Convenient,

3;^ g /(>//<7-pin\
pin^-^^//^

-gl
,

piti'.
Continue, |5^ ;^ noi'- knu.
Convent, ^*^ «w-t'ong.
Continuous, ;;ji§^ seiwy-\m.
Converse, |^ |^ t.aara-luuu\
Contraband goods, ^^ pkWi t-aam-fuam, j^ ^f
fieu>i;/-kaau.
 coo 54 COR

Convert, (to) /^^ ^kom-fa, Cool, ^ leung, (to) |^ /

tf^"^. /'"' - chuen. 'chin(j-tiiung\

Jgjl^ lenng-

Convert, (a) «;|fe ^ tsuun'- /a/'oA\

;^i|§7^^ leung

Jcaau\
^^ yap'-haau.
chnung-
kiroli

little.
ha cAa , Lo cool off a

Convex, Pp f^
J.aan-int.
J?!l
Coolie,
^ JP kooyi-tim ,

Convey, f^ig y'Of"-\van

(street-) ^JC;^ Hu-foo.
^
p^ ffM kaai-koo-U, or Yl^
J)007l, ^ ^
^^<^"'\ ^«<"' •
j*^ ^- taam-taam • la.

Convict, (to)^ p ting'-tsui'. Coollv, +0 ^ ^^V/rtM-in.

Convict, (a) :^1 A f^^a^'-yan. Cooper, foo- f'liung-

Convince, f^| -glj pin'-'^fl, ^ tseung , foo-^t'uung- lo

^ lins chi.
Co-operate, "[^ "/j hip-lik.

Copper, ^ t'nung, fj; ||f

ConvolvuluB, ^^^2 ch'in-
huung-t'uung,^|[fl]shuuk-
t'ang-/«, (the lilac; ^./f^ t'uung.

^ "^'ng-c/man-'luung. Copperas,
^^ tsHng-fasm.

Convoy, ^f} .sif«n//-hang.

ch'au-
Coppersmith,
^ |^ t'uung-

Convulsions, :|^^§^ •tseung , ta-Vuung-ke .

r/t'?m^-peng . Copulate, ^ ^11 hiau-kavi',

Cook, ^K yoA-n'au,
^ f7 3^ hang-fong, ^^ 1=1

A cli'ne-yan,
fj^gj
^^jl^
tso'- kaau-\\o\), (said of animals)

ch'ue, (female) :^ 5^ ^" chuung.

V/??<e-faan^- ma fmflj, (to) Copy,(a)f^V(to):y?:g
ch^aatc- se, (slips)
j^ ^
Cooked, ^ shuuk,
/vr» (T>»
;k^ ?/«/?. -t8ze'-*/rc/«^ .

chue-shunk. Coral, ^ ]^ shaa7i-* 00.

 COR 5r> COT

Cord, ^$5|L'iu-'shing,j Correct,

f& ^^ 'mo-tsWt^,
cbeuk, jSjg ]p tueji-ching\

Gordiallv, ^ FJI xl-chuung, i*S 3fr tuen-fong, (to) gj^

-W* )\]^ l:nin-sum. ^1) 'koi-!^euk\ ^ ]£ V:o«-

<:ore, ^\^^ sunt, tfli^ chmmg- '•hing^.

CorresjK)nd,
;;Jg ]g vejmi;-

Coriander,
^^ uen-sai.
y%',
tunng-suun
(by letter)

.
^ |=
(Jork, (a) -^^ chaU (to) ;^0

/^ ^p
ihat-c\\ViQ ,
sa/c-
Corridor, ^ long.

Corroborate, i^ ff ching -
hau.
shat.
Cork-screw, ^ yg^ '^f.sa?^-
Corrode,
^^ 5an^-waai',
tsuen .

^^ kM ^^" -shik.
Cormorant, §j| ^|| lo-*ts'ze. Corrupt, (morally) ^ ts'e,

Corn. ^- wuh, ^ kuiilc, (on (putrid)

J^ f^ W-laan\
the toe) ^§ IP^ /rrtft-'^ngaan. (to)
\^ ^ '^ kivwi-v:a,sii'

Cornelian, ^
J^ ma-^no. Cosey, (tea)
^^ ch'a-

'Corner, -^ kok, -^ B§ kok -

A'V/w {see Cozy).

*L'an, (of a room) -^ |^ Cost, (the)

^ |m maai-Zra ,

gg kok^-Iok-*t'au. ^^/.//-ts'in,;^^ y^oo/e-

Cornice, i^ Jg ^ ts'euug- ts'in, (to) jj^ ^tai.

t'au-*sm\ Costiveness, ^ -j^ '^ 5^

Coroner, ,5^ J^ ^ ':i^ --sA?- taai^-pin'-;w^^^/^/;^^.

CoStlv, §" /.V'Y/i'.

Corpse, ^ j^ ''sze-shi.
^ Costume, 3^:|^ cliong-jman .

"fj sA/-*'shau. Cottage,

/J> ^ '^siu-uuk,

Corpulent §£ -^^ fi-taai\ {^ inik- isai.

 cor 56 cor
Cotton, (raw) "^^ :^j^ niin-y?/, Countrv, g /^,/.o/;
, (^the)
^p
(y-irn) -\% ^ \n\n-sha,

(cloth) ^|j po Couple, Sio-au,

.
f^ §j- /;«,\

Conplel.
Coucli, []^ 1^ fihui^-V, f.j-j]^ '/(^^*Jaen, f .f

l-'-omj -cli'ong.
Jj^
Cough. {^ ^ Irnt-sav.
Courage, fjg^;^ V/^//?2-leung',

Council, •^ *oc)i . ^M yii"ng-/»'\ (keep

Counsel, 1^1 Imen .

sui/t-koh?/.
Connsellor, (legal)
j^^ gjjj

chong -.s.-<'.
C.uragcons, )|^^ taai'-
;;f^'

Count, (t(i)
^^ <ue/i^-s/to\
Course,
^^ ^o'-lo', (of

Countenance,
^ ^^ min^ course)

a meal)
g ^^
—
tsze'-in, (at

—
maau ,
(to) g| rhiu^- •
jg: y^/Mo^ -
^^f^

koo .

Counter, (a shop-) iM j^ Court, (the Imperial)

;|jj g
Kwai -'wai. ch'iu-t'iiig, (of justice)

P^ nga-*moon, (Supreme)
^
Countcr-haiance, '^ M; ttii'-

tai. ^^ iiip-^shue, (Police)

Counteract, *|^)J k,m -rhn ,

^^ t8'uun-'li->p.

(to) j^ k<an.
Jtft '^;,./-chue^
^^ Court-jurd,
^^ t-in-^tsei/rj.

-^ ^
toi'-chue''.
Courtesan, ^h-^kne.
Counterfeit,
fg fj^-

^
'yt^;-ts(/.
Courtesy, /pg ^ ^lai-num,
Counterpane,

*rain .
gj* '^p'i.
M fi 'lai-Va/, ,|| gi;
lai-.s/<o .
 cox it 4 CliA

Cousin (inak), ^ '^ 31 Cozy, 4^ '1^ /;////- nuen (ae*

^ sho/t t'oivj! /li/if/ tai', Cosey).

(oUkr) i^-fC'^:^t^' •^^'"^' Crab, §( 'haai, (small)

§f
t'onLT taai^ A', (younger") ^[^ ^jtt ji'aanc:-*k'i.

Craok, d-j^gj '7*V^^'-lit, (to)

(feamle) '^fc^H^fl^i- shoh

t'onu,- A<!r luooi^, (elder)

j^ f//i'/\7-lit, (the fingers) ^
'^^ffl ^^'''^^ ^'^"" ^^'^^^ •^ 0|\ r//»////- shau-pwik.

/at, ((if another surname) Cracked voice, j^ ifp ^

<
35 it
'ovenaut,
^ V'"-''">'.(/-ta«'-

//.,/^'\ Wj^
ch^aak-ch^aal:-sheng.

Crackers, ij^ Vf jraa?< -chunk,

^^ ^^
man<^-//e?/A;
'/S ^ ;''^ "/-•tscung .

<'over, "^ ^ chc-lroi , 5^ Cracking, ^^g ^ig g F/*^-

"(t V:v/)H-chue , ^ ^'z/j;, /w«7r -fihcnr/, p'lik-p'lak.

M ^'''^'''
tS '""' '''"'• ^^^ Craft, Mh ^ iigai -ip.

luita coverincr on) if^J/Jflo//. Crafty, 3|i^ 3^^ /r^i-aflr- haa?/,

Coverlet.
^ p^ p'i-*min\ Cram, ^l|[^£ r/i'rta/? -shat, ^"^

€ovet, ^ /v/a?/K VS5 ^'^'^^'^V "

iiioon.

Cramp, "^Ijli^l k.in-skuuk-

Covetous, -^ <][%w t'aam-xum.
maai.
(Jpw, ^?fc. -|^ iigau- moo, Zt.
ngau-
Cramped, ^"^ ^'Mvn -/>t7i:.

Cewartl, ^
7irt.

)]f^ mo- ta«>«,

Crane, ^ hok,
^ f^g
^m-
Dgo^' ffi S@ W-oivj-k'oot ,

(a machine)
-f jfil^^
tsf-m-kan- kaan- ka.
Coxcomb, (flower)
^ ^ ^^ Crank, (a) ]|$tf5 ^ kacw-peng .

kai-koon-fa, (a fop)
^J^ Crape, ^ |^ /sflf^ -ch'au.

'aam-ivai.
 CRE OS CKI

Credulous,
^^ Hfig-suwi .

Creed.
Creel
^ ^(^ v<j/MM -iin_i7.

crruunQ
;w \m \

Craving, (an artificial) j^ ch'uung-iaau .

'van. (natural)
^|^ yunk. Creep, ^ Ia<w.

Craw-fish. (sea> ^i^ luung- Creeper, 39 1^ Z^ffn-t^anr.

Creeping sensation, ^jft^

Crawl, laa^K Jfc| fl .- ma-ma-^rj
mi ]
' .

hang, (as a vrorra'^

^ pj\ Crescent
^^^ 5j':-ue:-

sAtfvJt- ha, ^>*^nT\ ^>i^«- yicg.

auw-*ha . cre^,
:;K ^ ?R '^''^-^'^^'

CrazT. ^ nsrong'. j^ :^
Crest, (of
^^
a cock} V 7i-

Creak. ^^ nget-i^W!7. koon, k.ri-l'wraj,^ yoi other

birds) ^ ~> . int.

Cream.
p-i.
^^^ ngan- naai- Crevice,

Crib, laan
h -hrik.

^'k for

Crease. ^ ch*aaa.
^ rM-
j^ "cribbici:''"

'cAt/i^-di'aaD. :||p )^ Cricket, jgi^

ch'aan.

Create,
^^ r^-oM^-tso'. Crinic, ^^ isuj
^
.

Creator, ft ft ± tso'-A- Criminal, 5^ tsui'-jan.

'M«/. fl] i^- ^ cA-on/-

tou - lo.
t80-V
Credit. -(=i verse!) Crimp, (to) j^^ -
-m;

.- . - "-^ ch^aau-maaL
Crimson. ;^ Ij ^ taai -

Creditor,
fg^ -Jiam - dki». huunc-s^jir.
 CRO 59 OKr

Crmnm.^^i^ii^ fust' Crotclicty, ^^ k'i-waang.

i-oon - kion. Croucii, 5^ ^ ts'uen-fuuk,

Cripple,
g^ J^ j>aai-keiifc .

Crisis, (come to a) ^:^<!t|i hiau-tai.

Croup, P;^ p^ hnau- ch'tien,

sze -^0 -t'au-loi

Crisp, /s'«»'
(lai).
^^ //^WM-peng'.

]^|(j^

Criticise, :j^^
=2ji ;)V/i-p'inp:. oo-tseuk , (to) p^ t'ai.

Crockery, ^^ :^ ts'ze-Ai .
Crowbar, ^
|b^\] tunng -ts'iu.

Crocodile, fi^ '^ ngok-ue. Crowd, ^^ i/?/M«/7-tsaap.

Crooked,

^^ ^
^[J^
luen-k'uiik.
waan-k'-uuk,
(to) ^^ tsai-^yuung, ^g
Crop, ||^ ^ s/w?f-\vok,
jj^
Crown, (top) Jp /jw^, (orna-
tso (a bird's) ^^^ sin-
^^
,

P(^"u, ^^ sui-wo/i.
mental) ^of?"-

+ 4^
min.

-^ ^ ^
Cross, (a) shap- Crucify, ^T
tsze
3
-
C
ka, (-wise) waang- teng sbap-tsze - ka,
^
(make a) ^ 'fjW kaau-ka, ^P teng- sze.

(irritate)
i|x^ kik-nau. Cruel,
^ ^, ts'aan-Vfl"-

Cross, (peevish) ^ maan. Cruet-stand, i ^ ^j^ ^ng"

rai'- A:«.

Cross-bar, i^ j^ wang-aa/ Cruiser, ^/|g tsniun-*shuen.

^ #1 waang-»luung. Crumb, j^ ]^ sit'-sui, 0^
Cross-examine, 7|>^^ waang- sa/j- .'••?//.
:ft^.

tit
59 waauur-mim Crumble, :f^. ^ 'f<J-s?a'.

Cross-grained, >}^^ waaiig- Crumple, ^fj fJ ch'aau-

fnun,5[^^ kwaai-cheung. mang-mang.
 CUF i;u CUR

Crush, Kl^ art^-waai',

jg Culpable, "frr W hoh-chaak .

j^ rm^-laan\ ^0 cha, Cultivate, ^Ijlj^' kaiuj-chvwig ,

(with the hand) (plants) ^^ \»/n.

f//fl-laan , i5^ rAa . Cumber. ^ yi^' rZ/^/z-chai ,

Crust, ^ /^fl/c',
5|g j^ chai .

ngaan^'-*p'i. Cumbersome, g % lui'-

Crust V, ^ ok\ chui .

.5 =./
Crutch, ;i9>v^^ ^A'^-cheung\ Cunning, ^g4" toh-*kai .=
=JZ. c
ku:ai-ku'td.

/?/.v/«/-*chenng\

Cry, nj^ haam\ H^|- ^ Z-«/^- Cup-board. ii^gfM o^y/^-*kwai .

Curb, ;^J /fj

iak-chue', ig
Crystal. ^fCt^H -^hui-Uimj. "^ koon-clihmk.

Cube, 3^ ')j laap->rt//, :^ Curd, ^:ft)^ 'ue-/;//', (bean-)

-^/ ^f^ laap-A/«7-yin<,s -^ ^- fel

tan^foo'.

-p ^lll
.sA/A-- /.S0e-*yeuiig'. Curdle, ^^|i ying-A'./'.

Cubit, /^ '7iV^\

CuckulO. H^ ^ liicai-kmmfi. Curiosiiy, (of mind) ^^ _^

Cuckoo, (Chinese) fgfj)]'^' -ki)i -sJiik,
Pl^lin
tsHti-kang-tsenh

to -In/en.
,
;)jv]2 il^
^ i"li'a-cl)'a-r//'rt(^// -ch'aat .

Curiosities, "i-^ A'^o- tiiung,

Cucumber, ^Ei^^ \voiig-/c//'fl.
^J^ k'i-r//a».
Cud, (to chew) ^A faan- ^ Curl, gi ///e;?-maai.

^ g^ ^
I

Curly hair, '''^''^'^

Cudgel, TJ^i^ muuk- p'aang.
I

Cne, ;7i//. {i^g| t'iu-j«//. fan faat

I^J I

Cuff,
^J P tsau'-V^r//4 (to) Currants, ^^^^ r7/y<f-p'o-

t'ai.
 crs (;i )A1I

Ourreiit, (a)
;;J<;5^
shin-hu. '

rnt.^\\ hoht\ ^ tsUt\ (off)

<''urrent money, ;^^ tnung- ijifr rhaam, (acquaintance)

po.

(!'urrent price. 0^ ^^ ahi-^^/ .

Ciittlelisli. ^ i^^ rfieunij-wQy

Curry-powdcr, g J9 niaU-ue.

^on^-keung-fun, (-stuff)
Cycle of sixty,
kaap
:jfg ^ fa-

^MW
.

f^ ^"'-li-ts-oi-
Cyclone, jj^ ^ suen/wu/iy,
Iiu\

Ourse, PJi^O^ rJian'-choli (to

M S8 ./'''^''.y-l^au^
;^f|
,

JH tiiai launof ///?//;//,

^g
vow) ^^'P)^ to-chau .

Curtain, ^^/'" -*lim,(ni08- Cymbals, 0^ ^ iiaau-poot.

Curve, ^^' Cynical, Vwrt-Ai'.

[|]J
traan-hi/uk. |J ^J
Cushion, "1^ ^ yuuk- tsai,
Cypress, 4l]>|^^ jdn-paak .

tS^^ S'-ti.i' C^'ri).

D
Cuspidor,
^ ^^ Vsiam-knon .
Dab. ^ tap, P^ /^//, (to wet)
Custard-apple.^^^l"^ farm- i^y^; tap-.sA?/jo, tat-sJaq).

lai -fA/.
Dab, fish, vl? 3- -^ Hha-
Custom, (coniniori)
^ ^^ inang"'-*ue.

tu'iii- kur, jih -^ ,sV<ai - Dabble in, ^ luung .

tsuuk, ^'^ /w?//?^-t8Uuk, Dace, fish,

^ j^ ^^ wong-
(tribute) ^ .sAw<: ,
(houee) mi-luun.

^P kwaan- hau, ^^ Daddy, :^ ^ /e-/?.

.s/<M -^koon. Dagger, ^j3 ^ tuen-kim .

Customer, maai- Daggle,

|g f^^ Voh-'mm.
haak . Dahlia, ^r;^- ^//<'?//i;'-yeuk.
 DAX (;2 DAT

Daily,
HH yat-yat,
#g Dandy, ^^ ^^ (hong-hong^
mooi-yat. (use)
juung
Q ^ yat- fi W^ -dF ^ uen-/?>r/-

. Vsse-tai .

Painties, |^ ''mi . Danger,

j^ j^ ngai- him.
Dainty, ^;^ Iciu-lncai . Dangerous, (^ At;//.

Dais 2 J "^^ ''^''^ ^'*^'- Dangle, pj^^^-^ tiu'-*tiu'-

^
Dam, (mother) ^ "^;ia. fing'.

Dam, (a water-)
^^ H- Dare, §^ kom, |@i^ toani-

^vai,
[^ ;,»,
g
(to) (Jg ^o?n.

sak-pi,
^ yuung. Daring, ^ ^ IB taai - iaam.
Damage, ;t^ Jt^- swen-waai . Dark, ;^ Af?A', Htf /^aA--

Damask, ~^'^^ taai'-/a-

*tuen . Darling, !|^ ^ t'uung -oi

Damn, (to curse)

JE IB. ^Jl^.^^ ^cheung-sheuvig -

chau -choli . chue.

Damned, to be, ^^ ^ cMt -

Darn, ^^ *^ chik- po.

toh\ S^J^ toh'-lok-A-ai. Dart, (to) ^ s//»7W, (an ar-

Damp, ^ sAajy, (and soft) row)
Iftif taau'-^sm', :^
^ num, (to become)
^
^ ch'iu-sAi/;?, (to)
^%. Dash, (to) yrtl ;|^ ch^uiing-
ching-slmp. chong .

Damson, /J^ ;j^

*/M-mooi. Date, (time) :^ ^^ Jiin-

Dance, ^^ ^. ^ru - moo. uet-ho\

Dandelion, ^^^ p'oo- Dates, (dried) ^ ^^ mat-
Ituung-ying. tso, (jujube-tree) ^
Dandle,
;^^l^ i^-'^a, :}gp]; "^^so-shue^ (palm)
^^
/a?< - ha. g j)oh-sze- tso, 7^ -^
Dandruff, ^M :^ t'au-nai. '
yeung- ?so.
 DKA 63 DEII

Datura, ^ ^ :^ naau^- Deal, (wood) ^7^ ch'aam -

yeung-/«, ^gli^Mf ™^a^'- muuk.

t'oh-loh. Dear, ^ Arz/^'fl'i
,
(loved) "^^
Daub, ^Y^ t-n-on, ^ ch'a.

Daubed, ^^%^maat-tak- Deatb, ^ ^sze,

^Xj ''-^"

t'so. moug.
Daufjhter, -^ niie, (your) Death-rattle, J^ ^ ch'-e-hi

^^ ts'in-Jcum, (-in-law) Debase,

'(^'(ft ® tJC
^"'"^'-

toi-Dgan- sAin".

Daunted, ^ ^j^ sc^n^- -/^» . Debate PI P^ ^«" - ''^«?/-

Davits, g^ j^ kat-Zirat. io^ ,

^ 1^^h rAaar?^-Iuun .

Dawn, ^^^ f'w-'kan- Debauch, (to) yi^ ^tim-oo,

kwojig, 3'C't'®3t ^'^'^ w^^'^^^'

3^ yT^" tim-oo.

^?ro?//7>^^?«M2/»^-leung . Debauchee,
g fe :2 ^
Day, g yat, ^ Q yat-'fes«. tsau-shik-chi-t'o.

Day-light, Q^ paak-c^fl?^ ,
Debauchery, ^ j^ san^ -

Q paak-yat, (morning)

3^ ;^ Pm-kwong. Debilitate, i^ Jg ^ s"*^"-

Dazzle,|^ :/£ Ig ch'aang- uen-Ai', i^M.i} ^'^^^'•

/«-Sigaan, B^ cU'aang

^
.

hi-lik,
^^ waai^-s/ia??.
Deacon,
Dead, '^[Pg
If. chap-&zQ
^sze-^choh,
.

'sze-
Debility, |JC^ 'uen-yeuk,

Jiin,
^^ shan-koo ,
J^
itMiM uen-Z/z'-.-'/iCi/n^,

^ ^^<!'tfA -shan.

Deaf, 3j luung, 1^ ^ fi- Debit note ;g, |^ hHi-taan.

lming, (dull) I^"^ ^i-pooi\ Debt, ^^ him-chaai ,

^
Deal, (to) ^^ Aaaz^-yik, (a /tm -foo ,
(debts) ^
good-) ^^ 'ho-toh. /ii/« -hong .
 DEO 64 DEE

Debtor, Decline, (downwards) {^t

^^"f^ rhaai - tsai,^i|^
^
'fg" ^ him -chaal -van. •^ cbui -lok-//7<e , fn]

Decade, -^ ts'nnn. ^^ //eun// -tai-hne ,

(refuse)

Decalogue, ^ -I-' shap-/.'aGj .

I* ff ts'ze-tse\ :}t {^
Decamp,
Decant,
^^ ?'-t//'-i-ii . tiH-t&^ze, (seeing)

miu-kin
^^
^^ pi- .
^^,^ toii,g-ka .

Decapitate,
^JH •'^^^'''/^*'''aii- Declivity. ^^j-^/s'e - ;7^r/»,^sJ*

Decapitation, j}^ ^- ^7/J7?y -

J3-^t3'e-*t8-e-lok,j^^?^^A.
faat Decoct, "hI^ AsiVi,

Decayed, ;^ i^ 5A?/^waai ,
Decorate, ^^^ cliong- clang.

niooi-laan', ^^i^:^ Decorum, ''^i"

g.|;f jpf^jfl'fcS
foo- ho. shoh-iong-'m.^.^^ vuung-
Deceit, ff^j
kwai-kwut.
^||
Deceitful, ^^'(^ <^lta- kn. Decoy, (to) 'ya'^-Va",
^\ Jj^
Deceive, gg ,|§ moon-;?'m , (birds) ^^r:Ao;?^-*/5e?i'/c^

(to) >gjr ^ tW-^^raooi.

December, j^ "4" HI ^ Decrease, ^'jj^'^^ kaam- shiu,

}'in_^-8liap-i^-uet. shuuk- kaam.

Decency,
-^jjjf
hop-'lai. -§ Decree,
^^ ming^-ling\

1
T^
)ecide,
hop-sAiVi:.

^ {^' A"U6>^ -turn ,

Decrepit, ^ ^^ 'lo-maai\

Dedicate.'Cifc '^Inmng-iwimg^

Decision, zfc ^ chue-i .

Deduct, Jl^ 'A;fl;f?;n,
::fQ ^
]^eck, (the) j|| ^ /.s'on^-
/•'fl'??-ch'ue,

Deed,^7^hang-wai,^8ze',
-^ V/ue.

7;aa/7,
j|§ p^ shucn min , j

(to) :
? ^^ chong- ching. (bond) ^ /;'aj^ (stamped-)

Declare, ff^ f^^ ^a -shat,

(.shew; ^ B^ y>»/-ming. i
Deep. '^ shiim.
 i)i-:i DKI.

Deer.
}l^
*liuik, (mosclius)g ;
Defy,
l^\"\ kik-tau ,
^
J^ \voDg-/iv//y, ^ Cheung. Ve-tik, MFII^ /"/'//-tik,
'^'"-'/'^•
JVji:

Deer's horn,
f^ i]: luuk- tl
Oegenerate, "j; l.a^lau.
vnun-. ;^^
i/r
Defame, jiSi
jgg
^'*i»
jf-iW- \\'i>'i
-^
!
A ~K
^i^
viu
i5fc y"p-''a'-iiiu,
•
^ yi
^i

Degrade, m rank) f^ m.
Defeat,
'
m paai\
^>^ ^ _ ^' '>^
;
^TM
, ,
^^'- '

!
I
/con// z
"

-Ji'-iq),
^^
:>^ 4- .
t.rnf/tn-

Pa^i'. M
tr '^^'-yeoj?-
I
kr,ak\ (one's^self)
)
^ gj
Defect,
f§||^ /;//-/'-/W .
til/- mm .

Defend. -GS ^ 7)0-00 . De<;ree, ^ ifan</,

J^ t8*aDt,^

Defendant, ^^ pi
^ -/to .
|;JJ
A;v/jt7, (measure) ^ to\

Defer, gj^^ Vr./-kM', Jg,^g

L)eign,
^^ shui-^(?() ,

cJn'a-oon , (yield) :||]| ^ Dejected,^^ ^^c W. ^lian-

mak-mak, pJi^;^ moon'-
cli'um-cli'iim.
^'''"

Deficiency,
•
^^
^^/^
^ ,
tuen-him
,

,
Delay,
,^
^^
clri-oon\
taam-kok\
3^

^^ him-tuet\ delegate, (to) ^ :j-^ /^vm//-

^ v^
Defile, 'iin-00,
Jfl>;^
I

I
^,,/,\ (a) .g 4:£; ;^ /^
/m -00, (a) [Jj |1^ s/iaan- \ '^ivai-t-ok -ke -\\ii\.

haap. Deliberate.^ ^f] cli uni-rheuk ,

Definite,

tmg -in.
'^ ting\ )^ ^ j^-M"
V^ /P
slimnfj-lQwug^^ (ADJ.)

taam -ting\
Deflect,
^^ ^ VZ/z/^n-ts-e. Delicate, ^ ij^ ii/^nuen ,

Deformed, rlrciK-
^^
yau
3
-sai
:>
yau-yeuk.
.
^^ ^|g

Defraud. fn ngaak-ii'in . Delicacy, (a) ^^ rlt(ui-!<((ii.

 DEM 66 DEP

DeliciouB, ^ 1^ kaai-mi\ Demur, ^^ pat-'hang, 'm-

^^ mi-mi'.
'hang, :}t
^'"^'
W ?^
/'w/-in.
Delight, M-
Delineate, Jfi}
^ M^-"hi.
waak-cA'wM^.
Den, m Zwwn^, ^ uet, '^

^J^/aa^'-k'wong.
Delirious,
Denomination, ^ !^ ming-
Delirium, g k'wong.
tsze',
^ gE'g tsze'-ho\

Deliver, (eave) ^ ^'a^^^ (up)

Denote, d=g ^c/zf-shat.

:^ /rrtflM, :^ tai\ (over to) Denounce, h^^wig -ko .

:f^^
Dense,
^^ 4 ch'au-raat.

Delude, g| ^ mai-waak, ^ Dentist, ^ ^ B"^ »Sa-

;^ Aoo-waak. foh-i-shang,^ ^ Be.

nga shang.
Deluge, *^^ huung- s//Mt. fieiwg i

Deny, i;^ ?^a^ying^^ 'm-

Demand, (in) n#ft 8hi-/«n<7. fg
-'™-
"i""'"
ying\ IS Pg f^ ^'^
Demand, (to)

gJK
f„^ JJC
t" -'^«'"^' ^*
hai\ (one's self) ^ 5»
'/s'we,
//fl/^-'/c/, :^ 3 'she-'K
!^ jo»Y iw\ (with violence)
Depart, §l] ^ pit-A?//, i)^

g^ hang-li,
gf ^ y^-hm\
Demolish, ^ R{|
r/^'aa^'-
Department, f^^ koi-'koon,
5aat .

^ ^ i^ diik-^hn.,
P\ ^
Demon, ''t?/'ai.
'i-Ao/i-shnnk, ^ po\
Demonstrate, :f|[ ^ WlE |R Depend on, '^ ^ ^'-'^^^

chi-mmg-chuig -kue .

/^ ^ i-k'-aau .

Demoralized, (as troops) ^/^ Vio//-han

Deplorable, pj" jg
y«i,
^^ tsuun'->MA;,

Deplore, |^, ^^ j^^-oi.

(the mind) ^^'Dlfi ^^^^ai'- ,
^

.se///^-shuut. i
Deport, :^ ^ poon-lnie .
 DER 67 BES

Deportment, ^^ liang- Descend.

I^l^ 'hdL-kong\
|^
wai, (correct) ^ 'JH ^ ^ /rom/ If.k,
5(^ lok
yuung-i.

^ ^^
lai, lok hiie.
Depose, ff^jj^ kaak -diik.
^0
Descenrlants. hau^yni\
Deposit, (a)
E3 ^<?/i^ -fan,
^^ ^ V...^ .v«.,,, :jL,
(to) [^ ^ chui'-lok,
3

^
,Si^5;i V.r,
<o.., -y- -j-
(pawn) :^ g oA;i -^ny ,
C
^sr
C,
fsz mien suen.

Describe, :^ 'chi-rh'uuf,
ffj
Deposition, (verbal) pj -flt
18^^43 Hk-lik-yM-
hau-lcuung, (from office)
ming, ^ '^ ^ '^(,w/7-

^5'w?//- r^'oA, (write) ^[Jj

Depraved, ^^ ts'c-o/fc
^
xfi-ck'l/Ut.
i^ ^& su//2-waai .

Depreciate, ^ -^ A^/m -/a/,

Description, (every) i^ ^
g$ % 't'ai-heng.

Depress, |^ -^ oat -lok.

Desecrate, ^ J^ ,SiY -tuuk.

Desert, if 'ye, ij- ^[» 'ye-

Depressed, ^"^ ^'/rz^;? -icut.

Deprive, ^ tiiet,
^^ "goi ' Sli^h ^'^/^^'-ngoi'.

Desert, (merit), ^ -^ ya«-

Depute,
^ g^ ^ivai-Pok .
/:?i'(?A,
^^ Jcuimg-lo.

Deranged, ^1 luen , ^ ^m.

Desert, (to
^^
)
t'o-tw;^

Deride, )^ ^ hisiu, j^
p'aai(-\i.

Derive, (obtain)
^g ^] ^a^- Deserve,
^^ ?jiiig-hai ,
^
B3
koi-fong,
|g ^ y>«(/

Derogate, iM s^uen. fun .

 DES Cs DET

Design, (to) gfgj^ kai -m^xi, Despond, -^ ^ s/;a^mon,0^

(a)
S 1^ i^-tseung\ ^ Despotic,(oppressive^^^huuk.

^ raau-lenk, (intention) (government) ^ ;^ |fi5^

ts'uen-k'uen-cAmy .

Designation, ^|^ tsze -ho . Destination, -^ [fH ////« -

Designate, ^ Pf cJiHug-foo. heung .

Desire, :g^ yuuk, M uen'. Destiny, (fate) -^ meng ,

||^
ts'ing-uen\ (covet;
If
M
-^ f-acm. Destitute, || k'unng,
|| |g
DcsiKt, itJl^'^^'^'-'-''^^^ H/ k'unng-/c'/rM//\

pa'-'liu, ^ gX /''/'-^*-^''"- Destroy, ^^ ^;^ {^'('//-mit,

l^s'^''
®^^ '.sc-tsze'- 'j;§jS/Y/(-laan\
Jj^i^ paai'-

•t'oi, (portable) Jg^H \vaai\

^.se-tsze^-j.sfW^J/7! ^'^ -s/^^'f Destruction. ;^ ll^ mit-raong.

';ra/,
^ ^* .^^«^ 't'oi. Desultory,
"J^^^ laap-tsaap.

^
T^esolate, Jg^
/r^>o-h(.lin,
^•W^ 'mo-ts'ang-/s'0/.

^ 5^ ling-lok. Detach,
^^ — fun-hoi.

^M
Despair, tsnet-mong\ Detail, (in) ^^ • chunk-

^^ .';/;a/-mong\ yat, (to) ^ — jl r: ^

^^
Desf;erate, fij Sno- chuuk-?/f7/-chuuk-*i''- kony.

Detain,
noi'-lioh. -g/f^ Iau-chue\ J^
Despise, |gj|i 'min-slii^,
ff: ^ tang^-^hoh.
i|g 'moo-maan', ^j^ <g^ Detect, ^[ij ch'aaC-ch'mif,

'm-sheung -'ngaan, ^j) p'i, Detective, {Jp^ ^ om ch^aai.

un i- pok,
^u Deter,
|H K|[ !aan-\Ao//.

^
I

j^/y^o V» 'k'lie, (I Utterly Deteriorate, j;^| kaii -

despise him). waai , 3hui-v!a-M

.v'( iv'
 DEX 69 Die

Determination /tut
tuet -I . Diabetes, j/j^;^ niu'-lum.

Determine.^ tiiii;'. f^kuet Diabolical, ;^. ^ ok'-iu,

)^
Detest,
jg ^^ l,an^-..>,
fg *^ f'-'f^nii-ok'.

Diagnose, ^'^ "^c/zV///.

Detract, ^ fe ^o?/y- .<ti/«72. l)ia!:.,nal.^^J»ts'e-»sm\^

Devastation, ^^^ /o'i!/-/ai^

Develope.
gyfj^ shue-hou -fljj
Diagrams, (the eight)
/\^
^han-fiuit' faaC- paat' -kiva^

hoi. Dial, Q ^ vat-'^'2ra»,

Q gj
Deviate, ^^^ hang-f/iv.

Device, ^j- /:at\ *A'fl»'. Dialect, j^^ ^^'o-"^Va\

-J^-

Devil, TM ^ moll- A^^ytj.

^j^ fo-t'aam.

Devise, ^"1 |^ ^rtt-rnau.

^^ Dialogue,
[|^ ^ m\\n-(aap\

^ ch'au-waak. M 1^ .^eM/2//-Iunn\

Devoid of. ^ mo or moo. Diameter, 1^ ^^^ ^tn^ -•^m .

Devolve,
^ ^^ Araaw-iok. Diamond, ^ fj^jj ^g ku m-
Devoted, '(4J^ veiing-moo'*, Aron^-shek, f^ ^ /".swen

'll^ S^ 5M;/2-moo\ '^ j|^

shek.

.sAum-fuuk. Diarrhoea, ^ oh. ^fC 'j^

Devotion, '^ ^ :^ J^
i^hui-se .

shin^-km/f^-c/n- lai, Jg I^iarv, g ,f[i

yat-i/^.

k'in-i'i>j^\ Dice, ^ -Hp- sAtA:- A?^».

Devour, $||^ ngaang^-^tw?. Dice-playing,

^^ chaak-

Devout, f^i\^'>shing-.'^u?7i.
j^
^ k'in-^t>j.y\ Dictate, pj Jlf^ chuuk-foo ,

Dew, ^p|Cl^'" '<^wi. ^mo\ ± H^ chue-cheung, (to a

Dexterous. X-^^ haau-'^ah'tu. writer')
P :f§
^Aa;/-shan\

6
 DIG 70 DIN

Dictionary, ^^ tsze - tin, Dignified, j^ i^ ?ra/-im.

^^
Dictum,
^^'^''^ ' ^"^'

ngaang -
Dignity,

v:ai-fuung.
^{^ .mi-i,
^^
>^J §J
*wa .
Digress,
^ ^^ cAt-li.

Die, (to) ^ S2«, (said of Dike,

^^ ki-pok

men) J^ f^^
i^roA -sAai ,
Dilapidated,

vcaai .
^ m t'^i-

Dilate, :|^^ p^ ch'aang-hoiy

shan-koo

Diet, (to) 5^
.

p ^3«» - Aaw.
(expatiate) ^ 3^ -^^

Differ, ^ f/w«n^,
^^ glj
konf/-ts'enTig-sai

Dilatory, ^ f>^
ch'i-maan^,
"yau-/w/2-pit.
(*maan
Difference, ^ ^ cA'a,
gjj
).

Dilemma, pj^lj^ leung-naan.

/wn-pit, ^ r/?afl??5r.
Diligent, §5;^ k'an-lik ^
Different, y^ jqj 'm-t'nung, k'an.

(very) ^ ^ J^ ch'a-tak- Dilute, ^ y^ kaau-'^shui,

uen, ^^^^ ch'-a pattoh ;J|g ^ k'au-hi.

(slightly different). Dim, ^ ill muung-luung,

Difficnlt,
H naan, ^ 'gjf ^^ muung.
o/fc'-tso , »^ shwn. Dimensions,
^^ ch'eiing-

Difficulty, ^^ H^ ^'^aw-naau. /oo/ ' ^§ to -leung .

Diffident, -j^
^ jj^ sw/m
- Diminish, ^^^ kaam- shiu.

''m-kiroh . Diminutive, ^ {^ 5(7i -mi,

Diffuse,
"fl^^ po -saan\ 5fli -;/2i, /K siu.
^ poh'-yeung. Dimple, :vffi pH tsau-nup.

Din, ng Pit)
t&'o-' haimcf, Pg
I^igest,
fg^ sr«->l
 DIS 71 DIS

Ding-dong,
jfjg iing-^ion,j. Disallected, ^ fij ^ 'm-
Dinner, -^ ^ iaai'-^/a'««?j. .s-^wc-fuuk.

(evening meal ;xm(jnf; natives Di-sagree, ;^< ^j- 'm-(m\ |§

is termed) ^ f^ maan Bg 'm-^/?y«a,/?,

seuny-rhawig.
;)g ^
faan .

Dip, ^' chaain, ^ ~J^

~\^ yum^-
Disagreeable, g!| Va««?<,
j^
ch'um-*ha^, vft^

lia, /.N»w'. Disappear, -^ ^ shat-hnp\

Direct, jf |§] f.//w^'-chik, (to) Disappoint,
sui'-uen\
::^^ |g;ig^
;j^?-

chong^-
;f2

Direction, ^[rJ hue^-Jieunc/^, uen\

>^ fSj fong-hfunf/\ Disapprove, ^ iff ,^ 'm-

m-ecth; iW^\\tsik-haaJc,^ chining-i ,

Disaster, ^^ huung-ez^.
Directory, ^ ;g |^., van Disavow, ;^;
ig 'm-ying'.
meiig luk. Disband, "f^^ saan^-paan.
^
Disburse, 'gg Uhai-fai\

^ ^ *^sAai, c7it,
[;[j ch'uut.

Dirt. ^ -^ ..-/..,
^ 1^ ^^
Discard, ch'ue-^min,

la'-'cha, (to) g >/5 ^f ^ [tj ch'ue-rA'ww^.

''chvij-oo-tso. Discern, g^ :^^ ^Vai-p'oh^.

DiBabled,^ ^^ mo-nang. Discernment, ^^ ^ ts^uioig-

Disabuse the mind, ^ ming.

^^ Ayt-maau-saA;. Discharge, Kj ch'uut, "j^

Disadvantage,
^ 0^
"p^ ij^ ;7a^chik.
sban fong\ (duty) ^ tJ^ ^
/'7», tsuun^-'770(?/j-faD\
 DI.S 72 DIS

Disciple, P^^ moon- ^shang, Discountenance, ^5 }^ fiL

^Z^ hok- ^shaatiff. min-SfM/i(/- ue, pS.
|^ ^g
Pisciplint', ^^ kaau -fanl^, 'm-t*uung-maai.

(exercise) ^^^^ lin^-tsaap. Discourage, -^ ^ ^tw

Disclose,
^^ ])aai^-lo\
^ /':a'. ^ • ^ lok

jj{ \o'-rh'uuL t'oi,

)^Jj[2 huen -^chi.

Discomfit, ^^ ^fa-peL\u\ J)iscouraged, ^S ^ sonif^-

Discomfort, '^ ^ *1^ 'n^- hi .

^shong-fnar'. Discourse, ^.|^ Vlnun', |^

Discomposed, "«- iuun
f^ ^^ .

mooii\ Discover, ^^ ts'uin-yirHj ,

Disconcerted, -^ *j^ sA'''/-

^^ W^u-ming, ^ til.

ngok. ch'a-cA'?/w/.

Disconaolute, ^'|^ yau-yik. Discredit, (disbelieve) yjf^'^

Mi ii ycm-wat. 'm-szmn\ ^g, ^ S2e-i.

Discontented, 3^'/^,H' f"'^'

Discreet, 0^ ^^ tsze-sai .

^raoon-y-
^^/^ pat-chi- Discrepancy, J(^ ^ 'Z, ^
isuuk, ^^ j^ k'iu- not/. pat-tvi -chi-e/i'ue , ^X\ >|H.

Discontinue, (r ''chi- liii,

J

gff ^-uen,
f^ f4^
kaan. Discrepant, ^^ pat-tni ,

t'uen. 'm-;'?« .

Discordant, ^ ^(Hl Joa^wob, Discretion, il^*^ ^an-shan .

(at your)
^ f^v ^ j^
Discount,
;fq^^ A;v^w - ts'ue- ni- chue-i'

t'au-»ngaD,:fn^:^*'«w'- Discretionary, j^ -^ ts'ue-

DgaD- sAut, 4^ A'aw .

 UIS 73 IMS

Discriminate, j^ lj|j fun- Disinherit, [j] ch'uiiL

ining, ^ J^U fun-int, f)f Disinterested, l^^i^ "^mo-

glj rin'-pil. sze-sum.

Discuss, ^j-,^ 1^ piri'*-luiin\ Disjoint, ^j^^*^^ (s'oh^-

Disdain,

[.'iflcase,
^^
^^
JJj^
iiiiu-shi'.

LsaL-peng\
^ me-ku'Ht-hit\

'^ jj
^ ^ '^
ch infi-h oi-kiv ut-t^it' .

Disk, 1^ luuM.

Dislike, l^f- iin.

I )iseiitangl.\ (
^ ^^ Dismal, '^I^ shum-iimi.

ch-uuf,
^ 1^ kaai-liit. Dismay,
Dismembiiin^'.
^^ tsLdLC-king.

punish-
(a
DJsengar^cri, :^ |^ te/c-haan.
Disgrace, *|^' j^ o(?.yuuk.
^ ment) ^^ — ling-ch'i.

^ sa^z-yniik. Dismiss, HJi - ^ .s/mi/,

Disj^iiigc.
f^ i';/')'
ka-patin\ — /<wc\
yf^ ^ ;;a5^

lsang-vm\ yuung^, "j^fo/iff^ (clear out.

'I'd" gj
Disgust,

J>isgiistiiig, "pT 5^ ho/i-oi^^. — I dismiss you) ^^

Dishes, i^ ^ ^-c/z-tip. lok-^se«</z^.

Dishearfcttiied, i^l^f^ snm-fooi. Disobedient, '{'^•^^ pooi -yik.

Dishevel,
^/ ^I 5^^«/i-luen\ Disobey, j^^ wai-/'<J6'» ,
^
Dishonest, ^
j^ g^ ^rao- ^ fg m-^e/i^-wa'.

r/tan-sliing, ^^"g" mo- Disobliging, |a£33,|g ''uo-

rhan -&hai. chiu -yinf!^, (Ij^ 'j*^ ngaak-

Dishonour, (to), fei ynuk'. ts'ing.

Dishonourable, ^ ff fiS Disordered, §L luen\

mo- t'ai-m\n . Dieorderly,t^^^ W(?, jg

Disinclined, ]^^ "'J- s^-jmy, ^ 'lo-'moug, ^ 'moDg,

-^y ^! laap-luen .
 DLS 74 IMS

Disown, "l^ gg 'm-jing'. Dipregard, ]^ ^^ 'm-koo .

Disparage,
^^ 'kong-tai. Disreputable, ^ §S sAfl^

Disparity, ^ rAV/.

Dispatches. ^^ niun-s/iu^ %-sze\ ~p »^ ha'-lau.

Dispensary, ^ ^' yeuk- Disrepute,

^ ^ f$ 'mo-

'A(^<?n, (a shop) ^ ^ ;|vj'

nnng-shvi//, ]^>^L 'm-hing,

yeuk-t8'oi-')?'fA DisresjiectfLil, ^
;;:Y> fj^ '^a-

Dispense, ^ shi.
^
(with) kiawg-king .

^^ ^ /^
c .

mm. Dissatisfied, 'm-

Disperse, |^|| -||5r li-saan

3
chi'tsuulc,
^ y^ j^ 'm-

Dispirit,
^^ sonrj -d. .
c
moon -I
.)

Displace, :^ ^I poon-ln^n . Dissemble,

^^ ^^ cAa -tso ,

Displaced, g|| ^ li-^wai'. W^ ^ rAr/-shing, 3^ fg

Display,
^J£ htn-m , J^ ^ cAn- - Z':r/-i , cha -ka-t'.

^ chewig -minf^. Disseminate,

f(|j w^^'' -saan ,

Displeased,
yf> ^^ 'm- <# flf ch'uenV, ^ |g
foon- hi. sflr/;< -/mi.

Disposal,
^^ kuo/i-V\. Disspnt, f5|
l-lK PS^
^ ^- vii,»
waai-i'-

Dispose, (arrange) ^ ;Mfe *' pQ f P ^ 'm-s!//m'-

oAn-p'aai. ts'uung.

Disposition of mind, |^ ijf:^

Dissimilar, ]^ -^^ 'm-*^t8'ze.

pun-kaak ,
^^ pun- Dissipate, ^ saan .

Dissipated,
I _^ , ;

Dispute, ^ ,^ pin'-jt?o/t'. Dissolute,

/^fl^^"'^"^'
Disquietude,

p'ing-oAn.
^^^ Sno-
tScM ^"/-tong', :^ j^*
fa-siu.
 DI8 DIV

DiBsolve, ^{:
^\ fa
-hoi,
ffi
Disturbance, (noake)

shang-szt
g^ ^
^^ siu-snan . .

Dissuade, /i««» -'^««» • Ditch, ;^ ?{? /caw-k'ue, Jg})

H^JIJ^
Distant, ^ Sien,
fg jg^
Diuretic, t^I] y^ ^ li'-^t/;?«-

Distaste, ^y^ ^-m -t'aam. yeuk.

Distend, ^ p^ ch$ung-hoi^ Dive, ^

^/^-^fun-chi, mi'-^.shui.

;^ P^ chaang-hoi. Diverge, ^
Distil, :^ f^m//, ^J( A<!a«// .

^^ ^
—^
Distinct, /u»-ming, Divers, Va--toA\ ;;^

^Q ming-paak. 1^
—
-Jlg
\n-^rhi-yat-koh\

Distinguish, ^^\] fini-\}\L ;K . jxd-yat.

Distinguished,
[JJ-^ ch^uut- Diverse,
^^ hi- 'ycung ,

chuwiff, ^ ^^ rA'tM- ^y; |gj 'm-t'uung.

k'wun. Divert,
^\ ^ 'yan-//ot, (the

Distorted, ;^ ?ra(/», wf. mind) [|f]

^\^'> hoi-sum.

Distract the mind, ^ (^ Divide,

^ ^^ fun-hoi.

fun-sum, (crazed) ^1^ j^ Divination,

^ \\
rJiim-piiuk.

.s-o«^ -sum. Divine, (of God) J^"^ (|^^)

Distress, ^^ S|^ *artn-naan, Pgg Shenng'-fai-kp\

^jS kuji-j)ik, (want) .-^ Divining blocks, ^;^Aa^m -

^[ aau-ai pui.

Distribute,
^ j^ fiin-p^aai Division, (a) —-^ y^/^tuen ,

District, 1^ uen . ^ j^' gat-fnn\ —^

Distrust, ^^^^ sze-i. yat- /coo.

Disturb, 3^||5 Icnau-tuung ,

Divorce, -^ gS yau-hi\ [Jj

ch''iiut,
^yf* ^ fun-tshii.
 Dorx DOT

Divulge,

chi.
Jf^ X^ wa'-yan- Dogmatic.
^g cA?//-t- ,

Dizzy,
'J^
wun\ gg >^ t'an- Doleful, ^ 1^ /;ai -^»\

wun , t'au-trw/<, fau-wun. Dolichos, ^ yfco//^

Do, gr t8o\ tf % liang, ] )ull, ^ •0-' kuvng- tsai.

^^
|

wai, (don't) ^^'m- ho, I Dollar, ngan-*t8'in,

p;jt ^mai. ^ ji[;

taai''-iien.

J^ock, (for ships) ^ y^

;

i Dolt, '^ 1^ ngaa - tsai.

Bhuen-o ^
^ )^'^ tso - 1
Domestic. ^^ ^'a, (servants)

^^ ^a-yan.

Doctor, ^ ^ i-sfiaang, ; Dominate, j^ i^ ;|85 c^a-

(native)
^^[ijj^ Hjf^
k'uen-jr'm^'.

Dominoes,
/'flj mak sm shang. *||')|l^ /:w///-*p'aai,

Doctrine, ^r Ar^wi/ , ^ to play dominoes, :|*J"

'pj'

to^^ii. jl^ V(i /v/-;//' p'aai.

Documents, ^R ^ slme-k'^ai , \
Done,
^J( ^ tso'-uen,
^
^ ^^ mun-s/a^e. uen.

Dodder, ^JIL
^ |^ mo-ip- Donkey, K|a 'lue.

t'ang. Don't, ::;;f;

Sn v.^?,
^jt
c
Dodge, ^g^ vuung -*kai mai.

Doe, ^ yai/,
f^ mi. Dooms-day,
^^ Q ^
kwai-kit^ -xsit- tsze,
^
Dog fish.i^^^] y? tii-'to-sha. O shum-p'oon -yat.

Dog-rose,
^ || :?£ t'ong- Door, P^ moon, (-way)
aang-fa. P moon- Aaw.
Dogged, -^ :;|g ^koo-^pann, Dose, (a) ^i| ^*a?.

^m ^cS ngaang - keng. Dot, ||j^

^^!m.
 DOW 77 DKA

Down, (-ward) ~p ba ,
^S!
tuung. lok.

Dote on, '^ ^ riik-ot . Down Btair8,^^i^T^Iau-^<«-

Dotted, — Jfi5 f^h yat-'Um-
'ft/w. Dowry, ^^ j^? rAoz/^r-lim.
Ito.ible.
3f :J§ 'leuii,g:-Vooi, |
Doze, (to) fA ^g ^J /^^/y-

(AI)J.) shei/rifj. ]Rp nga!in/?m

Wirt, (meaninir) ^^ I
Drab, (a colour) -^ ^ luut-

^heiWfikwaan-wA^ ,
(to) ^jp 1 sAtA;.

— -fl
^7r-yrt^Vooi, (to I
Draft, (ships), ^^'^^
fold) i^ r//?;7 .
j
shik kpi shum !</iin ?

Doable flower, "^ ^t ^ 1

I^""^?'

m^;?//,
t-W- ^^^*'
Ha. *""V»
skeiwfi *t^ok' -fa. | ;|'j^ i!'(7^,

Double-tongued,
.s^mm- A/7M- leiiDg-li
^ P ^ Drajrnn,
||^ Inang, (a)
|^
^] . ^|fi t'iu-luung.

Doubt,
i-waak.
g,|J .v.-«-i,
^^^ I
Dragon-fly,
^ $g t'ong-m/,

hence the proverb, ^^ ^

Doubtful, ]/^N yq^ 'm-ting .
^' ^M tT' t'ong mi
Doubtless, ^^g 'jiio-^s'o//. /»' yau iung '^ta (when
Dough, ^^ faat -min .
dragon tiics appear, there
'^ove, $,| kop. ^ ;^ ;7aan-
is a typhoon about).

Drain, (to, land) gjj

'^ hoi-
Dove-tailed,
^^y ^^^ Araaw-
f^i- smni, p^] ^ /^i/f -
tau\ (a) Hg-
K^ yM yum-kau.
1^ ow^-k'ae,

Down, (feathers) ^/^]^yuung- Drake, {^^ />;V oa^ 'kuimg.

mo, (on the skin) ^|^

^ Draught, (a drink)
>
— ^^
hohn-mo, ;^ yau -mo. ^ ya^taam .
 DRE 78 DRO
Dranght, a rongh,
^^ Dressing-case,
^^ Aen/-
'ts^o-'ko, (wind)
Puung-fuung-shue
ji ^ /^ lim,
^ ^^ ^er2^ -^chong.
.
Dried up. ^J] Jc'ok'-kohn,
Jg
Draw, :^ ?./a2-,
^ wan/,
^0^ kohn-saai\
(towards) ^ j^oa/?, (pic-
Drift, to, ^^ '^ jo'iw-lau.
tuJ-es)
;g '^^, (water) ^^
Drifting,
^""i', tr '^^''
#15 Z""^' (a ^>^f ig p'o-p'o-
faan (p'aan ).
sword) :^ pat, -^ yj
hue-ch^nu(\ (to influence)
Drill, (to) ^ /sue;;\ (a)
U
51 Van.
-^ tsmn - tsze, (practice)

Drawer,
U^f^ kwai'-V//w«^. ^^f tsaap-lin^:^ ts^o.

Drawing-room, ^-^ haalc - Drink, ^ yirm.

^t-eng.
^••^P' a ?1 ^ * ^»^-^»^-
Drawl, :^ ^§^
ch*eung-s/^m^- ^o«^.
/aaj- lok-lai.

Drive, (away) ^^^ chuuk-

Dread,
-^fg
f|g fong-fa.
?r^n'-kue\ j^ A(<e ,
^^ /:MM-chuuk,

(push) (a horse)
Dreadful, ^ li'-hoi'.
;|^|^ ^?«,

Dream,- M 7^)]
rauung\ (to)
^ shni.

#^ faat -rnuung
Drizzle,
^pff® lok- ue-;?!;'.

^
.

Dreary, ||,^ ^ jun-at. Droll,

Jtf
Vw-/5'«/, (a

Dredge, (to) :^ laau. laughing stock) ^ ;j^»^

Dregs, ^^^ cha-'tsze,

jfp
siu peng .

Drollery, ^ fj^
/.s';//-wa\

Drench ; shup-f-tiK ,
Dromedary, ^lll^^'b tuuk-
fuii/ig-t'oh.

Dress. ^^^^ chong-paan ,

(to) Droop, ^ ehui, (decay)
^
^ ^^ c//e?/A--j-fuuk. 5// ?/i.
 DRU 79 DIM

Drop, (a)
jj5J
Ilk, (to stop) Dry, ^ /wA;j, ^ 'hohn,
^
^^ /. V-lok, (fall) i^ "^sAon^, (to)

A'oAn, (in the

^j^ ft^
sun)
^cAin^r-

5S ^^
^^
Dropsy, s/'''*- chuvng,
sA/T!«t -^o/i/?,

^ pooi\ (in the air)

(at the fire)

g^
^A
^
Dross,
Rjl koo-cheumi

's///, '^ ;^
.

cAr/-
^ long -kohn.
Duality, (the two modes of
W, (of silver)
^(:£ft nature) ^^%ung-i,
mat-t'oli -S(TWj7.
^ y?<m-yeung.

Drought, "^^ i'in- hohn. I^uck, ^1 r^y, (wild) ;7f;^..,j

Drown,
j^JE ch'um-sr«,
^ shui-*aap ,
(Muscovy) :^
^ nik- S2P. *^^ ^s'/^ - fpi|

Duck-weed,
faan-aap .

^^p'o-*k'iu.
S2f.

Drowsv, gg gjl
Dgaan-/w»',
Due,
^^ /i;oi-/ortr/,

^on(7-waan, (owing) -^/n'wj

® jil
.

M S fun-icnn, hap-
l^"to» (^) ^5^ naai-t'au.
ngaan.
Duke, ^^ knung-je.
Drub, ji^ :^ p'a;mg- ^rt-. Dull, '|i ngau ,#i|j tuun ,

Drudgery, ^^ ^ tsia -ngai la ngau -tau ,

(gloomy)

Drugs, ^^Jsk yeuk-ts'oi. K P# J^ 'M yum-yim-

Drum, ^ Atjo, (a) — ch'um-ch'ura, jj^ §^ yM?«-

flt^, (tint) ^ "^we, (of

business) y'j^ taam^ [^e.

Drum-stick, nj^ ;;i^ *(?o-

•ch'ui.
taam\ business or trade
Drunk, g^ :Jg tsm-'^tsau. is very dull].

Drunkard, ^^ ypl ^ ^^^^ '

Duly,
fl<^ t-k'i.

te/'/'i-yan. Dumb, ^ pj fl- Aaj/.

 I) us 80 DYS

Dust, J^ nh'an, ch'an-

^ Si] M< haali -to -x\go\. ^h (to) 1^ j^/ut-ch'&n,

DumMiy, 3|§ P ^a-^fiaii,
^ faak -ch'an, ;|^ yeung.

'T^ a- tsai. Duster,

\^ ^ :^ faak'-

Dumpling, -^ ^? -^ 'shui-
ch'an-7?(/, (feather-)

rao-^so.
^^
kaau -^tazp,
fj^ ^«^ wan'-
Dutiful, "^^ shuun-lenng,
t-im. J^
Dun, (to) 1^ ts'()oi-2)ik,
llj^ ^ shuiin -ts'uung.
3^^
^"ty, ;^ ^ /^(?flw-f nn\ (cus-
tom) "fjp)^^ //«?/n^-*ngan.
Dunce, ^'f^Ho tuun -t'oi.
Dwarf, ^ y\ V/j-yan,
^
Dung, ^//m', ^ 'sAi, (to)
ff '«» '/•^^'^ '
to")^
^ -^-

^^ lok-fun\
:|^ w'wf- /^oo-shue .

Dungeon, j^ !^ ti -lo. Dwell, ^ A-?i#,

^ j^ kne-

Dung-hill, ^ ;J^ /m/j -tui. chue .

Dwelling house, -^ ^ ^
Dupeil, sheung-^on^
Jt^*^ ,

pb chuung -kai .
chue -ka-uuk.
g-J"

Duplicity, Zl.'Vli' ^ -s"?",

^ Dwindle,
^ ilf I'fl
tsim'-

tsim -shvnk.

leung-li Dye, ^^ \xn-shik.

Durable, ^^ '^ i'/^m- s/ia», Dynamite, ^\. ^ c/io'-yeuk.

"^IrftiH
k'nm-tak-wo\ .
Dynasty, g^ ch'iu, ^^
A;?/'oA -ch'iu.
During, ;gj^ fhi-

Dysentery, ^X ^ huung-li

noi . ^X S IS l^uung-paaWi'.
Dusk, g -gl wong-/M^(,
^ Dyspepsia, -{^ :^ t'ing-shik.

H^ aai-* maan.
 EAi: «i ECC

Dys.iry,
/J, yfC igi ^ '.^w^- Earth-worm. i|hgg ti^Iuuug,
pia -pat-tuuug.
^ 7^^ wong-Vij/6V/.

E Ease, 4^ a//7(. ^^^x ,,/,^.iok

Macli, ^ Snoni. ^ kok,' ^^'^J') ^^Ij lau-li^ (lai'j,

(each other) -\i^] seun;; <to)

(nature)
^ ^^ /"Tig^-suimg,

,.^'j^,//.
[fj ||;
Kager.

nat.
^^ '/uw-fs'it' A?^/////,
^ f^ taai'-piri'.

East, y^ iuHHij, j|{^ tmmg-

Ear, Jf ^W., Jf"
ff V
fm. H -)j tuung-fong.
J:]J^
Easy.
^^ vuung-i\ (com-

Ear ^ —of corn, sui\ /_^

fortable)
g :g tsze'-tsoi'.

^ yat-lt'-mmg-kuuk.
Eat, -^ shik,
pg yaak\

^^
Ear-ring, ^i-*waan.
Eaves,
^p yun:-'Aa,/,
^
^
Ear-wax, I^ gji V^/^,, fli yum-»L'au, Mn im-
hav.

Ear- wig, Iflj $^ van-in. Eaves-drojiping,

^^ j^[» :^
Earl, fj^ paak .
^^ nioon-Dgoi - ta-teiig .

Early. ^ W. Ebb,
^^ ^shui-koJm.
Earn, |w chaan . *cl!aan .

E^'ony, ,^ :;fC <>«-inooi-

;fg
^S
Earnest,

^ FJI
^l.^)

it-chuung.
han-s\x\i\s:.
muuk, (Chinese) ^ il^

Earch, ti\ (niatUr) j^

-^
i::^

nai- /v^
Ebullition,
Y\ ^ kuun- hi.

Earthen-ware, J^ 55; nga-

Eccentric,
[tl ^^ ^1*

^^* »
^E ''''^^(/-^nga, (fine)
ch^uut'tii-ai- kue-u%o\ , >y\

^A /^«/-t'ii"ng-yan, m-
Earthquake, :^ ^ ti^-<;//fln\ t'uuiig-yan-ti .
 EDU 83 EJE

Echo, ig Hjp] oo\-'hmng. ]!| Eel,

^^ ;^ shin-ue, (conger)

~j^ ymg -sheng, •/^ i^ Vjot-raaan\

chong -sheng. Effect,^ ^,^^haau'-im\ j^/f

Eclipse, "1^ shik. ^ shoh-chi , jSJi J^ .s^o/i-

Ecliptic,-^ _ ^
wong-to Bhing,
ffi ?<^
fiff
•'>-^^^^-

Economical, '^ kirn -^ ,

^ 5^a/-in, -®; ^ku'oh.

kini -yuung'', 'j'^ ^ ^aa?i- Etfeminate,

^ ^^ nue-
lim. •yan-ping.

Economize, -^ |||
kiin - Effervesce, ^'^/r/af'- kwun.
yuung', *fgjz/'. Efficacious, "^ ^ kuung-
Ec3tasy, /^ JJ]^
r/iwe -shan, haau"*, ^ leng.

|S$ SS shan-yau-kik. Effluvia, f^ ^ wa'i^-hC.

EdJy, |e] J;^

ooi-suen, (water)

'to-ts'o-^shiii-
Effort,

^fun-lik,
(make an) ^
cA'M^/Mik.
_^
'ffil t^ Ti^ yj ;fl
(wind) ^ §^ JUj
fJiwe/J, Egg, ^ •taan^ J^P "^///jm,

^^ ch'uum.
Edge, (of a knife) p /laii,
Egg-plant, ^' )j^ ^foo ktva,

^ /uung, (side) ^':^ pin,

^ JJ^ \ii-kwa.
(near the)

Edict, :JjcL^
pj] »nw
cW-ue\ Jl
.

Egg-shell,
^^ *taan -Jwk .

Egregiously, -j^ '^ t'aai -

=11 sheung^-ue .

shum
li @ ^ ,

Edify, foo'-fa/r,

!Jg
Jcin^-tak, ^^Vj) Veung-
Egret, Q^ paak-lo .

Eight, j\ paai'.
Edit, ^«^"'-^%'- Eighth, 1^ /V tai'-i?aa^.
;^ fj
Educate,
^^ -taa«^- yeung. Either, ^ waak.

Educated,
|^ ^ tuuk-sAiw, Eject, ^ [y ^kohn-dt'uu%

^^ hok-mun.
 VJA-: 83 ELO

Elaborate, ^ fl^ ;f^|

fai^- ! Elements, j^ 'ff uen-chaty
sum-ki. 1
(the five) 3lTS "^'"g-hang,

Elapsed, Jg ~f kivoh^-^lixx, i
(of learriini:)
^^ ^ r/<'(?^-

hok, hok-r/a-.
^•;2:4^^iJ:-
Kla9tic,^ngan\:^ri'g:/J
yau-ngari'-lik. Elephant, ^ tscung .

Klated, ^,^^^cAt^/^»^ f]lephantiasis,

"f^^^i^ taai'-

ngong-ii£:ong. sAa-t'ai, igf^);^ rhHlc'-fuung.

Elbow, ^ 3^ shau-chaang. '

Elevate, J[^ *^/;//^

Elbow-chair, ^^^ ^nt'.en- Elevated,

^—^ ^o-ngong.
shau- 1. Eleven, -|^ . A\^)-yat.
Elder than, -^ J^ tdiH^-ne, Eleventh, ^ -^ — • tai'-

^ J^ ^Io-1'^roA^. shap-ya/.

ElderB,

Eldest 6on,
^ ;^
-^
cheung-

-^
lo.

''cheung-
Elf,
^ tl i^^-kwaai>.
^
1^ /^ ^m^-^cru-fsing.

tsze,
^ j^ taai^- /sai.
^ J^
Eligible, hop-yuung\
Elect, :^ 'Martin, ^ sz^^n.
Ellipse,
^m^ ch'eung-
Electric eel, ^foh- shin.
*J^^ uen-ying,
|p^ [§J
t'oh-uen.
Electric lamp ^'^ tin^ ^an^-.
Elliptical language, -^ "^
Electric

tin^-jt7o\
telegraph, '^ ^ s^flcrn^-miin.

Electric torch ^ il^ iuv' chuk.

Elk,
^ g]g mi-luuk.

^t ^ tin -Ai
Elm, :|iM ue.
Electricity, .

Eiectro-piate,
^^ T.^)
'

Elope, ^^% s2e-t%

^^
tin -to' -(kum). 'tsau-\o\

Elegant, |g Zw/, ^ Eloquence, P /j" Viflu-ts'oi.

jtf P ^
Eloquent, ^ho-%au-
?^ fi ya?<-yaf^-'nga-'nga,

mun-'nga. kok\
;^ J^
 EMT. 84 EMO

Else, (besides) ^^ ^j> ling^- Embezzle, ^^ 535- i^s'we.

iigoi\ (if liot) ^ :^; :ft Emblem, P^^" ue'-pw.

yenk-pat-Bh\\ ^g^ Pg ^ Embossed, */:|''
jf^ fau-tut.
venk-'ni-luii\ (then)

t8au'-hai^
^^ Embowel, gjj }ji;
Embrace, 'j^ |Q
i'o??.^-'t'u.

waai-'^p'o.

Elsewhere,
J^ H^ tai'-i'- Embrasure. ;J^:^ p'ai-Sgai.

shue^, V,n^-s/iue\
J^ ^ sheng-*jan.
Elude, g^ f^ Vo-Pu€t\ j^ Embroider |^ ^ aau'-fa.

Embroil, ^|^ naau'-lubn^.

|^
Elysium. ®f |({i ^ kik- Embryo, ^ ^'ooi.

lok-i/iflt^-A'afli^. Emendation, ^HiJ^ ' koi-

Emaciated. ^;:^sAa?<^- suen. chimf-ch'ue^

Emancipate, jj^f(>ng\ f^ K Emerald, g ^- g^ Lu^

shik-Jon(f 6WWV-Iuuk, I'y ^
5t!|

Embankment,
ki-pok^
I^ Aj,
^^^ ym^-^moo-luak,(an)
luuk-yuuk.
^^
Embargo, ^^itfr/IB
^'''^^'- Emerge, [[j ^ /:A'?/!<Mai,
j^
r/it-hang-shuen. J,^ ch'-uut-ixi .

Embark, ^^ lok-shuen. Emergency, ^ "^ 0$ ^

Embarrass. '^^ {^jX
k'ang^- Aj/fi-/s'/i^-shi-hau\

'ch'>h,i^Jl^kal^kue(ko). Emetic, Uflg^, fant'-'au-

yeuk.

Embarrassment, ^^ faan- Emeu, ^)^^ ^\\\k-'foh-kai

naan. Emigrate, )^ ^\ -)j ^

Embassador, ^^ ^^ ?/?/»i-

ch'aai. Eminent, ^ ko, J^ tsu^n.

Embellish, ^ "^ sau-shik. Emolument, j^ ^ ''fuung-

Embers, ^ ^J yoA-shiug'. luuk.

 EMI' 85 ENC

Emotion, ^ tsMiig, 'I^ Empty, ^^ hmmg-hue, ^

t8'ing-tuung\ hiiwig, ^ kat a euphemism

Emperor, ^^ "^ wong-Aa'.

for hilling in expression,
^
Emphatic, |^^ ^han-sheng. M ttj 'JH
^"^ "^'^ <^''*'""^

yum^ i.e. (an empty)

Empire, (the world) ^ "^
house to let, and in several
f'm-ha'.

Empiric
similar phrase?

ching-huwig.
: (to)
^^
practice,
g|\ f]Jf JC
^ tmyi' -^koo-kuung-foo, Y^ Emulate, ^^ ts'oi' -shing\

^^ ^s'o/'-yeng, p^] ^
^fl7<^-haau\
Employ, fi^ yum'-yuung', ^
Enable,
"

^ '5/<«j, (engage) |g nang.

|g linJg

Enact,
U c//'/^,
f^ ^soA;'.
Employer,
^^ sze^-*t*au. Enamel, ^;g gg y^ U^ze-hi'-
Employment,
^^ sze'-ip, yau, (cOL.) djg yg '/(;/7^.

(regular)
^ ]2 ch'eung •yau.

/;wn^, (by the job or piece Enamelled ware, dJ]^

y^ ^
only) ^ J2 s«^'* AwM^,
/<?;?^

Encamp, ^\^
yau hi^.

^ cAa^p^-ying.

Enchantment, §^Z^j]^ mai-

sui^ kung.
wan-chan
^^
.

Empower, '^<-k*uen.
Encircle,
Empress, ^^ wong-hau'.
Enclose,
^
^ ^
/ *=*^ iffl wai-raaai.
J
Empress Dowager, ^Hfr^ ^1 /fi: wai-chue .

wong <*a<7t hau\ Encoffin,

}\^ ^ s/w^^%u.
 END 86 ENG

EncompasB, g •^ \vai-chue\ Enemy, ff^ M ch'au-tik, gj-

Encore,
^^ tsoP-Un. ]|^ ^m'-tik.
Encounter, ^ ue^ ^^ Energy, -^ lik, '^ ;/j shai''-

ue^ cheuk.
^^H ^ ue' /an\
lik.

Enervated, ] ^
ue'' miu\
-^^^"^ ^
Enfeebled,
Encourage, ^ ^| ^min-lai
Enforce, ^ -^
I

lak-liDg\ -gg

^/roo- moo.
^s/ifli, 4^
i^i pit-^shai.

Encroach, '^f|*| ts^um-chwv'.

Engage, J^
f
yum'-yuung',
to b'trotb (of men only)
Encumber, ^^ lui^-cliui
^^ ting'-^s'an.
Encyclopedia, H^^ lui^-s/i</f.
Engaged, (occupicri) Z^ ^^
End, U^ ^ shau-''xn'\ (^mi), ^yau-sze\ ^^^§(13 m-tak-

^ ciniung, (either) ^ t'au. haan.

Endanger, ^ ||^ lui^ Engagement, (agreement)

^^
yeuk^, ypMk^-siimi^^
^^ f^
Endeavour,
^^ rA'j^^Mik, (business)
^^ -^ze^ -koh?i^

Engine,
^ gg /a-//i\

Endless, |1S ^ mo-k'uung, Engineer, chief, ^^ gy taai'-

MS ^«o-t«"un\ •A:«i\ second, III.g^[' i-*kai^f

Endowments, jjp ^ V^''^" or -^Ifi taai' ch'e, ZL ^

f/w;', y^ ts'oi, (property) i'cA'^',^!!? .<t'/fl'7w ch'e, etc.

^^ sbeung-ip. England, i?^^ JljH J'»>?y-

Endure, (last) ^ ts'uen,

|^ kat-\?-kico:i\ ifi f^ FtVjy-

/c'am, (hpar)
^^ fjgj
'yau- lun,
3^^^ ^'"'»^ J^»"^

noi , ^ Y^ uoi'-to/t.
 E\'R 87 BNT

Englisb, ^ Yin(j,
^H<^, Enraptured, ~X ^>
Ying kwok* ke'. Tlie too Ww-pat-tak-foon- hi.

prevalent descriptive epithet Enrich, ^- ling

Jii ^A ^^""= ^^ y^^ foo

should never be used, and Ensign, ]^ k'i.

wheu heard should be Ensure, ^ f^ '^po-\\ng.

discourafred. Entangle, '|j j'^ k^cmg -chne ,

Engraft, §|] /s'tm-shue\ k'tvaang' •chao',

i|§[
^^ ^[^
tom-luen'.

Engtavc-, Hf(: ^] 'a<-Aa/c. Enter, ^ yup, ^ y\ tsiiun-

Engross, i^^i-j^ laani-maai. yup, (on life)

[fj ^ ^A^<^<^

Enigma, D|il<ijS
pooi'-Sic.
«-*inooi,
^ Enterprising,
JJ ;^ ^ /w'-
po
Enjuin, \ff ^ teng-tuuk. #
Vi'm^-k'i, -g- -g-

haang-tsok haang-wdA
Enjoy, ^ lipung.
^
Entertain,
-

chiu-isi2}\
Enh'Tue. ^^ ^ /"rw^ -taai ,

^^
;|g
hohii-toi
^^
.

Enli .;'nt('!:
'"'•'///?V-t»iai

H^^ -^^ chiu -kwong.

.

^ ;g
Eiif in. i.i^n. Yoo-cJn.

Enlist ^g 7^///.
Eutit..,
g| p^^ Vaii-Vau, (or
Enmity. |JL ^ ch*au-«i?n .
urge tii)
:j^ laii.

Eninii.
'til f^ haai'-kuen'.
Entire, -|- ^ hap-ts'uen.
Enormous,
Bhuin -hiai
(great)

.
^ ;^ Entirely, TJ^ |^ ts'oi-.s^at',

Enor.'Tli, -^ /.Y/?/'',
^ t^uuk.
t8uun-*ti .

Enquir •,
fji f1|J
yo/?//-nnin\ Entitle! r •
fjg ging tak.
}^^
Enr .,. ,
\^ ^ /.X'-no^, Entrail , gg .^jff
tsong'-yoc/,

^\ kik-nau. (ox's) 2^ ^^ ngau-tsaap.

 EPI 88 ERR

Entranced, ^^ ^ y"P- Equal, ^ tang,ji^^seu7ig-

waan - ktjuj/.
tang, j^ 2JI kivun-y'-infi^,

Entrapped, A ffl S ^"P" flllg

^ ^,much
chik
chik tak
/a/., as,^^^ If-
kei ioh
hum-to .

(how is it equal to?)

Entreat, ^3^ V;a?i-k'au.
Equally, j^ lainin, 2ji p'ing.
Entry, ^^ y"P-lo'-
Equanimity, i^ ^ ^swwi-
Enunciate, ^]^'kong-ch'md. ting\
Envelop, ^ ^^^ inau-chxxQ ,
Equator, 5^ ^^ c^'/Zi; -to .

>fe|
;^ jyrt«n maai. Equinox, Q ^^^ yat- j
Envelope, (of a letter) -(g 0^ ye -p'ing-/w;i, (vernal) ^^; ^
"
5»»n -haam, ^^ s?/?(n -
^ ch^uiin-fwi, (autumnal)

•/'o^
^^ suvn-J'uung. ^<^ ^ ts'au-fun.

Envy, ^^ tsat-/<s ^/i^ Equipped, (dressed out) ^

fo'-ki', P^ fj;
'ngaan- ^WL^^ tB'uen-sAa;?-jt?'i-

huung.
Equitable,^ 2IS
Epicure, ^ f^
*^ ^^ ^'^f'-

Equivalent,
fg p^'^
7r?«^??9-p'ing.

^ 0^
leung- ^s,ie-tai .

n$ ^
chik-Zcowi -i'flA-*ts'in-/ce .

Epidemic, ^\-ching
^ # ^ |g
.

Equivocate,
Epidendrum, ^ {fj
tin -
kong-sheung-kwaan -''' w a .

•laan.

Epilepsy, U^ |^ faat -

•^
^ij^
Erase,
^
*ch'a-AMc
A?<;rm^ -/«<«

.
,

yeung-fm
Epistle, ^
.

;(»L
sw"'i -fAfl«^
Erect, jLL
[J
shue
^ - hi,
laap-chik,

(to build)
Epitaph, ^ ^, moo -clxi hi, (upright) ;;j^ k'i.

Epithet, gij ^ pit-ho\ Err, ^^ ch'a-ahat, -^ |^

JBpitorae, ^ ^Mr taai -•leuk. shat-ng\ ^ Ij^
r/»t'-'ng'^
 ETC 80 EVE

Error, ^ (s^o?i.\ Eternal, ^^ winj^- uen.

Eruption, (on the skin) \^^0 Etii[iiette, /K jn^ .<!iu- iai,

ch'nut- ch*an, ^:^ j>aan-

ch*an. i-cAi/c .

Erysipelas,

Escape,
^1^^ t^aan-tsue.

^^^"-'^^-
Eunuchs of the palace,

-kaam
-J^ ^
^^^jl^ f'flfn" .

Euphemism, ^ jfj^ ^ Zraf-

of)
^^ huc.\o. ts*eung-»wa ,
J-g |g ^j

J^scort, ^ j^ 00 -suung . nga-c/a'-*wa\

Especially,
^^ ^ tak-/;< Europe, ^j^G ^J^-loh-^^a.

^L kang -hai Evacuate, :^ ^ poon-h uung,

ckt -kan-iu , -^ tak (bowels)

f^^- kaai- shau,

tang, ^C ?^ rJiaen tang. [ij ^ cJniut-huung.

Essay, ^ ^ mim-
(an) Evade,
jfj^ ^ /'?/i-Zu<.

Evaporate, sJiing-saan^.
^-f^
Essence,
^^ ^ tsing-y,-a., Evasive,
^{fj^jg p'ong-

til ^«''".'7- •'^'''•

haau-chak-kik,
^ ||g 's/n"m-
Essential, j^\ ^Jj pit-sue.

Establisli. 1^
laap-tiug
jj^ /c/n^-laap, Even, ^ p'ing, (number)
^
i: /£ .
Hj^
sheicng-sho^, (also) ^[\
Estate, ;^ ^ /ci-ip. yik,g^ ^flfl.

Esteem, (consider) |^ Evening, J^ ^maan, (towards)

i-wai, (respect) ^, ^ lll^ '/a»-*'^maan, (dark)
tsuen -cheung^ J^ ^ "^maan-Af/^.

Estimate, site/i -tok, Eveuiug-star, ^ ^S ^

leuiiof-tok. ch^eung-kang-sing.
Et cetera, ^ :^ ^^ yau'- Event, SP'l'm sze'-ts'ing, (im-
yan-^'/m. portant) -^ ^ taai -sze .
 90 EXC
EWE

Eventually, j]^ M «^«''-^'^'- ^^ ^ hop, IE ching\

^^-
(cc.L.) P^' P^ c''i7^«^^-
Ever, 7P gJ: l^'^^-^*^^
(f nganm.
nally) 3< E ;";.
'^^"f;'"'"' Exact, (to) Jl^M ^'
,
^^^'^''f
^
I

(any time) - ''"'^''\ (extort)fj^lHk-sofc,^;^

V"".
Ever-green, S^^ ^^^«"-
-^-)i W/c-lak.

"'"-/s'""^-

''^i»S' XK
'
Exaggerate, ^ 1^ TJv 3®
Everlasting, Jfi '^kong-talc-Paai -Jciroh , :^5

kik-iii.

Every, i® 1@
is
^'^^^ "'^''^^

expressed
Exa'^geration, •:fc ® ^'««^'

(N.B.— ^i'fi'T/ /«t'0/i .

by repeating the noun),

^^^^^.^ ^ kiie-Jco.

@ 'mooi, every now and

|

I _
Examination,
C
(literary)
•'
"°^ ^'"^
7

then, i} Tf^ it Jiaau-s/ii

noi.
7^#©ye""g
,
Examine, ^^ 'haan-Jcau\

Everything, ^
(judicially) P„^
's/nm-

yeung' 'ye, (-is) -JlK^^ mun\ ^ Ptt^

p'oon-mun',

^ mat-'^ye-too-lvii (money g^ 't'ai.

Everywhere, ^ijj^ ^o'-f/i*«e ,

Example, :^^ yeung'-'/sse,
®^ c/m?<-wai (effect of) R 4fc /«""^-

Evidence, |f ^ f/unr/Mme',

M p'ang, ii H P^ang- Exasperate, :^ ^ ch'aau-

'/'«" paau
kue^ (verbal) p fdfc .

hilling.
Exceed, ^ jig
shing-Jcu-oh\

Evident, BH Q ming-paak Exceedingly, "Ji^ ^ ^'^^^

Evil, ^ o/c\
ktvoh\ -js^ ^ mu-%hnm\
"^
Excel, g. yeng,
Ewe, yeung- naoo.
:^ fl:
shing^-kicoh .
^''^w^-P'eng-
Ewer, ;;JC )S
 EXO 91 EXU

Excellency, (a title)
-J\^ ^ Excuse,
leung
(to)

(make an) ;^^

^ g,^ A:m'-

taai'-yan, ^^^ //t't -t'oi. , j^"^

Excellent, g^ kik-'lio,
-f-
^'oA'-ta'ze, -d^jl^^/'t^/Jy-sa^.

Execute, '^ JD^

tso -Bhing,
'^jif B\\~i]) fun ho.

Except, (to^ ^ :^ c\i'uc-hue\

Execution, ][£ ^ c/it?!^ -
pt^t-kai (unless)
/j^ st ,
(ground)
/fla^\
f^ iJJ /aaf'-
^y pr> 'kau-pat, ^^ ch'eung.
~^\ ^'o;j//-yeuk-'ni.

Excess, ;^_ 'gf Iwoli-tong,

Executioner, ^ -^ aA«ai -

jg
jS^ iw'pA -to .
Executive council, ^%1^^^
Excessively,
j[^ ^ •^^^•o/i -
i-ching -*kuuk.
t'au. Executor,
^^ :^ A
Exchanfi^e, -^ |^ tui -oon .
shau -t^ok^ -c/ii( ke J-ydiU,
^
E-^cite,
^g
suung- yuunq
'/»w-'ye,
^, ^A shing-paan -yan.
Exempt, TO^ ""min.
c
"suung-''hi,
c,
^ Mn /fci/j//- Exercise, (motion) ^^
tuung .
hang-tuung ,
(practice)
^
Exclaim, P^ PJ^ foo-haam ^^ tgaap-lin\

m
.

Exclude,
1^ yj ch'ue-pA'M?/^
Exert, 'hm, g| ^ faat'-

Excrement, S. a/u".
'fun, (strength), '^ ^
fun-lik.
Excrescence, yau-chui
J/^^ ,
Exhalation, 9j
^ j|0 chui'^-*lan.
shoh-chUiut-chi
?JT ;S:
(ke'') hi
^^
Excruciating, ^0.

Exculpate,
^Q
ts^aam.

^i'w-paak.
Exhaust, ^^tsuun',
s/wi-tsuun .
Qi ^
Exculpation, ^ |g; '/caa»- Exhibit, gjg,/aai'-ii?V
—^ c
3^U«^ , t'lii- tvai. yj^ Am-Bhi
 EXP 91 EXP
Exhilarated,

ehan.
^ J0 shong- Experiment, _„
;
aht -im ,

"^
Exhort, ^ huen.
-tt
Expert, (hand)
^'pi-pHng.

2^^ Viaaw-
Exigency, ^^ 'kan-hup.
'^Aaw, (at)
^ i^
Exist, ^ :^ ^ tsoi', 'yau,
'shin-

ts'uen.
Expiate, jig shuuk.
Exit, (way)
^ gg }iue-\o,
Expire, p^/oo, p^^ p^un-
T} ^ ch'-uut-ch'-u^
|

Exorbitant, ^ Jg ^W- ^» '

(<^ie)
^^ tBuet-A?',

^2^fl;i\
^ ^ |@ M-toyt iR ,^
tsuun
't'uen./a', ^-
tsai',

t'au.
^ )@ 4^ ^/i ^/6-oA'
,

Explain, |i^ W/at.

(time) yg 'moon.

Exorcise,
^ |^ chuuk-^ff//ai.
Explanation,
^ |^ '^aaj.

Expand,
gg [jfj clmmg-hoi.
sAwe^',
^^ 'kaai-faat\

^&
Expanse. ho'-tong', ]g
Expletive (particle),
^^
^^ kwong-foot -shue .
hue-tsze .

Expect, gg moDg\ :^^ toi',

Explicity, ^g^QQming-
4^ liu\ liu>l ming-paak-paak.
f]^]^^
Expedient, (convenient) Explode, i|:^ ^-^a', (^ m
gf W
paau -ch'-uut.
:it pin'-i, (an)
^^Pel»
g [ij 'kohn-ch'uut. Explore,
J^^ yau-Aroon,
Expend, ^^ '.?//««->*•'. ^ t'aam -shaah\
J^
Expense,
yuung -•ngan.
-^ ^^ 's/ta*-
ts'uuD-ch'a.

Explosion, P^ paang, paang.

Experienced, -^^ 'lo-*lin', Export,^ (;^)
yjP cAon^-

tW fl^ kwaan -%\i\ivk, (foli ) rh'uut-^hau.

^^- slmuk-S^a?^, (hand) Expose,
^^ \in-\o,
^
;^ "^ lo- 57i«w,
^ kuung-HH^,

I
 EXT 93 EYE

Expostulate, ^^f kaan Extinguisl),

,
|^ mit, j^^ »ik,

0^ //M(?« -kaan . (by blowing) fij^j^f^ <^h'ui-

Expound, ko7i//- kaai. mit.

^/§'f
Express, (to)
^ {;Jj
Jcong- Extort, ^^ lak-soA ,

ch'uut, (au)
=f- M .^ Extract,
^ [Jj
Vuet' -ch'uuty

ts^vi- li- ma. ^[ij pat-rA'M?^<.

Expression, ^^ ^ ts'ze-'ue, Extraordinary, ;^ ^K kaak -

(of face)
^^ /a -s/«A;.

Expressive, (open as the face) Extravagant, ^ ch'e^

^'Hf
^Ij rao-^5»^ -cArti ,
(expense)
Expressly, ^ -^ tak-^teny.
^H /<2-/«t', (price) -j^
Expunge, ^^ *ch'a-hne^. f-aai -kwai
Exquisite, j^ niiu\ ^g Extreme, ^ kik.

miu -kik. l]xtreraely, ^ ^^ chi -kik,

Extant, }j/p ^ s/io/i-fcs'uen. ;^ shura , -|*^ fihap/M».

Extempore, to speak,
)|^ p Extricate, ^^ thiei-lut.

^S shuun -''hau- koTig. Exult,

U^ g. JlJ gh %^«-
Extend,
^ ^ shan-hoi, Ai-W -Viu .

(widen) [{^ ^ shan-foot\ Eye, i^ 'ngaan, ^% §

(lengthen) -^f^ -^ shaii- ngaan-rauuk.

ch'enng. Eye-ball, B|^ ^ ngaan-^c/iM^,

Extensive;
^^ kwong-foot BR^ 'ngaan-wat.

Extenuate, J'JrJ;^'^
'^kaam-heng. Eye-brow, |^ ^ ngaan-mi.
Exterior, ^|»

Exterminate, ^i]j^
gf ngoi -rain\ Eye-lash,
^^
g^ ^ngaan-
^s»u-mit. yup-*mo.

0^ ^
.>
External, ^K ngoi Eyelid, "'DgaaD-fcoi ,
 FAC 94 FAI

Eye-service,
^Jj^jg X^ Factory, ^^ *hong.
chong- mai-'inin -kuung-foo, Faculty, ^g^ nang-A;(?/<!n'.

3fcWX^ ^ivong-*mm- Fade,

^^ ts'aan-W;,
kuung-foo.
(as colour)

shik.
^^ ^chuen-

Fable,
^g ue'-in, /^
Faded, ^ (^ ts'aan-/iii<.

siu-*shuet.
Fagged, ^f^ kUcun -k\ien\

Fabric, (texture)

JjjM
1§i
chik-t&o -chi-m&t, chik-
^^ ^ 'f^ ^au -kuen', kooi'.
Faggot, (a) — }{5 ^§ yai-

j'jrt-ch'aai.
tso -ke - ye.

Fabricate, ;|^ ^ to -chaan .

Fail, ^ fat ,
(become bank-
Fabulous, 1^^ hue-taan . rupt) '^j ^ to-*hong, or

Face, g min', (to)

fj- ig m% to' k'ung, %^
/ooi -min ,
g p5j ^.j* fon;]- to-tso^, (iu examination)
mm -rooj ,
(to see) ^fS m|
tik-min ,
^ pg Aiu^-

min
Face
.

to face,
^ ^S rnin^-
Faint, (to)
^^ /w;i-mai,

-^ z^ sAfj(f-\van, (feeble)

W.^EiSlw] 'leung-
SfC IS '"f^i-yeuk,
j;^ ^
min -seimg-heimg .

hk-tsuun
Facile,
^^ yuung-i\
.

^ 0^
Facility, ^ 8hunn'-*pin\
Fair, (clear) ts'ing,

Fac-Bimile,
/|[|

^^ ^ ^Kl R ts'ing, (pretty)

^
mo-shing- tB'ze-r/ia?i.
ts'-ing-sau ,
(just)
^
Fact,
g (p 6hat-Bze'. kumg-to\ (-wind) JgJK,
Faction, ^^ Von^, ^^ ehuun -fuung, (tide) jlj^lJC

shuun - sAwji.
 FAM 95 FAS

Fairy,
f^J
^.vn, JjiflJ
f[Ij slian- Famine, 0L Jtl ^^~fong.

(female) -^ .sin-* nue.

Famishing, ^ M ^h M
-^[J] ngoh -/o - i<ze- kom, 6ij} .iS
Fairy-land,
p*auug-]o\-sm-^ kiiif/.
^M i]\\ ^ ^ npoh -tnk-kup.
Fan (a")
:j{i^ pa-shin', (to)
Faitl),
^ |i^i sunn -tak.

Faithful, j^ t^ chuung-sum.
Fanatic, '[^ ^lJ^3E ^""" ^^'"
Falcon, lip-yiHy,
J||^ JJ§ ^J k'wong, ;^ suuu^
-f^ JlJ

Fall, ^ tit\
'If ^] kwaan'-
Fancy,
to -tin.

:^"3
J^ waan'-^eimg,
(COL.) a in
^to,

prices
^^
t:ip,

tit'
fall

ka\ ^^ auiung'-^5e?m/7, (suit

False, jg Vn.
-^ 3^ o©n\
gl^ taai -wa
Falpf'hood, ,

fl
Falsi! V,
^3^ Vo^'//-in.
Fannerp,

Far, ^
J^
uen.
;[.g //<?w^-kwai .

f ^-a-i'^^ jg^ '^ching-^ka.

Farce, (a) ^ ^ — [^
Fame,
ming.
::^^ ming-s^i??^,
^ Inung -hi'-yat-ck'nut.
Fare, (money) -^ )Jp
s7ija'-

Familiar, ^^ ^ haap-tsaap, k6vk\

J^ U ^f?d''-*t8'in.

^ tS tj^aam-*k'iu, (too) Farewell, g|^»2p^ mong'-

^ ^Ip sii^-haap. ni-p'ing-<?A;j.

^
Family,
^^
A;a, ^a- Farm, 5JJEE fi^-'^'^'on^^, (to)

^
A;j/en , pi Ar/- /?«?<, (how
1^ 03 kang-i^m.

is your?)
g ^ ^ ^ 5f
'po-kuen -\yiug-oIin-a? (well,
Farmer, ^^
Farm-labourer,
\\\inv\g-foo.

^\ H) fg
thank you) ^ /MflS ^ A;^??^ t'in /fl.

^a- stu-A90-^'(?A;'-laai . Fascinating,

^ ^j V^u- yan.
 FAT 96 FEC

Fashion, (the)
^^ %\n-^foon, Fathom, (10 feet) ^ cheung ,

(a) *^ yeung\ (to) ^^Ij

Jjg
cA'a^-tok.

Fashionable, ^0$^ J-shi- Fatigue, [^^ ItHvan -kuen .

>«", Bf ^ 8hi-//m^. Fatten, ^ J^^ ""yeung-fi.

Fast, (to)
^ ;^ ^ian'-shik, Fault, y^ ^ }^ jMt-shi -

'^ ^^ shik-c//r/(7i. r//'?^fl',

%^ mo-peng',^
Fast, (quick) !Q^ faca ,
^ ^ pai'-peng', jg -^
'^ '^kohn-fcfcn, (firm) ^ kwolc'-shat.

^
^ A-»n-shat. ^ Favour, //</»,
'fg
yan-

Fas'ten,f|5^>;,y-%,;,,§g ts'ing, (t..)

^^ 7;o«^-

^ f///7/^-shat, (a door)

^ shaan. Favourable, j]^ shuuu .

^
Fastidious, <['^ naan-uet, Favourite, ^^^ ^ch'^uuny-oi ,

q^ 4^ im-tsim. Fawn, (to)

^P ^ noh-nuny
Fat, gg fi, fat as Iratter
^
yffi
[«'•
fir] jtH- UE -^/"'^
Fear, |g fa\ ^V|*fl '//"m;?^-
yau [or Vs^a] /ro?«^ fi, (sub.)

Vft ^ y^
yau, Zro-yau.
Feasible, "pj* J[^ AoA- i.

Fate,
^^ ^/;i-ming',
^ Feast,
^ ;g in-tsik, >;g )^
ffi^ Liug -s//o .

Father, ^^ foo\
^^ foo^ Feather, '0^ ^ ue-mo,
^
fcV//?,
^ ;J4 lea foo^ (col.) "^ /s^?<A;-mo, feather broom
^lo-tau ;^ -^ "^lo- /ss'e, my ^^ ^ ^^ kni mo so\
late father -^ ^ .si/« foo. February, .^ 22 ^ Ying-i -
Father-in-law, hV^ j^ ngoi -
net.

foo\-^^!]gok-*cheung\ Feces, S- shiy (refuse)

(wife's)
^^ ka-yuung. cha- tsze.
 FEL 97 FES

Felt,
^ffi mo-^r/.u^ ||gjl
haai-^r////?.
(secret) f)l k'lcoi.

Feeble, it^^ ^^ 'uen-yeuk. Female, -^ mo, ^ »«,

(woman) -^ nue,
Feed, ^ ^yeung, ^
food to)
p (gender)

*yeung- /lau, (give

Og u'ai\
H, //i\ (fatten)
Fence, |g| ^ \i-pa, ^ •wai.

Fence (to) '^y. moo-Aim

^ BC Veung-fi.
Fencing, ^Ij ^
^J
/nm^-shuut.
.

Feel, "^ koJc\ ^ kin, (with

Fender, ^ *wai, (ship's)
the hand) :^ Swo//, to feel

the pulse Vr^» mak,

|^ gjj^ Ferment, |^ j^^^ ^^^ -A;rtfrf<

and hence, a Chinese doctor

(fepoil)
f^ f(tat
is termed |^ ^ :5t 4 Fern, ^ :^^ ^^ wong- A;fli^-

^i'«i mak sin-shamj.

^/?iY?,
^ [jg ^ ^tseng-^tai-
Feeling, '['^ ts'ing.
^sai ^^ long-^i,(edihle)

yeung-wai. Ferocious, ^/'^i -hiiung.

^^^z,
Felicity, funic.
jj|f|| Ferocity, '^^^Z.*W t^'aan-
Fell,Iff 'r/^a^/m, -g] ^ sAart^ -chi-smg .

75^ Vo
Fellow, [qj ^
lok-lai.

t'uung-poon ,
Ferret,

muung-kwai
Q ^ If
.
paak-

(common) ^^ lo. Ferry,

gj gg to'-t'an.

Fellowship, jj^ ^ seung-1caau. Ferry-boat, '|§7[C® waang-

i Fellow-townsman, ^ ^ sJnn-*to .

henng-is'an,
[^ ^^ t-uung Fertile, ^ yinik,
flg fi.

Fervent, ^ it.

Felony,
^ |^ "^sze-tsui ,
^ Fester, ^ 2^ sliang- ch^ong.

taai -tsui'. Festival, |jj^ /5t/-k'i.

 FIE 98 FIL

Fetch, ^^ 5(^ ning

lai. Fierce, J^ ^U Siiang-lit.

Fetid, ^ ch'au . Fife, :j^ |g waang-*tek.

Fetters, j^ chat-kuuk,
;|v^ Fifth,
1^ 55. tai'-^'ng.
(hand-) -^ |^ shau-lm, Fi>,^i£^ mo-fa-'kivoh.

(feet-)
CT fg Av>u^'-liu.
^"
Fight, ^^ Va-Z:^,,' (in

Fetus, j"'(?fi, ^f>^p p^ooi- war) :^ ^j^ '^'^-cheung^

Poi. {chung^), ^* ^ ^aai^-

Fever, ^^ A^'' -it, (inter-

'^«-
niitteiiL)
tr ffii
^- Figurative, j:fj p^ Vi-ue\
paai- isz". Figure, ^^ '-tseung',

Feverisli. j^ //i°;?.(7 (of epeecli) ^ P^ "ji'-ue^.

Few, A/* skill, ^ A/* se-^'sJn'u, File, (a tool)

Jg ^ ^a-
a few days ago
st» '^^ yafc.
5t ^S fo'oV, (to)

^ha, (papers)
1^ p[; is'oh^-

fm^ -J^ tip-

maai.

Fibres, g^ muii, |^^ sze. File fish,

:f Ij 1^ f^ mok'-^'i

Fickle, ^,t
^ f4 ino-ting'- yeung.
sing ,(C()L.) fi-fih. Filial, ^ llj^
//r/f^r?* -phunn'.

Fiction, >|^ |||^ '^siu- shuei'. F'l''

JS: ffi /''^'//-SiKx.r., fr
Fictitious,
1^ 'ka. jg V«- iuooii, glj- !J^
Fiddle, (two strinsred) .^^ ckuum moon.
i'-*in, (to) |Jf n I
Fillet of beef, ^ Jf|p o^au-
ngaan-i^-*ia. 'lau.

Fidelity }^^ t^ chuwig-tum. Film, ^M mok, ^^ i-mok.

Fidgety, J'^ ^^ soh-sui Filter

^fl|^"'"'^'-^^'*''^"i^
Fie! r;^\ i'soi/ c/ro/ lue\ .'.
-j^ .5/w-''iau'.
-^J^
Field, [H t'in. Filth, g i^ ?£^«t'-mat.
 FIN 99 FIR

Filthy, 00 -wm y^ Fire, ;/> '/oh, (to) »)^ shiu,

f^ ,

oo-tso. to set on fire Jong^

5|^ j^'J^
Fin, ^ rhU\ fo, a fire {i.e. conliaj^ration)

Finfil, ^^ A.7'-'nu(m/),
yClS 'M
1""
rA^^A;,

n?a
or

'lo
^fj
^^
:^ ift Vot;,

(a gnu ^"^fc^ naat' p'aau .

^ ^"'// ^king. Fire-arniB, ^^'^ [foh-p'aau^

Find, ^^ ;mn-cheuk, (by (foreign

jenng-ts'-eiing.
mnoKeta) y3& ^k
accidtui,; "i^^-^ ue -cheuk,

(-out) ^ Hj ch'u-c/i'w«/',
Fire-crackers.
^^ p'aau^-

to find one's own food, ^ '"tsenng

Fire-enp;iii»\ ;;;jclp. ^shui-ch^e.

g g sliik tsz^ ^^i.
Fire-fly, i^ j^ {mg-'foh.
Fireman i^iokers, etc.) 'j^'/C
(elegani) gJi Zt-^t/, ^'
shiu ''foil (in a city^
miu , ^£ ':^|^ kong-kau .

j/CA ^'^^'«<^ yan,

Fine, (td -^ ^ 'aiif-*iio;an.
''foh

Finery,

wa-cA«
\^
Miiir.
^ Z. ^ f=^"-

ke\
Fing-er «^ -fq x/..^/^- chi.
Fire- wood, ^^ ch'nai.
Finp:er-glaas,
^ ^^^ a/ifl-t^-
Fire-work^ jfjl;] :f:E
/'/-/a, (to
^chuwig.

Finger- rimr Ji^^g /'wi -^<;Ai.

b"^») ').% 'J;3 ^ sAtw-m-
>A.
Finical. '/]^

chnin^
^^ ''siu-ka- Firm ^^ V/?/^ «'0'>',
^
Finish
^^^^^ tso -uen.
n: n^'aaiij,-\

Finite, :fj jj^ raa-haan . Firm. (.) ^^ kunng-szty

Fir, J0 rh'aam\ '^^ ts'uung.
fj *liong.
 FLA 100 FLA

Firmament,
^^ k'uung- Flag, (a)

s/iMi-fui.
J^ k'i, (to)
g;|J
ts^ong.

First, ^— • tai -i/at. Flag-stuff,

J^ :;j:f
k^i-kohn.

First-born, |^ -^ t'au- Flag-stone, ^i0jl^8hek-'^paan.

cheung. Flagitious,
_J£ ^ huung-
First-rate, J§ & ling- ho. hohn .

Fish, ^^ ue, *ue, (a) — j^^ Flagrant, ^^ ming- raong,.

^ ya/-t'in-»ue, (to)
jj^^
"g*
jig tong-m\n.
Flail, ^ j^ f$ '^a-woh-

aa;i-*ue, (angle) p'aang.

^J
Flake, ;/t>i\
<iw -*ue. j^
Fisherman, f^ ^ K loh-
Flame, ^^ >A- mi, *^
ue-yan. ilS '>^-im'.
Flank, ip^ ^1 'uen-hip.
Fishy smell, -^ |^ ne-seiig.

Fisgure, Jjj la-kwiJc. Flannel, yj> ^^^ si«-*juung,

|!^i

Fist,
;^ ^ k'uen-t'au. Flap,;^'/;», ^^/ioi'-V
Fistula, it ^ shang-ch'-uen. Flapping, j^ j^^ [Tp ;/afl/c'-

Fit, ^ eheuk, (a) — -i;^ ya^ p'rtflA -"ha .

ch'eung, (fainting)
— "i^/^'/'-mai-ya^ch'eung.
^^ Flash, (to) P»^

Flask,
^ Jsuun.
sMm^^^ship'

Fittings, ^ jl^
/;a shaang. Flat, ^ IE p'ing-c7i%\

Fitch, /Ja ^ sjM-*tau .

(thin) ^ 'pm, (ground)
^«^-ti', (insipid)
Five, 3£ ''ng. iKiiij j^
Fix,
^ ^ S^ ting -shat. H^ ^ Vaam-*Vaam-*ti\
Fixed number,^ ngaak- Flatter, (Jpf^; o/«-mi -

fuung^-shing.

Tlabby, ^ 5^ suung-p^au . Flattery,

^ ch'im-mi

f •
 ;>• ;•,;

FLI 101 FLO

Flatulent,
^fS^M ^^'^^- Flippant,
v^pj^ yau- tsui, "JT
chai -faat -hi .
K^© ha^p'a-Ae«ir-

Flaunt, ^ yeung- heng.

^chuen-shue . Float, 'J^ fau, ^^ p'o.

Flavour, ^ t^ hi^-mi'. Flock, ^^ k'wun.

Flaw, 5g JJ ha^-ts'ze. Flop, ^^"^ pin- to,(bamboo)
to- jcaan- tsze.
Flax, ,^ ma. 'ilWL'^
Flay, §[] ^ mok-'p'l
Flood, (the) »^ ;J;
huung-

Flea, ^ig ^ 'kau-shaf,

^ shui.

Flood-tide, pfC^ sAMi.-taai\

Flee,
J2^^ Vo-'tsav,
^^ Flooding, rjjr ^ huet'-pang,

JUIIjLIJBJI
huef -shaan-pang
tsau-hue .

;^
^
Fleet. ;jg <^ ^p'aau-tah-
Floor, ;;i^ lau-jooaw,

^
^
faax, — (ground-) i^ ti'-t'oi.

^
?s'Mz/A, (a)
FloBs-silk, ^ 1^ s35-yuung.

^
Fleeting,
yat-pong.

{ry- '^ /z-Aowi'-

Flounder, ^ P ^^ ^^soA-

faai'.
^ai'-ne.
Flesh, P^
Fleur-de-lis,
yuuk.

^^ :JE oo-
Flour, ^^ mm'-'fun, (Ist)

V^^ tang'.min\ (2nd)

:^S ;7iw-min', (3rd) ^
•tip-/a.

Flexible,

^
^|JC yau-*^uen,
^ ^ >oi-min'.

Flighty,
wat-tak.

j^ U gt 'leuDg-
Flourishing,

shing\
^^ mau^-

t'au-^iV, %'^:^ Piu-t'aat\

Flow, »^ lau.
Flinch,
-^Ijl wai'-shuuk. Flower, :^ /a, (a) _^
^^g' fe t'au, :^ w;m^.

Flint,
;^ ;5 >A-8hek. Flower-garden, ^[^ /^ uen.
 FOI 102 FOP

Fluctuating, /p ^ f§ 'm- Fold (for sheep) ^f§| yeung-

ting -tak, ^ % ^leung- laan, (to)

^ taan,
"i^ chip\ (one)
(two or more)
t'au'lau.
-^ p'ooi.
Fluent,

Fluid,
Jj^

^1®^
TJiiJ
lau-li' (lai').

'shui-'kom-
Foliage, ^^ ip-raau .

Follow, 5g |ig ^«n-ts'uung,

yeung .
1^ -^ ts'ui-hau'',

Flurry, )^ "ft
/bn^-mong.
^^
Folly,

ngoi-8ze\
ngong'-/it\ ;;^

Flush, ^fX.A^^'-^uung. ^^
Flute, ^ siw,
^j^^'IJ
waang- ^ y^
Foment, it-lum.

•tek.
Fond '^^of, t'mmff-oi'.

Flutter, (to);||g/o^'-yik,
Fondle,^
IS^Ii "-aai-y..,
%
^g y«o-'p'o.
(in a) i|^> ^ S2/m-luen\
Food, ;^ sh Ik-mat,
^
^^ cheuk-/fc?</7, ^§ ;^ ^
iSfjl

>A-8hik, ^^ Ve-
p'an-;3'(?A;\
shik.
Fly, (to) ^ /7, (a)
,^ ^|| Fool,
^^ ngoi-yan, g
oo-ying, (blue bottle)

M tsHnff-ying, ^ ,^ Foolish, ^J0f^ "^f^'wu/i-tuun'.

A;aw-oo-ying. Foolishly, ^ "^inong.

Foam, }^^ fau-flM, (at the

Foolhardy,
^ [|^ mo^-^him.

mouth) ff£ Vo^-moot'.

Foot, j^ A;i««.'',
J^ tsiiuk,
-J^
(measure) /i^ f^'e/fe\
Foe, gj: tik.

^og, ^^ muung-mo\ -'

Footprint,

Footstep,
^^
^p^p kenk^-yan^.

^ mai-mo .
Foot-stool,
^^^
keuk'-tsik.

A:eM^-
Foist in,
A 1" en -yap.
taap-taw^\

^^ ^
7^ wan' yap. Fop, chong-hong.
 FOR 103 FOR

For, (ADV.) g !/an,

jg "^
Foreigner, 4^[» |S A °°°^'"

j/fl«-wai, (PREr.) ^ toi

Aj^'oA^-yan,

A
(European)
yenng-yan, (the Chinese
|^

call foreigners) ^/s^/aan-

Forbear. |jf5
-^ shuuk-^shau,
yan, (with a little more
respect) ^^ %-faan,
Forbearance,

noi
Jg, jljj
^i/an-
(and in contempt)
/oan- A;w'Oi.
^^
Forbid, *| f'"^^-^'^^^-
Foreknow, ue'-
_[J[2
Jg:^^?!]
Force, lik, ( to )
J^ sin-chi-to .

^k'eung, ^ ;n7f. Foreman, IM A t'an-yan,

^
Forced,
^ JS *^'"in-^k'eung.

Forceps, g^§|]- riY'-»k'im,$lJ-

J^^^a'-

•t'au.
/s«w;?^,|^^ laam-

^ •k'iin-'^/saj;. Forenoon, J^ ^ sheung'-

Ford, (to) ^ g^ po'-s/ay, chax?, Jl^

Forerunner, ^j^
sheiing

g| sin-tuey
ng.

Fore, ta'in,
5t ^'"* ^ If sin-fuung.

Forearm,
fjij

-^^ ^snau-^chaau. Foresee, ;^ ^ sin-kin\ Jp.

Forefinger, Zl^a i'-^c/^/,

|p|J
taai"*- tso-chi-to^.

^ ;|^y tim-im-^chi.
Forest, :g);|y|; shue'-lum.
Forego, g|^ //^^-/ioi,
JJ;~[; Forethink, Jg-^f^ ue^-sm-

'*o<7, ue'-liu'.
Forehead,
^ §§ n<zaak-t'au.
Forfeit,
Jgjj:-^
iSk^ 'taU'in.
Foreign goods,
^I^JSJ^
yeung-/<?A\
loi-
Forge, (a) ^^'H '^a-^j^-
^W-foh^, T^'ft lo.

Foreign nation, ^l>^ ngoi'- Forge, [t.c. counterfeit], (to)

r=t f
ka-mo\
<g
 FOR 104 FOU

Forgery, g Pok'- Forth, [fj c/i'MM^.

miag-ngai^-sAwe.
^^
Fortify, cAwMA;-8heng,

^ |g
T'orget,

%%r^ hi
moxig-\i\
talc.
pg ^^^ rAwM/fe-ying- lui,

Si® ft ^hi-p'aau'-*Vo\.
^^ ±^ i^^
Forgetful, ' m- Fortitude, ^. ^ A;i.>?- j^a^z,

Wung-swm, ^- =g
""mo-Aj -si>?^\
'1^
^ i|i> km-awn, ^S] gg
Aw/.^-k'eung.
Forgive, ^^ sAe'- rain. Fortunate, "^ Ara^ {(? ^
Fork, (a) j^ ^ chi-ch'a. /(0-meng .

Forked, Y 3C ^^^'^• Fortunately, W^^t ho- ts^oi.

Forlorn, JQJ ^ Aoo-tuuk.

Fortune, {g >ffc
tso^/a\
^
Form, (shape) j^ t^ moo-
meng\ j|^
5/n'A:, ^ shik, (bod))
Fortune-teller,
]

^ -^ ^
ying> 1^ tseung'.
swcn'-meng'^-yan.
Formality, mere, ]^ Awfi-
Forward, (go) Jt rJ ^^heung-
'lai.

Formosa, }^ T'oi-M-aflrt.
ts'in, (bold) -j^^ ^ taai'-

taam.
Former, (time) :^ ;5t *^3°^'
Foster, i^ yeung.
sin.

Formerly, ^ "|J
ts'imng-
Foul, yi^"^ oo-7rai\
f^ ^
ts'iu, ^^ ^Ai-stn, ^I^ oo-iso,

fuung.
(wind) ^jU^ ngaak-

kau^-shi.

Fornication, %U(% s^e-ts'ing,

Found, (metals) ^ cA2<«\

^ '^ iaw-hop.
(establish) ^'^^twg-kiv^.

^
Forsake, ^^ wai-Ai',
^ Foundation,

^ :^ ^P
;l;jj^
ii- chi,

ts'eung-
^t"'
WSS i^'afl«-li.
A;»,

Forsooth, ^ -^ chan-koh\ ktul^, (stones) ^^

Fort, ifc'Q 5 ;?'aaM'-*t'oi. ti -ngau-c/iww.
 FRA 105 FRI

Fonndling,
chup- to-ki-
^ #] tsai.
Pft j7 Fraternity,

i -hing-ta.\\
jgg^J,^ *;/-
Fountain,
^ ^^ ta'uen-uen, ^"a"*^'
IS >^ ;''»n'-kouk.

J^ §1 uni-t'au, (artificial) Froak, [11 ?J ^ ch'uut-k'i-

^i^-^^^ p'uii - ihiii-'^king. '

^^^^ '^ 'fil
.';c7;j-*yeung\

Four, plj sze .

j
Freckled,
^ ^fi jjaan-'tim,

Four-square, \!^ 'j^ ^ aze

paan- iim-ke

g^
.

fong-ke .
Free, t. ze'-yan,
g^
Fonrth. || ^ tai'-«2«', (a)
tsre^-'c/ii^^
^;f^@ mo-

^^ — sze' -fun -pat

¥u6- koon.

^^
•

^
Yovf], kii, (generally)
^ Free school,
Free, (to)
i^

/^n^'.?a/.
hok.

,^ i'55?^A- niu. J^ J^
Fowling-piece, ^|^ ^ ^niu-
Freely, |g -^ ts'ui-^pin',

Js'eung.
(gratuitously)
^Q paak-

Fox,
JU p oo>li.
paak, (willingly) -g- ^vH^

Fractious,
g^ ^ nau-nat.

Fragment,
^ Jiiji aui-p'in.
'laang-ngaang', ^
Fragrant,
^^ hing-heung.
||g

^'^^iJ'
fit ^ '^s',a'-yeuk. i

Freight, -^ '.^.^ut-Areui'.
Frame, (a) ^ ka .
|
Frequent, (to)
jgj

'^Bf^ft
France, >g|| j^ Faat'-Jaan- \
shcung-shi-loi- wong.

c*^*' ^H Faat'-kwok\ '

Frequently, j§^ lue -fa'g/,
Frank,
Jg ^ g 'taan-i,
^jj^ -Cheung
fo/i .

Q chik-paak. Fresh, ^j^. san-sin, (crater)

FrBQkincense, ^ ^ ^ue- 7:^ t-aam, taam .

Frantic,
Fretful,
^ tsiu-tsik.

^:}J /"//i-k'wong. Friction,

f seung-moh.
 FRO 106 FRY

Triday, fJ^lL '^^^-paat- From, ^ yau, ;^ ts'uung,

1^ tsze ,
(distant) ^ hut
Friend, JJQ ^ p'ang-pu,
old friend, -^"^ lo yuu ; Front, f]j| ^ ts'in-t'au,
"jU
friends of the same age, 13 ^ t8'in-jt7m (pin ), (to)

^ ]^ t'uung nin
friends in spite of disparity
yau PJ [^ min -heung\
Frontier, ±g |^ ^kmg-kaai\

"ra" ^ Aewny wik.

yau ; dinner friends, i.e. Frost,
^ 1^ seung-kong .

spongers,
^M ^MM Froth, ^ ^p'o.

tsau yuk p'ang yau; school Frown, ^sau'-

II ;S Ji IS
sAw* yau maai-mi-t'au.
friends,
^^ ]^ :

club friends, ^^ ui - yau. Frugal, ^ '^ sA«a/7^-kim .

Friendly, ;ji0^ seung-'^ho. Fruit, ^"^ ii^'oA- ^52^,

Frighten, ^ i\^ haaTc-p'a. ^ iwoA-shat, ^

Frightful, ^^ i\^ 'hoh-fa\ shaang kwoh ; preserved

Fringe, ^^ •sue',
|g ym^.
fruits,
Ig ^ t'ong '^kwoh;

l^^^
Frisk, (to)
^l fi| ^ ^'m'.
seasonable fruits,

kwoh; fruit market ^ ;j^

shi

chuBn-shue .

kivoh laan.
Frith,
jg[ p hoh-'/^au.
Fruitful,
g@ fming-^hmg.
Fritters,

long
(to

fan.
make) DJ]^
^ Fruit-tree, ^ yf^
"^ArMroA-

muuk.
Frivolous,
^^ hmg-fan.
Frustrate, :^ ^ ;j'oA'-paai\
Frog, ^jg *.;.^S.a,
EBU (goodj j^ ^ A;oo-foo'.
t'in-A;ai.
Fry, j|i(i^ isin-^ch'aau,
|§
FroUc, ^^ hi'.'sha, ^^^ ch'aau .

faan- tau. Frying-pan, Ji^ wok.

 FUN 107 FUR

Fuel, m cli'aai, ^^
JfcJb Fur-dress, ^ k'au,
JJl
j£^»«-
^^
ch'aai- fob.
p'i-i, (sable)
13^
s^?^?-p'i.
Fulfil, sbing-tsau', Jg
igglt
Furbish, ^^ 'sAflcrn^
ts'aai -ku-ong,

A:?ro?i//, +g
ying'-im\ '^M^
Fulfilment,

Full, j^
fg,^
'moon, ^ ying:
^ 'sArtan^ tsing ,
\^ f^
'^shaang leng
'^ 2
.

^^"*
full weight,

ch*uung.
Furious, ^ po', yi ^
huunq-\)0 .

Bhing.
Furl, :^ i^ A;t^m-maai.
t8uun'-*ti\ ]^ ka\ (to ask)
Furlough, -(g
Fume, (rage) f^ naau\ ^ •S" IB ko-ka\ (to give)
^f shaang hi .

Fumigate, ^fan. lo, ijct 's^ (Port-

Furnace, '|g
^
>

Fan, 7J^ waan-s??/ ,

)g[ able) ^ 'M fnung-*\o.
^
/it - s^a.
Furnish, j^ ^'w/'-
^^M P^ '
Function, (office,) ^ chik,
paan^^fS^<jik t^'ai-

fQ j^ ynnug
(me) -ch'ud.
pi -ka-foh.
Fund, !g! ^ Bbeung-*ngan,
Furniture, .^ ^ ka-'foh,

iSl jS sheung-hong .

^^ ka sze.

Fundamental,;|g2lii«w-j?oon. Furniture shop, ^^^ *^^

Funeral,^^ suung -tsong ,

^a^' so?!/;-3ze\ Furrow, ^ ^S ^^^'^^^ B

Fungus,§^ heung-suun ,
jj!^
t'in-fcaw.

ftaV-'uen,
1^ ^k'wun, k'an, (on trees) Further,
Jj Jg
-^ ]S muuk- i. M '5^ tsot-tsuun .

Funnel, "j^ ^ lau'-^oo^', Furthermore, jfq i-

^ <'^'''-

(chimney) i^jM in-t'uung. Fury, ^, a

no'-k'wong.
 GAL 108 GAM
Fuse, 'j^ ^ sliiu-yunug. Gall-nut, jB: ^ ^*?• ^'ng-

Fussy,
-J^. ^ fau-^a'o\ p'ooi- tsze^
^ moot-
Fusty,
^ ^ j^ suuk-suuk- shek.

•ti ,
yt^. Gallant, (heroic) ^i^ ying-
Futile,
^^ hue-t'o. huung.
Future, iff 5^ /seMn^-loi,
^ ;
Gallery, ^ j||
lau-t'oi,
fg
loi, :^ bau . I •lau.

Gallipot, ^^ bom -^chuung.

Gallon, (a) — SI' yat- tau.

^ pg
Gallop, ^ p'aau.

^^ ^
Gabble, lo-ts'o.

Gable, ^^ kiim-kai ,
Gallows,

Gambier, ^
ai~*ka.
shue-Ieung.
^- ts'eung-Aat
''l/^

Gad about, ^ JE ^^*^'

Gamble,
^^ '^o-'ts'in.

k^u-aang .
Gambler, ^' it^ to-kwun ,

c. c
fn kivai; (woman)
Gad-fly, <^ ^^ ngau-mong. /'If:*
1^

Gambling-bouse, ^
Gage, (a) 2M chuun-tsak. faan-Vaan- koon.
Rlj

Gaiety,
^^ faan-wa. Gamboge, |^^ t'ang-wong.
Gain, ^Ij l\\
^ ^, li^5,^, Gambol, g ^ g^ ts'ui-

(to) ii. chaan', g yeng,

^p wok. Game, (a)

f^^ ;7oA; -kuuk,

Gait, :|^ ^ kue-innug ,

1^ ;;o^'-A»', (to play)

Galangal, g^ leung-A;eun^. ^ ^^ - sAa, (make, of)

Gale, -^ ^ taai -fuung.

^^ moo-luung .

Gall,
J^ Vaawj,
^V'-j^ ^(itflm- Game, (meat) ^ [^ ye-

cJmp. •mi .
 GAR 109 GAS

<5ammon, (l]g
J*g-
Vs«t-waat, Gardenia florida, g lif^ :Jg
(to) ^ turn. ])aak-8him-/rt,

rhi.
^^I^S ^^oog-

Cammon, (ham) ;^5S 'f'^^'

Gargle,
^^ pj saw - hau^

Gander, ^% /g. n^oh-kuung.

Gang, |5^ tni'. Garland, ^^ fa-koon.

Cangrene, ^ JE y""^" *^^- Garlic, |g -^ ts'ing-*suen ,

Gaol, J^ J^ kaam-fowg.— -^;p taai'-*«z^en',

^||
Superintendent of, ^ :^ .swen -t*au.

1^ s-e-ynuk-koon. Garment, :^ ^ i-fuuk, >^

Gaol bird, §^'S krmm tun. ^^ i-sheung.

Gaoler, ^ ^ 52e-yuuk,
^ Garoupa, ^^ shek-^j^aaw.

•^ Icurn^- tsze,^'^ hohn- Garret,

gfi # Tf Wl «'»>'-

flifla^Ji f«#A'-^/t>i^-lan, *lau-

Gap, \\\ [H shaan- hau, — tsai, ^ /r(?A -

(i^ff
tsai.

^ pj yat-koh - hau. Garrison, ^ ping,

^^
g ;^ -O P
Gape, maa^'- t^\iQn-ping.

taai -AoA - hau, (and stare) Garrotte, 'fa keuk'

:}f JllJ^g*

^ P ^ g^ maak
ting - ngaan.
- hau- kwut.
Garrulous, JJf^^cli'um-chui .

Garble, ^S^ kong- me,

^ Garter,
^^ ^ xndX-taai

;^^^ foon -tun-poon - Gas, (coal-) ^^ ^ mooi-/a .

Gas-light, i)^ niooi-<2m^.

Po. ij^Jj

Garden, RB uen. •uen. Gash, ^ pj sheung- hau.

Gardener, ^ "J"
aen-ting, Gasp,
p^ ^ chhi9n-hi

^ 3^ fa wong. jS ch'au-hi
 GEM no GEN

Gate,
f^ moon, (with bars) Gender, (to) ^ »hang.

^ P^ chaap-moon, (roll- Genealogy, j^f§ tsuuk-^^'c?,

ing) ^^ 'tsau-*\uung. •(^^ sW-hai

Gate-keeper,
^P^^ hohn-
General, ^^^ '^tsumg-
moon-Jiuung.
^J||
kuung , ^ Pining.

^^
Gather, ;5i7c-maai,
jj^
General, (a) ^s«m?i^-
:fe^ sAaw-Bhup, ^:^ tsue
kwun.
maai.
General merchant, ^:^[ifT
Gaudj, ^\:^ p'aai-ch'eung.

^ ;^|$
Gauze, sha, ki-aha, Pj^ naam pak hong A;e .

^^ leung'-sAa. Generally,
^ J\^
taai -faan-

^
Gay,^^ cA'«-wa, (person) ^ ^^ taai'-V^wA;',

^^^^ Ao -cA*e-WB.

^ BR
^'-aze,
Ijg
'^at-ting'- Generate, (aa animals) ^^
Van, (at)^^ggg^>^ ch'uen- chuung, (produce)

ting - ngaan- ^'ai-chue . ^b shang.

Gazelle, ^^ ling-yeung. Generation, |[|; f^ s/zai'-toi

j^ ^ Vuung-po -
Gazette, ^k'ong-k'oi\
Generous, '[^f^
(Peking-) ;gr ^ A7n^.;?o'
^^ taai'-leung', 0'/@
^;^ King-ch'aau.
Gecko, ^4^ kop-*kaai\ '^
Genial, ^^^'^-woh.
^ilfe lui-^uun^-*she. J^^fO
Genii, Bhan-«»n.
Gelatine,
^ 7ra«M. jjilpf[lj

Geld, ^ »>«, Hi]^ AJoAf - Genius, ^/j" ?/m^-ts'oi.

Genteel,
^^ sz«-mun.

Gem, ^ *7uuk,
^^ po- Gentian, ^^ wong-lin.

shek. Gentle,
Jg^ ?Mn-yau.
 GER 111 GIL

Gentleman, (in character) ;§* Get, ^ 5] tak-%, |gfj

^ ku'un-'^tsze, (a teacher)

^^ sin-shaani, ^ gjjj
Ghost,
f^ Vfl., fJ^^Jl,
'lo-sr^, (an old) ;^|g 'lo-
Iti^ 'ni kin kwai me?
ye, (young) j^^ semg
Have you been scared by a
kuung. Why are you
ghost? i.e.,

Gentlemen: ^]^ \ii-kuung.

80 scared ?
^ kom
jU Pfl i^
Gently, (lightly) ®® ife shaang kivai Jaan,
h.mg-heng-*{\ ,
(slowly) As playful as an imp.

i^^ maan -maan -•ti Giant, j$ ^fc ^ '«'«»-

Gentry, ^,|jlg* shan-k'um, cheuDg^-/(30,^^ ch'eung-

"^ shan-sze .
yan.

Genuine, ^ ch'an. Giblets,

^ )5g
p'o-cA'i'.

Geography, \^^ ti'-'li.

Giddy, ^^ t'au-wan"
«'»«-
(^waw;, (light) '^tS
Geomancy,^^/"^«w^- shui.

Geometry, ^^ Ai'-hoh,
^ Gift, (a) 5^ ^^^^uirng
suung-^pi,
^J chung -lung. -
suung^-^pi-ke
Geranium, §^ ]ieung-\^.
lai, (from a superior)
Germ, ^ nga, (seed) -^ ts'ZB : hence ^'^^
yan, ngan. T'm Ajcjo?? ts^ze fuuk. May
German-silver, Q ^ paak- God bestow hie blessing (on

t'uung. this house).

Germany, ®@
[[fc
r'««»''
Giggle, ^j$ij$ siu-hi-hi.

Tak-kwok, Gild, (to) ^^ to'-Awm,

Germinate, gj ^ /oa« -nga,

^^ ch^i-kum.

iMlH'^ ;paau -mituk. Gills, gi 501.

 GIR 112 GLA

Gilt ornaments, ^^ "j^ Girl,^ U "^nue-^foatV

to shau shik. .hit' V^''^/^^',

ggTJS:^
^^
Gimlet, shau-tsuen .

^ ff
(servant) moot- <«ai.

^^
Gin, (enare) husn-Vo ,

gi ^
Girth, 't'o-» W.
^
Ginger, keung, (preBerved)
Give, :0 ^pi, (present) 5
^
)|g
t%ng- Tceung, (stem)
suung
J c .

•^ ^
- p%.
(raw)
Z|r ^-
tsze-Jceung,

shaang keung: -^
Gizzard, ^ shan, (skin of

p'i-c'A».
ttie)
Bl Ifg

to drink ginger wine to Glad, ^1^ foon-'^hi,

1§|UJ
celebrate the birth of an Ai /oo?K

heir: hence, j^^ chuung Glance, (to) ^ ^sAtm, (at)

keung, to plant ginger, i.e.

^ —.^ ^t'ai-yat-^ha —
make preparations for the yat-^t'ai.
B^
birth of an heir:
^^ ^ Glands, ^^^;2® ^*^^^"'
pS-^'P hoi keung m ta'ang?
yik-cAi-wat.
Have you any children?
Glare, /;ji'on^-*^mang.
3fe ffi

hung ra laat, native ginger

Glaring, 0^ ^ ming-ming.

Glass, i'oA-Zt, (a
is insipid, i.e., foreign Jj^ J||
things are best. tumbler) g^ jg |^, i^<?A-Zi-
Ginseng, ^^
Gipsies, (Chinese)
yan-sAwm. jt'OOt.

Glass-grinding, ^ ;^^ c/i'«-

~j{[jj>^
^^ saam-koo-XxmV-'^'-dk. •liu\

Gird, (to) ^/^cA'uw^-chue Glass-melting, 'jf^ sAjw-

, ^^f
*lia\
^M "fi
A"flo-chue .

Girdle, §g ;^ t?(-«W, K Glauber-salts, ^^^ uen-

/bo -t'au-*toflt ming- /wn.

 GLU 118 GOA

Glazed, -^fc '^ kwong-vf^a^t, Glutton, ~)^^^ taai^-shik-

^ J|3 :3fc
poh-li-kivong, wong, (vuLc;.)
;^ ^ Jg.
(glass put in)
^^ J,^
taai -shik- ^/f;a».

Gluttonous,
^ Pj^ f'aam-
seung-poh-li.

Glib,7pJpii^-^Afl2/, (slippery)
yaai', :^|^;^a^ t'aam

yum taam yaak

j*^ waat.
.

Glide,
3fc
lau, ^ {g maan'- Gnash,
*^ngaau-nga,
(the pg
teeth)

-^ "^ fc't^
^ -
lau.

Glimmer, ^ ^ jfc
^i- \h'i.

ktvong- shim.
Gnat, 1^1^ ^ mong-ch'uung,

Glitter, ^ 7^ /aaf -Tcivongy

(show) 3fe ^ ku'ong--^A. Gnaw, ^ nget, 0g| /wwn.

Globe, ^ k'au, (the)

jft g|^
Go,
hang,
-^ Aw/,
(be
;^
off)
Vong.
'ch%
^
ti -k'au. :y:

Gloomy, 5^ ^ foox -hx, ^ =^ faan hue, to go

(weather) 3t ^ Bg <'tn-
back: :|^-gg^ % b'
Am? , to go by land
^^ ;

shik-om

^^
,
^^ ^^ 00-wan.
^^ ta shut lo hue\ to
Glorify,

Glory, ^ ^^ wing,
^w'at-wing.

wing-
go by water;
shuen Awe
g^^
ifaa/> , to go by
ship: [fj ^ fA'2/w/; Aue^
Glossy,
^ 1^ ^shim-leng\ ^''
Hi ^ fA'z/w^f Jcaai, to
Gloves, .^ ;g ^shau-lup. to go out.

Glow-worm, JJt
3fc S /""/- Goal, 2p ^M cAwwn-t'au,
A:i<:'Ort^-*ch'uung. Goat, |Jj ^ sAaaw-*yeung,
P Glue, 4^ Jj^
ngau-p'i- :^^ Vo-»yenng,^l^
yeung-nif.
 GON 114 GOU

Gobble, ^ tun,
^g^ Good, y^ ho, ^ shin .

luet-sheng-fun, ts'uun. Good-bye, (to the remaining)

Go-between, p|[l ^ chuung-
1^ Y '»tsoh'-a, (to the

•yan, j^ mooi, (female) going) ^^ ^Ao-haang.

^fc ^ >nooi-*p*oh. Goose, 1^ ^^ ^5'o-*ngoh,

Goblet, ^ "oo, ^ chiiung. (wild) j^}|,| ;)gaan'-*ngoh.

GOD, _t
'S*
SHEUNG'- Gore, (to) ^g -^ c^'mm^-
r.4/', (the gods) ^ Jt aheung, j^ rh'-aau.
»^ cA?<«-sbeung -te» ^
,
Gorgeous, ^ ^& winjf-wa.
jp| 'kwai-Bh&u, ^ 'g' Gormandize, -^^jfc® shik-

taai -Tcwoh .

Godown, '^ ^ foh^-ts'ong. Gospel, Jlfg ^ i^ fuuk-yum.

;^ ^ Jg taai'-'^m^- Gossamer, [^ '/s'o-

Goitre, J^
cAwe-Snono;, :i2J^% yau-s2tf.

Gold, ^ @^ ^ww, wong- Gossip,

U^ ^ tuvan-t'aam,

kum, ^^ frt'^i? ^2^'w, to ^^|£ slu^A, (to) MS.

disinter a body; ^^li| ;[j£ -|!^ nnm-fuung-chuuJc-

sun hum shaan, Australia; ^ying, ^^ (a) hong'-

'f^^lU
California.
^^^^ ^''^"* shaan,
vob,^
kuung
^ % ni t'aam t'aam,
iji i^
to
Gold-leaf, ^ J^ A;?m-pok.
have a chat with you.
-^ f Aws'-
^^
Gone, /iwe'-'liQ,
Gouge, (a) Zum-tsok.
AiM, ^ US' 'mo-Zo/c', g^
Gouge (to), ^ tsok,
J^
db /i'u hue .

Gon^, g| '^loh, (a) —®

^ ya^min -•loh. ^
Gourd, JH p'aau-^-;m,

Gonorrhea, Q f§ paak- ^S 00-* loo, (snake-)

cbuuk. ^ JOJ,
s~« ^'^«-
 GRA 115 GRA

Oout, )ilpJS[ keuk^-fvtiug, Gradation, ^t ^an^. /."!*2e -

JU^ jltP ''tstm-fuunri lcnik\ Grade, )^^ huk'-shik.

M &l & keuk'-fuung Gradually,
i||f jflj tsim'-^tsim*,

ching, fg ]^ ^ V.sY/w-
Jlf 3^ tsim'-/sW.
fuung chiiig . Graduate, (of 1st deg.) ^/f*
Govern,
chi
^j|| 'A-oon-'li, '/jg sau^ -Hs'oi, (of 2nd)

Awe-yan, (of 8rd)

^A
^i^^t
Government, ^^ A;?r{>^ - tsi(im^-8ze\ (of 4th) ^ivjc
A;a,
^^ ^ wong-A:a, hobn'-lum, (to)
^ Jif /fl-n^-
j|j^ kwok-chiiig , ^'^ clii', M, (l8t) y\ ^. yup-hok,
— Offices 'g^,^^ ^j/i/A:- (2nd) |g ;ff^ p^aan-hivat.
hin - shue. Graft, (to) /.s'/;/i, (to slip)
HlJ
Governor General, ^^
tuuk-hiii 5^ , ^^0 tsuung- Grain, ^ /:^/«7<:, (a) ^ ?n^ji;,

tuuk, ^l-^ r.'/ai -t'oi, (the (of wood) ^ mun.

Supreme) ^^ (7/n/e- ^soi. Grammar, f^ _pj|^ j^ tsolo-

Gown,
^
;^^ ch'eung-s^cra^n, vtwm-faat'.
»
*p'o. Grampus, feS^ ^ k'ing-ue.
Grace, (mercy) ^©.fil^ya??- /in.
Granary, ^ -;;^ kuuk-ts'ong.
Graceful, ftf(3^ S2f-mun,

nga.
Grand,
g^ ^o-taai\
^
Gracious, JS yan.
^*^i''
MM "Rai-ngai.

Grand-father, j|§.;^ Vso-foo',

Grackle, jT -^ liu-koh, ^^
J*h"T ^ j!7oo/i ti liu kohy <^ Jfr
kuung-ye,
gg ^
a common native bird much a^ -killing, ^ f^ ling-*^/5<7,

like a starling, and like the (mother) j^ -S: /so- mo,

latter, capable of being 3g ^ a'-p*oh, (child)

taught to talk. stwi, sttm.

 GRA 116 GRE

^^
Granite, tsH7ig-Bhek, Gratis,
Q |^ paak-paak.

^ W M\\ fa-Jcotig-ts'e)iff, Gratitude, ^ /|^ kom-sum.

(^ ^ paak-shek. Gratuity of money, ^^

Grant,^^ ^ A?<«- c-^z^wn. tsang'-^ngan

Grapes, ^ ^^ "f"
p'o-t'ai- Grave, (a) i^ ^ fun-moo^,

^^ ^a ch' uung -moo'

Graphic, Jl^^^ttl ying- Grave, (sedate) ^i:^ chong-

j\xnng-iak-c/i'uut. ^i^ff^, ^ ^ im-suuk,

Grasp, ^ c/ifl,
^^ cAa (heavy) ^ ch'uung.
Gravestone, ^^li^ moo^-;?t.

Grass, ^ /s'o. Graveclothea, ^ !^ 8hau'-i,

Grass-cloth, ^^ ma-i^?(/ ,
Gravel, ^^ sAa, ^^^ sha-

g^ ha'-;;o\ shek,

«Aa-lum.
(a disease) ^^ ^^
^f£ il^
Grass-hopper, cha^-

Wng, [^^ Vs'o-'^mang:. Graving-tool, ^l] ^ tsaam^-

Grass-hopper catcher, jj^ ^

f^ cAw/.; maang lo. Gravitation, i^'IH^'^ seung-

Grate, (a) iJ jfc M ^'»^'- k^ujy-lik.

^
>A-lo, (to) =gg ^i/;aaf\
^ Gravy, tseung^, 'J'-l-
cAwjt?.

^s'aa/',
^J :y? kwaaf-sha. Gray,
^^ hohf-shiJc,
^
Grateful, ^^ 'kom-yan. ^ fooi-shik, (hair j

paak-/fla^\
^^
Grater, ^ moh\ *moh\ Grease.
^ y^ io-yau,

Gratified, i^ f;^ /aai'-uet. Grea8y,gEj(^fi-ni^yft/iC

Gratify, net. yau-ni
f;^
Grating, (noise)

kivit-kit'it-sheng,
^ij ^ij
(an
^
iron)
Great,

toh or
^
-^ ^,
taai ,
^^
taai ioh,
Ao
a

^ }g /'if -'ch'ue. great many.

 GUI 117 GRO

Grpat-gnind-father, Grind, ^ moh.

tsang- tso, (-son) ^ .swp« Grinding, (noise) US'
^^S" ^
Greedy, ^ t^ Paam-sum, ngum^-ngum^-.<;^e7i^.

^ ^;j' t-aam ts'oi, (of food) Grindstone,

^o-shek.
^ ^ ^ moh-
Greek, ^ ^ ^ij ZTi-li-ni. Gripei, j^ i/^ nau-tuung^.
Green, ^^ luuk-s^/A;,
^ Gristle, gjg *g* is'ui'-kwut.
11^ ts'ing-Xuvk.
Greeuhorn, "^7^^ 'm«
Grits,
^^
^5f mak-swt
mak-t'au,

.
^
yup-s/ifli .
Gritty, ^ iaaP-sha.
Greens, ^^ tsHng-ts^oi ,
Groan, |^ ^
'JJ?

t'aan'-hi^ DJ
ftt ^ V'lh-ts'oi.
0^ ]S 'ng-ng-sheng, 5g
{^ mun
^M ^
Greet, P^^ -hau .

ngang-ngang-sAen^.
Gridiron, ^^ ^t^'-»p'a.
Grocery, (a) ^^^^ tsaap-
Grief,
^ |?ii^ yaw-moon .

Grievance, ^^ tvai-huuk.
foK'- p^o.

^
^
Grievous, (heavy) ch'uung,
Groin, ff
,^ ^
i?t-cAtp\

OT ^ Groom, 'ma-/o^.
(lamentable) AoA-
Groove, (a) — '^ ^ yat-

sheung sum.
t'in-haang, (to) y\ ^P
Grievously, ^ ^ kaau- yup-
Grope,
lau.

^gg moh-t^aam\ :^
kivaan.

or unicorn,
Griffin,

k'i-*luun.
Gross, ^ f**o, (large) ^
Grill, lk4^ 'ch'aau.
-^ <*so-taai\

Grimace, -^ ^ mg-min .
Grotesque, "jj^'f^ ^koo-kwaat*.

Grin, l^M^^^ '^^'- Ground, |fli

ti', ± Vo.

At-ch'oug-nga. Ground floor,

;^~P ^^^^ ^* -

9
 GRU 118 GUE

Cround-iint, (Arachis hypogea) Guano, ^j^ ^^ niu-/M?i\

t^^ fa-shang, |^;[fCifE Guarantee, (to) '^ paau, /^

Zfl
the best
haam
kind
s?iui fa
of
shang
ground
^^
guaranteed to
i'aaw
last.
yung' tak,

nut,
^ Jg ti'-*tau\ Guard, ^ shau, |^^ oo'-
Groundless, ^^g^:^ mo- wai\ (against) K^ fong.

kan-mo-^poon, ^ ^kit mo Guard-bcat, ^ jl^ ts'uun

koo . •shuen.
Grounds, (dregs) 1^*^ cha- Guardian, ^^ ^ yeung-
fsze,

there's
^^ no refuse
nio

left.
cha, <;Awe,

yan.
i^ J^ ^ A:o<?n li

Group, f5|^
tui ,

Bhing-tui'.
i^ hd, (to) Guava, ^^ :|^ /aan-shek-

fSL 1^ •lau.

Grove' ling, "|^ -1^ ha -isok ,

Gudgeon,
Q f,% ^ paak-
kop'-^ne.

Grow, ;^^^ shaang- cheiing, Guess, ^ ^^

c//'a(7t,

^^ ^^
shanng.
c^fu/?y-taai', ^b shi'-ch'aai,

haai\
^^ ch'aai-

tok,
^|| ;J^ cA'aat
Growl, ^^^^ oo-oo-sheng. mooi or ^tg,^ cA'aa* ma,
Grub,lf^J§ts'ai-t8'o,
ti^- ;'^i-ch*uung.
^ to pledge in

guessing at fingers held up;

cups by

Grudge, -^>|§ luun^-si^, (a)

^|q g^ ch^aai ngaanty

guessed right;^ I@ Pjl

Gruel, ^ chunk. ch^aai 'm rhinrng guessed

^—^
,

;g ^'s«-'lo.
Gruff, T^g^ wrong; • cA'aa*

Grumble, 0^ i^ ngum-ch'um. ya^ ch^aai, have a guess

Grunt, P§
^^
nguet- (a "shot").

nguet-sheng. Guest,
^ ^^ ja.n'haaJc^
 GUM 119 GUT

Guide,
^\ ^ San-h/ Gums, 3^ gg f^ nga-/fean-

Guild, ^ hong, -^ 001 y""k '^"

gg P^ V//'» kan
^koon, tea-guild
^ ^ (or ng.in)yuLik; gum-lancet,

ch'a hong,

i^ sze hong.
silk guild
^ ^ P^ 77 CJun,
"ga yu"k
(fowling-piece)
^0.

^|^ ^^
Guile, 1^^ ^kwai-ktvut, =|g;
wxa-ts'eung,

p^aaii'.
(cannon)
^
#4* ^kwai-kai\

Guilt, 1^ 5 tsui^yfcoo.
Gun-boat,
Bhnen.
J^ jjgf P'^«"^

Guilty, :^ p^ Vau tsui'.

Gun-cap, -^ t'uung-
^^•lise, ^ maau^ ^ ;^ mo'- Uze.
|[^] ([jj

chong-pamv' Gun-powder,
^^ y^/i-yeuk.
Guitar,
^^ p'i-*p'a. Gun-powder-tea,
/J> 3^ ^
Gulf, -f^ j*^'^ taai'-?/;«a«, (an
abyss) '^ '^|j sAwm-uen. Gush, p^ }'^ /?'u«'-yat.

Gull, (a)||aw(to)^,|| Gust, [ifJJI^ chan^ -fuimg,

p
hi-pHn\ ^^ Ai-luung\ gj^ 'hau-fuung,
s^i W2 -shaan -fuung.
^jlfjH^
Gullet, Rgilgm-hau,!!^^!
Gut, ch'eung,
hau-luuiig. jg^ ;^ Jg^
^"^Ij' J^ ^ haang-^hom.
taai

intestine
ch'eung,
and colon;
the lower

4^^^
Gulp, |i|[j -^ ngaang^-<'«n,

^ ^^ Pg ^'?<n m lok
Jl^
split
5«( luen

one's
ch'eung,
sides with
to

kmg, can't gulp it down. laughter.

Gum, i^J ^ &hue^-kaat(. Gutta-percha, -SJI Mt ^
Gum-benjamin, ^ J^ § ngaang'-shne'-ztaaw.
ohn-sik-hcung. Gutter, ^^ kan-k'xxQ.
 HAG 120 HAL

Gymnastics, ^:^ fll

^«- Haggle, ^q tsat-W, ^
Vfl-Bbat, ^X^ lin'-

Hail, ::g pok, (a fall of)

kuung-foo.

Gypsum, ^^ ^ Bhek-ko. ^ lok-pok.

'''®^-
Hail, (to) 5g 5S »4
^en-kiu", j^ chiic.

H Hair,^ mo, (of the head)

]g ^ t'au-/a«^'.

Ha! |l[| 'Aat/ — §J

Hair-breadth, •
ya^ho,
Habit, 'g ^ hvaan'-\ai\
^^ «2e-ho,(-e83ape) fig

(in the)
'fj;
^ kwaati'-
0g t^ ^ ngaam-ngaam-
tsaap, 'gif 1^ tso'-^zman\ tak-lut.

•'W
'§
§%
^^0
i^u:cuai Bliuk;

kicaaii, addicted to
Hair-cloth, ^^
(used by
mo-^o
women)
.

'
Hair-gum,
gambling; ^ jg Aue'

kwaan, accustomed to go;

Hair-pin,^|g$f W-*t'au-
pS. <|<^ m kivaan , not cAwm, (clasp) ^ ^s«fl»i.

used to. Halberd, ^^ '/bo-uet.

Habitable, ^ f^ chue'-to^, Hale, (to) :j^ laai, |g ^'oA,

cbue'-to^-A«\ ^^'^" Is^^va, to track

:tu|S
Hack, (to) /eM^\ -gj a boat;;gj;^^ t'oh laai
Iff
^ shall, to lead by the hand;
Haddock, gJ wong-»waak.
Hades, [I^ P^ yum-kaan, [J^ arrest a man; j^ ^ Q^
^ yum-'foo. ?afi» hvoJi^ ti, move it along

Haft, ;j^ jnV, ^en^^ a little.

Haggaid, i^:^ sAaw'-waai^ Hale, (healtliy) ^i^ chong-

'^<;/i'«u-*yeung . kin .
 HAM 121 HAN

Half, ^ T'oon, Jg ^ Hammer, ^^ ^-j^ tHt -•ch'ui,

kwoh poon , ^^ /o// (to) :g| chnii, ^ ^ta,

^
j500« , and -js^ ^ taai

poon^, more iluin lialf, t> ., tlie Hammock, iVj >{>|^ ^'w -ch'ong.
greater half;
^^^^fj^— Hamper, (a)^ luung, g.
taai ni y«^

old apaiii as you; ^fe.

|7oo;i , half

^
as
lau, (to)
^^ pik-chaak^y

4^- ffl ;'oo/i yan poo)i

^^J^ ch^t-' shau-keuk\

Hand, -^ sAr/t^.
kwai, half dead; =^ -^
Hand-bill,
:fg l(l^ chm-Hp\
^^^ poon po naan hang,
|ir ^3 kaai-chiu.
cannot walk half a step.
Halibut, »)§
^ ^ Umng- Hand-cuffs,

Handful, (a)
-^f^
— •
sAai^liu.

jj^ yat-cha.
kwun-lcaap .

Hall, ;^ Peng,^ t'ong,

Handicraft,

^^$
-^ j^ s/irt«-

^ Icoon.
^so/£^, .s/ifl?/-ngai\

Halo, ^ hunng\ wan Hand-kerchief, -^(IJ 67Aa2<-

Halt, (to) ^^ l'\ng-keuk\

kan,

Hand-writing,
Y'-prfj
hohn^-^'fln.

^ ^^ J9a^
(limp) gt^ kat-ztew/c',

kat kat
5t St 3=tll fl ti'

keuk , to lirap or hobble Handle, (to) ^ tau\ jg

about.

Halter, jI^^^BM ma-lnung- Handle, (a) ^fj^ t'iu-jow/.

Handmaid, ^^ p'i-
t'au,' (noose) ^^\^^ 'lo-

shue-Ut\
lii.
^^ shaang- Handsome,
Handy,
^"^^ tsing-chi\
ijjj;-^ Vat- 5/iflw,
Ham, n]| 'foh-'t'ui. (convenient) •^ piu^-
j/^ 'j^
Hamlet, jj^ ts'uen.
 HAR 122 HAR

Hang, ^ tiu\ ^^ uen Hard,

?||S
^ 5P
ngaang^,
^m-ngaang
(difficult)
/civa - hi,
|^
rf) ® tiu 'la,
^ naan, (hearted) :^^/\^ yan-

tiu haajc , the ghost of sww, ^1^ pj ngaaug hau,

a
c.
suicide

't-uung, a
1^ M
well-bucket,
^"^ obstinate, foul-mouthed; $|^

W -^ ngaaug Ao shik,
(down the head) really good to eat.
^g^tftSB
iap-tai-^f-axL, (by the neck) Harden, ^ ^p ching-

ngaang'.
Hauger-ou, ^fllpiji wong- Hardship, ^ A;aflrt-naan,

kenk -kai. Hardly, 1^^ ehaang-tiy

Hanker after, ^ t'aam,

^ ^^ naan, la^ /tan.

luen . Hardy, k'eung-kin .

Happen, )^^ ue -Van, ^ Hare,

^^ Ve-^'^'-

^ ue -cheuk. Harelip,
^ pj ;?an^- /^om,

Happily, ^ hang',
^ 35iiii^^ a pang clique

ho- Is'oi. tek, a haiclip playing a fife,

Happiness, jjjg fmih, ^ )|

i.e., sheer waste of breath.

^P^ i^g/uuk lam moon. Harlot, y^ i^ ch'eung-ki .

May the five happinesses Harm, ^ hoi , Y^ sheung.

enter the door. Harmony, tJ^Q woh.
Happy, ^ j^ \&u-fuuk. Harness, §§^ hi -kue , (to

Harass,
|^ ^ naan-wai. a horse) §^ ^ p^ooi -cht

Harbour, (a) ^ pj A-o;i^- Harp, ^ chang.

AflM, (to)^ a^ ^i'oA- Harpoon, ^^ jom.

ts'ong,
|g ^ y^n-ts'ong. Harrow, ^^p'a,^^lai-p*a.
Harbour Master,
/Jft 5? g Harsh, ^ kwut, [)|^ haai,

Bhuen-cAiVz^ -Veng.
 HAT 123 HEA

Hart,
J^ ^ hmk-knunff. Hausfhty, -^ ^ taai^Aony,
Harts-horn,
J^ ^ luuk-
yuung. Haul, :^[; c^'e.

Harvest, i|i#jil$^ shau- Have, ?^ yau.

ko/if* -shi-h&n, ^i\^ ts'au- Havoc, ^^ ts'aan-hoi

shau, |[^ ^ shau-tWmg. Hawk, f^ yintf.

Hash. ^ j^ ^'haam-sheuny, Hawker, |^ ^ faan - tsaiy

•gj ^^ /r/Alaan'. /h ^ .s'^'«-*faan .

Hasp, ^
'^'look) »^flM, (for a Hawthorn, >^ chi.

padlock) §*^!i5 ^'o/;-p'aai. Hazard, ^ jf^ ngai- Atm,

Haste, ^ -^ kup'ts'it .
(to) ^ U mo ^'ko)/i, ,

Hasten, ^ '^^^ kohn-faat p^oon,

^ j^ mo - liim.

Hasty, ^ knp.
Haze,
Hazel-nut,
^^ i^
wan-moo
yui.
.

Hat, rpg *mo ,

(put on) S>
He, fg 'k'ue.
r|ig to at -*mo\
Hatch, (a)
Head, ^3 t*au, "^ sAaM.
j^ P^ fe'on^-moon,
(to) ^ po\ (artificially)
Headache, ^^ t'au-^'Mwn^

i^ pooi'. g| 1^ fau-^>-f^'.

Hatch-way, ^P ts'ong-
Headstrong,
keny.
^^ ngaang -

haii.

Hatchet, :^ ^ /bo-*t'au.
Heal, ^ ^ i, |jj* »- Ao.

Healthy, l^jpf^ ""s/Vow^-shan,

Hate,
fg ^ han^no\
f^^
55 ^li:
k'eung-cAon/, ^
chony .

Heap, Jjg tui, (up) i# ;g

k-ue, I perfectly detest him.
f«i-maai, ij|| ^ ^Mt- Ai,

Hateful,
pf ^^
^o/< tsnng.
'A(?A-oo\ "PT
fi SSS
ch'uuug-tip-tip.
ch'uung-
 HEA 124 HEL

Hear, |g t'rng,
Jg^ Veng- Hebrew, ^\U^ Hi-paah'-

muD, |[^ ^ Veng-Un .

loi.

Hearken, ^^ ^ V»-^i-
Hedge,
lak-li.
^g li-;?«,
^^ ^
Veng.

Hearsay,
JK^ ^ fuung-mun. Hedge-hog, J| wai',
fj ^
Hearse, ^ j^ song-kue.
Heed, ]^ >^ /coo -chue .

Heart, j\j) s?<m.

Heart-burn, J^^j^ swn-snen,

Heedless, y^^ @ j\]i»
'm-lau-

suni.
faat -lank -supn, faan-k'au .

Heel, jpjg kpuk'-chaang.

Hearth, ^ >Jg Jg ^^^-lo-
Heifer, Al-^'^ ngau- moo-
tai.

Heartily,

kom-sum.
(willing) -^ f^^ Heighten, ^ "^
^ching-ko.
Vii-i;o,
^
]^
Hearty, ^ <14^ shong-faai , Heir, ^^ -J^
tsze'-'/sze,
^
1^ ;\j) chan-sum.
^ Ch'uung- tsse, (to)
^
Heat, ^ ^^ it, it-A^^
^ Bhing-ip.

(to)*iffbs/;m-it,^fi Hell, j^^^ ts'-yuuk, ^T

c/«'w^-it.

Heathen,
^5^:^J*j^^ kaau \nu chung yuuk,
- to
ti

ngoi -1 -inun. be cast into the 9th (or

Heave, (pull) :J^ ^ch'p, (throw) deepest pit of) hell; |^;^
:^ t'au, (swell) yrfl^^K ^ lok ti yuuk. Go to

chiming- At-lai. Hell!

Heaven, ^ i'm, (the abode) Hellebore, ^S j^ lai-lo.

Helm, fj 't'oh,
f^ 't'aai,

Heavy, "^ ch'uung. j^ t'aai-t'uung.

 HER 12; HER

Helmsman, i^^ ^ shaaii- Herbalist,

^^^^ 'f-^'oi-

kuung. jenk-.nn-shang, ti^

^^
Helmet, ^^ ^ i^oxx-k'-wai.
^^ s/?a??// '^ts-o yenk
Help. ^IIJJ rong-c\ioh\ fl^
si« 5/ia/i^,
^ i^ 5t ^
H cfnu-l:oo\ (no)

mo-noi -hoh.
^^ wone Ink
Herd,
si'/i

k'wun.
shang.

'jnj" ^^
Helping-hand, ^ -^ J^ong- Herdsman, ij^ /^ muuk-yan,
shau. (of cowB)
/^^A muuk-
Hem. ^ »^ pin-kicut, (to) ngau-yan.

'^fc^'fr tHu-pin-kicut. Here, ^^ ni-ch'ue , ni-

Hem and ha, e-e-a -a .

shue .

Hemp, 1^^ ma. Hereafter, ]j:\^ ^ ^ts'ze-h&\i\

Hen, ^ -^ ^flj- moo, ^ iSH ^ ^^^'' -^^^

jjl^ kai- na. Heresy, ^ j^ i'-^'wwl,

^
Hence,^ jtt; koo'-'ts'ze, ^f t8'e-/:<7a/^ .

(a^av) ll^ltt li-'^a'^e,

Heretofore, ^^^ ts'uung-

B^ ^ li-;?»-sA2/e .
loi, [6j ^ /^?w/7^ -ioi.

Henceforth, ^ -^ ]^
Hermit,
^^^m^ZA
\i-shf/i -tnuk-kue-Ice -yan,
tBze -hum- i-hau .

A
Her,
iS
•yan, fg
^A ^''^'-'nne-
JjJ
Hernia,
i'haan-i/aii

>»J> j^ ^ ~5tM-
'k'ue, (poss.) "(g
ch'ennfr-At .

Pg[ \*ue-Z'e'.
Hero,
^^ i^m^-huung,
^
Herald, *^'%'*^ suen-lmg-
^ ^ lio-kifc.
kooji, *^ suen-po'
Heron, ^^ paak-lo .

Herb, ;^ ^ 'ts'o-fs'of, Herring,

^ ;# t3'o-*ue ^
medical herb, ^tX yeuk- ch'i-*ue, ^ 'S wong-
ue.
 HIG 126 HIR

Herring-bone (in sewing)

*& kaak -Jcwut.
^ High-water, "jj^"^^^
taai -ting .
shui-

Hesitate,
J^ ^ ch'i-ch'ue, Hill, |^[j
shaan, [^ ling.

M^
P^
*^''-'' *^^"

luun-chiiun,
speaking) Hilly, llj^llg /i'^-A-«^,

toh-shann.
^^|
P§ ^/;R§
lak-tak Hilt, ^;|^ t'iu-pew/, ;j->pj o^.

Heterodoxy, S ^f i -A-«au . Him, fg ^k'ne.

Hew, (to) ^ teuk\ ^\] seuk\ Himself, fg @ 3 'k'ne-

tsze - ki.

Hibernate,
*J^ ^^ ts'im- Hinder, pj;[ 'c/^oA,
f|| pj^
ts'ong. laan- cAo/<.

Hibiscns, (rosa) ^ ::fg

Hindermost, ^^ moot-
huung-/a, (mutab) ^^ hau , j|^ ^ shau-mi.
foo-yuung, (manihot)
^ Hinge, ^ ^aa?^

^^ wong-shuuk-k'wai, Hint. g| g^ inai'-^ue, (to)

(.Syriaca) '^ ^ fut-son^. trRs SE '^^^-o^^'-'lio'X at)

Hiccough, :J7*
f^ nS ^ta-sze-

yik. Hip, -^ Wjg taai - ^'wt,

^
Hide, (to) ^ J^ /i/Z^maai, taai - ;^J.

m-maai, ^ j^ ts'ong- Hippocampus, y^ ^ hoi-

maai. ma.
Hide, (a) j^ ^ ^^'i-cheung, Hippopotamus, |^ ^ hoh-

^ j^ MfZ^^-p'i. ma.
Hideous,
§,^fj^
c^'a«-maau ,
Hire, (house, &c.) ^ <so,

1 ch^au-ok .
% yum', (men) >(^ ^
High, ^ ko, (on high)
J;^
yum'-yuung', (wages) \
,E!j sheung^-A:o, "^ J^ T. y2Ln-kuung, T
tsoi -sheung . kiamg-*ngau.
 HOG 127 HON

His, jg |Jg[ 'k'ueV Hoist,

:^t 'c^i'e,
:{|l ^ 'cA'8-

Hiss, Mii|j l^ sze-sze,

ch'aai-t'oi. ch^e- sbeung.

Historian,
c
52e-yan.
fi^ ^^ sau- Hold, (to)
J2 ^ 'pa-'shau^

Jg fj Va-ch'i, git cAwp,

History, ^ =2 sse-^i
;^'^ cAfl-chue (contain)
(national) -^ ^ /con^-
^^ cAony, 1^ ^M ts'ong-
,

faA;,
y\ ^^. yup-te^-, (fast)
Hit, fy^' '^a-cheuk,
J^gJ
pHiuvg-ts'-an, (with a stone) ^ ^^
Hold,
ting -shat.

i^bhip's) ts'ong.
j|^

Hither, ^] ^ Hole, ^ ^huung, ^ 7wtm^.

BJg ^o'-nt-
Holiday, (to give) JJ^ ^
Hitherto, ^ Acun^ -loi,
fong -ka ,
(a gala day)
^
|oJ
^ Q -^ ko-hing-j&t- Uze.
Hollow, ^^^Mz^ny- luung,
p)'ing-so
^^ .

Hive, ^^S^l mat-/wwn^-

Hollyhock, ^ !^ k'wai/a.
•luung.
Hoard, (to) ^^ fsik-ch^uuh.
Holy, ^ s/it'n^ .

Home, g^ A;a, (at) :j^

Hoarseness, \A^ ^^ sha-sheng.

Hoax, 1^ 3^ A/-luung .
tsoi -^a, (go) ^ kivai,

Hobgoblin, ^^"^ iii-kwaai ^faan-kwai, [E]^ ooi-

,

^ i^ ^
^^^-^au-tsing. /ra.

Hoe, (to)
^ jjon^, (a) Home-made,
^H^ ^'a-*laan»
^ cheung-pong,
^ A:a-*laan-^e .

ch'oh-t'au. Hone, ^^ ch'iu-shek.

Hog, ^^ chue. Honest,

^^ lo-shat.

Hog's lard,
^ y^ chue-ysLU. Honey, ^ 5^ raat-t'ong.
 HOR 128 HOU

Honey-comb, j^" ^ mat- Hornet,

^^ ang-fuung,
fong, j^^ W mat -tow -^ ^ mimk- Juung.
Honey-suckle,
tti ^^ Horrible, ^^^-ts'ai- ts^aam.

kum-n^QM-fa. Horror, ^& ^^ huuk-^s'wwA.

Hongkong, ^ }^ Heung- Horse, ,(g 'ma, (a) —^
kong. ma.
<^ yci't-chek -

Honour, ^ -^ tsuen-kwai Horse-racing,

^^ p^aau-
(to)
^^ A;«n^ -chnung . uaa, p^ ,^ fcni -"^ma.

Hood, ^fjjg suet''-*mo ,

^ Horse-radish, ^^ laat-/can.

^^ fau-Zt'oi Horse-shoe, ^^^ ma-A;«ap .

Hoof, ^ t'ai. Horse-wliip,

^ ^|^ ma-jt?m.
Hook, ^-§1 A;fl2/, M^a?^. Hose, ^ mat, (of a fire
Hoop, (to)
IJI
/oo, /f'oo, (a) engine) ==^0^ ngau-hau.

^^ t'iu-mit, (iron-)
^ Hospitable,
^^ hi-haah ,

hi-haak -kr .

Hoot, p^l hohty Pgg /lo/i^ Hospital, 1^ ^ 1- ioon.

Host,
W
^^ chue-ka, (troop)

Hop, ^ P g^ toan-A^wA'- kivun.

Hostages, ^ r/it ,
(to ex-

Hope,^ raong',
"'''^^
chi- change) ^^ kaau-ehi .

mong . Hostess, ^ -Q" chue mo,

Hoppo, ^^ ^^?rafln-poo , -^iy^ niie chue ja,n.

5^ ^ hoi-hraan. Hot, ^ it, (feverish) ^

^^ ^
Horizon, ti -p'ing, king .

^
(visible) jj^j tHn-keuk . Hotel,
^^ haak-ne , ^
Horn, ^ /;o/i;
,
(edible deer's)
J^ tsau-tim .

"W^ luuk-yaung. Hound, J^ ^§J

lip- kau.
 HUF 129 HUM
Hour, p^^ ^ tim-chiiung, Hull, (of a ship) ^ ;5'
(quarter of an) ^j haak . shuen-sArm.

House, ^ uuk, ^ j^ unk- Hull rice,

^;)j^ rhiiung- mai.

k% (a) f^^ mit-kaan- H"™' SS ffi

wang-wang-

jiuk, ^
(mercantile) •hong, «^^^"y,
ft J5 ^ kwaang-

a house to

'^
^ ^ ^jlet,

hat nk ch^uid yuui .

kivaang-shmg.
Human, ^^ yan-lui , yan-

Household, ^^ ka-shaf, lui -ke ,

(relations) A -j!^

^^
(domestic!)) ^a-yan.
yan-luun.
Humane, J^ j\]^^ ts'ze-sw?»,
Hovel, ^^ •liu.

^^ ^ ^^ ;\]^ fook-sum.
Hover about, (p'ooi-
Humanity, (benevolence) -^
ooi) ff H flT tfl^
hang-
yan.
ha-mong

^
-^ha, (as a bird)
Humble, ^ ^m him-suun ,

How,
fi^
Pfi
nT /:/^-'ha-
/2W, Mfi /{^ tim-
(to) ^ m. ling'

•yeung ,
'fnj'
hoh.
him-'pi, (one's self)
^
^^ tsze'-A//^?.

How many? ^^ ki-toh,

Humbly, ^ fuuk, -g -j^
^ A^ foh-'shiu. p*o-fuuk.
However, ^^ ^^ se^/-in.
Humbug, (a) "^ ^^ ha'-
Howl, [^1^^ ho-ho-sheng^ ma-«m/, (to) ^ f'z^m .

Humility, W^ ^^ him-suun ,

Hubbub, 1^ ^ Ai^en-naau ,
Sit M^ ^^"^ him-suun -

ke -sum.

Huddled, :ti||^ /ai-tsaap- Humorous, ^^ ^

|/^ '^o-

maai. t'iu-«//, •jtf ^^ '^*<'-

Huff, (in a) Zfc ^ shaang- kong-siu .

hi Hump-back, pj"^ t'oh-^0(7t'.

 HUT 130 IDE

Hump, bullock's, -^^ ngau- Hyacinth, (stone)

^3||Jg
Jcin. i'h^ik ma- no.
chHk-

Hundred, pf^ak . Hymn, ^ shan-sAi, ^,

Hundredth. ^"Q* tai -paak .
^ s^?y//7 -.s/n', to sing a
Hunger, '^^ *^A;/-ngoh .
hymn, |v|gdf
FTP. ch^eung shi.

Hungry, j^i ^ Vo-ngoh .

Hunt, ^ |j^ ta-ViT^.

Hypocrite,
fg^ ngai'-shin*,
Hurrah ^
I ''ho!
1E # %/-shin\
Hurricane, ^^ fuung-kw^ ,
Hysoii-Lea, ^^^ ^»-
/wMn^-kau .
rA'?<wn-ch'a.
Hurry, (to) '^!^ ^^ ff^'ui-pik^
Hysaop, Zfig^;^ ngau-sa^
(in a) »[t^ Jg^
mong^A:,

^ -^^
Hurt.
'ft^tn-kup.

shewig, (by a knock) I

^ il
Husband,
'hom-h^an.
chenng'-/oo,
I, ^ 'ngoh.
^(^^
(coL.)y^{i^ lo-kuung.
Ibex, —Q [Jj ^ gat

Husbandman, -|^ nuung- ^ chung shaan yeung.

foo, ^03 A /'^)!«^-t'in-yan.

Ice,
^ ping, ^Jt
/J(
;;my-

tuung (commonly called in

Hush, ^* §|j^ ^Mm -mok, ,

(hush !) Il)|t^ mai-sheng.

Canton) ^ st<e^ (snow).

Iceberg, jrwii/ shaan.

Hush-money, |^^^ ^om- /yj^C [Jj

pooi - .sA(^i^.
Icy,
^ ^J< ^^ 'yau ju»>?^ a,

Husks, ^ ;ion<7,
^7^ ^^'n^- ^K ^ 6ll ^""'7 s^ing ^*-

p'i. Idea, ^"g i',

g ,g I'-s^/,

Husky voice, v4^^ sha-sheng. ^Sjl '^.un^-t'au,

:^^
Hut, ;;;j^ S maau-w«^. 5e?«jy-tseang , j^ nim .
 IGN 181 IMA

Ideal, jg f^ iJ^
I chilling ^
Iguite, */^ cbeuk-/oA.

ti, i^\ pfl f^ij

sum ch'imnff Ignorant, ^[ffi
Jj]
mo-c7a,
^
ti! ideal excellence -|^ /^ ^1 ^ iuo-/</i -s//iA;.

^ shup fun \fio, JlJ^ g] Iguana,^ ii!j|- Z'ojt? -^kaai.

miu kik, ^ ^^ kik mi; Ill, (sick)

^1^ V*u-peifg\
beau ideal ^^ mat (bad) :^ ij^ 'm-'ho.
Illegal,
^[J,}^
faan'/«a^',
^
Identical, se?<«^-t'nung,
^ 'm-bop-/a«^

1^ —
;;Jg[^
—'^
•

'O*
^"^ yeimg\ lUegitiiiiate,
] -x»-vt-
Illicit,
'^^ '
*^
Idiom, ^ }^ Iconfj-faaf,
pat-faat
J

^a ^ue faae jg, ^^ Illiberal, ^ /l^'i rhaak -sum.

tsuuk ue.
Ill-natured, ^ 'ji^ ^mang-
Idiomatic,
^ ^^ '^ ^on^-

tak-faat\ ^^^^^i-'^^'^ong-
Illness, 3^ peng .

faat
Idiot,
^ /^ ngoi-yan.
Illuminate, (with lamps)

cheung-tang, (enlighten)
^
Idiotic,
^^ baan, (to)
c/i'i-ngoi.
J)^
fl^ "3^
(hhc'-kwong.
Idle,
P^^
/V/i^-haan; idle stories,
f^ f^l

^
Illustrate,
^^ ^jtnw-ming,

baan t'aam.
illustrated book, 32 ^^
Idol,
^|i^

^ 1^ i^'oo-saat
or ^^ /c«?m5' ^sfli shue

If,
^ f^ ^ ,jeuk, 't^ong.
or wa
Illustrious,
.s-^wf.

MS ^ *^Aj>i-taat.
yeuk, ^'(^ yeuk-hai^ if

there ^^ is, yeuk yau; Ill-will, ^ haa\

Image, 'ngau-tseung'.
if you please, ||| ^s'en^. {^^g^
Ignis fatuus,^ */^ A^wat- Imagine, ^ /^ ueu-*^seM«y,.

foh. ^seung.
iVu>
 IMP 132 IMP

Imbecile, ij^ ^ noh'^-yeuk. Impair, sue?i.

Imbue, )l^ cltim, ^ haap. Impart, ^ ch'uen,

Imitate,
^ ^^ hok-haau^ ch'uen-^jiji.

Immaculate, ^J|^^ ^mo- Impartial, ^^ /i;«Mn^-p'ing.

'ha.-ts'zo. Impatient,
^^ cheuk-A;Mji7,
Immaterial, ^J^^^ mo- 5^ nfR *^mo-V«^n-noi\
ying-mo-tseung'', (unimport-
Impeach, 'g' ^^',
-g^^ ^c>'.
ant) ^y^^" '^mo-seung-
*chong\ ^S "^^^i.
kohn.
Impede, |fl:|^ta«m-'ngMa
Immediately, ^j] [^
^ n$ /a?/,^-siii.
tsik-&\ii,
^
Impediment,
^choh-chue^

[^ fong-
Immense, j^ ^
kik-taai\
ngoi\
:pg

Immerse, J^ chum', '^ ^SMm\

Impel, :^ Ptii,
f^g ts'ui-
Imminent, the matter is,
^ pik, ^ -^ ^uung-hue\
i^JQ^^ sze'-tsoi'-taaa^-

tsik.
Impending, [^^ lum-^k*an.

Immoderate, jj^ ^ ^kwoh-

Imperative, -^^^ S^»m-

t'au,
J§ ^ kwolt? -tong^
^ /^ ^
Immodest, ^ ^mo-*^lai,
Imperfect, i^«!^-
jj|i@
cAa?^-ts'uen, P^ ^ V^*^"

'mo-lim-V/i'i.

Immoral, ^ ij^ '[C 'm-tuen-

Imperfection,
^^ khtet'-

ching^,
^ Jj^ 'm chimf
faat.

^
Immortality, ;^i(
^ Ving- Imperial,

^ ^^
iffij ue\
wong-^a.
yww.
shang, ^h^f. wing ts'uen.

Immutable. ^^ jt?fl^-yik. Imperious,

^^ i^a -hi

I™P' ^ ff ^kwai-Hsai, /]> Impersonal, ^ M ^ ^^

m naam m nue.
 IMP 133 IMP

Impertinent, 4^ -^ faan'- Important, ^ g|! ^kan-iu,

no imix)rtaiiCL', ::A'
^^
faan'-fun\
f§ ^ IsHm'- mo
mo
'kan iu',

seintfi ko/tn.
'^ j^ ^
fun\ (not concerned) ^>
^^ hw-kwaan-shif'
Imports A P '^ yup ^/i(tii

fo\
Impetuous, (disposition)
'J!^ Importune, ig «^ai, '^
^ sing'-kup.
^ jpa^Aiil^k'au.
Impervious, !!^^^ 'm-toZ-- Impose,

]|i^
Jfl ka,
hi-pHn\
(upon)
^
Implacable,
?|i x^ ^ Impossible, ^^ Z'^/m^-W,

ngaang -'m-woh. ^ "^ ^

ifwe/i -'^mo-A-^'',

Implement, ^ In\ ^^ shai'-'m-tak,

^ j|g ^;«^

hi -kue

Impostor, 3^
Implicate,
|g^ ^'oA-lni',
jj^ ;jg ^^^-on^-

Imposts, Igfjf -^hiu-ch'aau.

lin.

Implicitly,
^ :;:1 ^\^^ mo-i'-
Impotence, ^g^ mo-nang

sum, Z^ -j^ ngaang^hai^ yJ -^ J£ ^^^ '^^ ^sz«<A;.

Implied meaning,
^ ^ ^' Impracticable,

tso -tak.
^'^^:^ 'm-

-in-ngoi^
p^ ^
^[» i -tsoi
Impress,
noi
.3
-t
.3
:fX^ ta-yan, (the
Implore,
|g yj^ ^han-k'&u.
mind)
^Jjj "^iJc^-tuung', ^
Imply, Hg^
:fg om-'chi. Imprison, ^y\.]^ k^wwi-
Import, (goods) ^ y^ ju^-kaam, ]\^ g ^/iau-

P
10
^501 yup-^Aaw. Aaam, ^^ "^ts'oh A;a«;/j.
 134 INC
INA

Imprisoned, ^|^0|5 'ts'oh- Inattentive, yp> ^ 'Ij'

'ni"

kaam he

Improl)able, P^ naan- Inauspicious, ^^

'm-li'-Bhi\
i^ft^^fl^,

sxim\ S8% naan-yau, /P TflJ Tfi"

Inborn,

Improper,'::^ ^ 'm-cheuk.
In-bredi
| ^^^^ shaang-

Improve, ^^ uet- Ao, ft t8oi'-noi\ 5c^. ^'''^-^°'

''''-^^^^-
^^ s/ifmn^'-sheng,

s/i«rtn// loi
^^
yau
time) g>l@3fe^ ^fc-ITH^I
liu'ong-ywn- ti.

Imprudent, % ,@. ft '^o- Incalculable, ^ pf ffi^ ®

sse-leung. pat-'^hoh-shing-^sho, ^ i|5

Impudent, '^'^"^hss ^' mo-k'uung.

'm-nang,
'^°-^^'
Incapable, Z^ gg
^^^\ «£ fe If T^ -^ 'm- ooi.

taan\ ..5
Incarnation, [^ ^ ''ong'-

Impure, ^^ ^ '^ ^^'^'^

shang.
teing'.
^
A^,
Incendiarism, JJ; yC 2- ^
In, (to be) :^ t60i\
pt% /b«^ foh ke Bze .

1# ^ 'hai-shue\ [o] g Incense, (to) ^ jg ^^Vc-no'.

'/ieM;;^-sW,(into)Ay"P- Incense, § Ae«"5', (^tickB)

Inaccurate, :^^
^
'^^n-ts^oh\
H# ^in'-hmng, M#
Inadequate, 'j^
'm-lcau\
# shan
^ ^ f^ ^
keuk'-hewig, jji^
Inadmissible,
lieimg.
'm-^'^<'«»-^rtfc-maai.
Incessant, :;?i gjC V^'^-^^^-
Inadvertence, @ |^ ^«'^^'-

^ H ie ^ ^^'^'^*

'ng', 4^ ^ shat-kok^.
Incest,

shuuk-sew??^-/v'a«?^'
Inadvertently, Z^^ 'm-kok\
 INC 135 IXC

Inch, %j- ts iifii Incompatible, 7(^)^%^

Incident, ^ "{"^ sze^-ts'ing, 'm-kaung'-/rt^.maai, yfi;(fl

fS ffi $ 'iigau-in-9ze\ •^ 'm seung hop.

Incidental,
|^ ^ ngau-in, Incompetent, 1^ fi 'm- ^
^^ ^[* iigaak-*ngoi\ .5/aV?/7-yum',
;^:^|g^fi
Incision, y}\% fo-sheimcf,
"J^ ts'oi joa^ s/ji>?^ yum , "fl
to-\o\
Jg
p^ -^ moon
Incisor,

^ J^
nga.
Incomplete,
^^ 'm-ts'ai,
Incite,

Incivility,
^ fjjQ
'min-lai\

mo- lai.
;p ^ 'm ts'uen, 7^ ^
yau Z;'Me/.

Inclined, '[g^i?'m-S»?, -fgl] Incomprehensible, ^ p]*

|[^|j

1^ chal'-ti, (the mind) /\^

^ j)rt^ hoh-c?i'ak-shik.

f5|
sum-heung , "^ ^Aa/?^. Inconceivable, "^ ^^
Inclose, (in a letter)
jj]^ ^ '^seimg 'm Vo, ^ pj* ^"^
Ica-fuung,
^^ |;««i^- 1^ jjat hoh I k'aap.

juunrj, (by a fence) ^ Inconceivably: J^^Pf^

:^5 wai-maai. i j3a^ Ao7i k'aap, in-

Include,
^^pj ;;r/a?<-t8oi'- conceivably beautiful, j^
noi\ -^ ;(g paau-¥oot'.
Incoherent talk, i@ t^ Inconclusive, ;^;^ nil uen,

ngaam^-wa\ pIc^K nii' ting' shat.

Income, yup-s/y^, Incongruous, 1 _^ ^,

7^ ^J^ )5ff ^

shoh yap. *
y^ Inconsistent, )

Incomparable, ^^ mo-
sheung,
^j;^^ mo-yn- /^ |?fl^ hop, '^ g ;?«« i,

'^ g| i^^ ^li,

^ ^mong.
 INC 136 IND

Inconstant, ^*^ mo-sheung, Incubate,5^"^ po -*taan .

Incumbent, tJI^ j^oon-fun ,

Incontinent, "^ g ^\\ 'm- j)oon-in\\ -Ice .

tsze -chai
Incur, ^rJn, ^^j cAi'-^/,
Inconvenient,
^^^ 'm-
fong-^m\ Z^"^ 'ni pin\
Inconvertible,
^ ^^ ^ jw^
Incurable, I^ ^ ^^ 'm-t-

nang yik, ^ [^^ >(fc 7^«^

tak,
^^ mo-faat

nang /a .
Indebted, -^ him ,
^ ^r
Incorrect, ^ ts'^oh ,
7^ ^ him -chaai
Indecent, ^
yau rA'a, ]!^ji£ 'm c/wi(j ,
^^ /?- lai, ^>5_

]^ -^ 'm hop.
ts^o, ^-^^ 'ra hop i.

Incorrigible,
W. ^ :f^ it
Indecision,' ^ ^ ttt;
):^
'yv <ii,\
"^mo-

waan- kang-jmt-fa .
^ -^ 7c'?/6^'-z',

ting
:^^^i,^
chue
mi'

gj^ 'm Jiang Icoi. i

Incorrnptible,
^^f^ 'm- Indeed, i^ j£ cltan-ching ,

waai'*-Mf,
i^^^flf 'm- "f^ shat, ^ "^ Mw shat,

maai-f/««/Z'-^aA;. "1^^ i^ shat-tsoi .

Increase, Jfl ^ /rrt'-foA,

Jfl
Indefatigable, ^ '^ mo-
j^ Ica-tsang, ^ i«/m, kuen .

Lence the usual good wish Indefinite, xf^[J^^ 'm-haan-

^^T @ St ^'»^ ^^^'^
ting .

/«fl^ ts'oi, (may you have) Indelible,

tak.
^^ f
^ 'm-lut-

more sons and greater

wealth. Indemnify, B§|^ p'ooi-/rtan.

Incredible, ^ ^ pi]* pai- Independent, Q -j^ tsze -

''hoh-suun , "^^^ 'm- laap, ^, ^ pat-k'aau ,

^
jup-SMM;i § ling -tsze .
 IXD 137 IXD

Index, g ^ rauuk-luuk, Indirect, f^^M ^''^'^'

'g H meng miuik; index t'au, 'm-hai^-chik-t'au.

of a book ^g sAke Indiscreet, Tf^ ^M P^^^'

mnuk, ^g L'.n m^uk.^ ^fs2e-sa\, '^ /\> ill>

'""^

0] K S
5^«'^'-to'- SIM sum.
India,

Tcicok .
Indiscriminately, ^^^
Indian corn, |g ^ ^uick-

''mai, ^^ jiaau-suuJc.

really
^ gy 'm /"em pit.

Indian [ so-called, Indispensable, i^^flf i'»^-5?«^»

Chinese] ink, g mak.

j;;Y-si«-ke\-^^t#''^*""
India-rubber, ^^ tseung'-

shue -Jcaau.
Indisposed, ^^ /lim'-o/w?,

'c/;i-shi
Indicate, ;fg tJ:
,
indisposed,
oAn, somewhat
:f| |±}
'r/u- ch'Hut, p a little out of sorts,

A'O/?^' meng. colour": '^^

rather "off
Indict, -g^ ^/> -*chong .

g ite 'm-tsze'-tsoi', ^
Indifferent, -J^'j^ pok-ts'ing,
nup, (disinclined) 3^ ^
'laang-taam', (any i

Vo" ?|t 'm-'^seimg.

way) l^^ffiH ts'ui-
Indissoluble,
3 ,
'(K
-1^
^ # ^S
W
-fe/fc
ts'ui-pin'-pin^ (*pin
7 •
).
'm-fci-faJc-hoi, yfv |p j^^
Indigent, #^ p'»iQ V^''-

Indigestion, -^i^ shik-chai .

Indistinct, :^ ^ fi
'"J-
Indignant, fg jg horn' -ban . ming-paak,;^^^mi'-
Indignation, \^'\§^ nau-hsin. tsHng-'^ch'-oh.

Indigo, ^f£laam-tin^ (the Indistinguishable, '^^^

tree) ^ ;gj laam shue .
'm fun talc hoi.
 INE 138 INF

Individual, 'gr wai ,

(an) — Inevitable, 7f ^ ^^ 'm-

-jg \
kin',
yat-koh'-j&n, (thing)

(Sec A.), (by

min-to/<:,
IK ^ 1^ '"'°-

f|: noi -hoh.

itself) -g g ling'-tsze\ Inexcusable, ^ "^ |^ p
Indivisible, ^^ ^|f
'i»-

fun-tak.
^ '^vao-'^lioh-shu* .

Indolent, J|^ '|^

Indomitable, ^|§J|j
'/o7/-'laan.

i^"^-
Inexhaustible, ^ ^
||^
mo-k'uung-tsuun .

]^ '^ ^
ying -shue.
Inexpedient, 'm-
Induce, ^
"yan; to induce
V^"' tS 51
people
''^'*"'

to
:^'g**it m'hopi.
pin'-i,

believe, ^\^ ling'

Inexperienced, Z|:-^ shaang-

sliau.
yan sunn
Indulge,
.

koo-sik,
j^
Inexplicable, ^ pf ^ ^mo-

f^
^^Jl^
tsuimg -kwaan ,
J^^jj ^#
'hoh-'kaai, iy^ m'

fong -tsimng ,

Indulgent, ^ "^ /oon-taai ,

Inexpressible, ^ ^ ^^ ^
(self)
g flg tsze'-ha\
g ^^ ^
in-jx<^-nang-tsuun ,

j^ tsze -tsuimg . "T kong-'m-^\m.

Industrious, |^ JQ k'an- Inextricable,
^^m ^kaai-
huimg, ^^ k'an lik.
pat-ch*m(t, kaai-m-liit.
Inefficacious, ^ ^ |?«^
Infamous, ^ ^ ch'au ,

leng, 'm-leng, Z^ J^ 'm-

yvig
Inert, ^1^
.

'laan, i:?^ % fP Infant, ^^ "^^

«/my-i,

'C^ a -so- tsai.

'm- ooi-yuuk.
Inestimable,
^^ % mo- Infanticide, ^^ shaat' i.

ha - 2Wf ^- ^ mo ka . Infantry,
^^ poo -j^m^.
 INF 139 ING

Infatuated,
 INK 140 INN

Inhabit, ^ hue, ^'^ ^^ue Ink-stone, ^ ^^ mak-in

chue . (*in').

Inhabitant, ^ ^^ Jcup-mnn, Inland, pi.] j^ noi -ti .

2jC J2 A i'^'^"
'^'^
POD, Inlay, ^'l sfnmg.

Inlet, p\^ j^ yup-r7i*w« ,

^
Inhale,

yup.
!1|5^ /i;'?//^ p^A ^^'"^ '
P
moon.
^
Vwt ^haiu
f *J
'Ao»

Inherent,
^^^ shang- Inmost, ^^ r/it -shuni,

tsoi -noi ,
|S ^^ tsze -
^ pj c7^i^" noi ,
(heart)

noi - jau. *^ ij^> shum-siim.

Inherit, ^ shing, ^ tsze .

Inheritance, ^^^ /i:«-ip. haalc- koon, 5S /i" //rtftA;

Inhuman, ^ A'^ mo-yan-

^^^m 5 ^W ^l^'*
\o\ig-sum. Innate,
^ g^ ?'»;z-in,
^^
Inimitable,
^
'^ ra- Bj sJumg-tsoi -noi

k'aap-^fl'A;. Inner, ^ noi .

Iniquitous,
^^ mo-to Innocent, ^ i^ mo-tsui\

Initiate,
^ ^ ]loi-\2^.
3
Innocuous, ^^ mo-tuuk.

(introduce) ^ SI ""yan Innovate, -^ 7^ sa»-yup,

tsuun ,
^j ^ yan-yui3.

Injure, ^lioi\ j^' sifen- Innovation, ^] ^/1^ ^

^^^ > '^^^
"^ s^/eu/iff-hoi san-ch'uwrg-chi-sze .

Injurious,
^j] ^ ,.J ,

li'-hoi'
.3
Innuendo, 0^ ^] o/;j -^s'se

Ink, g mak, (liquid)

|g
Innumerable, ^ pT ^
j^cit- hoh-shing- sJio, "T^^
Ink-stand,
J5 pJC j^ '^^ak- fS Ptf ^ 'liu-^j«^to^-

6-^Mi-ch'i.
 INS Ml IXS

>

^^fq
I

Inoculate, j^ }{^ chuinig Inseparable, /rnai-

•tau .

Inordinate,
^ jjj'j -^Ij "^mo- tak.

r5j/ -c//^» , jf^ huun .

Insert,
^^ y\ ckuuip -yup.

In<|uest,
^^ im -s/<i.
Inshore,
^^ ^ k'au ngobn ,
=^ f^
In(iuire,

^
fnnff-mnn ,
Inside, ^ a^ ^lue-t'au,
^
inuu

Inquisitive,
.
fi^^
^ ^ P^
fong ch'a.

/w -
^ liie-min\ j^ noi\ \^
Pj noi rain ; inside tbe
ch'a-raun\
-ff 1^ 59 ^^o'
door, P^ fe moon noi ;

fong mun .
inside and out, ^^h noi
Insnne, ^ ?^ /}m^ -^i/?.
ngoi'.

^
IiiBatiable,
|p^ mo-»m , Insidious, ^^^ toh-piii\ ^
^ ^ /£ 'm-^/a"-/.'JK2//w
^ kaan-wasit.

^^
Inscription, /^i-mun, ^ p^
Insight,
^ chi shik,

^ ^^ y'j/i-ugaak. 1^ Zr/n s/iik.

^
inscrutable, p]*
^jj J9«^ ^^
Insignificant, mi-ho,

^ ^
3|^ mi-moot, Am<?,
/toh-ch^ak.

g
Insect, ch'nung,
Jg
^^M mo
^iw >^^\ M 'lil»
t^ a.-e',
' 7i»V

^ -^rtt^-^^-ch'uung,
§|g
"^ ^'
FIJ ^ mo chu/if/ yung .

^ luuk ^sMi<^ cb'uung.

Insincere, !^^g^ 'ra-c/a'-

shing.
^^
Ineecure, 'm-Sm«,
Insinuate, ^ '^ ts'aam-
^^ ^ 'ra o/^/j.
A
Insensible, M^^ mo-
^^°g''

t'au-juip.
fi itl
i'^^^

cAi-^rt/c
5^ , ^ nia-muuk, Insipid,
jl^ taam\ t'aara, ^
^"^ ia yv "^ °^" ^*"^'
^ ^mo mo-mi'-to\ M
van-sze shan.
 142 INS
INS

Insist, ^^ lak-ling', ijfv

Instance, (for) J:t$P_^V»"-«e,

the first instance, ^</J ^

Insnare, ^ haam'-hoi',
ch'ohts'ze, "g ^ '«/*«w

fg /s'2e'; a court of the first

^a' "g»
instance, "^^Pl
Insolent, §i fS" ngo'-°^aan\ moon.
Instant, J^^ g|J fin'-haaJc\
/g: il>gi y^ p65[ '^moo-maan'-

yan-/c«^.
ArtflA;; on the 5th instant,
'm-y-
Insoluble, 7f^^^§ 2|s: ^ %J 3i Vo^'^ i^et

f/i'o/t ng.
chaai'-^tun.
Insolvent, ^J|JC Instead, (of) Pai'-toi\
^f^-
InBomuch, f^^ ^^'»'-''^
^ Instep, BWW ^^^^''

gj cAi'-io\ :g^ shum'- poov'-ivaan.

Instigate, p^ '|3^ soh-'suung.

Inspect, Sg ch^a-./.'««^, Instil,

JJA* ^^'""'"y'^P

^ ^
Icaam, tuuk
Instinct, til's sm^^'-ts'ing,
Inspector, ^'g' kaam-hmk,
*[4 ^jwon-sincf.
2js;
(of Schools, Government),
^
Institute, c/i't7\

^
Instruct, ^'a^/?<^

Jca shue '^Icoon Imam tuuk. ^

Instruction, gf||
^««w'-

Inspire, ^^ k'iq)-hi\ (di- ^^

/««', /ra^r^^'-ling'.

^'^^""' *^^^
vinely) ^ lil mak-Vau.
;^ ^
^6ffi
Instructor,
stn shang.
Inspirit, JE ^suxmg-%,
'[^ Instrument, |g _g, /^i'-kue\

^^ 6?<?//?^-tuung\ Insubordination, ^ 25l

^ai-

Instable,
^^ '
'm- w«n. yik.
 INT 113 INT

Insufferable,
7f^^y% 'm- Intelligent, |||^^ ^ ta'uung-

ymi-tak, 'm- ijan-t'th-k&'. ming.

Insufficient,
^^ 'm-kaic'. Intelligible, B^JQ ming-paak.
Insular, Hj;|^'^;?frC ^^*

yau Slim.
i^*'*
Intemperance,
^^ /on// -

Insult, ^^ Ai-foo\ ^ |ffig moV.

^ ling-yuak,
/f^ '||g Intend,
Jf g^ t'-yuuk,
gj^
moo-maan\ yuuk, /g '67'wn//.
Insuperable, hcoli^- ?^ ^^ kik-shum
jl^^f^ Intense, ,

pat-tah, ktcoh^- 'm - ^rt/c - ke'^

^S#i
tak-huti'.
'na-^'^'^/^'- Intention, ^Mi -sze ,^i ,

i\j* ^^ sum chi , z

Insupportable, *^ ^^ ^ chiie t .

tong-pat- hi, tong-m-'^hi-ke^. Intentioned, ^^ ^^ yau-i ,

Insurance, -^ [^ '^po-'^him,

insurance company, -^j^ Intentness, ^[>|^^ chum-sum.

^ al po htm kuung sze.
Inter, ^ :^| tsong -maai.
Insure, ^^|^ 'maai-^;?o-
p^ yuun
%%m, to insure a ship,

po shuen;
^ Intercalary,

Intercede,
^^
,

toi -k'au.
J|§ to insure
against loss by fire, ffl >h
Intercept,
^^ |^ laan-tsit.

^ J30 /o/i '^him.

Intercessor, ^\^ ^^ ^ toi

Insurrection, ^-^ ^ ^so^'^-

k'au che, X^ ^ chuiing

luen'. yan.

Integrity, ^l^j^- stunn-hau'', Interchange, j^ ;^ seung-

Hl| IE kong-ching .
oon ,
^^ A;af«<-yik.

Intelligence,
^f^ kin-shik, Intercourse, ^ :^. kaau-tsip ,

(news) §^ sheng-hi\ g^ Vong-loi.

 INT 144 INT

Interdict, ^^ hi)» -*««» Interpolate, Jg; A^^

:^ rJ- Icuni' ^chi. wan -yap-tsze -kue .

Interest, 7p]^§, li -si/i;, ^||^ Interpose, A^ ^ ^^'^P'

li'-ts'in, i7„ interest (^ climmg-kaan, ^^ t'

^ .&
Interest,
^^^'

(to
'''^^'^

move)
*^^^-
yup-k'i-f/iwi^;?^.

:J7' J[| Interpret, cli'uen-*wa

-f^fj ,

"^/rt-tuung^ (concern) ^
Jcwaan.

Interesting, ^j S!) ^^
Interpreter, ^J ^ i'uM??.^-

yan-tuung -/ioA -siwi.

>li^
*sze^ ^'^ ch'uen-ZcMMn^',

Interfere, '^ ^7a>^ 3^ ^H,

(official)
^f If 'g /aan-

^Ji 'to-% (meddle) ^ f\]s.-koon.

Interrogate, p'oon-
Qg p^
ch'ttci-p- tsiii. mun .

Interrupt, |g^| choh- t'uen.

Interim, R^ |li5 slii4r<rt«.

Interior, p^ j^ uoi -ti ,

^ PR ® 'c//oA-ting\

lue-t'au. chiieii-shue
gj^ J^ A;rtfM/.- .

Interlace, ^ jjfl
kaau-ka. Intersect, -^ ^ seung-kaau.
Interleave,

Intermediate, fJi
fg ^|^
|^
kaaJc'-^chi.

chuunrj-
Interstice, ^ 5^ «^o7t-/a .

Interval, |^ kaan.
kaan.
Intermission,
j^ ^§» 2^
Intervene, TV 4* K ^^P'
chilling -kaan.
i''\r\g-$ik-i:,lii-kaan.

Intermit, ^ gj^ /«««« -/"'^ •

Interview, '^ ^ min -^t/?, .

Intestines, j^ ch'eung,
Internal, ^ noi ,

^^^ *ch'eung; intestine war«,

International law,

^ maan^ - /«t'o/:'' - kuung- pg g[ noi' luen , pj ^

noi chaang.
faat
 INT 145 IXV

Intimate, yji0,^ NT«////-shuuk^ Introduce, j\ "^yan-yup,

^j
§I>S Van-/5<<wu',
5[^
C^o) $^ ho-fhi. yaa-/:/?i

^ t'ai-V<j,
,
(a subject)

^ A;'j/\
j^
Intimidate, ^^ ^f^ huung-
haak , flK ^ ha-aat ,
(in
Introduction, (to a book)
/J>

order to extort) p|3 ^ //«- ^j

ation)
sin- yan,

^L ^
(recommend-
^.sm -sAz/^.

Into, yup, yup-

Intrude, ^^^ t'ong-tat,
^^
;\ 7^ p5 r;j'aa7> -yup,
7\^ :|f T^-J-
noi .
cbong -yup-^2^c .

Intolerable,
^^ naan- Intrusive,
^^ ts'o'-po\
yuung, ;p ^ I : 'm- Intrust, :j^ ^oA;', ^ :^:^
yuung-^^A-,
;;f; :^ :J^
m kaau-t^ok .

Intuitively, (to know) Ai

Intoxicated, tsm - tsau. 331 y2! shang-i-chi-chi.
rifn

Intoxicating, P^ ^^ ooi-
Inundate, -^^
shvi-cheung ,

tsm -yan, ooi-tsin -he

^
.

Intractable, >j> §^ 'm-

Inundation,
shin-tsum -saai

^ ^-^
.

lo- shui.
shau -Jcaau

Intrencbment, |
.

.M- ymg-
Invade, ^ y\ ts^um-

yup-A«f .

^lui.
Invalid, ^ j^ peng -waai\
Intrepid,
^^^ ^«a/«-
Invaluable, ^^^ mo-
sArtflny-mo.

Intricate, ^^ ^ft /s*o7: -tsaap. Invariable, ^^ ;;a^yik,

Intrigue, =^ ^ kwai-cha ,
^ ^ i^«^
'^''^»
tS tangr
(to)

haan-kai
:yki^ ^^^M-so/^
$f n *^
Inveigh,
Bbeung.
naau
.
[^ .
 INV 146 IKR

Inveigle, Mj HI Iccm- yan. Invoice, '^ _|^ /bA -taan^

Invent, ^^ chai -tso .

Inventory, ^^^ mat- Invoke, P^ ^§ foo-yeuk .

Involve,
H^ ^ ^Wi-lui , ^
Invert,
^^ ^to-'^chiien.
1^ lin-lui'!

Inverted, ffii •p] <»»-%.

(money
Involuntary,

'm-tso
;:^ tft #i
Invest, with, Jfjq Z'a, -/rt/i;- r/«<^.

for profit) [ij ^ fA'?/?^^ Inward, ^ noi .

.siVi-, (in property) ^^ Ipomoea, #^ ^ Jgt,

^kum-

^ c/^/^-sliat-ip, to invest p^'mg-fuung, (reptans) ^g

a city,
Q^ wai shing. ^^ ung -ts'-oi

^ ^
Investigate, ch'a- Ii'is, iiP^
Br 'ngaan-^st??77,
^^
ch'aat\ 9E^^' ?/l- rtW ^ oo-ising, (flower) "|^^
^M^
Inveterate, kau^-
qfg mong-yrt^^/a.
mo-%^ ^4'^ % m Iron, ^ tHt ,
(for clothes)

fcan-shum- ^ S^ tai-lcoo ,
^^'t^omj-'tau, (to)^
^^ /•fl'W-peng -naan-t.

^Q ^ ;&
Invidious,

to -ki
cA?w- Iron-grey
tfj t'au
(hair)
^^^
faat poon paak.

Invigorate, ^^ ^ jc^o-lik. Ironically, to speak, ^^

Invincible, ^ |^ mo-tik. tsok-yan, }X ^ ^ M
Inviolable, T^-^"^^ 'm- faan- to- c/ruen- hong.

sheu)iff-{&Sin -talc. Irony, it^\^^pooi- iseung-

Invisible,
^J^pf^ mo- *wa .

ying- hoh-lcin . Irrational, M '["^ ^ 'mo-

Invitation-card, pm|W^ ts^eng- ts'ing- li.

tHp\ Irrecoverable, ]^ ^^ |^ 'm-

Invite, -^ ts^eng. tak-faan.
 ISO 147 JAC

Irregular, g^ luen', M. ^ Issue, (to) ^ /a^//',

[Jj c/i'ifM^;
^ mo-faat -to ,
^ ^^ to issue a proclamation
|f{
'ni-ts'ai, irregular behaviour, -^ ^ cA'i/M^ ko shi^; to

pat
^ lS ^ IE
chin(j .
^^^"S" ^'"^i issue a

ch^uut p'iu
warrant,

.
jjj ^
Irrelevant,
^jf ^ P^ a-a-hoi, Isthmus, iJj^^ shaan-iu.

yifia-uga-lioL It, jg 'k'ue.^

Irremediable. ^^'^ mo- Itch, ^

faat
noi^hoh,M^pf^
• hoh-kau .
W Itching, ^
jeung.
/«ai

han, jj^ han-

Iri-esistible, iffiAKfSft Itinerary,
jjgg lo'-ch'ing.
mo-yan-tik-?'aZ"-chue . ^"^o^T' ^ ;^ tseung^-nga.
Irresolute,
^^^
M
Sno-
Vii/e-A ^ ^[^ mo- ch'eung-fA*2«oi-t'ang.

ting -si/If/ .

Irrigate,
^ jf|^ koon -toi

^
Irritable,
;|| Uim-laai\
1^ ii5[ nau-nat, *J^ Jabber, ^ Rg ng
|^ fc^^-

tsze-tsa-tsa.
foh- keyig.

Irritate, kilc-nau,
Jacana, ^ ^ ^ paak-

tin- hi

Irritated,
^^ Tcmik-ln .
Jacinth,

Jack-fruit,
^{.^^ ch^ik-jnnk.

^ -^
Is, <^ hai , ^^ %\\i ,
(there )^ j;o/i-

is) Jg' Vau. loh-mat.

Isinglass, -^ ^1 ue-^ff^?^.
Jackal, g. ^^ 'ye-'^a?/,
^
Island,
i^% 'hoi-'to,
V^^ ^g kau-foon.

hoi-chau. Jack-daw,
^^ ^ oo-tseuTc*.

Isolated,
^^ ling -tsze . Jacket, ^^ tuen-shaam.
 JAY 148 JEW

Jadestone, ^ pile,
^S 'H Javelin, ^^ ^shau-tsin\.

yuuk-shek.
Jagged, ^^^^ ^^rm-nga- Jaw, ;^ jj^ nga-ch'ong.
*jeung\ Jaw-bone, :^ §§ 'pj* nga-
Jail, ^^ Zr/r?m-fong. kwaan-kwut.
Jailer, ^
"^ sze-'^imk,
^ J'^y>
sir ^•^'6^'^^-

^
JUL
hohn-kaam, '
^
;*r»
-4^
-i
Jealous, ^ ;^ /o^-ki\

^^
.

hml'- tsze. Jealousy, tsat-/<?\

Jam, t'ong- kivoh, (to) Jeer,

^^ A/^luung^ ^
^^ pik, ;)t7c-shat, ^ /a'-s;V,
glfil A"»-^sjV.

g^ pik-^kan. JEHOYAH, f|1^^ YE-

^
Jangle, p^^ VAV/aw-naau\ WOH-WA.
^5 I y^
January, ^^^^' Jelly, ^ Y'-|-
kivoh-clxwpy

f/«';2^-uet. (animal J )j^ ko, (generally)

Japan, Q;^^^ Yat-7;oo?j-

kwok^. Jeopardy,
^ j^ ngai- /iim.

Jg cli'ing,
Jar, (a) ^fV/^ ^ Jerk,
-jl g lik-;/i7:,
;f3:
S^a?/.

II f««".'7, JS *p'eng, ^ Jessamine,

^ ^ ^l| moot-
^ uung'-kong, (to)
;tg li^/a.

^ seung-fuung\ "^ g([

Jest, ^g ^^ kong-siv^

chaang-aau' Jesting,
^§^ 51W -•wa\
Jargon, =^ g^ ngaam'-wa'. JESUS, IfU ® Y^-SOO.
Jasper,

Jatropha,
^^ ;ul-yuuk.
t'uung-shue\
Jet, (fossil)
^3S
(of water) ^>}';^ she
^^^^'-y""J^'

- sAutV
ij>{^|^j

Jaundice,
^^ wong- t-aan. 1^^^ c///i!- shui-siri'.

Jaunt,
^j ^^ c/i'Mw/-yau. J^tty,
,^ ^ nia-*t'au.

Java-sparrow, 5[H] ^ Tvoh- Jew, ^^ ^^ Yau-i'«at'-

Jcuuk. yan.
 .lOK 149 JUG

Jewel, 3^^ rhan- po,

^
^ /•o^)/j-yuung, ^ -y^
Jigger, '^ ^ s/tn-skaf. ^shong-fa(ii\

Jingall, ^ ch'uwir/^. Jo^^' "® *^ ;''iu-tong',

^
Jingle, p|p] ^j ^ V<e?m^-
^slud-sm-
tuung^-sAf//^, (COL.) ku'inij- Jonquil,
^[[jjl^
kwang, kwang-lamj. fa.

Jinricksha, "^ ff die tsai, Jostle,

^^ ^{^ fnnng^-yuiik.
jinricksha coolie,^ "0^ Jot, Mfi 7/»2.

f^ c/<p /»«» lo. Journal, gg yat-A'i'.

Job, (u) — f^ X ^ y«^- Journey, ^ ;g lo^-ch'ing,
km^-Jcuuny-foo.
^^ ch'ing.

Job-work, ^ X *^S'?«"- Jovial, iW^ ^ faai'-ooi.

kuunf/. Joy, :g: ^ Vii-lok.

^Og, :jjj fiiuny\ (along) 5^J Jubilee, A(?-nin.

)f|§^
5^ q: 'ch'au-'ch'au-'Aa.
Judea, U^f;^^ Y-AvWaai'
•Joggle, ^ ngo. kwok\
Join, ^ ^^ lin, liop- Judge, :g^^ ohn^-ch'aat^-

maai, j^f |,5 iW-/'jy. sze,

^^ 'S^ '^shiun-sze^-

Joint, ^15 ^^*^'

hrat-*kai\
(gi"g'y™"s) koon, (to) ^ ^ij '^shum-

'^ If
Joint-stock, '^4^ hop-^on. Judgment-day, Uf l]
^
Joist, :^|J^ *lau-chan\ :^vfj ^shum-p'-oon -y&i-'^tsze.

•haang. Judicious,

suen
^ tr ^ ^Ao-Va-

Joke, (to)
Jug, ^ )gl i-*P'eng.

wun Jugglery, JtS chHk-kfaat\

11
 JUP 150 KEE

Juice,
)lY
chu]),
"J^IJ^ clmp- Jttvj,
^ ^ ;2 A V>»^-
tseu?ifj. h/ung-chi-jau, ^ ^*^
Jujube. ^^ tso. p'ooi- shum-koon.

Just, ^ 2I£ i'i^^m^-p'ing,

uet.
^ I^ kuung-to^, (adv.)
Jumble, ^2^ ^fa-mm\ ^hj
will) -lucii
jj
.
7iyaam, [^]|)
[ig iow-;-
Jump, ^^ /'m , up and
down, ijJI BjiJ ITp ngup- Justice, ^ -^ kuimg-to',
^
ngup-*ha .
^ kuung-?, (to do) ^
Junction, ;j;|^ ^^ seung-
,^ ping-kuung, Chief :^
kaau-ch'-ue .
^^ Wl ohn^ -ch^aat-sze, — of
June, ^5^ ;a\ >^ rtV?^-luuk-
peace ^^ -J;^ shnn-sze^.
uet.
Justify, l^feft ^i-wai-i\
Jungle, ^ :^ ts'uung-lum.
Jut-out, li^jdj^l^ tut-cA'wM^
Junior,
/I/*
j\z shiu -nin,
^ lai.
,s7«V,
^^ hau''-5/tao;j^.
Juvenile, |^ nuen\
Juniper, ^ tJ"^ pin-p^aak'.

.lunk, ^ shuen, ;^ BR || K
taai'- ngann ^w; sea-going
salt junk, ^j^ im shuen; Kaleidoscope,
maan''/rt-t'uung.
1^ '^ ^
Bea-going trading junk, ^®
^ ts'o shuen; sea-going Kalpa, i^ kip\

fishing junk,
^ \^ ^ Keel, 11^ ngo.

taai t^oh shuen, Keen, faae-]i\

^^\]
.|^^J
Jupiter, (planet) 7}^^ muuk- shong-lv', ^ ^ kwaan-
, sitig. hai\
 KET 161 KIL

Keep, i^ \^hau, -g laii,

j\^ K ev. ^u 5oA-3hi, a

i^ shiiH-msLni, 'raj* 5Sf (key) — .

ji^ //ai t'iu; a
—
j

sheung- yau, ^ ts'uen, as I

Ijuneh ty^ //rf^ /-^m/7\

feast — or biith-day, -j^ I

Key-hole,
^^BR W-shi-
tso^; to keep a feast,
^^1^ ngaan, Jj^^P ^soh ehi

tso (sit ; to keep the New hau.

Year, ^ iE^ tao nin; to Khan, p|* y^ //o>^-hohu\
rear poultry, cattle, etc., M[^
Kick, ^ <'f^'\ to kick out
yeune:; to keep a dog,

—''^ 5^ 'yeung
^
y.it chelc
^^}^^--^Pt]c ch'uut hue';
to play at shuttle-cock,
^^
'irmi;

^^
keep quiet,
^/iflt ch'uiit shaft f/;
(^ ^j
to
^ Jjp ^^/C /n /5r,.

Kid, jJj^Y^ sAort/t-'^yeung-

keep on tlie person, 1^^
\^ chai shaft lai.

Kidnap, "i^ ^^
Keeper, ^^ hohn-
kiraai-taai'

^^
J\^
Kidnapper, "j^ kwaai-
shau-yan.

Keepsake, ^gj^ jiiu-ki^.

taai^- Jo, i^^^ kivaai-

Kerchief, fjj /can.

tsze- lo, (male): "^-^^
kicaai ^tsze p'oh (female).
Kernel, "^ wat, -fH van.
Kidney, ^^ noi^-shan',

Kerosine, >^ y^ niooi-yau,

(of beasts) ^ -^ iu- iszc.

>^^ /b/i-^5/<?a'; one case,

Kill, jg; ./^^^\ ^^
—^ y*^^ seung; one tin, shaat'- sze, ij^ ^ ^a- 55?,

^5P c/iiX'/- .S2«, (animalB)

Ketchup. gj|[ y^ shi'-yau. glj tong.

Kettle, :|;^^ L,-ai-*oo,^ ^^0. Kiln, g. iu, i^% shiu-iw.
 KIT 152 KNE

Kind,(sort 5^1111' >J^yeung', Knapsack, ^ d^ /?oo?'-*toi -

* yeung chuung, Knave,

\ ^^ :^^ ktcong-lcwim ,.

kindly tell me, P§ |^' fR literally a bare stick; hence,

p^^'ra hoi \n wa'
i^ PU" ^ A:if«<ii^ Icom^
ngoh chi.
kwong, as bare as a sticky
Kind, (good) ^'t]^^\B 'ho-
i.e., onr "as poor as Job."
«?o?i-t'in, |^il^> fnuk-sum. Knead, i^ ch^aal (coL.)
^^
Kindle, ^ j/^ Vu-^M, ;^ nuuk, ^ nunk ye,
^ cheuk-yo//, 5g y^ knead with the
l^'jjjj

feet;
^^
[ij H^ nuuk ch^imf ch'eung,
Kiidness, ]^ '^
,-^ wai -oi.

|| ^
squeeze the bowels out.
Kindred, U'an-UHk.
King, 3E ^'°"^'-
Knee,
Jf .^at,
Hf ^^ sat-

King-crab, ^ hau\ V&u-koh, ^ ~|> sat ha ,

Kingdom, ^ kivolc' one's children;

Bf (Tp
Kingfisher, //u'-ne- irp ^7^ ^'^^ ha hang, to
%^%^ ^[5
long, (feathers of) ^^ walk in a hesitating manner.

Knee-cap (patella) ^g'g*

Kinsnoan,
^ ^ naam Wan. sat k'oi kwut, g^ ^ *g*
Kinswoman, ^ wvAW-an.
i;^ sat t'au ^?^w^, or
g^ f^
Kiss, l|^g ^^ t/n<^^min'-

ts'an-^tsuu
55 .sn;^' raaan t'au.
cAwp, jgg p^
Kitchen, ^^ ch'ue-*fong.
Kneel, J^^ wat-saf, ^"Jv
Kitchen garden, ^^ i^'oi^
kwai'-ha', ff ^^^ 'fa

poon sot, to go down on

uen.

Kite, (bird) ^ uen, (paper)

one knee.
Knell, « song sze
^^^'^^i". (to fly)
SRgl i*
chuung
 KNU 158 LAC

Knife, 7J to, (a) — ?g7J Kohl rabi,

^ /rfl^t -

yat-chewuj-to, —
i^ ^J •laan-t'au.

yat- pa-to, (pocket-) ^fjr

to tsui; tlire^-hladerl i^ocket-

knife, ^ P^ ^ f? 5fww Label, f^>^ ho -piu,

j^ ho -t*an- chi.

Knight B m .g i'^z-t'o-'lo. ^ ^^
Laborious, san- foo,

Knit, iQ\^ ,^ (uu-chik, (the

^^ k'un-%0.
Labour, X^ kuwuj-fooy

t'an. ^ioA;'', (to)

f^
nr. /r//t/'?.r/

Knob, ^i 3^ nup-rhue,
^jj X^
-gUf
i%o -kuung-foo,

^p lo-iik,(in-)
g£^
lum-V^'aan.
Knrck, :^ ^/a, :(Q p'aalc, Labourer, XA ^""""^-ja",

(field-) ^ fg [fl A«^'"i^

Knocking, (cOL.) pop-pop. t'in '?<?.

Knot, (to) ^j^ te-A't^ , ta- Labyrinth, ^^ huuk-chit

ut, (a)
(in
)^|^
wood)
^j/-t'au. Ut'-

R^ ^ang,
Labrus, ^ 72 S wong-/'?-

t'au, 'ue.

(any thing small) :|^ nup. Lac, ^ /(||

'^fsse-^kang.

Know, ^ .Az,
^^J rhi.to\
^ s/itA',
1^ ^^ shik-taTc;

to know a lesson or book «tn -*^aai .

thoroughly, ^^^ tuuk Lacerate, i% j^ ^chaan-hm .

shuk s/«^«. Lack, ^ ^ "^s/a;^, Atm , 4&

Knowledge,
J^ |^ kin -shik. rao.

Knuckle,
^^ "^ k"uen- Lacker, ^ ^s'a^, (ware) |^
IS ts'at-ht .
 LAG 154 LAN

I^*^'
ffl S f? '^('i'-mun- Lake, ^^S:^^ 00.

^tsai, -^ t'uung, ^ 4t Lamb, min-*jeung-

h?iu-shaancy,

my
^[fl fg ^ Lame,
^sfli'.
^^ ko.
sai lo koh, lad! ^P pni-keuh
fflj^ .

Ladder, ^ ^V/i, (a hand-) Lament, P^*|^ Paan-sik, §5

^ huuk-so ,

Pin Pai, a ladder reaching Lamentfible, "pT "^ hoJt-oi.

to the roof; ^^pj t'ai Jica/, Lamp. »)^ /rt;i^, ^ »)^ chaan-
opening of the stairs; :^
)^jl t'f'i I'fiik , foot of the *)^ ""
ngaan-^dfn^, (lamp
ladder; t^^i|g t'ai'tsze mender's street cry) §f *JI^

fotic/^, steps or rungs of a

ladder:
_tl^^ sheung /an//, t.P., Lamps to mend!
T\ an Pai, to become a Hanlin. Lamp-chimney, J^ '^ tow^-

Lade, (to load) ^ -^ lok- *t'uung.

foh\
'iu.
(to \\h)-^foo\
/•»/.
g Lamp-shade, >)l^ _^ to?i(7-

:gft
Ladle, ::|;'(j sZ/euk , -^ chtuk ,
Lamp-wick, ^l^>|^\ tang-ium^
hok . Lamp-black, ^^jf^ oo-in.

^
Lady, neung, gjjjgj^ sze- Lampoon, ^;^ paak-cA'a«w.
Wi
naaiy -Wj naai-naaiy Lance,
^^ /s'^/^np-maau.

^A Z'^^-y^"' 0^ young Lancet, ^^^ hoi-ch-ong-

unmarried lady)
neung, or /\\
^^ ^oo to.

Land, g"
^^ "^sim ^/se.
;tft ti\ (cnltivated)
Lady-day, ^^^ rliHiun fun. t'in, (by) :^ Jg 'hohn-lo\
Lady's maid,
:g5tg|^^ s^o^- (to)
Jl^ 'sheung-ngohn .

t'au-* ma. Landing-place, ^ ^5 po -

Lag,
^^^ lok-hau -pin . *'''^">
1^ SB "^^a-tS^n.
 LAN 156 LAS

Landlord, J^ ^ uu/c- chue, Lap, fj^^;^ sat-t*9.\x-shue ,

3^g^
i
i\-\hue, (of an inn)
#M •<'inam-p% (to)
^
j^ /jw - fflUC. Urn, (c»L.) ton'.

LaiidacaiH',
-^fe
"^^ hvoiig- Lapel, ^^ yum.
^kiivj, ^1- s/iafl;;- Lapse, /v/'oA
^J ;f; j[|^ .

s/iwi- king.

^
Larboard. ^^ eliuen- AsoA.
Land-tax, [JJ
t'in shuC,
Lard, ^ y{Jj
r//<<a-yau.

Large, "^ 'vai

^
.

Lams
laang-*iiong
•hong\
.
^^ ^ Lark, ^ ^f^ /wf//c'-ling, |lj

'wa l^lf, ^^ shian-mpk-tseick .

lian^'uape, (speecli)

pi ^^
f^^
/iatti/um.
,

Larknpur,
tseuk-Ja.
^^ VCt
'^^'^•"

TianirnMl. -^ shiui-kucu
jjj|jj ,

Larva, ^^ [|^^ ta'ai-tB'o, ^

ch'uung.
Laiiii, [TIJ ??!//>. /«^^^

^
.
jjil
yum-luen
Lauteru,
f^ ^ /r//?^-luung,
Lascivious, y^'! ,

i^ence '^ ^
luung-fAaw Luuteia Island,
/j]]
7'a«.^ ^?
Lash,
@-
'''^^

;,m;
^'''^''

tlfS + IK
^111
t.f., Kellett Island, from its /rt /^-i^e shapy^t/?, give him

shape;|j^^or|3'jg:%»or ten hf^hea.

/wt (auf/. light the lamp; |J^ Last, ^ moot, J^ Sni, }^

^ snin- wji, (year, &c.)
^
pnt out the lamp; ^j^ ^ tan^ tsok, ^ kau ,
(to)
^
/sjY\ the feast of Lanterns; Pfe )trn/-t8'uen, -^ lau,

(proverb) jtlf,:?^^^
^^ tang hoi fa ngau /-wai
when the lamp gets a snuff
/ca, it

k'-am
will

shdi.
last well, SJ^
^
the family will get rich. Last, (a) ^;^ haai-/i?/w .
 lAU 156 LAW

Latch, (a door-) n^moo"- Laugh, ^ ."!»«/, a loud

laugh,

to laugh
^^ iu
taai'

one's
siu';

sleeve,
Late, )l ch'i, 'S maau
'1'

to laugh
fg] -^
i'a?^ s/«/';
(in the day) aan ,
^ immoderately, •^ 5E A.
JJffi

(at night)
aai-mann,

'^
aai-^'

ye
maan,
siw' 's-e yan; USjOpJ A^
.
/loA Ao// taai^ sia\ noisy

Lately, |g; ^^ kan'-loi,

|^ laughter; ^@ p^.
«»"'

^[^ tsiin -Nj'n. /n" A/, loud laughter; ^-js^

Latest, ^^ c/»'-hau\ ^^ A Q .sju' taai'

laughed at by every body;

yan hau,

|Bj chi-san.
^^' '<''*'
!^'^''
Lath, yfv Jr 1^"!"^^-^''"^''
i^ ^5 ^1 Bl: iil
«c^/^\ (to) g ja >1^ >r
tsHk\ or ^ '^ ^ «»"'

7uen ch'eung, to split one's

k'oi ^i rauuk j///2.
sides with laughter.
Lath and plaster wall, j|g@ Laughable, ^^ ^ho-siu.

Vra-ts'eung.
Laughing stock, ^^ siu -

Lathe, ^ )|^ rAV-ch'ong. peirg,

mg smn-*moo\.

Latitude, t-ihlf K ti'-St'^t- Laurel, ;jf| Ai^'fli , ^^

to . taan-kwai

Lattice, ^"^^ ^/aa?w-wat- Lavish, :^ ^ p'o/i -/a»

Law, j^ :^ /«a^'-luat, :^
ngaan-li. ^l] luut-lai\ (to go to) ff
Laudable, ^ HJS ^'«"'^'- ^ a\ ta-koon-sze.

tak-hvoh .
Lawyer, ^ g]^ chong'-s«?.

Laudanum, ^|jrffi «-J»'»'i'- Law -suit. 'gl^ Z'Oo;i-tBUung',

tsau. ^ /^ij: oAH'-*kin\

 LEA 157 LEA

Lawsonia, ^g Pp :J£ ^chi- Leaf-fan

^^ k'wai-sAin*.
kaap
Lax.^
-fa.

simnj, (morally) i[^>

League,
luen-liop.
(combine)
^|^ ^
^ sum-suung. League, (10 'li)
^^(, t'ong-
Laxative,
|Jj|; ^)J ^ mi-li^-

yeuk.
Lay, (to) ']^ >n/-'ha,
Leak, '|^ ^ ^
lau -^aJnii,

Jj^ *^ •'^'/"J -lau .

(up) li^
ts'ono^-maai,
ts'oiio:,

^f ^
#1 i^
c/u/i-
Lean, g 5/ar//,
g g p|j-
maang /':om^ shuu\ as lean
niaai.
as agrasshopper; (to)
Layer. ^ ts'ang.
chaap-cAa-^, (upon)
;^f^lj

'{^^
Lazy, ^^ 'fg- 'laaii-toli'.
i^)^
^^
i-cheuk, '/flt-maai.
Lead, ^[i- ueri, hak-
Leap,||^"<V.(over)^na«/K\
uen,

•t'oh.
(the)
^ |£ /?^m'-
Leap-frog, |g^^f^.^^W-
Lead, (to) ^ 'van,
^| ^ c/(!«(?-yuuk-*t'oi.

Van-to\ ^ /rmi^ (l,y the

^
Leap-year,
f^^ yuun' nin.

hand) ^ "oh.
\^ ^ toh-
Learn, hok, (and practice)

chue\
jjjjj^^fg t'ohc\\w^
^^ hok-tsaap, (begin

'k'lic, lead liini on!

^^ ^ to) Jh slieung-hok.

jfjt t'oh taai ^!ia, htlp f^ ^

nae
Learned, y/o/;'-hok.

on a little;
ffi M^ g fg Lease, Kt'^/at, (to)

/so-yum\
^ ;!^
^'M t'ip" kwofi' 'k'ue, had
to borrow fron", him. Least, ^ /\\ chi^-^siu, (the

Leader,
^g t'au-mimk. least quantity)
^xf f^ ^
^^
Lead-pencil, nen jmi. Wc-kohi^-toh, (not the) |ffi

Leaf, ^ ip, (of a book)

jg ^»T mo-tik.

Leather, ^^ J^ shuuk-p'i.
 LEE 158 LEG

Leave, (to)
|f| ^f]
li-pit Leech, ^
<^ ngau-k'i, ^
li, (tbingK) fg lau\ nfi Jig k'i-'7,r
]aai\ (alone)
^^ yaa- Leek,
^^ kau-ts'-oi'

/a/c ,• leave him alone I

^ Leer, -^ g^ ^ /»/-'ngaan-

^ f§ fg
Vae
'iii Jf^u ^^'/^

Lees, ngan\
! (to take) ^§1] Z^/^
f^ c^fl,
5)y[
pir, (to ask for) |'^ Left, the 'j^ tsoh, (what is)
jg
''ts'eng-ka\ -^(g /l'^'' ^^<'!
^^J ue-shing'; left hand.

How much leave do you

ask for
^fl^
?

ui
%^ /'r? ?7if<^
-ti,

'ye
^
jtrt
Left handed
tsoJi-yaan.
'[Kl^^ Wrt-

ni ? 01'
(Ix^^i T)01

ka'? or
^^A^ ^ jg Vm' (calf) lllj] jHJ. /re?/A;^

A.0 At yat Icit'? /.;?/;a,

^^ kmk^-nong.
(permission) g:^ ^^^
chuwi; to obtain leave,
'^hiie- Leg of mutton,
^^ jeung-

J^ W I
^^^^ y^"^ ts'euo- Legacy,
jg ^J gj ij^ ^ai-
Leaven, ||: Z-aau^ ^ fAi«</:-ts'oi-mat.

^tsaihpeng, (to) ^ g|:

Legal, ^:^

Legation,
\fi\ iAm\
yxm-
^;g|gjp^
Lecherous,
jif ^ //o'-p'iu.
c7i'a«i-nga-*iiJoou.

Legend, -^ ^
Lecture,
^ Qt Icong-shue.
Leggings,
^
';;o()-""ue.

|j( ^'o'->o\
Ledge, (on a wall) ^ n^firjo,
Legislate,
|g j^lj M'/^'-!ai\
(of rocks) shek-t'oi.
Tntfi Legislative council, ^^0^]^
Ledger,

*po\
g |[J
.^ /am/-A-t^
ting^-lai'-kuuk.

Legitimate, (proper) Jj^

T^ee,"7:jg^
^ ha'-//<M«y-*pin^ ching^y ^ cheuk.
 LEP. 1511 LEV

Leisure, hann, Less,

/J\
a?w, haiig^-
fj^ ]|^/J\
haan-ha\ (at)
^ [|!) A?/-- siu, A^ shin.

haai), hence pjj A ^)ll Lessen, Jf^ -^ kaam- shiu.

haan van mm /.s'k;<// , no Lessen, ^^ yiy/<\ (daily-)

admittance I

Leisurely,

*maBn^
J'S ilfi maan''- Lest,

$v
^^^t6 ^fi^iuwi-p'a\

'inin-c/?t^.
^
Lemon. |>j^ ^^
^ llill.<i-»a/z^;2^. Let, ^:^ yau-M. 'g: yum',
Lemonade, |i^ ^>f^ ning-
|^
miiuiig- shut. (loose) ^ suu/ty, (alone)

liemur, ^^' '^|'| i/au-aat^ P/|tP^ 'inai-^aw', (rent) [fj

Lend, /«e'-;jn^\ >^- '^jf^f c/ruut-jam\ This house
fa
jl t..^-kuoh\
fg tt{ ^ tVlet: M Hi ^
^ynm\ kat

At i&^ /s/^''' ch'unt ngaa nk ch'init

shanij sik, to put money Lethargy, j^^ ch'um-kooi\

out at interest. Letter, (cbameLt r) _z- tsze\

Lengthwise, i^ -^ ts'nung (epistle) ^ -(g >wn^-

ch'euno-,
^ ^ ch'eung- swni'', ^ -^ ahiie-.mun^

pin\ {Ij nm'. (rigid foUowiug of the) ^^

Lenient. '^ '^^fuon-shue^. ^P kaai- szp.

Lens, 3^ J[|fj jg ;w//-li-8ui\ Lettuce,

^^ sluvig-ts^oi^.

Lent, ]l}i-i'[iZ^m Levee, ^ ^'J

tsoh'-ch'iu,

iz^ shap yat /re ^7io«t k'i. ts'oh-ch'in.

Lentil,
^^ ;'/?i-"tau\ Level, ^ ^ jHp'ing, P'i°o-
TiCopard, ^^ '|{« ^7<m- ching\ (to find the) :J7^
ts'in-jtJ'rtff?;'. ^ ^a-p*ing- sA7«.

Leprosy, ^^,
;J|[
m^-fming. Lever, ^ /f" ;|^
ts'in-kan-

Leprous. ^^ '^^faat'-fuung. tak,

^^ kiu^-tak.
 Lie 160 LIF

Lever-watch, ,1^ ^|^ ^ k*e- License, (a) ^^^^ rhup-chiv^,

(to) -(^ ^ |am^-ts'uun^;
Levity,
^"^^. Am//-pok. to issue a license,
^^ ^^
Lexicon, ^ tsze' *^/m. cW-wd p'aai.

I-'evy, :|^ ch'au ; levy taxes, Licentious, ^ j||^

fony'-

shui^ levy tsuimg^,

j^0i yum-yat.
i^ fS rA'/T//

troops, J^^ ^ f//i» jt7ui//. Lichen, ^ t'oi, y^S- shek-

Lewdness, ^ i>'in.

Liable, (for) ^\^^ slii'-mun^ Li-chi, ^j j^ W^-chi, (best

(to)

''hitn.
:^ [jg Van «°''t^)

ts'ze,
W^M
^
"Oh'- mai-

/i^?/;;-*ip.
^^
Liar,
^ -A SS n|t '^'''"^- Lick, (to) =gj^ ^
^/t>;j, shaai,

taai^-wa^-/i-e\ (the fiuKers)^

^% ^ ^
Libel, ^ ::g waai'-raing. shuen- shau- chi.

Liberal, ^J^ yan-hau\

g^ Lid, ^ Jcoi^, (put on a) ^Jj

'^P^ "t^^^-^Aof-Afl^ (in poli- >^ hom''-chne\

tics) jj ;^ taat-k'uen, Lie, (down) H|^ ~[\ min-ha\
liberal preieut. J^^M bnii
ill li] M fun'-'to.shue\
lai: liberal reward,
^^ (to tell)
^ ;^ fS '^-c^?^-

^cli'uun.e: ^^hmng. taai'-wa', (a)

|{g ^ y^/jy
Liberate,
^ J^ shik-fong\ in,
y^ ^ taai^-\va\

Liberty,
g ^ tsze^-yau. Lieutenant, ^|| foo^.
Library, (tlie room) ^^ Life, ^ skamifi, ^ -^
3Aue-'*fong, (tbe books)
^ sAafl??^-meng'',
'['^"nn
**''^'"

^ «Autf-tBik. ming\
Lice, ^ skaf,
$J ^ <»>ij^ I^ift,
:j^^ ch'au-" hi,
^
sAa^, or Ipj^"^ p'olt!' shat, /»;?i5- /li, (off or up)
to crack lice. kHn. k'ie
 LLM 161 LL\

Light, (not heavy y ^^ heiiff, Lime water,

^^ y^C siiek
(in colour) ^ ts'm, (the

li^'it) ^ A:<r.)//^, (briiifr a) Limit,

15 p kam'.hAau\ \i^

Sl5 ^ 5fc
'//^//->/t-Iai, (to haau\ to hinit to four days,
light) ppfi
ik>
'/i>w,
i^ t'aH\

(ah'gliL)

Lighthoiisu,
-^
i)^
lok.

^ iaixj-
a limited jieriod,

hcTun^ k'i.
K^ ^
factp\

Lightning, tin'-Z'ww;^,
Limited,
a
i^ ^ Vi»-haan';
^^fe limited Company, 7^
ER 4^ hI ya" haan^
len(f-foh. Jcuunr/ tzp.

Like, (resembling)
^{J^ "Ao- Limp,
^
(a)
jj^ kat-7^«/^'^
t8'ze,(to) tj'j^ chuung-i'. Limpefe,
^^ V'''-*loh.
Likely, ;fy^||5

-jS
tttai'-/i;'oi\
^ Line, 1^^ sin\ (stroke)
J
|^j\ //•a'-hai'-/r/m\ waak.
'

Likfci.ftis. IJ^ f^rm,;:j;g 'aeimtf,

Linen,
f^ .^ ma-;w^• fine-
'^k *tseung\
linen,
^^ gi :f]j 5fli' ma
Likewise, T/J^ yik, ^ yau\
po\
Lilac,
^^S ^s'/;?^-*lin-
Linger, ^ Jg tau'-Iau.

I^'lj' pnaJc' -hoy-fa,

Linguist, ^^ f'uu)ig-*sze^.
'B^'o'-fE
(water-j ^ :^ lin-/a.
Lining,
|g ^ ^H-X, ^
'li.
Limb, flj fl c/i/-'/'a/.

Lime, Bfifooi, gj ^ AoA-^

Link, (a) ^g ^^ lin-waan,

/b'?*, ^^ she k-/i:>o», (fruit)

(to)

Linseed,
:Jn iili
/*^'«"'-Iin.

"5- oo-ma-
;^ 1^ ning-wj?/w?i^. j^)^ jfjji,

V.., 00.
Lime-kiln, Jjf^ ^fooi iu. (oil) iSlj
-J- vft

Lime-stone, ^^ /boi-ahek. fs^e-yau.

 LIT 162 LO

Lint, (cloth) ^|j|^l]j 'fca- Literati, ^'^^y/^ tuuk-sAwe-

yan, ^t}|} ;;[^
!<ha i-*8ze'*.

Lintel, f^ ;|^ t'iu-mi. Literature, ^ ^ luun-mak.

Lion, ^^ ^ s.ze- tsze ; ran Lithar^^e, jj^^ f^ t'oh-san^.

against a lion's nose, i.$., Litigation, ^^ g^ chaang-

jTovdktd -A dangerous man, tsuung .

Little, ^jjj sai', yj> dii, (a)

ts'a/i sze tsze liis liair is (a very)

[)\ ;
IJ^
/t/r,
^{| p^
like a lion's mane, 'fj^ |^ ^ 7ik-Jco?n^-foh; very little,

^ sza horn t'an.

^^ ll5 ^shiu
^shiu ti.

Lioness -^ ^j^ mo szc. Live, ^ i^hnang, ^ cot,

Lip, p J^ 7/7M-shuun. (dwell) -^ cbue ; to live

Liquid, yk ^^ shuiAw?. in retiremeiir,

^^ ^ haan
Liquidate, (accounts) "^ ||jj
hue; to live long,
^^
tsHng-sho^ cli'eung meng\
liiquor, (spirits") "j^ '^tsau. Live stock, ^ i^ chuulc-

Liquorice H' v^ koin-^fso. shnnng, p /iMtng- hau.

ih
List, (^ Q .'iu-muuk. Livelihood, jj^ Q kwoh^-y&t,

'listen,
^ffl Ji ^«^'-^'-"/7,
§4^ (seeking a :^B^|@ Wj-
t'au-lo^ :^^g^ ^u-an-kai\

^w^-^lia, ^^ ^ta-t'eng. Lively,

y^ j^ oii-]i^oot^ ; as

Listless,
^-Ci^l^" '^nio-s'''»- lively us a slirimp,

shaang ha
^kom^^
t^eng.
ptj ^^
iH^ r.hing^-^konn^
Literally,

^ pg -*min\ IE®t,sz« Liver, ^ kohn, (col.) //Mun.

fi'/-*aiin\ Livid, ^^ tx'eng-liak.

Literary, ^^ hok-mun, Lizard. ^f| i^'g im-'*8he.

S2e-raun. Lo !
^% Va.-na I
 LOG 163 LON

l^oacl., ,% ^ oo-ne. Lodire, (to)

g);!fg
Int'-.muk,

Load, (u) ^ t(iam\ ;{|g ^ ^ chwi\ (house) ^ j£

faam^-^fszf', ^ Asoi', (to)
hit'-tun\

Lodger,
ue

hit^-haak\
^'^ chonq-foli!'
Lofty, ,g, /7>.
Load-stoiir. :^3g s///y-8hek.
munk-t'au.
Loaf, H rj^ iniu'-t'aii, ^ Log,
I^ogic.
;^ gp
if iiili :$: Jl Pin'-

Loafer, ^^^ lo-*keuk\

luuu^c/a-^ii,
f ^ |& ji
pin'-luun'-//rt^\
fse-chaai\ (put
Loan,

out to)
^f^'
^g ch^uut-Ue\
LOGOS, ^ TO'.
[U Loins, |g yJ^^ ^sin-Uni.
/'.

Loathe,

Loathsome, p)
'fg- <|g^

^
'.sa?i<7-im'.

^hoh-oo\
Loiter, ^ ^^ uui'-lau', ^
p^ 1^ /(//i-/oA-tsuen\

Lobby, nP@ uioon-'Aaw-

Lonely, '^^ ^laaug-lok, J|[

Lobe, (ear-) '^ ^ 'i-'^t»A,

^ A;oo-tuuk.

Long, (in space) -^ ch'eung,

;h:
4J ^i-tsim, ^i-toung. (in time^ ^ -^ ch'enng-

Lobster, ^ $g luung-Aa. ^kau-^kni. jgj ^'noi\noi*,

Local, —^ yat-fong, ynt- (to)

#^ ft luen'-moo'.

fong-]c6\ (of this place) j^ v^ 5te[ Ac/// -^spung ; old

'«'<>,
:Z|5: ift >on-*ti\ "chu.m,'' :R^^tt-
Lock, (a)
j£ H >-SoA,
"^
ch'eung ^/'^w '^foh hi .

(with a latch or bolt) Long-ells, p^ ^% pvt-ki.

^ ^hvai-^sohy (of a canal) Longevity, ^g ch'eung-

^^ 'sA?«-chaap, (to)<g iihau\

Longitude, i?-king-
;OT 'sflA-maai. J:;Jl@g
Locust, jg^ wong-ch'uung. to\
 LOO 164 LOT

Lop off, gj] -^ koli£-hue\

Longsufferiug, ^, jjB V««-
noi
Loquacious, ^O toh-^haUr

Look, ^ hohn\ ^ 't^ai,

man,
^ [^ /oA Vsi(..

at a Lo(|uat. i|^ liS \o-hcut,

\iy\^
to look steiidily
p'i-p'a-Vrw'o/i.
tE IS
tin<;'Sigaan'iv/?[ofmong ]
Lord, 3£ 'f/'''^, ^^l^e House

van" (carefully) g| g Pl^

of Lords, :^H JllftK^
i//-aan-ZV-'ha, (down-
ying liiroli sheuug' i^
^p'ai-'ngai,
upon) l^ aa
a livelihood, :ji^
to look ioi-
Lore,^Pt9 hokiuau ,^ jg;
-eu-^ '^iran faan shik.

®^
AtrtrtU'' to .

Lookin- glass, mi"'-

Lose, ^ s/m^ 5i ^ ^ai-

shit-
s;»aA (in trade) jfgit:
Look-out, (place) gg f^
The >#n, (in a game) || s/i?^^;
lience,
nioug'-lau,

Observatory, ^ ^W to lose colour, ^ fe

-^)^y^'t-hcni. LosB,^^jr^ «^^«"r/-^-^ai '

Loom, (a) |

Loop, i^ftSI "^'"-^«««. P: gt Aa-/."»«^; I

«^_^^_J
I

loss how to do it,

^^
Loop-hole, ^ft ^ ^/^««^^ %ffft Sigo 'mchiUim
,

j^p ts'eung-'/i«i', iSS? tso^

lau'-/«'. Lost, :;^^ '«^-^»''»''
:^T
Loose, ^ .5WMH/7,®: '^«^^'

* ^^«-"'^^ ^^^
f^'^ '^;;,' xt S|^...^ch'au.
.oat .launch) 11?.^ -|^
 LOV 165 LUC
Lottery ticket, Q Low, ^ tax,
@ W, ^;»-,

piu, (to open a) pi ^

Uo-

hoi-
(water)

^o/m-maan\
^fC ^ ^§ '«Aut-

piu; ^Innila lotLery ticket,

g«« liie snung ptii

Low, (to)
^ IJiJ. ngau-A:iV.
Tjt ;
Loyal, chuung-suun\
examination lottery
J[^0
ticket
Loyalty, j\^\ chuung sum.
(in conneccion with J*.
the
8urnarae« of the snccessfnl
Lubber,

yan,
^j ^\ /we^-yeuk-

metropolitan graduates),^ "^^^JUJ^ taai^-^iiun^-

j^ ^ wai' seng^ pii{.

*wa; He is a lubber,
-fg
Lotos, ^ :^ lin-/a. fii ^ pp 'l^'uc hai^ /z^^^

Loud, -^ ^S taai'-s^rn^. jhvi ;

you lubber ! -ir B^
Lounge,
^^
(to) ^saan- $g taai' t'au ha.

yat,
^^ haan-*^5afln. Lubberly,
^ JI? ^ shang-

Louse, g^ aAa/,
^^ shat- sha-shat, ^'^ f^ taai'-

J3a^yuung\
Lout,
^^ ^ 'laan-'?o.
Lubricate,
)^{^ yuun'-waat,
Love, ^ m\ (tenderly) @ ^ '^ Viw^-waat,

H^ ^ Lucid, ming-Ieung\
oi\ (reverently)

Tiing^-oi'; thanks to
^ ^ ^^ your
miug-^long.

kindness,
^ fj^ j|^ ^ Lucifer-match, Q 5^ ^
muung'^ni kicoh^ oP; don't
like, don't care for, hence, Luck, Jg>(fc tso'V, -^Jg
don't want, P§ ^ 'm oi^. ming'-wan', (good)
jfj^
Love-apple, ^^i^ kum- 1^ Ao- ts^oi-sho .

W\n-kai.
12
Luckily,
^^ 'ho-'ts'oi.
 LUK 166 LUR

Lucky, ^ kat, ^ hang ,

y^ Lull, leuk-stfc.

Lumbago, § iu-kwut-
shi, j^ tseung; very lucky, t^uung .

^ ^fe aaP A:a^; a lucky

Luminaries, (the 3) ]^ ;3fc
day, -^ Z:;«^ yat ; a
saam-kwong.
lucky dream, Y^^ tseung
Luminous, 0^ kwong-
muung'; a lucky matter,
^ ming.
3fc

^ katB,ze; T^ljTfjgg li'

Lump, i^ /aai , |^ kau ;
a
(lai^) shi ts'in,

present of cash, given at the

a fee or
lump {i.e., piece) of beef, —
"^ 1^ y^'ff(^C'^ ngaa
Nevr Year or funerals, for '•IS

luck.
yuuk, (to) ^ :^ laap -

Lucrative, |^ ^ faat'-ts^oi- muai.

ke ,
Lunatic, ^^ /aa^ -^m,

Lucre,
^^J ^ li' yik ; filthy lunatic asylum, im. |5^ ^t^
c
'
lucre, oo \i\ uen.
f^ 7^1]

Lucubration, ^^ ^ -f^
Lunch,
^^ aan' chaic',

tsing -ye -/so^ -mun. Sfi rta? '^»''w ««^» A^ "^

Ludicrous, i^f ^ Ao-stM . 'stM shik; to lunch, •^ ^
shik ««;;' or ^P^\]^ shik
LuflF,
iJl ^J jt?'flan-'t«oh,

^^ ll^ maan- t'aai.

Luggage, ^^ hang-'li. Lungs, BJl5|5/«/.;fe«, Hifigf

Lugubrious, 5^ ^ shau- fai - foo; lungs and liver,

z.e., most inward thoughts,

Lukewarm, ^ "^ ^ ^ ffi W Z"^^" /^«^"-

poon - laang-jooort -Jt,j!^';^ Lurch, ^ ^J ta-thak.

f^ laang- nuen-Zcaaw. Lurk, ;^ '^ maai-fuuk.

I
 LYC 167 MA.C

Luscious,
i^^^ kom-mi ,
^ Lycopodiura, ^ :jcQ ^Art/^-

g: jj'oa* (involvcns) :fe

it. fim-num-nuin, j^
,
'^SE:

^ slium^ kom,
-J^^ tat,-'
11 :|^^ niaan^ nin ts'uuug.

^J^t iS^ kaan-^shui, (aedi-

^'^s*^'
^^ yuuk-'M, ment)
I^ye, ^ j^
^fj? kaan-sha.
saam-*in, (to
'in
yuuk ts'ing, (after)
play)^^-£^
^ ^'flflTw-^'o,
ig- ^ Bhi'
t'aan-saam-

yuuk,
^^ yuuk 'sewiff.
•in.

Lyrics, t'sze-A;'Mw^,
Lustre, 3^ A;M'on^,
^ J'g*
fp] [J{)

M
Lustring, ^,^ ^ jfet/m j3o';
Macao,
'^f^ 6>'*-*moon.
mixed lustring, ^^i'a^^^ Macaroni, ^ i]ji 1^^ fuung-
joo'; flowered lustring, sum-^fun, >^^ '//m-'t'ln.

/s'oi Zrwf/i'; glazed Mace, (one) —^ yaf-ta'in.

lustring for paintings,

^ (of

tau
nutmegs) §^ ^Jg
]^^ wa' hwv'; yellow silk, -Ti''au -fa.

/.e., an imperial order,

^ Macerate, >[&«?/, S'lE
laan to macerate or steep
'lif^l a«'

]^^ wong knot'. ;

in liquor,

^tsaic aic';
^gg to fry
yuung'
an eel
p'oh-p'oh-soA -soh .

steeped in pork
Luxurious, -^ ^ ho^-faan\
whip a
fat,

bov with % rattan,

i.e., to

^ Jl A:»u-lok,

fe»
^'^ c^'.. I

ch'-efo&'.
Shin au^ chice yuuk; soaked
Lyceum, ^ shue uen. till it is rotten or till it
Lychnis, J^ Jg ^J P^
ue- mi- stinks, an' to"

•yan. ch'aii'.
 MAG 168 MAH

^^
Machination, ^»-man, Magistrates,
^)J^ koon-foo^
^^ ^^'^ mail. —Police, J£3lfJ ts'Qun-
^^
Machine, ki-ht . li-/oo; the magistrate says,

Mackerel, g^ ^ ch'i-*ue.

Macroura, $g Aa. Magnanimous, ^ ^ ho-

Maculate, ^ ))^ im-oo, 3^ haap.

Magnates, "^ ^ ^ taai -

Mad, j£ k'woDg, gg yan-^a, -/^ ^ taai"* shan,

faat -k'wong; mad with
-js^\, taai^ yan.

drink, :^^J '^fsau kw'ong; Magnet, ^^ ^ ship -shek,

bibliomania, ^ ^^ shue
^^ naam-c/iwrn.
kw'ong.
Magnificent, y^~/r bo -taai
Madam, (respectfully)
^^ i^ ^ wa-lai
naai-*naai.

Madder, ^ ^ sin - fe'o

Magnify, -^ ^ '^ying-td^&C

(Rulia Munjista)
sin^ ^6'o Tcayi.
^ ]^ ^ ~/c
Magnitude,
cAin^-taai

^ "^ ;;/\^
yeuk-
;y^
Made, ^ "J*
tec - liu, tso - ^o/tw-taai .

Magnolia, (fuscata) ^^'^

A»M, tso -he .

Maggots, (to breed)

^^ hom-stw -/a, (conspicna) 3E
shang-ts'ue, At ^ shang- ^ yuuk-laan, (pumila)
^
ch'uung; maggot in grain -^ ye -•hop.

^1t ^ mai ch'uung. Magpie, (Pica rustica) !^

Magic, ^ :^ mo-shuut, =§4 %-ta'euk .

^#j/««^'shimt, ^Ijtj Mahogany, (Chinese) ^ ^f;

»M shuut. sAwm-muuk, (flower — pride
Magistracy, ^[(^^S ts'uun of India) :g: ,g :^ '/bo-

li Peng. \in-fa.
 MAI 169 MAJ

Mahommedanism,
Ooi'*ooi-kaau
[gj [g]
Chinese
^ Main-spring,
^ ^ /oai -

;
•t'iu.
MahomracdanB, Tungani,
Maintain, |^ i^ A;<?o'- shau,
[51 ^ ^°' mun; non-
'gj :g! V<^-t8'uen, ^ /^
Cbineae (turbaned) Ma-
hommedans,
U §5 [Q |e]
joo-chne .

oh'in fan ooi ooi ; Moslems, Maize, (in the cob) -^ ^

[jgj -^ ooi tsze; the eight paau-suuk.
Mabommedan cities in Majestic,
J^^ wai-im.
Chinese Turkestan,

/^
[jjj jj^ Majesty,
^^ ?i'rtt sAa»';
ooi shing 2?rta/\

Maid, (serrant)
ffi^ ^aAa»-
awful majesty,
^^ /<?(?

wat; His Majesty the

?woot, (old)
i^^fc 'lo-* W.
Maiden,
Emperor, -^^"^ taai*

Mail, (armour)
;J;^ t'uung-^nue.

^^ Aaap'-
wong tai^, ^ "^ ^vong

tai^^ ^^Jl wong sheung^;

chau .

Mail, (letter carrying)

^ yik,
His Majesty the Emperor

^ J^ ^
*^ ^ ^flflt -8uun .
who
^'arrt'
abdicated,

sheung' wong Her

Maim, ]g g^ tB*aan-ife'a(ji\
;

Majesty (late or present)

'^^Jj^'U® sheung ts'aan
cAt t'ai.
the Empress Dowager,
^
Main, (principal) ;;/i^ taai', "^ J5^ w'ong Vaai^ bau'

Her Majesty the Empress,

iE cA»V, (the bulk) ;;H;||
t&ai'- t'ai, (moat important)
^5M» -iu : the main Majority, (of age) ^ "X
object, ;^ — -f^^ taai' Bhing-f»n^, (greater number)
ya< kin^ 8ze\
^^ taai' poor)\
 MAK 170 MAN

Make, (principally with man- Maker, 5(g ^ tso'-'cAc.

ual labour),

ching;
-fflr

(principally
tso\
with
^ Malaria, |Jj^^^
hsiTn-chenng^ 'hi .
«Aaan-

mental effort),
'f-^
tsoTc ,
Male, ® naam, ^^ naam-
(a Btory)
^^^^ *yan, (of beasts) ^ kuung,
oJin - shi - ohn - fi^ (trouble) (generally) ^ J|| yeung-

^^ shaang-ize ,
(away lui\
with) i[^^ sAflM-shup; to Malevolent, S Jl\ hak-sum.
make good
W
again,

chingfacm ho; to make

^ |^ Malicious,
^^ huung-ok ,

up accounts,
to make
^ |^
money,
A-«»^
Malignant, ^^ oA;'-tuuk.
slio^',
^^
^ chaan"* ts'in; made no
Malleable iron, ^|^ ahuuk-
Pit\
profit,

chaan^
^ ^ IImademo my
barely
tah
Mallet,
;^g|7{Cti 'aai'

t'au muuk-*ch'ui.
out-lay,||^^:^ chaanVa/^
lo ; to make a trial, ^ 5Aj\
MallowB, ^ k'wai.

^ 1^* Vaam'
laap shr'; to
sU\
make
±^ known,
Mamma,
Mammon,
^||
Bi*
^^ ma-ma.
Jjjffi ts'oi shan,

^^ -?'^' ''^*
'
*'^ make ^ P^^ ts'in ts'oi.

the bed, ^^ J»'o ch'ong; Man, \ yan, *yan,

^^
—
to make ready,
^ ^Cmake
'^ naam yan; a man, ^ •

cAin^ ts'ai pi^ to ^ j'a^ ZjoA"* yan.

verses,
^mark^ ^s(?A; shi ; to Man-of-war, J^ ^ ping-

make a (in lieu of a shuen,

^ j|§ cA»n^ shuen,
signature), ^^;^ ta chi
^ ^ j|g ^'i^' kaap'
mo, ^^ :;^ V« ."t^aw shuen.
mo, ^:J£ ^ 'iafa aap\ ^^
Manacles, shau-liu.
 MAN 171 MAN

Minage,^ 3|| paan^- li, Mangosteen, [Jj -i?^ ^ sAflan-

<^ ^ 'koon 'li. chui/k- k/coh.

^
Manager, j|| tsiiung-U, Manhood, J^ ^ shing-yan.

Maniac, ^^ k'wong.

j^ c/(rt-taai -k*i, oj ^ Manifest,

^ Q ming-paak,
\ sze sze' yan ^E^A ^^^"f IP ^ 'Am-ming, (a)

tsoi^ sze' yan.

Manchurii, ^^ j^j]
Moon- Manila,
/J> g JU ^SiuAne-
cAflM : Manchu or Man- suung .

churian, '^ f^j ^ moon Mania, ^ ^ jjj

ch'uen-

c/ifl?^ yan. shaan-kaap'.

Mandarin, ^
*^ koon- foo, Mankind, A $^ yan-lui'.

(dialect)
^^ koon-*\9ek^. Manly, ^ -^ Zrwan- tsz»,

Mane, (horse's) J^ ^^ ma- ktvun- Uze-ke'.

Manner, i^ yeung\ yeung .

Mange, ^ $^ shaang-tsze. Manners, jjj® 'lai; mere

Manger, ^, |® ma ts'o. formality, ^ jjjj
hue *^Iai;

Mangle, (a)
i^^^Mc ^^'^^'• ordinary etiquette, '^ jjj^
po -kue\ (to spoil jj^ts'aan. sheung lai.

Mango, -^^ ^ ?«o/j^- ktvoh, Mansion, ^ chaak, jj[^ /<?<>.

Manila mango (best) § Manslaughter, |^ ^ ng'

5j^ -^ Lue Buung wo«^;

when mangoes are plentiful Mantis, ,^l[$i!^ ^ma-long-
rice is scarce,
^^^ *k'ong,

the
J^ ijg fong long;
mantis stopping a

woh aAiu; the mango flower, carriage, i.e. wasted efforts,

i.e., showy but delusive,

^^ong ''ku'oh fa.

St
tong
M if *
kue- the
t'ong long

mantis
"S^'JE
 MAR 172 MAR

catches the cicada (and the Marble, (variegated) "10^

^
shrike catches the mantis) 5 /a-y«n-*shek, (veined)

^^ fig ffi *l t'0"g ^°^g ^ 'H ''^"n-*8liek, (white)

po^ shin.
Q ^ S paak-'/wn-

Mantle, j^ ^ taai'-?flM. shek,

Mantlepiece,
j/C ifS ^ ^Z'^^" March, i^^^^ Ying-saam-
lo-ngaak. uet, (to)
^ gfjj po^-s2e,

Manual labour,
^ ^^ shau-
^ ^ -^fl ts'ai-po^-hang.

tsok\ Mare, ^^ ^ma-^mo.

Manufacture, ^ chat -
Margarite, 3^ 3^ chan-chue.

t8o\ Margin, ^^ p'n.

Manure, ^ fun^ ;
(to)
^^ Marines,
j^ |^|^ ^ ^shui-sze

\6k-fun^; manure yard ^ peng.

j^ fun? ti'; prepared Mariners, -jk, -^ ^shui-^shau.

manure,
^ ^/un' liu\ Marionette show, "^ ^& ^
Manuscript, -^ ;;^ sAaw-
f? Sit (— SE) °^^"^
t'au huung tsai hi' {yat

Many ^ foA ; many thanks, paan).

'

toh miing,
^ Mark, IB ^ Z:t'-ho',
^
toh tBe\ pS. ^ 'm koiy waak, (to) :ff ^ ^ta-gan ,

(at head of bills)

^ [^J fS ^'^«-bo\ (observe)
•IT
mung ^swe. 1^ !^ ^t^ai-chan.
Map, g t'o,
^^ g| ti^fo, Market, "^ Shi market ;

ilfe ii ® ti^ 'li t'o. price,

"flJ U[ shi hc^-,

Maple, /^ :^ /wMn^-shue\ second class goods, 'j^ "jpfc"

Mar,
:jf ^ '
swen-waai', 'fo.
;^ laan' 'shi M'.
 MA.R 178 MAS

Market-place, ehi Marah, "fC ha'-.v/^cr, *y?

•
Tfj* 5H |J/^

*t'an, i^ laan, (town) ^ s//a-'^t'aan, jS chaak.

hue-,

cJnie
pig
laan;
market,
cattle
^
market,
Mart,
"rfc"
^
cAan''
gJJ
ehi.
fau'-t'au,
^
Zt.^
market,
npan laan vegetable ;

^'^''^1^ laan-,
Marten, ^ ^Q tiu-'^shue.

^fl^ Martial, ;^ "^mo ; martial

kwoh
fruit market,

laan; fish market,

^jf^
^ j^ ^^
la^^, A;^i'?/;i faat'.

ue laan; salt fish market,

Martyrdom, ^ JE # S!
SAaM-Sze-shin*-to\
1^ ^ ffi3
^^^^™ "® ^^^"*

^^
poultry market, ^ ;|^
Marvel, •^ k*i-sze\

kai laan. ^ k'i^^ mat, (to)

Marking-line, ^^ mak- cAV-i .

Peru, {MiraUlis
^iau. Marvel of

Marquis, ^. hau. Dichotoma),

fl^ ^g ^6
Marriage, -^ ^^ fun-yan. in-chi-fa.

Marrow, ^^ 'sui; beef marrow, Marvellous, jij ^ cA'z/uf k'i,

2^*^^ n^&n ku'ut

^
sui.
:^ g k'i /ti^wn",
^^
Marry, (a wife)
i|^>
ts^ue^,

*^^3'Mt-.sz^m-*^p'o,
^ (a
k'i i\

-f^ Masculine gender,

husband) ^^ <£^
^«*
yeung-lui
.3

lo luung, or W P^ ch^iiut
Mash, i c^'flrti-laan
^^ >]f3t .

moon, (a couple)
Bhing-/s'an.
Mask, ^ p5 Si! .^iw^-min'-

Mars, (planet) */^ ^ ^i^oA-

hok\

>'ing, (the god of war) "^ Mason, jjg :jJC A n**"^^'''"*'

*j^ ^mo-tat\ (Chinese) yan, (stone-) ^U shek-

^fe Kivaayi-tat ^tseung .

 MAT 174 MAX

kau^ Match, (a mate) ngau;

Mass, t'uen, jg: fg
U)
(people) ~p K ha'-mun, matches (i.e. marriages) are

Q
JS* ^ s^we'-mun.
made
^R^'^ngan
in heaven, -f^
tsze'iJ'mshiug.
Massacre,
^ Jj^
t'o-lauk,
Match-maker, ^ "^ mooi-

*p'oh.
hau
f^ g
-taai
Massive, Jp. 7C Mate, (chief) V^A-
Mast, c/ii-wai.
^l^ |g ^cheung, or -^ -j^ taai'
Master, (employer) ^ >A, (2nd) r. tR i*-

sze'-n'au, i A -iV >A; (generally)

^ f [-

foh-ki''.
(teacher) 3t4 ^^^^-^^'^^ff^
Materials, ;jv^ tJ^ ts'oi-liu'-

gijj ^ sze-'^W; ship

^ ^^1- mat-liu'.
master,

Masticate,
)^ 3^
Pg
shuen chue.

;'se2<^\ tsiu .
Matrix, (for type)
t'uung- paan-mo.
^^^
Mastiff, -jfC fli ^) ^^*''
I
Matter, ^ chat, (affair)

chming kau. ;^ sze-kohn, (no) ^-^^

^
j

Mat, jg- tsek, (of bamboo) 35 '^mo-mat- kan-iu ,

^ iaat\ (cushion) ^ ^ -i^

iig -=f 'mo ma^
tin'.

Matadore, ^ 4^ ^ s^^^^*^'
sfl«n.^

'm
A;oA^2,

^ai^ ^«««\
Pg tV
(from a boil)
^
ngau c/ee.
5^ nuung.
Mat-shed, ^^
mat-shed builders,
p'aang- |
Matter of fact,
^^ Bze'-

'^ch'-ong; shat.

Mattress,

*yuuk.
^ f^ ch'ong-

lo.

Mature, ||L shing-shuuk.

Match, yc IK y^^i-'c'^«'' JjjJ

(Lucifer) j/C^ y<?/i-ch'aai. Maxim, jg j^ chum-twaL

 MEA 175 MEE

May, (can) % tak,

^ J^ Meat.^yuuk; flesh and bone,
hoh' i, (I, or we, wish)
^^ i.e. kindred, *B* ^ l:wut

nen . yuuk: parents and children,

Maze, ^^ fun-fun. l&'N'^ ''•'*'"' '^'''•"^vuuk.

Meadow, 1^^ /'^'o-ch'eung. Mechanic, 32 Wc kuung-

Meal, (a) ^ ts^aan, (flour) tseung .

^ fun; wheat-raeal,
^ Mechanism, ^ :P^
A'/-Ai .

5^ mill' fun; rice-meal, Medal, *^ )|^ shnmg p'aai,

^^ Snai 'fun.
J;[^ j{^ /.(/!ni^ p'aai.

Mealy-mouthed, P^ hau- Meddle, ^^ ts'um-sze ,

:j^
'ch'i.

Mean, (base) g^l^jS V''-lau\ Mediator, p|5^ chuung-^po,

Ut8m,(tohitthe)|gpj1 F|1 ^ c/i ?/?/»// yan.

fak-chuung, (to) j^^ »^-

Medicine, ^ ;fc;i* yeuk-ts'oi,

hai ,
(the doctrine of the) (fluid) ^ -;rf^ yenk sA?«;

|il ^ f/^wwn^-yuung. medicated spirits, fl| ^S

Meanincr.
n- M Ej i -sze . yeuk isa.u ; a dose of

Means. ^ ;^ tsze-poon, medicine, — •

^J ^ y«^
(method) ^ /va^ tsai yeuk; to take medicine,
Means,^ (by no)

<M«n -'m-hai
% pg |g .
^^ shik yeuk, J5g
fuuk yeuk; books on Materia
H
Meanwhile. ^B^ t'uung-shi. Medica, ^^^ yeuk shue ;

Measles, :||^ j[jg

'ma-fAirt^^ (science of) ^ i^ /-hok.

Meditate, ^ ?^ mak-'aeMn^,
Measure, (to) ^^ tok. '§'^ ]\rediterranean, itttj pf *^
^^^

leung -tok, (a) ^ leung\ chiiung ''hoi.

J^ ^ to -leung , (foot-) Medusa, &-^ ''shui-''mo.

^ ch'ek . Meek,
^^ ^t>«-woh.
 MEL 176 MER

Meet, (to)
3[§ ^ ue -cheuk Melt, |§ /f{^
yuung-/a\
happen to meet, ^ Member, ^ Vwo, (church-)
ue^ lcin\
jg g[ ue^ miu^ X. ^ /^?Vl9-tai'.

^^ ^s»>'-cheuk, (by Members, "j^ §9 paak t'ai. -

appointment) 5? -^ tsue - Membrane, :^ |M t-mok.

ooi liappened to be busy, Memoir, hang-chong .
;
^jf;!^
pH ^^ ne^ *^yan sze . Memorial, ^^ fsau -^poon.

Meeting, ^ ooi\
J^ ^ Memory, =g ^ A-» -s»«^ : a
tsue -tsaap. worthless memory, ^& M
Melancholy, fJ P^ moon^-
moon . Mencius, ]^-^ Maang - tsze.

Mellow, ^^, shuuk-num. Mend, ^ p, f(^ g saw-

Melody, ^ -^ haai-yum.
Melon, J[I^ A'?^;a; cucumber, Menial, "p ?g ha^-yik.

i JUJ, wong hva, ^ J[I^

Menses,
^^ uet-/any.

Avong kwa ; yj^ ^ niuuk Mental, i][^» ^ szow-noi ,

l(iva, (papaya); egg-plant, Mention, ^^^ /con/7-k'aap.

7^ /hv ^* /^?6'fl; water- Mercantile,

c
^
~ .
^ shang-i
.)
,

melon, [5j ;Kl ^''''' ku'ci; maai-maai

pumpkin, ^)J!^ tiiung htvci; Mercenary, ^^ tJ^I] k'au-li

brinjal, {Momordica Bal- Merchandise, '^'i^foh mat;

samina)
^
hairy kind of brinjal,
JJ^ ^oo hva;
'^
foreign merchandise, 7!^

jQ^ tsit Tcwa ; young cucum- Merchant, j^ ^ shewiff-y&n.

bers,
Q JJ^ paak /ri/.'a; a Merchantman, [^ to sheung^

small yellow squash, shuen, -^ j|§ /o/t^ shuen.

^j!!^
/aa?i Iciva; musk melon, Merciful, g[ g
ot-lin, 3
"

JJ^ Aru;?^ kwa. ts'ze, 3^ ^\]^^ ts'ze-swm.

 MES 177 MEW
Merciless,

Mercury,
f^
^
/(j) \ong-sum.
shui-hga.n,
Mess, (medley)
tsaap.
^ J| laap-

y^
(planet)

Mercy,
^^ Shui-sifif;. Mess together, (S^ t'uung-
jg ^^ ts'ze-;?/, ts^uen .

lin-'rnuu. ]\Iessage, ^ -(= po'-suim.

Merely, ^^ pat-hvoh ,
Messengei-, ^\ c^'aai-j&n,

^ tuak-bai\ DJi (official)

^^ w'^/j-uen.

chek. Metal,
^ J[J^
^';/;«-lui'.

Merge, 7^ iH i^an -maai. Metaphor, ^t^/se'-V^

Meridian, "^^^x ^sze- ng- ^se -I ,

sm\ (-lines) jg ]^ ^»>j<7- Metempsychosis,

|j^ fgj laun-
sin . 001.

Merino, ^^ ue-ta'e. Meteor, "^ g lau-stn^,

Merit, Jfj ^ kunnfi-\o, -:^ chui -sing, 2^ ^ fi

kiiung, ^to. ^^ /jg ying- sing.

tak,
^^ ^ ]i^ /:uw;i^. Method,
^ ^ fong-faat\
\o-ying-tak; to record merit,
^ -^ /aa^ - tsze ; an
excellent metlu'd, ^^
Meritorious, y^ i/| yau ^^
shin^/artZ'\ K\[faat\
Jcuung ; a mt-ritorious states-
^^
Metonomy, ?'5e -'^kong.

man,
^^ kuung shan ; ^^
Metropolis, A'tV/^-sheng,

mideserviug, ^ ^ mo ^^ fiifg-too.

^^
Mettle, (sing-ht ; the
Merry, g.^ 'Ai-stV, ;{tf ^ mettle (i.e., high spirits) of
youth, ^^ i^ ^^ sAiV
Merry-andrew,
^^ tsaap-

Mew,
nin hi* chat.

AewA;'',
;5; ch'au. jj,^^ I
^^^^^^mW^'^Saau-sheng.
Mesh, 4ffl ga ^mong-^ngaan.
 MIG 178 MIL

Miasma, "^ ^ cheung-ht Migratory, i^^^^i-

ehi-Ioi- wong.

^ sh^p-rJifiung . Mild, '^ ^ ?<;flw-leung.

Mica,
[ica, ^MM.
^^IR ts'in-is'&ng Mildew, ^ mooi, '|^j^
^
chi. flw -mooi, ^^^/(i^ii mooi,
Microcosm, /J> ^^ siu-
^^ faat^ mo ; spoiled by
t^in-ti . mildew, 4^m mooi laan\
Microscope, |^ ^g^ ^ ^i^- Mile,
(f^
of an English)

mi-keng . li; How many miles? ^^

Mid, P(l chuung.
^ M i^ v./ /(^A 'li lo^ ?

Mid-day, § ^^ aan aa;i -chau

-
Milestone,^ f^ ^ lo'

Middle, ^ [^ chiiung-kaan. ch'ing

^ ^ ;?»,• li shek.

Middle-maii ^ mooi- Militant,^ rhin^; the church

•yan. militant, ||fe "^ cAjV
Middle-woman. mooi- 001
•p*oh. Military, ;^ 'mo, J^ ping,
Middling, 5^ ma- W ku'un; military author-

•ma-ti . ity, »^ ]^ ping k'uen

^^
Midnight, poon -ye . military officer, -^ ^
W^
Mid-summer, ha -cAt
c
mo
,
koon.

a^ ^ ^M^n-yeung. Militia, ^^ "J^

c/^on^r' ting.

Mid-way,
^^ ?7oo?i -lo . Milk, ^L 'ue, ^ 'naai,

Midwife,^^ ^ ^ ^s'^- cow'e milk,

^^ ngau

^^
a^an^-*p'oh, «^«^- naai; goat's milk,
^ ^^
^
•p'oh. J,^ chup-ma. yeung
c
naai.

Might, gg nang. Milky way, ^ ^jij f'm ho,

Mighty, ;;f^ g| taai'-nang.

 MIN 179 MIS

Mill,
J
moh , •moh ;
paper Mint, § :f£ S^ heung-fa-
raiU,
J; m OT tso^ chi ^s*o» ,^^
Minus, V)^ '^kaam.
(a) ts'in-kuuk.

kuuk.
Millet, /Jn ^ sill- mai,
^ Minute, ^HJ ^ ,9aArai, (of
time) '^ ^ /M;i-8hi.

Million, "Q^ ^ ^^fli -maan ; Miracle,

^ ^jf
i-tsik.

millions, ;jj> f7««\ Mire,

^ y^ nai-paan .

Mill-stone,
^^ ^ ?«o7i' shek. Mirror, ^ ^-^ min -A:fir2y .

Mimic, ^f hok. Mirth, *y^ 1^ /aat'-lok.

Mince, -gj ^^ fs'it'-sai. Miscarriage,
/J>^ sm-
Mincing, ^ j^J
niu- noh ;

to walk in a mincing Miscellaneous,

^^ ling-

manner, /Jn
^^ siu stn^, ^ tsaap, :f^^9hup-
po' hang. sui , oM/pfc sup-sui ; a con-

Mind, i\^^ sum, (to) g| /^ signment of miscellaneous

/i;o<? -cliue . goods, — U^ll/^ ya^
Mindful, ^^i\a^ ^y&u-sai- taan tsaap /o.^ .

sum, (you are) ^J\a^ yau- Mischief, ^|^ ^'<'<' -sheungy

sum. SB .sz^en-hoi .

Mine, (to) :^ (^) II Miser,

g ^A ^^^'^-ts'oi-

kwut- (hum-) luung, (a) yan, '[§ ^ Aaaw-waai

}^ twong ; a mining Miserable, (as a miser) Q^
engineer or expert,
k^wong^ sze.
^ ^i^ tsze -tsin ,
(poor)
^ ][^
aau-ai
Minister, (to) j^ ^ cAm;?- Misery, ^^ foo- ch'oh,
^
sze ,
^^ S2e-sze ,
(a)
^ )^ ^5'at-leung ; happiness

ehan, (prime) ^JiQ tsoi- and misery, ^jj]^ ^ woh*

 MIS 180 MIT

Misfortune, ^^ pat-hemg , Mistake,

^^ koo-is^oh y

^^
huung-sze
'foo meng, ^^ (a) ^ /s'oA\

^s'oA -i^t'o/i
'^s't^A',

; there
fa^
is
.
jj^
Misinterpret,
^^ ^kaai- a mistake, Pfif
^g yau

ts^oh . ^s'oA^- no mistake, ^ ^^

Mislead, ^1 ^ ^y2^n-ts'oh'. mo ^s'oA'; to make a mis-

Mieprint,
fp ^ yan -ta^oh . take,
^^ tso' ^s*oA\

Mispronounce, ^ ^g A;(?n^ Mister, (Mr.)^^ sin-shang^

^ liuung.

Misreport,
^g ^ ;'o ^s'o7i\ Mistress, (Mrs.)
JJJ -^ naai-

Misrepresent, ^^ /:ow^- *naai, (of a household)

5
wie. sze -t*au-neung,

Miss, (young lady)

^^ [can also be referred to
itoo-neung, ^(to) sAa^,
as]
$ ^ '^ sze^ t'au
p^pb ^m.-chuung ; to miss
p'oh, (but, it is impolite
the road, fj ^ hang
to address her as such), i
A ^^ cAwe-yan-neung, dfc
Missionary, ^^\ ch'uen-
-H: chue- mo, (of a school)
A'flaw -yan, (society)
j^^ -^ g[j0 nue-«3e, (a kept)
•^ ch'uen - Araaw - ooi

(VULG.) MWM^i
,

^ Jg 'lo-;fc'at.

hong Ye 80 leg'.
Misunderstand, ^^^
Misspend, ^^ long -/ai ^^
'm-ooi'-i", ^'en^-

Mist, IM ^ m-moo ^ ,
ts^oh .

ha -moo ,
wan- Mite,
^^ ^ lio moot,

moo
 MOD 181 MOX
Mix, ^;^t: W;.-wan\ p Modern, ^ Av//?/, ^ sw?,
7(sp L-iu-woli,
fl^^ tau- (times) ^ -fjf kan^-sAa»^.
wan,
mix
;||g J|[|

equal
/.'aj< niaai; Modest, ::g'
^ ][.(<, S-au-lim-
quantities,
ill '^^*'''
5i^ ^/'»-^«'''
ff^it
^^ /"i k'au : mixed (i.e. him-t'iu; a modest woman,
adulterated) with sand, ijg
IB ^^ /.^/-^^ ^foo.

^ /;;'«?< 5/ifl'; Don't mix Modify, IJjr •'^^ij 'lcoi-snik\

them up, Ijft tr a tg Moiety, —^ yat 2'jooii\
^
"mai Va luen^ "^k'ue.

Moan, ^ PH fse-fmn, p^ Moist, f^ 57/^7/, ^^ num.

.
^^ ^^a;i -hi . Moisten,
j^^ yuun'.
MoN B^ ii f^ it i;«a/c^- Molasses,
^;;!fc t'ong SA?//;

si/)g -naau -men . (half candied),

|g gl
Mock, jj^^ /a-'-Iuung^
lllj
t'ong ZTifr/?^.

7
suaaii -siu
J >
.
Mole, gg ^ t'in-^5A?/e, (on
Model, "^^ ^ mo-jeung\ the skin)
^^
ha'ti-chi
hak-ts'ze-

mo- veuno' .
.

Moderate, ^^^'^'j^ IKtt- Mole-cricket,

i^^ ^t'o-^kau.

Molest,
toh-pat- s/tiii,
j^ rb sAjA;- 1^ jg naaa-wai.
chuunrj, f|? ^ <r/«!i/;my-woh; Moment,
f^ g|] p'm-halCy
moderate in eating and ^Iriiiff-hak.

drinking,
^ §;, ^ tsit' Momentous,
lU
chuung^
^l/wn ghik; moderate in all

things, j^^^fflj^Maan Monastery, (Tau.) |^ koon ,

sze tsif ^sltaaivj; moderate (Bud.) ^ t8ze\

ff
wind, 5pD ^ woh /"im/i^, 5a;?^ ?/e/^, (Rom.)
(to) 1^ -^ tMU-wan. 5a?<-to -*uen .

13
 MON 182 MOR

Monday, jjj^^ — Wi-]Jaai Monument, )j]^ tfr p'aai-/o;?^,

yat. ^% u^ V^'i^^ ' Travellers'

Money, ^ ts'in, *t6'in, talk is as public as the

^ ngan-*ts'in, *ngan
cash down,
inscription on a monument,
ready money, i.e.,

55, ^S '"^ ngan: money- lo^ pheung^ hang yan hau

changer'8 shop, -^ || ^| ts'z p.
chaau ts'in j/o\ . Mood, i^^ 5?^w-t8'ing,
fg
Moneyless, ^^ mo ts'in, Wt ts'iug-Vcmy.

^ p'un. Moody, ^ :^ /wo-Ai

Mongol, |g "i^ A ^I""ng- Moon, ^uet,\light>^3t

MQi-kwong.
koo yan.

Mongolia, ^"S'H Muung Moor, (to) '^^'^0 rcaan-^oky

Iwo hrok\
Mongrel. ^1^ tsaap- chming.
Monk, fg" J\^ «r^/?^ yan,
woh 8heung\
^ Mope,
Morally,
^ p^ /aai -moon
i-ts'ing-'li.
.

|j5^ -flc'l^g
Monkey, ^ |g 'raa-Zf«<. Morals, ^"^ hang-wai,

Monogram, ^^
f» c(ap\ 4=f to/^-hang, (good) ^
Monomania, iS^^^H ^wn- shin -^a/c,
^ ^ shin

peng^-k'wong, @^^ hang, (bad) |J ^ fgpaai'

^ yan-^ze -peng''-k'wong. fining tsuuk ; to practise

Monopolist, ^^ tuun-ka. moral duties, ^ /'|=y hang

Monopolize, ^"Wt '^hnm-foh shin .

Monstrous, »g|^ kicaai -sui . More, ^ ^

/'tm, /oA;

Month, ^ net ; a long month, add a little

M
^
^some
more,

EJ -4- net taai'; a short I|M fim ?'t; give

month, ^ /J>
net '^siu. more, ^^^Dfl^'^ V» ^^" ^''»';
 MO I 183 MOS

the least bit more, [j^ p^' Mortal,

^^ ooi- c<3«; a

^ ti /com foh; (CO.MP. mortal sin, j/^i^ *^>2'.'

taui'';

mortals,
DEG.) kaiitj ,
all
J^^ faan yan.

chuiing . Mortally, ^£ rh%-^sze.

gj^
Moreover, W ^^ kang -him, Mortar, ;^ ^ y?
nai, /b^*

.''^, (a)
^^
hom, (for mixing lime)
chaung-

1- r/tV'. ^1!^

Morning, S. V.^o; I told you ^^/ooi horn.

in good time Mortgage, (a house)

^^
-^ Sigoh taai tf^o wa' ni
tw-tmh,
^^ ^/ly -;^?//:.

very early, -^-^ ^50 /5(?;

Mortgagee,
- - -
-^^
>»>»_i_ '^tin-^chue.

"
'r/i.V; this morning, ^ Mortification,
;fi^ /bc^-Zai^

l^ /:M/;i c/</u; he came

foo', (gangrene)
f^^
yuuk-
every morning,
f g ;|^ 1^
sze, (of spirit)
\^^
ts'iu-sui .

1^ k'ue chiu cJnu lai

Mortise, ;|>^3^ 5//?/??- ngaan.
early in the morning, SB
Mosque, [PIIP]^®^^;^:
^J^ chin t'au A'^o; (good)
ooi ooi kaau^ \\[ paax t'ong.
,^j^
^ j^
/.'JO-shan, (-star)

tfii-raiug-sing.
j^ Mosquito, ^ />jm;?; the striped

Morose, ^ '^ yz/wz-ch'um.

or tiger mosquito,

or
^^
^^ {1^ foo miin, or /a
Morra, (i.e., to pledge in cupg
w?tm; mosquito-curtain, jWJ^
of native wine bv gueBsins:
mun cheung^; a mosquito
ijl^
at finger* thrust out) ^:t^ boring a cow's horn, i.e.,

cAVM/-mooi,
^ j^ ch'aai wasted exertion,
^^f^
ma. ^ mini chum ngau yt(?A;^;

3Iorrow, ^^ meng t^in,

^ a hum like mosquitoes,
^j^
meng yat. pffi j;?M» A-owi^ ts'o.
pJJ"
 MOT 184 MOU
Mosquito-cnrtain, (a) — t^
w Mother-wort,
@ {^r ;^ yik-

^^ l|j^ yat-i^oi\g-mun- mo- /^'tf.

eheiing . Motion, M^ tuung

Moss, ^'^
CI
t'oi-'^stn, ^^ Motive,
^^
.

^hi-kin,
^
mooi-t'oi, 1^ ts'eng-t'oi.
|[g nim^^t'au.
Most, (of quality) ^,chi -|-
,
Motto, Ig >^ t'ai-/a/e'.

J^ 6liap-/?/;j, (of quantity)

Mould, (a)
j^ ^ mo-s/uk.
Mouldy,
1^ ^ faai-\\\o.
taai /oA.

Mostly, 3^ ;f'|!E taai'-*A;'oj,'

^
Mound, J;^ ^ '^'o-^"»,
^
~r fuvng- fo.
^^^ taai^VK/c\ ;^ f| Mount, (to)
3l "^sheung,
^
taai

IMotli,
- t^ai.

4|| ngolK jg in /a»^-

i "^ ^^'if^H- sheung-Awtf''.

Mountain, |Jj shaa^i ; wood

*ngoh; silk worm moth, ^^ and bamboo-ware shop,
^fe ts'aam ngoli ; the jjj

crescent moon, (fancifully, ^M shaan fo/i' p'o^ ; to

go on the hills to tomb-
like antennae of a silk worm
moth) ^^^ ngoh mi worshipping,
^
shaan; grave-diggers, grass-
iXj ^w/i^

net.

Mother, -^ -^ lo-* mo, cutters,

[JL}f^ sArwM Vraw;
(respectfully) -^ j^ "^mo- Shantung, jJj ;^ s/iaar?

ts^an, (politest form) -^ ^Wi; Shanse, |.|j^ shaan

^^ ling shau t'ong. yau to go into retirement,

;

Mother-in-law, ^|> -f^ ngoi - >A |_Ij J"P sArmn ,- a pros-

mo. perous family,

^^ jj[|

Mother-of-pearl, ^ -^ J^ TfC ^^ ^^'*5 sAaa;i fuung

wan- mo-Ao^ . shui.
 MOW 185 MUG
Mourn, t^ ^| tin -song,
^ Moxa, jx. if- "o^ai -yuuug,

^ oi-huuk.
^ ^^' J'gaai' foo, the

Mourning, ^^ song-iwnk, artemisia herb hung over

(put on) ^ J5^ chpvlc -fauk, the door on the 5th day of

(to lay aside)

^ ^g t^uct' the 6th moon.

fuuk.
Mouse, -j^ shiie- tsai,
Much, ^ toh.

_0| Mud, if^ nai; a clod of earth,

(field) J^ ^ shek- shue.
— 1§ 'iM y^^kau'nai;
Mouth, p A/i'?^, hence, y^ cannot plaster walls with
pl Vwt Aflf^if, estuary or
rotten mud, i.e., a good-for-
firth ;
good enunciation, P
^^- /mw k'im ; to smoke
i^othiug,
'JiiJ^Pf^M
laan'' nai naan oo peTc;
two or three pipes of
carved mud and moulded
tobacco, O^^^H P^ wood, i.e.., a born fool, a
1/aak^ ""leung saa)ii '^hau in

intractable, ^ p fg |g dolt,
UM-^W^ ^»i

t-iu muuk Off' ke' ; Dust

mo hau wa k'ue.

Mouthful, (a) — }p^yat-'^hau,

wanted !
if^^^^^^ s/iaw
— Pj^ j^rti-taam .
maai oo nai

Move,
(remove)
^^ ^ y?/u^'-tuung'',

jwon.
Muddy, ^^ chunk, %^^
|^ nai-paan , >|^^^ «i;'-naa^,
Mow, ''rh'aan; to whet a
^J
razor ' ^' yj ch^aan
(styi«)
|£ ife ^ :4c ^'^a-
nai-ifaat^- shui.
^a»^ fo ; May all your race
be extinguished ! i.e.. May Muff, j^^ ^ kuung-

your entire race be cut off thaii-Po^.

haam ha ch'-aan. ^lug^fCt^ V<M»>t*uung.

 MUM 186 MUS

Mulberry, (tree) ^^ song- Mumps, ^^ J5I5,

shang-
shue ; Cape d'Aiguilar cha -soi.

Light-house, ^ ;(g p^ Munificent, ^ ^^ hau -

5)^ 1^ song shue"* moon chuung ^ ^ P^

, »2e -

tang lau. hoi-ke .

Mule, 1^ ,^ loh- ma. Murder, ^^huung-shaai

Mullet, (yellow - tailed)

m ^ won 2;- mi- ts'ai. shaaf yan; a murder case,

(greeniBh)
gj^^. paak- ^! ^ meng^ ohn^; to
c .

mi-
c,
ts'ai.
, .

plot murder,
^ ^ mau
Multiply, ^ shint:; : rules for shaaf.
multiplication, ^^ shing Murderer, J^-^A;<;m^- shau,
faaC; (increase)
^^ Murex,
Jj] ^ /a'ze'-*loh.

shaang-toh. Murmur, f^^^ luun -chuun ,

^ chmmg\
Multitude, (the) (at) ^ P^ uen-taan .

IS R ^ |^ ihue-mxxn, Muscle,' (of the body) HJL

jj
H^
k'wun niuu, maan' A;i-/oo,
^1^ s^^^" -*yuuk.

mun, ^ ^Q, chiu^ mun, Museum, \% ^^ pok'

:*:^ W tt
chuung -paak -sing
taai^ mat
Mushroom,
Sien.

kHvun, k'an.
.
g|
Mumble, ^^^ ngum-ch'um; Music, ^ ^^ ngok-j/wm.
always grumbling,
ngum hue\
p^ ^ Musicians, |f^ :|y ^ c/i'ui-

llg'-^ngum loi te- lo, (respectfully) ^j^lj^

Mummery, |^,^^ '^Jcwai- ngok-52;«; a band of —
ma-sze ; full of tricks,
^ ^^ yat 2iaan.

it
W W, «i^ i^
c
'^"'«» '^«^'«» Musk, ^ ^k. she -heung\

%M»
or
ll.^f^g.
*^ma htnk' shik.
adulterated musk,

Vfa she^ heiing.

jg ^
 MUS 187 MYR

Musk-melon, ^ JJ^ hcung- ^ )g

Musty, A.;//^-t8'ue
Jg^
kwa. ^ ?/;>-waai .

Musket, -E 1^ peng-ts^eung.
pg ^
Mute, 'm-sheng,
p^J
Muslin, i^ ^ m\n-sh((

Mussel, (sliell fish)

^[J/'$ ^^
^lutilate, ts'aan-hoi .

wong-s/w-
bivalve shells,
hill, $S hin

V/m
; Mutiny, ^ fjl poon'-yik,

$g gjf g|^ ^Jg li poou'.

htk^; disyllabic words,
^^ :Mutter (col.) ^ I^ tl}^

^^ 'hin hok' tsze'; kong-nge - nge - sheng, ^^

shelled clams,
$J[^ [^ Va>J
^fl* ^ t'tip-t'ifp-shpng.
yuuk,
Mutton, ^ 1^ yeung-yuuk:
Mussulman,
J[/{?A - Z(?/i
(]\roor)

- yan,
j^^X.
(Moham-
chop, ^ :y^ *^ yeung
p'aai Jcu'uf.
medan) -^ Ooi-

Must,
[g]

i}^\pit, ij/i'^*^ pit-t\ng

^S2?.

.
Mutual, ;f.g
seung,
^^
kaau-spung-kfi , ::^ ]|;|^
jn-

Mustaches, ^^ tsze,
J\ ^ Muzzle, P '/<//?<,
1^ Vsui, (to)

^ ;)afl^ -tsze -so,

jpj^
QfU i^/^Q lup-chue - hau.

^ 'leung
'
;?'a^ so, fig ^' My, mine, ^ PJ^ ^ngoh-A-e ;

/ia ^A^aw so. my (humble) village,

|^
maau so.
^ pai' hpvng; our native
Mustard, ^^ ^aai -moot, customs, ^'^ pai^ tsuuk;

^ -^ ^aai -laat, (seed) my master, ||j^ ^ pai*

^ ifla» - tsze. tuung; my own country^

Muster, H^ jiaa/i; muster

the forces, i
7^ 001 Myriad, ^ maan .

peng. Myrrh, *J^ ^ moot-yeuk.

 NAN 188 XAS

Myself,
^§Q ngoh-tsze''- Nanking, '|^j ^ Naam-^m^.
^*>
^^ ]}oon-shan, (I Nap, ^ mo, ^ 1^ yuung-
feed myself)

ngoh-shik-tsze
^^^^
-''/ci.
t'au, (sleep) l^^ iTf /^aj?-

Mysterious,
^ f^ o -miu , fim\

H^ ^ naan-ming. Napkin, ^ -f^

po - tsaiy

'MyVw, ~^ g^ koo- ue. (table-) ^" fjj

ch'a-AflH.

Narcissus, ^ -^^ ^^ shui-

N sin-fa.

Narcotic,
j^ ^ mai-yeuk.
Nail,

//r/^
$J (en;/, (a)—
hati-feng, (fing-er-, &c.)
p^ Narrate, ht^ [jj
ch''imt-\ai.
>5|^ shuut-

;|=g[^ chi h(a2)\ff\^cham(. Narrow, ^ rAfl'r^/: : narrow-

Naked, ^; ch'ik' -^ hcoiuj, minded, i]ji 5|f ^ sww
(stark)
Jg ^, ^jj ^'n.^^ ch'eung- clionli-^ ; too narrow,

^* M IS ^^"''"^'^ hroh'
Nakedness, (destitution) ^k t'au; (tight) ^ kip; the

^ cA'//i:^-p'un. shoe pinches, 1^ ^^l^ j^

Name, ^ ming, *meng, (to) haai kip te//(;\
gr ;g
«/iH meng
^A'«-nneng,

: What is
^:g
your
Nasturtium, '(^
ip-hn.
^^ hoh-

name? M'^^^^ Jew' Nasty, _^ ch'-au ; bed bugs,

tso' mtit meng? ^l^-\i^i^ /.e., nasty foul - mouthed
•^ sing' mvi meng mut?. fellows,
^ ^ ch'au'

Namely, ||] faik. ch'uung; a foul stench,

^
Nankeen, cloth, ^ >f2 flj
"^"^ c^'fl?? hong hong ; a
fsze-fa-])o\
yJr> -^ chHIc'- small-footed woman, a nasty
po . fellow, ^Wa ch^au' keuk'.
 NAV 189 NEC

Nation, ^[^ ponfj, [n|| kicok'- Navel, Uh J^ t'o-ts'ze,

Native, ^i^ }iO(iu-''i\ ,

J^.
(string) j}^^^
i*^ t3'ze-/flra'.

't^o. Navigate, IJjlj/ilf^ s/i^i-shuen.

Natural,
^^ Hn-shang, Navigation, ^ ^ hang
tHn-sliany-ki'\ 2jS*I^ poon- shucn ; rules of navigation,

sing .
«® ^ "^^^'^^ /aa/\- navi-

Natunilly, Q^ tszu'-in,
^ gation laws, t7l55S@
^X fin -hi. hang shuen clieimg cli'ing;

Nature,'^ sm^'; long practice to miss one's port,

^^
becomes second nature, ^^ y^ P ^s/wt is^oJt' ^kontj

^^AsS^i!^ tsaap ''kau shing

siiuf ; a good nature, ^tj* ^''^y' PS# '"^-^^^i''
3;Pfe
"^^*^ ^*"^^ ts'eng.
tt tw l^a^shi''.

Naughty, TTpjJ. waan-p'i, ;;^ Near, ^ kan\ 'k'an, Mi

i^ 'ni- //rt foo -kan , ^^ /a'^/i.

Nausea, -^ no 001- au,

IUi>
Near-Bighted, ^||H^ kan'-
tej seung- cat. *shi - ngaan.
Nautilus, ifl ;|C t?, fan- Nearly, ^^^ ch'-a-pat-

Naval,
.<!/u/j-*loh. toh,
^^ tseung-k^\\\

(troops) ;;JC 6S :R Y~T\ sheung' ^ha; nearly

c
s/iui-sze-ping, (officer) Trj\^ relaied, ^ .^ shum^ ^s'an.

|§i|j 'j^
(engagement) TfCMfe
«/^ ''i - sze - koon

''shui
, Neat,
(clean)
^^ ^^'/^
ts'ai- r/nV?//,

7:oAjt-tseng'.

chin^. Necessary, >^^^ ^

pit-iic',

Nave, (of a wheel) ^ f^ ^. ting^M Pg ^

ffi
hmn-sian, (of a cburcli) mo-'m-toA;; daily neces-

saries,

yuung he^
Jf5
mat.
^^ yat
paai^ t'ong ke^ chiiu/ig kaan.
 NEF 190 XEI

Neck, ^ ^^^e^g\ irascible, Negative, ^J ® fj ^ /"»'-

j^ 1^^, 'foh ^keng^ highly min -wa'-t'au,(po8itive& —

nervous, Pj ^j noi ^^ ^E£ yau-mo.
sheung /ceng; good tem- Neglect, ^JIJ raong-^''e?^i\
pered, ^i3 '^'0 'heng ;
ill-
^ IB ^^/^^^^/^^^ :^ ft
tempered, pg iy ®# shat-kok-',
^ |^ 'm-^oo\
'm /<o ^A:e;^(7 k/cut ; Don't Negligent,
^, ^ /^^Meuk.
be obstinate, p^ -^ ^ Negotiate,

Xegro,
^^ paan'- li.

hak
'raai S/tai ^keng. ^^ :|J ;g y\^
Neck-lace, ^^ keng-^lm\ Ja k'i yan.

Necktie, ^ 4^ ^e??^- leng. Negress,

^ ffi JM A ^^^'^

Necrosis, ^P *h* sze-hvut. /a k'i Siue.

Need, ^ ^^ .sz^e. sue-iu . Neigh, f^ jg^ sze-fuung.

Needle, §^ -^j* nguan-ehum,

(magnetic)
^ ]^
naam-cAi/m; to scrape iron
$J-
'chi Neighbour, |I^^
kaai-fong;
luun-yan,

Neigh-
fijj^
out of the eye (J%f. nose) bour ! Sir :
^ ^ i;5 ^^^'^*

of the needle,
^f ^ -^^j /o/i^ rt ! He's the talk of

^^ r/<?^m pi^ seuk' tif; the neighbourhood, j^

thread the needle, ^ '^-j'

ch^iien chum. hai^ kaai lai '^/'•o?2^ /rp' I He

Needle-woman, p^ ^^ ^ is my next door neighbour,

^^o-luen-*p'oh,
^J ^ ^ 1g Pg Pi ii ft 'k'ue

*j;o sJiaam p'oh. hai' kaak^ ii f/<2/e\

Needless, ^'d^ ^
'm- sAct, Neighbours, j^ J^ luun- li,.

m-i7^
^ [H *2cMuun.
Needy,
|| ^ k'uung-fat. Neighbouring, |(^ ^ luun-
Nefarious,
|,| ^ ^ch'au-ok\ kan\ p^ g(| /;fla/i;'-li.
 NKS 111 I XRT

Neighbourly, 'ho-
^'jf^^
seung- ue. of pigs, —5?^' '/^'^ ''^"'

Neitlier

X^S
nor,
Zf^^
?'«^-8in^ — f/ii/f;

—
a
n
a brood of chickens,

thieves'
i/at

den,
tau kai ;

ts'aak tau

•m-hai\ |5pgj^ to. Net,

Jf5
mong; (a) — gg
'm-liai\ 1^ dieting- mong, to lish

Nephew, (daughter
brothers, or sons of brothers-
or sons of with a net,
ue; to throw a
^^ net,
Snong

in-law) jj^ -^ chat-V.s2*, saat "^raong; to bait nets

(sons of sisters, or of wife's with egg-white,
^ |^
brothers)^[^^ ngoi' chat. tsewifi '^mong; to set a net,

Neptune, ^^ I^ Luung-wong, Si IH or
IS $H Cheung

fQ: II 'hoi shan, fg ^ *mong or chHt "^mong ; to

^ ''/loi wong sing. net all at one swoop, to

Nerve, JS ^® 'no-hi'- make a clean sweep,

kan.
^S 2/«^ mong Vrt tsun^

Nervous, (timid) ^ ,^, ^ to fall into the trap unwit-

mo-cA»'-/ji\ (irritable)
f^ tingly,
g fe ^ IH tsz'

'i^ ^ noi'-s/iewn</- ien^. t'au loh *^mong; (lifting) -^

Nest, ^^ ch'aau-2fo/i,
^ tsang; to let down the net,
tew'; a nest ©f thieves,
^^ ^^ Avra ^5f/n^, or :^
^ts'ak ch'aau; all the birds ^ t'au ^.*;an//; to raise the

have gone to roost, §",|^ ^®t, ;|^ ^ Za«i ^«a;i^ ; to

^^ 7?«rt/c' Siiu /;«'at fish with u lifting net, fjfijjj

ch'aau; bird's nest, ^W ^ *^a2< ue; net weight,

/»^^ tau ; a dog kennel. ^^ tsens: '^ch'uuno-.
 NEX 192 NIG

Nettle rash, ^^ fiinng- Nice, ^ ho, ^ iM ho~

naait'. >ung\ gf -^ Siga-/a?,
Neutral, Heung-
"^Tf^j^'^ (particular) -j^ ^,^ ^ssa-

]iat-seung-ship'. .^ai^ (too) *j^ 4^ im-tsim^

Neutralize, (medicine)
^^ Nickname, ^^ fa-*meng.
A:«firf-yeuk, (poison)
|ff ^ iBi ^ '>vau'-*meng.

/rrtfli-tuuk. Niece,
^ ^ -^ chat-'"nue.

Never, (past)
^jc^ mi^^yau, Niggardly,g haan, ig:
Jl5Kffi"en-lui-W,^ ^^
p't-luun ,
luun'' sik.

^& ^fsi/niifj-'^vao, (to come) ^'R^t? -^ ^ y^ maan;

^^wmg- chuumi-pat,
^ Jg B^
night time, \^i^ maan
ifk
c . c c
uen- mo: never
^ fl
t'au; at night, J)^
mind, ^• f '
mo H^ ye maan /roA shi;

5e?my
Nevertheless,
/colin

^^t .^ui-in.
^
towards nightfall,
aai maan; during the night,
_5^

New, gi san,
^ ^^" s an j^ H3 maan /caa^r; last

loi; a new hand, -^ ^^'gl^^i ^ J5^ ^•''^^ maan;

sa/i ^shau. morning and night, i.e.,

News,
^ ^ «rt/i-*mun,
^ early and late, Sl.
-^ sheng-hi^. Vso maan; advanced in

^ ^ ?^
Newspaper, san- years, R^ ^ maan nin;

raun- ^ ^g r/jt, yat po'. late in the evening,

^^^
Newsvendor, /|K maan hak; supper,

P^ man
raaai san cAi ^e . maan ts^aan.

Next, ^^ ^ tai^i^ fs'se', Aight-mare,

o »^ ,1^ muung
fif 7^ ^-^a'-ha', (day, &c.) aat , ^ kivai-ehaak .

0^ H ™i"g-yat, &c., (near Night-dress,

^
to)
^ ^^ kan^-chue\ shaam.
 NO 193 XOI

Nimble, ^|;)^ fiing-facn,t^j^

jj^ fiKit -tsit. (s'ze rh'-ue pat tak Vij)

Nimbus, p^ ^ lie wun. tBzc clii; no admittance

Nine, ^ kau. except on business I
Rj] A
^
Nineteen, -f- sbap- kau.
^^ baau yau 'niia

Nineteenth,^ -\' jh tai tsuua .

shap kau. Nobility, "^ tseuk .

Nine-fold, j/L'^ ^'^^"^ p'ooi. Noble, ^ "^* ii<7tcn-kwai y

Nine pins, ^^ 3^1^ t'au (minded) <j|^ j^ Vc'on^-

k'au hi : to p'ay at nine-

pins,
^ :^ 59 ? '^« mmg-(7/i//// -Laai .

taai taan i.^^ze. Nod, ^;^ V/,.-t'au,

^g|
Ninety, ^ -p" A-au-shap. to-t'au,{],f]|ggngup-n'au;
Ninth,
;^ ;^ i^\-'kau. motion to him to come,
Nip,t§i>il.,||j-lnm,;|^;;»y.
^^ f@ f® ;
liens and
Nippers, ^ *k'im. ducks bobbing to each other
^ippl^? ^^ naai-t'au, {i.e., bowing like old

fnends), llggPJjIlllg
Nirvana, ;^^ ^^ nip-p'oon. kai t'au n^up aap t'au.

Noise, ^ M^ sheng- heung.

Nitre. ^^^^ haam-.s-7'u^^ siu. Noisome, :^ tnuk.

No, :^^ 4
^'«^-s^v pg- 1^
Noisy, pSi [^ ts'o-naau ;

'm-bai , ^^ mo ; no as noisy as a fair, J^ jjtt*

matter, 7^ j^ "^ mo B 7a/e kom ts'o: Don't

s«?<7J/7 ^oA?/; no one, ^Jt" deafen one Avith your noiael

^ mo yau; no thorough- P)I^P® A^make raai ts'o yan

fare \
^.^.'Si^fi \o pat i ; Don't a noise,

tuung bang; Post no bills! jig

jtf p^ 'm ^ho ts'o.
 XOR 194 NOS

Nominal, (merely) ^^^ North, ;(t;

pah, (N. E., &c.)

W yau-meng-mo-shat, J^> ^ :f(j

tuung-2)ah, &c
the north star, ;^^ .^
Awe meng. ^xt^ shan;
^;a/: ^//<,
;^[^ J^
Nominate, ^ ::^ t'ai-meng. the north pole, :^(^ :|^
Non-conductor, !!^^|^^ 2mk kek.

^ i^ i^"^ y^'^ ti^ ^^* '^"^

Nose, _^ pi , ^"^ pi -A'oA;

mat. the bridge of the nose,

None, ^ mo.
M ;|^ pi leung ; the
Nonsense, p^f^ ngaam -wa ,
mucus discharge of the

nose, js V% pi t^(ii ; tip

oo-shuct ; ^ ^s'oi/ Pooh!
of the nose,
what nonsense are you
hicn; a hooked or Roman
talking! 0«j5^ If |ga^
fe'o/ /ar/^ ngaam wa me
nose ,
^^ /i^«5?<
Pi or

Nonsense ! the Plague take

•|^ SI ^ ("^9 ^oli pi ;

yo"!
"?R S f4^ ^«'«^"
nose running, '^ ^ ;?fC

lau pi s/iwi; Follow your

wan ni !

go straight ahead!
Nook, •^ l(oli,
^ gg ^o/t
nose, i.e.,

t'au. S?. ft^l^ * ^^""' p"

^2
Noon, ^f/'i -cA(3M , j£ Ixoli hue ; terribly afraid,

^ clang'' - 'ng. SWSS^I^pi'^^^

^^
Noose, sliang-lcit ,
;^ to mo yuuk.

Nosegay, ft ^^ sin/rt-

iS lo- shue-¥eJc ,
(to) JS *k'au.

fc
/ /;;'(•/•; -chue . Nostril,
^^\j pi - huung,

Nor {see Neither). pi -hmng.

 XUT 195 NOW
Not, Jf.rf'f^ ^|S./', P§ 'm; Notion, /^(
]}f|
s<'M»^-t'aii.

not lieve, p2.|j^']^ 'm hni Notoriety, ^i^ /a-*meng

/coA ; not serious, ^j''B.>|>0 Notwithstanding. §^4j^,s/a-in
-^ mo mat ifrioir/ kohv not;
Nonn,
^'J ^ shaL-tsze^

very good, pg-j^^^'m Nourish, ^^ yeung,

^
Lai ki ho; not yet, ^'Q* young-yuuk.
mi ts'ang, PS-*^
Xotable.jJM ^r/^H^<^r//^/u/^^
ni ts'anjj. Nourisliment,
yeung
^ ^^4
.s7/a;/^ mat,
,
/tc
^^
^ '^ //-sheunj;.
^ Ve"iiK "lat.

Notch, gj] P koht'-'hmi, (a) Novel, (ii) /K gl^ sw-shuet ;

^A'''<i!',
J5q P pnnq- hau. (AUJ.) ^ 5^m, ^ ig
Note, (to)
IB h\ gg >^ k'i ktcaai

^/ -chue (sound) -g //i^/n, Novelty, $/p ^M san-yenng

—^^
, ,

(a paper) yat-

cheiuig-i%ZQ , (money)

n\
Xotepaper,
ngan- cAi. November, ^^— ^ -

^g Ast/j. Ft>?^-sliap-//rt/-uet.

Nothinfc, ^t-{l^^ 'mo-ma^ Novice, ^ -^ ^ ^</J rt -ch'oh-

Ve, ^ i^ Sno-mat,
^ ^[
^f>h, .sr/rt .sArt?<;

^» mo- ye. J^ ^ shang shau.

Notice, -^ Q ^0 paak, (to) Now, ^-^ ^~J^ x\c-kum,

chi-Un\^% kin-tak,^^
^ Pji^^
Jca.%n, Jfli

chan
i-krK

0^ Ij^H^
rij shi; in

^^ t^ai-kin ; to give notice, ^^

shi; $p ^ in' /i:^/w;

jg£ ^ t'uwu/ chi; official ue /.a^y/; before now, ;5t B$

notice, -^ 7J\
/("o shi . .s/n shi; now high now low,
Notification.^ ^ 770 -^^an.
Notify, *p ^po'-chi. shi rco, yau shi ^<»".
 NUN i9(; NUX

Noxious. ^ ok'', ^ tiiuk. Nunnery, j^ '^ o;//-t'ong,

Nozzle,
pH V.sMi. ^ ^ |]^ 1^ 'nue sf«< to
Nudity, )jg ^. JItf
t^uee. 'wn, gyjj ^j^ s.?? ^00 om;

to enter a convent, i.e.^

chHk'-lah\

Nugatory, ^^ hue-i'o.
take the

Nurse,
^
veil, j7^ j^ yap
^f| a^-*nta. more
o))i.

Nugget, ^ gg /r?<;«-t'au.
frequently called,
^ ^^
Nuisance, .^
)^
Mf^ rhUiu^ -nmt.
l-fffi 00-/6O,
r/ '.s//7^m

^naai-w/f,
;

*^j^
(wet)
•^B|
^ ^,^
shup-
Null and void, Jg^IRA?'- ma, (dry) ^ ^l| kohn-
tsze'-Vit. ma, (to) ^^^ if'((i -'naai,

Numbed, ;j|^ Jjg ma-muuk, (carry) :[|y 'p'o; give (the

child) to the wet nurse

Number, ^ s//o', (No.)

^ or mother,

pi naai
j$ ^ t§
k'ne shik, or
:fc
tai\ ^^
Numeral, -^ g :^ sAo -

muuk-t3ze\ y/(7»?; "Whom does the child

Numerically,
^^ ^ diiu^- nurse ?

^ymn mat yan

^ ^ ^/^ BS /^e ?a".^
sho\
Nun, (3 kinds) ^^ srwm-
Nursery-garden,
n?<»-shue -*uen.
f§^ igj ^
/'o^, (viz.) (Buddhist)
^ Nut, ^ -^
^ ui-Z'O^), (Tanist) '^
Nut-crackers, ;j^ -^p
hat-Vsse.

^ hat-
jtfi
to'-A'(^.,
^ ^ ^s^e-k'im.
(unconnected Avith either
Nutmeg, ^ ^^ -tau tan .

of the two

koo, (Rom. Cath.)

named) chaai- Nutshell, M ^ -f- 'kwoh-
tsze-liok .

-^ snu-to -^nue. Nux-vomica, jP^"^ ma-ts'in.

 OBE 197 OBL

Obeisance,
o ^§J; /'<1!rt'^'-kwai^

'Oak,
;f^ tsoniig^ cliustnut wa .

oak, ^^^|^*;j^.j tseniiQ- nnn Object, i{^ff mat-kin', (of a

shiie

tseuncr
; acorn flour,

fun; oak bark,

,f^''^ ^ ve rb) }^;r

(aim) ;gfoJ i^.heung\-^^

shoh

^^'^

tS &. t^seung shue^ p'i; |nj chi-heimg .

{Quercus serrafa) ;jg lik. Object, (to) 7g,|} %ig.pok\

Oakum, :j5^jigjjC^ sm-Xaa^m- (as an inferior) ,^I^ ^^'^Z*:^-

Oar,
ObHgation, 2JJ ^ ^^oo»-fun ,

;;fj |g n'n-^fsrung. (a debt) |[^ cJiPung .

Oasis,
fcl; g| tfi ;2 ^^ i^
Obh'ge, (force) ^^ kciam,
^^
5/«« mok rliuimg he 'k'eung; oblige me,
'^ts'o l\ .
^Jj^
^ yeung /ivwA Sigoh

^ maug-shai ; to take oblige by letting him go

an oath (in court) g^ ^^ f^-st'RtE^'nyeung^
Jl^ wa shai nen , -^^ k'ue sin hang ;
oblige (or
f/^i shai , or ^j| ^ /^^a/'^ compel) you to do it,
^
shai ; to burn a written oath f^t ^ fcaam ni tso ; I

(before the gods)

'a^^^ was reallv forced to it,
^
«/«?/ shai rhprnig; to vioUite
^ :k ® ^^""»^ 'ngoii

an oath,.
^^ pooi %\ya\ . taai naan.
Oatmeal, (coarse) -g|
^<o-mak-/!/;i.
g< ^ Obliged, (innclO ^ ^^. toh-
talc,
j^ -1^ /s?/i//j- ling.
Obedient, |g Peng-^2^,
g}g
t'eng-wa -Irp Obliging, shuun'-
.

f^
Obese, —>^ ^tjatshanymxh ts'ing,
^
|l[ri

fj^ ioh 'lai.

14
 OBS 198 OBT

Oblique, 5j|* ts'e, ^s'e', Obsequious, -j^ jjp fuuk-

^ ts'e j»^; oblique Sun- shuun', '^jil^ //nn-yeung',

days,
^ 1^ ts'e yeung;
P^ ^ y?«"J-yau, (to the

a cross wind,
^^ ts'e rich)
^ ^f^ gj^ paak-%'-
finmrj; the afternoon Biin ngaan.

is hot, 01101'^ •^''" ts'e it. Observe,

^J^ i"r«',
^ Z:o(?;?,

Obliterate, j^ z^ mxt-lm^ (keep) -j4- 5/ian.

Oblivion, ^/^ uionK-moot. Obsolete,

J|| faai
, -j^ ^
Oblong, ^ -^ ch'eang-/tf«^, ^'rta* kau .

Q ^;^)at-tsze -*yenng . Obstinate, ^ :^ ?|^ p'i-A» -

Obloqi;y,^ j^ ling-yuuk; ngaang^ g] j^ koo^-chiq),

to be patient under obloquy,

pat tming,
^ ^j^ c/iwj>

Obscene, ^^g P ^s'o- liuu <'«" 5

^^ ^\ ttciu^- 'ceng ;

(language) "^^ |g fsU) sticks out till he gets his

*wa'; 00 /s'o. own way,

ff 7f£ ^^ gj {^ ;g
Obscure, j|^ ^ yrnt- miu. [r afti< /<? tiin'' wai chi.

Obsequies, /.so»// lai, Obstruct, Bfl^^j c/w/i-chue\

g^ jjjg

sze : to bewail the dead,

^ A^ sak-clme'.

^ tiri sonfj; to watch by a Obstruction, |^ :^^ fong-

corpse,
^^ sAf«< song ngoi , j5[^ ^? choh-saJc,

mourning staif carried by ^^ ngoi' sze',

^^
eldest son, ^^\^ huulc ugoi mat.
song p'aang ; to report a Obtain, ^^. JlJ /a/c-^^o,
;^
parent's death, ^B ^ po^ fc'w*.

song ;
the bereaved family, Obtrusively, Q Jg tsze'-

^^ song ka. shiu^, fM ^ sbiu^-k'uen.

 OUT V.K) ODD

Obtuse, ^f^ tuuti\ t'oi ; a small octagonal

Obviate, ^ Siiin,
%^ board with the eight

m'm-fak. trigrams from the Yik

Obviously, 1^ ^ tonff-min . Kin'j wiitten round it.

Occasion, ^ ^ ki-ooi\ hung up over doors, etc.,

(time) J^\: ^u'aai. ^ for luck,

J\ ^|\ paat'

shi liau', (no) ]^ hva ; hence, a wall clock,

'm- s/icd, (tfi) j|5 .s/jc<t. with a visible pendulum,

Occasional, ^ Q^ "uak-shi. is called,
y\ ^I. ^^
^
OccaBionally, :^ [J^ yau
^li Pf^^^i
''^^^''^ '^le mi
shi. chuung.
Occult,
IJjj ^ / /'-mat. October, ^ ^ -J^
Ying-
Occupation,
^^ sze -ip, shap-uet.

X^ kuimg-foo. ^
Ocular, ^P; ngaan-/ri/t

Occupy, (take possession of) Oculist,RP;^ ngaan-/, ^^

^ kne\
—
chue\ f4 S ^ Sigaan-/./.-.-

^^—
>f;t
Occur, .ue'-V'i" sluing.

Occurrence,^ ^ "^ sze"*, Odd, ^ ^

(single) A/, /rtflu;

sze /ro///i . one who levies black mail,

Ocean, 7^ y^ yeung- //<??,
^^^ ^/rt taan ts'aak;

-j^ j:^ taai' yeung. a single specimen, 83 J

Ochre, ^^ shek-wong, ^ff^
— -^ taan teng gat koh ;

;g 'cAe-'shek,
j}{f
^^ /s'se- only one way here,
^^
wong. ^ tei» ;jw lo .
^ leng,

Octagon,
^x^/V ^ yau (strange) -^ »|*5
^
koo-

])(mt kolc ,
y^ {^ yau kwaa%\ ^ k'i, -^ fj
^wa/' min ; an octagonal k'i /c^mfti ,
|jj ^ (7i'j«<^

table, /\^
1^1 1^ paat sin k'i.
 OFF 200 OFF

Odds, the odds are in his to take off, (clothes) fj^

favour {Hi. nine to ten it fvet , ;^|j mok ,- badly off,

+
won't sink) '(}l jl
f;-^
^ ^M p'an foo; well off,

phap ch'ani kriu p'o ; odds ^P^ ts'oi; a little way

^
and ends, Hj^ saj) siii^,

^
"fY
snap (srrp) siii , or uen; off Hongkonof,
^y^
^^ ^ ^-5 leng- leng
pKong§i ZMW Hnmrj
sui
"|~
siii^;

-^ Icng-
odd jobs,
^^
I'utmfjf foo. min;
seung
off and on,
tui he

i^^
'^hoi

.??/»
^^
Ode, 1$ .s/^'; 7V/e i.Vw//: o/ wong loi ; to get off', "TJ

0<Zp5, f$ ^ >*?;« yfce/?^; the ha ; to run off,

^ pun; be
four divisions of the Boolts off,
-i- a|lj ^'^'^' ^«-

of Odes, Ptj g^ 526 s//i; Offence, ^k tsui (to take)

a single ode, — -"j^ |^ ijat

l|^iS hin-hvnai' a public
,

shan shi.
offence, ^ 3^ Icuung tsui^.
Odious, "p]*
^v hoh-oo^.
Offend, "-^ :^n /;Y)/?w-faan .

Odium, (incur)
fg/v jg ^«^'-
Offer,
gf V^«(',
f^-p W-
yan-han .

/<rm, (a price) ch'-uut,

\W
§^
Odour, heiing-hi', (bad)

^^ — —
clfau^-hi
j^
55|
waan, (present)

suung\ Jt)^
^^ pi,

/nn
of,^^Z '^^»'
"^
/:e\ (courac) @ ^^c
(promise)

flhing.
|g ^ yn?^-

tsze^-in, (made of) |^-

-tso\
Office, (building)
g^ :fg

^
Off, /»/^' .
If^
li, (distant) se-tsze'*-*lan, ^ 'imo/i.-^

^ "^uen, (off the stao'e) ^^ *fong, (eituation) |^ cAiy^ ;

^ /«ro7i -tso\ (be off) ^p post-office, ^f^ilg '5^^^

f))/»M-7f^;t;l:{l2^V/i'eiok';
 OIN 201 OMK

Officer,
^ J^ I'oon- foo ; an Old, ^. 4p 'lo-nin,
:^ ;^
acting odicLT, :!>ifi cb'ue lo taai ,
(things) -^ kau .

y*'^'^
^^
to dismiss from office,
cb'ue koon ; C)ld fashioned,
c
-^ H^J^ koo

_^ paan.
^ kaak^ c/iii'c; military
Olea fragrans, ^J^-^^tE ^'"''^

officer, ^ 'l^
Siio koou ;
/."ftY/»

civil officer,

Koon.
^ [^ muu
Oleander,
-fa.

^ YS 9- ^'"^'^''

chimk-i^o.
Official, *^ koon official

^§
;

document, ^^ kiiung
Olibanuni, \\Q-heiinj^

nuin : official prohibition. m fi t'o-'ue.

'kom-'laam,
Olive, j^ 1^
Officious, ^ .^ fo/i-s7.e^, ioh- (foreign )
7K ^ dP '«^""-

sze -/:« . Vmz<?j^ - ^tsze ;

(Oanariuni

Offinc^, '^ ^ yeung min\ album) g^gpaak Va^f;;;;

Often, ^ P^ ioh-tH'zp,
j^ (Canarium puuela) ^^ ^
^ Ine^^.'./, //^ ^ll ofl *^7rta«/ ; salted olives, ^^
Vto ^oA

M
chewH/\ ^ ^ <^ haam *^/r7f/»i; Adam's
Ao wan, ^ :^ 'mooi
|.f|

Apple, \^ |g bau 'ham;

OglC'
mooi.

^ Bp; :ft tiu-^ng^&u-

Don't say a word !
^ ;^^
i§ bom mnuk 'laam.
kok .

Omelet, /^«i-taan'-
Oh !
H^ P^ ai-!/a .' ||3|f-
^peug.
^il' V'l"-
Vft
Oiled cloth,
ygj jau-fo\ ^ Omen, ^(< ^ cbiu'-t'au ;
a

Oil painting, y^T^f-yau waak. favourable omen, ^^Q, ^^^

Oiled paper, yffj Jf^ yau-*^fAi. cbiu^; a bad omen, ^^ ^
Ointment, *M' ; /fco-yeuk. huung chiu .
I' J
 oxc 202 OPA

Omit, i^ lau\ nil laai ,

g One, — — j^ yat, ynt-koh j

4^ v^a]-shat; to omit a (single-) ip, /cw?i; one by-

letter, |p — :!^ -^ lau' ^—^^

one, • chuuk
?/a^ tsze^ 1110 ; omitted to y/a^ chuuk i^; one and all,

account for, "^^ ^^ hxv' —^ yat tot' ; one-eyed,

sho\ 13.1111 ^''f'" ^ngaan.

Omnipotent, ^ H^
$1^ pjf One ^ —
sided, /in, •
(p
mo- ^ ^^
shoh-pat-n^iug, yat-pHn.
ts'iien-nano;. Onion,^^ ^ tsHivng-i^zxx.,

Omnipresent,
^ ^ ]fij| yfi Y^^ ^^ fl|^ yeung ts^ming
mo- s?ioh-]Ktt-tsoi .
t'au ; Spring onions,
^^^
Omniscient,
^ ^^ ^Jf
shang ts^uung.

mo- shoh-pat-cJii. Only, ^ frtfl??, ^^ tuuk, -^

On, J^ slieiing\
^ (to be) taan\
'^chi,
:J^^
yfsi^
tunk-bai', jjj^

patlcivoh'; (as
_J^ tsoi' slienng ,

a final ) frt3 che only son,

pj^ /«rn; and so on, -^ ;

•^ ^'''^^ tuuk fese.

-2-- wan wan; on account |ffi "dF"
Onset
of,
P^^ ;'A'/' wai^ on a )

,'h y^Wk-kuimg.
Onslaught
sudden, ^^ fX fat in ; on j

Onward, [wj'py" heung' -t'&^xn ;

all sides, ch^ue^,
^j^ |^
.s^e'

an onward movement,
j]^ ^ c/m?« wai ; on good
^ ts'in hang.
terms, ;;|!^^ sning ho ,-
on
Ooze, '^ ^^ s7«/m -lau .

arrival, ^</]^\] ch'oli to^ ; on

Opal, (Spurge, Euphorbia)
purpose,
^ ^^ /i;oo' i\
.^B^ ngaan,
Once, — —
[gj pat-ooi, ft^
B^ ^
???««?^

mr('«?«
i

""ngaan shek.
yat-cheung — , •
^Jp.
yat- Opaque,
^5S3fe 'm-^'^"*"
Vaai, (at) fjlffj /.^/^'-shi. kwong.
 OPI 203 OPP

Open, pQ hoi., (fix open) Opium-shop, ^^ ^ in- koon,

rh'aamf^ (out) S^ ^ foo

hoi, (-faced)
^ fi .•>"»?</- i Opopauax, gj fg ^^f. tnuk-
OOt-A'O.

S/^«M- (-/(/-s/^o//, (wide apart) Opponent,

^ ^ ////^-•t'au,

^
j

v^<?//; to break open,:^ j^ -^ Lik- .s/^/i^

P^ /^j Aot; to open shop, Opportunely, "(^ ^ hop-'^ho^

|1^ ngaani.
•Operation, ^-^ ^ /"so/c -wai, Opportunity, :|^^ ^ /a'-ooi .

T. ^ I,ini)ii/-f(>o, (surgical) Oppose, §^ f//i',

;tg
'k'ue,

^5ttg h^ong'-\^n.,^^^
Ophthalmia, |P; ^ ngaau- ^tong-clm(i\ '^ j^ ^w'''-

ching . chue .

Opiate,

yeuk.
^ 1^ ^& rhi -shui - Opposite, §^ 15 ti/i^-mm,

-s^"'*^"
(contrary) -J^ JX-
Opinion, ^^ i -kin . yaan, t^ ^ seung pooi\
the
Opium, ^!| j=^ ii-j)H)i^, (coll.)
[hJ
//«!f/j// ; opposite

north, (oj :|[^

/ie?</'./ i'"^"'

opinm, 5^^ j=i^ ^ fl? yw' long is the opposite of

opium
naai ; dross, ^^ ti^ Bhort,
ft fi ^12: it
^ « />'i>i^ 5^1; opium pipe, ch'eung wai tnen Ice tin ;

my the
'J® /^^ '" ts'eung; opium house is opposite

8ot, i^ ^ m kwai; Governor - General's ( i.e.

licensed opium divan,

opium den,
^ Viceroy's) Yamcn in Canton,
jf^ hiiung in ;

^ ij;Q i in; Opium dross

;^ ® P^ #)• ® 1'^'

collector's cry, J^ ue^ tsoi^ uet tuung chi^ t'oi

^hau in shi. ke^ nga moon tui^ min ;
 OPU 204 ORA

exactly the opposite TU<i'».A- Or, ;^ waak, ^p^ yi/r-waak,

»^ sze^ ngainn ngaam seiing
P^
ting -hai
pi',

.
(-else)
^
yawK Orach, ^ "^ loi- /s'o.

K \CQimg-aat Oral, pi ^ //c«/- /lOn^, /mw-

®^ Z;vr«/t'-chiin]v ; to •iong-ice .

oppress the people,

~^j(^c(it ho? ]mak
^^ ^
.sing.
Orange, (coolie) ;|^ "ch'aang,
(loose skinned) ^)^ kovx,

Opproln-i-nis,
g]^ ^
maaii\
V'"-pol^'» (small smooth)
^^f^ ^^«^

fp?- t^ ''^° j^ tsni (red mandarin) ^^

^ )uak mn'': opprobrious
ii^4^ r/^^^e-s/<a-/i;a/; orange
language, ^ A ^ IS wine, ^ff!® ch'aang ?".<;««;

^1^ ma' yaii Ice^ sliuet' \va\ candied oranges, 5||)^ ;^

Optician, 5i£ BR ^ ^ tso' t'ong ch'aang sweet oranges,;

ngaan Zv;?// f/w'.

IH]' ;^ t'im ch'aang ; as

Optics, if[|;2 Ji ^^"' ^^* '^'' acid as an orange,

^ ptt*

jffl
kwong hok.
#f^ ^/'t-^ bok, ±^ ^jt ch'aang
orange peel
Zrom' maan;
^^Of^ P*i;
i'f]' jj^
Optional, [|^ -[^ ts'm-*pin ,
the slices of an orange

|gj
3^
jg
ts'ui-tsoi
ts'ni i\ (for)
^
ts'ui-
taste alike,

share alike, :3'

i.e., share and

,
j^-f^ tt!" i^I B^
tak ; it is optional, do as fan kom t'liung mi ; to bet

you like,
f^ 15: ^^ yam' on the number of seeds

'ni t', or fi ^ fj^

yam' found in an orange,
^
yau ni. ic^^ ]ioi kom pin; nutmeg
Opulent,
^^ fuung-foo ,
oranges,
^ ^^ ^ s^e'

H jf.M>''hau, B^ kicai^ kat; orange comfits,

/?/w/?^ shing'.
^^ ^% ^'^i pc'W ' ail
 ORD 2or) ORG

orange linnpf over the door taan ;

an order for money,
for luck,
P^ ^r^ Hu'
,Yj ffi ^ i''«"'; to call
nj.'^»'i

moon hat (wht re i^ =^'^) 5

over names in a specified

a shrivelled np old man, order, ^:^^^^;^./.;i'

W-ze Urn meng ; tlic five

/rr/^ y//;;j /'oA/? ; not ^orth ancient orders of feudal

anything, pg {jfj
rank, J.^"*- ng Ueul: : i.e.,

'ni cliik //«^ Ao/i Duke, /^ i^ kutiny tseuk^.

laau leaf. Marquis, {^tivj- hau tscuk^;

Orang-outan<r
or s/j«»/y shany.
Earl,

Viscount,
"g"
^-^ paak
'^
tseulC;

fsze
si>}f/,

Orator, ^ '^^ -|;; /w-t'aara- tseuJc ;. and Baron, ^ "^

tong naam fseulc^.

chmm(f
hong
koncj che, Orderly,

an orderly
^^ officer,
t'ing-/<j«^ ;

''che.
^^
Orb, 1"^ hum, 3^ k'aii. g chik yat Icoon.

Orbit, ^^ chau-io . Ordinary, 2p*S^ p'ing-sheung.

\ Orchartl, !^ {^ Z'^roA-nen. Ordure, ^£ /H;i\

Orchis, ^ 1^2 laan-/r/,

^ Ore. ^1^ kivonn ; iron ore
^
fill^)i
^hek-.<ii/i-t'o.
^P Pit' k/ro/u/.

Order, (arrangement)

/s'?e''-tai ,^]^/5'^c'-tsue
P^ ^ Organ, (musical)
taai'-/Mi/y?^-k'um
;:;/c

;
M^
to play
,

^^ ts'aiig-/s'2e , (to)
g^ on, 511 t'aan, (any) ^ /a';

p(^ fun-foo^; to come in the five organs of sense,

regular order, if^ -g ^ 3l *^ *^"8' /'<'^'': the

lunn lok lai ; out of order, organ of hearing, ^ 'g'

0|j luen ;
an order for Peng koon; the vocal organ,
goods, ;^ ^U ^(siii foil 'j^ shevg koon.
 OST 206 OUR

Orifice, pj hau, ^^ h'iu |^ ,

Ostentations,
^ ^^ maai -

lunng, If^ Sigaan. luung ,^t^luung - Iiaau,

^I'igi"'
i^ H uen-t'an,
]g
TfC lieu- jwo». Ostler,^^^ )^^ a
Originally, gj 2|v nen- jwon, '^ 05 ^ "^^oi^ /ift^'/^ ue"*

^^ uen-loi. liu' li ma p^at die.

Originate, j|l] j^ chonrj -\,%o ,

Ostracion, <=^ "^ ngan-ue.

^Jl ^ e/roh-'/ti. Ostrich, iip .1^ t'oh- niu.

Oriole, WT p^ wong- niu, w Other, ^ :^ tai'-i' (to be

*w w'oug-aiir/. followed by the proper

Ornament, ^ "^ muii-a/uZ:, classifier), B|j 'jfe pit-Zcf^^

(provinces)
,

(to) 'houg-sJiik. ^'"'

?K fB S'] P'*^' Iffii

^
Ornamental, geft ^ho-''t*ai, ^K ^ ngoi -Z-o;?^; the

^ Z"^/ ; ornamental writing, other day, fUj

^ ts'in

^
;:^ fa tsze\
hi yat.

^ ^ -^
Orphan, Zroo-oi-
Otherwise, )^lj ^ pit-yeung ,

^ PgMj#
Otter,
yeuk-'m-hai\
shami-ch'-aat
^

Orpiment,;^^ hiuing-wong. Ijjii

Orthodox, J£;^^^''hinj -Icaau .

^ 1^
(sea-) hoi-ch'aat ;

a boat-woman, |^ ch'aat'
Orthography, j£ ^ c/^'^;/
tsai.
3^ ; rules of orthography,

IE S 2: ft ^^^'^^^ '^^
^^ ying-koi, (not) ^^ PJ
he" faat.

^ i^
j;f/^ /io//,
^^ 'm- ho.
Oscillate, iu-jjarti. Ounce, (Chinese) ^ '^leung,

^sprey,
fg ngok. (Eng.) -b ^ 3S. ^s'a^

Os-pubis, ^ «* Icaau-kwut ts'in- 'ng.

Ostensible,
^^ ming-wai. Our, ^PiB(S 'ngoh.ti^/.A
 OUT 207 OVA

Oat, 1^ ch'nuf,
^Y "go" '

^^"'^
Outlay.^
Qi 5
J]||
a/(flr/ yuung ,

out, or /;/t\
tlic lire is
j^.B. f \s/<^//-

sik : hear me out,

^^ ^1 ^ J5
Out-let,

Outrage, "aang-po'.
;n/.''-lo\

f^^ ^t-
/:o>n/ lUMi ; ?hut him out,
Outright,
^^
Outrageous, mo-to .
/m/r,
Ip ^ij As'j/r

k"ue yap lai; to come out m^ t'<>j^ si'i-

of, jj;] ch'-tait ; come out, Outrun,

:J f§ '^ ^^s«" /«*

r/j'?m/ lai;
fi^ulj^R ^^"S
he has goue out, j^ [jj
Outset, Vf^ 'c//'t ^ "j^ Vit

^r ""k'ue ch^imt Jcaai ; to s/w«, ^<7J -^ ch-t>h po\

take out of a box, ^ 4|^ Outside, ^j. ngoi\ ^\ g^
J^ []} yau 6r2;»// /i'i«' ngoi -fan, ^K [^ ugoi^-

r/nnif: made out of gold, min\ ^K ^ ngoi^-pin\

1^
tso"*
^ Z:f
f5f :2
out of work,
^'^'' ^^^''^

"^
Outstretched,

chek, ^
-^rjj [^ shan
s//^/» hoi',
:
-j^
J± 31 ^ ^0 '"^^ Jcm/ng stretched out dead, -Y^ i]|[

foo ; out of the way,

out
^ ^j s/ifl'H chik /jp2/A- ; what
jj*^ k'i kiraai^; of price will it fetch at a
door»,
^ ^K !«//: ngoi'; pinch,
[^ ^^^ ^^^c-^

out of favour, ^^J^, s^^^^ ngan toh xhiu.

y^r?? ; out of town, ^ /^U Outward, fpj

^U ^^i<;/^'-ngoi ,

shiiig ngoi\ ntroi mm'

Outcry, P^"^ //ar///; - foo. (appearance) ^\'^\ Dgoi'-
Out-house, ^1% ^ ngoi - maau
ch'ong, ^K ^ ngoi -mile, Oval, ||.!| |:^ 3^ ngoh-f//>?<«-

(a lean-to)
J^ -j^ ^ wi<?- •yeung^ ^ ^ taan*
*yeung^-^ ch'eung uen.
 .

OVE 208 OYE

Oven, ^ J^ kuuk-lo. Overflow, -^ -j^ 5^ '^shid-

Over, ^ ktcoh\ (above)
J^,
moon-ku'oJi/' , V^ tsanv'.
shell uic\ (something over) Overgrown,
c
^ '^ sJir/ng-
moon.
over the city,

Pitung flhing; over ten, -t-

^ Jg Overhead,
sheung
^J^J^ tsoi' t'au

^^ /^ bhap ki koh^; to Overhear,

^ ^^ p'ong-^'M^.
pass over, ^ -^ /;76'oA^ Overland, j^^ ]^g luuk lo'; to

hiie^; over and over again, go u\ erland,

^ |I_^
J^^ ^
^^ ^h;i /..',..\ yau luuk lo //ue\

Over anxious, ^g^ |ft

Overlarge,
"J^"^ i'<'<-fi taai\

/s'm yaz^ raaan'^ kie^,

jj^ Overlay, ^ /y'o, ^ to'

Overload, (to) ^ iffn ;;J^; g

Overbearing, ^] ^ pa -hi i'so/'* mat ^'ft«i'' chuung\
Overbalance,
-J^ ^ f-aaP Overlook,
^ j[j3 p'ong-shi\
chuung\ (not see) pg. ||^ 'm- ^'rtt,

Overboard, ^ ^h shuen {see Oversee).

ngoi\ Overmuch, -4;^ ^ t-aaC-toh,

Overcast, ^^ /a'-wan.
^ S SS toh-kwoli -i'&n.

Overcome, (to) ^ ^{jjl] Aacr/c- Over-night, sunk; one

ehm\^\]^^ chai' -iuuk,
]g night's lodging and two
meals. 7jat

Overdo, (to) ^ jj^ ^'«ra'^ sunk hung ts'aaii; to detain

over-night, -^^ l^u sunk;

shoh isok^ t-aai toh. 5^^^ k'au sunk ; to lodge

Overdone, ~j^ ^ Paai^ or pass the night,

f^^ or
shuuk.
^ ?5 ^'^^' ^"^^^''
!
^'^'^^ ^®^^

Overdue, 3!^ ^ kicoli k'i. over-night turns sour, p^

 OVE 200 owx
Overtlirow ) ^-. ^, c c
^fiRl^'?^'^""^^'y'^'^^"'
.

' Afi '^I ^'"- ''^

hai suuk. Overturn j

^''»" '/^'-
Overpass, >"g net, ^tuf^l '''''
trial
JJJJ, Jg
Vo ;overthrow his argu-
laanr'-k/roh^.
ments, ^ ^0] I'iii' '/o.
Oyev^o^sev, (to)

S lik fuuk yan,

liijjJl^X Overweening, 3!^ ^ k/ro/i*-

g^i ^R ugo\
k'eniii' funk. ch'um-
Overwhehn, J^ {^
Over-rate, (to) ^ |f /«/<
moot.
Overwhelm in<r,
shum'.
@^ kik-

tak t^aai' toh.

Overrun, (as types) ^^ ^«zm\

Oviparous, ^^ feaan'-.s7i««y,

Oversee, '^ J^ /t;;/i-'li,

J^
6n ^ ''luaii-shanij.

Owe, A^ /«'m'; to owe a debt,

^ c/ny^''- koon.
/^ iM '"''*' cAa«i ;
to owe
Overseer, (la the sense of an money, '^^ him ngan.
Inspector, a Superintendent, Owigg to, 111 !/un, ^g
or Bishop) ^^ kaam- I/an wai
.J
.

ttnik, (of ^vorkinen) ^' JQ

A;oo/? kiainff. t^a.v\-ying.

Overspread, .^ |j^ che-2}ai\

Own, @ [i P|5[ lize-'ki-ke\

SM ^^^^-^-'^^'^ cover it ^^
ying';
/s'an,

one's
(^cnnfess)

own brother,
g^^^

more that way, ^ :^ ^Jg

w^yLS^ i'""^'' ''^"-^
*^^^'5

5^^ ft;'oi ^^fo/i^ A;tf/i t'au

one's own liand,^^.'^^'^'^^
7«?i« ; clouds overcast the s/WM : T ?aw it with iny own
moon,
^ ti^ /J \van pai'

ugaau t-ai kin

uet. ts^an .
 210 PAG
PAG

-^
Ox,^
uen- c/ii^e

ngau, (common)
"ho, (off) g ^— lok-seung;

a pack of cards, • pglj 5^Ai

(bullock)
2^ woug-ugan, )i^//af/bo'^Mipaai; apack

^ 2|i s/jtn'-ngau,
(steer)
of hounds, -— ^ IM 7v a pack
7yrti k'wan lip ^hiien ;

OyBter,^ho, 4^^^^'«".'/ of villians,

— - t^^ gt M;
to pack up
ho ;
pickled oyster. 5^ ya/ Vo»i/ '/ t'o ;

hoshi'; oyster-bed, $§ one's baggage, ]\^ ^^ 1T

ho t'ong. ^ s//a«<8hup hang ^H; to
go off quick-
3S pack away, i.e.,
Oyster-shell windows, Bfl

niing- nga.
pack up goods. ^^ f/^<^".^

/b//'; to pack up tea,

^
:^
Package,
chong ch'a.
—^ yat paau, —
/zt yrt/ kin.
Stop! or Go no
Halt! Packet, f\>^ Binpaaii, ^^
farther! jj^ ^ c/a po' ; step
^^ ^""*' ™"^
bystep, — # — #y«^ 'Ki )56
shuefaai' shuen; a
packet

po^ ijat po\ of paper, -^ ^ IK ^"^

Pacific Ocean, % ^ 7^
Tflflt-p'ing-yeung, ^ 7$ Packing needle, tT^fV'^^
c/tw?n.
Kaam-yeung. l?rta2J

Pacify,
acify. ^ ^
i^ :^
^oi-'^'f'«^
/^oi-'Zr^rt^ H) p$l
Pack thread, 5^131 mashing,
mashing.

^huen'-stk, ^^ silc,
^ Pact, ^'^ ycuk, <^ [S!
^^op
 PAG 211 PAI

Paddle,
^ p'a, (a)
jj^^ 1
j^
t^aap ; five storied Jiflgoda,
chi- in
SJP^ "g t8'ang ^a«y;
Paddle-wheel, ^^]^ 'foh- pencil-cap. ^f^ pnt l'aap\
shuen-f//V.

Paddy. ^ woh; a paddy field,

Pail, (water-) ^ ^fjg
's/ma-

^^j woh t'in; young rice

V«u?>y,
/J> ^ {^^ >[>flj
'aw
paak /*»7 tuuny,
plants, ^ "^ woh niiii ;

^ ;j»^ s/j^ mnuk

/J^
;;)[i^

*^5//?/i
nine ears on one stalk, i.e.^

a year of plenty, —^JU timing.

^ yat v:oh liau sui^; rice

Pain, i/J ^'2/?/;^/; weep bitter-

harvest, ^^ ZWi/'' woh: ly,

deep
^ 55
repentance,
f?/M»/ ^,a</:;

J/S
rice straw, ;^ Jv^ woh j'^
kolin; an edible grub,
^ fuumj foov'; deep hatred,

^ woh ch'uung ; to watch i/^jg;"?<M»^ han'; intense

the rice crops. ^^^ hohn JO}''
'M '1^ ^'"""^' /««'';
woh; (grain) ^ ^'w?/^-.
intense desire,j|S^ /v/?/;?^'
Padlock, ^ ^ §1 hoh-
^seung ; intense love,
^^
jyaau- soh.
^'Mwn^^ oi': a very painful
Page, (leaf) j^ //'//?, (one side
of a leaf)
^ jt^aan.
blow,
ti%UM ^^« ^^^

ho t^uung^; pain in the

Pageant,
cheung\
^f^^ 'paai-i-
bowels, 3i^ ^^'o Puung^;

Pagoda. ;^ t:nap\ (a)

;j^^
it doesn't hurt. P§ ^ Jj"
chi-taap^; 'm A;»»' fuwt/f: most pain-
a plain pagoda,

*3t^ /^'?r<?;?^ /*«ff7^ ; an or-

ful to see,
^^^I^JS
namented pagoda, ^'a/ ^7»' Ao yuuk Puung^.
"i^^fa
f-aap ;
(three storied) liter- Pains-taking, ^/^l^ yuung'-
ary pagoda, ^^ mnn suiiu i^ ^^ aum-ki.
 PAL 212 PAN

Paint, (in oils)^^ ^ j&u-shi/c, Palm, ;^|Ml/sw?^H^-shue'',J;T]Q

(water colours) ^^ f^ 1^ k/rot/ij-\ong, (cocoanut)

ngaan -.<!// i/w

Wg-.] je-8hue\ (date)
Jgj
Painter, y^ '(§ gjj (i| yan- ^f ^ Poh-sze-'tso, (fan-)

is'a^.s2e-*foo^
y^ (^
^^
^ k'wai.

yau-fs'a^ Zo, (picture-) BB. Palm of -^ |^

the hand,
B^ ^sliau-poon-t'-ong, ^»
Pair, ^ //«\ ^ sAen/?^, (to) cheiing.

Palmistry, ^^;tgr'/ ^
hoJm
Palace, '^g^ /a«mY/-tin^ the rheuixj mun /'rt//^\
Imperial Palace, ^ y^ Palpable, ^JJ ^ fi fi ming-
taai
.5
noi
.>
. ming-paak-paak, ^ ^^
Palate, nook,
gf J: /]3J
i' A'iVh

sbeung-^-ngok. Palpitate, ^^ t'ii?, (cOL.)

Palaver, 0' JJ //;/^-*\va\ pop-pop-/'iu^; the heart

Pale, J2. ^ Q paak;

^t-u-s/iilr. palpitates, il^"*^^ sum tHu*.

pale as death,
^Q ''sze
Palsy,
)J|[ fI fuung-'faan,
paak.

Paling, j([^ i^^ \ann-Jcohn.

^ ;^ 'f'«an-oon\

R| mi-tsin\
Paltry, ^:gj?
Palisade, ^|;,'] |^ laan-laam\
Pamper, gJ'jfP ^/6uu»/-
TK ^J]
muuk p'aang.
Jcumin^- hau-fuuk.
Pall, (Fur a coffin) Tfg ^ ^
koon-chaaii\ ^^^ ^•^'^J
Pamphlet, /]>

Pan, |§ H f^Awok.
sia-shue.

koon po
^
.

Pan-pipe, s//^//?.^/.
Pall, (to) -^]^^ shaf-mi\
Palliate, ^ ^[1 'haam-heng,
Pan-cake, y^jliljjf yau-^6/«-

^peng.

Pallid, ^' Q /se/?^ paak. Pancreas, gj} [^ t'im-yuuk.

 — . ;

PAX 213 TAP

Pander,
^ ^ 3^
ihiif.
!<'' '^0°^^ Pantheism, J^
i
/^^
luaan^ ^yau wai

Pane,-^ ^ faai\ *fin'; a shan chi, kriaii*

pane uf — ^t^gJJ^
glass, Pantheist, ^ J^ M 4^ %
yat faaC poll li ; to put in a ijijjj :^ s//?</i' ^i niaan mat

pane of ^ glass, '^j^t^

wai shan chp.

^
J^ s^'iiii;/ f/at f(iai^ ])oh li.
Pantheon, ^ ^1^ niaan'

Panegyric,
^ |^ tsaati'
shan t'ong,

maan' shan miu

gj
.
jjj^ ^
ts'ze.
Panther, '^s\ p'aau\
Panelled, J3i^'^ /»7/'a-*yenng',
Pantomime, 1$ /^«"- mo.
li^gg tat-'/'(.(., (door) ji^

p9 k/ra-** moon.
Pantry,
*fong.
^^^ /roo/»-sze'-

iJB cban'-^zm/?^\
Papa,
a* te.
:g g ^rt-;;a,
^ g-
Pangolin, (the scaly ant-eater)
Papaya, ne-kica;
^ UJ ^ chUien-shaan-
the
'^JJ^
milk kwa, so-called,
(i.e.,

kaaj?.
because given to mothers
Panic, f^ 15 haak^-shaaf,
when nursing, supposed
^# kenghaalc\
[^^g to enrich their milk),
it is

7^
^^
Panorama,
haak^- ss^-yan.

^ ^ ;^ jortcr/;;^
jfR.

maan
muuk-/^;m, ^^H
-shau'- k/roh.
/a /i:c??(7,
[JJtJC;^ shaaii Paper, (material) chi,
^|^
sh id keng.
(document) ^ ^ mua
Pansy, ||^ 'kan-ts'oi\
:Jg 5A«e,(journal)-^^|^M;i
!^;^iS/« /5'o ^e^ meng. man c/ii; sized paper,
.^|^|^
Pant, p^ 'fA'«f», ^p^/fw^ faan r^t; soft cotton paper,

ch'uen.

15
M ^ IK ^^^"^ ^««'» 'f ^*«'
 !

PAP 214 PAR

brown wrapping paper, ^^ of paper hung over doorway

for luck, ^J ^ huung
dusted paper, '/'^^^l^ *t8'in.

laang kwn tsifv' chi ;

coarse Paper-mulberry, {Broussonetia

paper, jp. ^^ ts'-o chi; Papufrra) j^^ ch'ue.

paper-match, ^^ chi Papist,

^ ± it ^ ^''"-

mooi ;
paper effigies burnt chi(f'-kami -t'o.

at funerals,

paak; respect written jmper

^|^ ^^ chi PaiN
i^I ^ t'uung ka ,
|^
t'uung tang.

Parable, ^ p^ |/i -ue

tsze chi ! one sheet of

paper, — gg |^ yat Parade-ground, lli^^^ fof«f -

cncung chi.
*ch'eung.
Paper-money,

^
(dollar

ngan-^c7ii,
notes)

(for
Paradise, ^|:j^ lok-uen,
^
worship)
?v^

W "6n-po;
^ Pin t'ong ;
(bird of)
^
stamped
jC
and scollojx'd
^ /iY'?;/: -wong.

pieces of paper representing

Paradox, ^ ig ;2 gf k'i

'^^ laraai ke ue.

money, |^ f//?-t8'in
Paradoxical, ^^sQjX ^ts'ze-
Qi5 paak *ts4n, J^^^g
stung- faon.
A'Va' *ts'in, or .^^^ ch'ue

*ts'in (used at funerals);

Paraffin, ^ y^ mooi-yaii,

elips of paper placed on ^ f* ^ Vffi

'^0 «ii' ^«'

graves,

scatter
^^ pp.per
;''»"

cash
*ts'in

(as
;
yau.

Paragraph, j^ tuen', ^ t'in,

to

when preceding a coffin on

— '
"^i U'^'i f^^^ / ^ paragraph

way to burial)
J^ £§ @ of a book, M yat

fong lo *t8'in ; red slips tuen sliue.

 ;

PAR 215 PAR

Parallel, ^ :^^ p'ing-p'aai, Parcel,

^^ — pf/ai<-\-e; ;i

^^ p'ing-hang ; parallel parcel ol hooks,

^^ •

force,
^ fi i} P'ing
gat paau
a parcel, :^ ^
since; make
Ua paau,
into

bang lik.

Parallelogram,
^ tl jg
or
-^itf
- ^
>^;/au?< V/o, or

^ p'ing bang s~«^ pin

jwa?^ ; to parcel
panu maai
out,
^J»
//a^

Paralysis, gi Vw;/?, )g g|
^ fun hoi.

^t'aan
Parched,
§^ j^ l:ohn-fs'o\
/m?/;?<7 *^/'flrt/«,
Jl^l^ Parchment,
:^jj.^f5 ^'^""S"
oon^ a paralysed arm, ^^ p'i- c/«i.

^. ^V/«H s/i«?< ;
paralysed
^
Pardon, s/ie\
^;^ •?/'«'-

on one side of body, ^ min; to pardon a fftult,

^ ^ s/i«' /i:/rfl^i^ to

shan pat su? chi ching . pardon a crime,

she tsni'; a general pardon,
^^
Paramour, '["p|^ ts'eng yan,

t*^§ts'eng
ts'eng foo.
WM^ ^^
y^
^
^
taai' s/ie',

'm-/rot.
(beg-)

Parapet, ^^ laan'-^ai,
^ Pare,
g,J '^^jj pU-seuk\ ^
j^ wai-ts'eung. j^ /h<s^ p'i; to pare off,

^^^^
Paraphernalia,

chong.
j^ ^ Icci^-
seuli^ hu$^;

or trim the nails,

to pare

1|l] :fg

Parasite, 1^ ^ Id^ -sluing.

^ 5cm/c' r//i Icaap', or ^t]
^ffl j^'i s/wi< kaap^ : to
Parasol,

che.
>J>|)^i^ si^^cb'au-
pare an apple, ^- ^ 3£
^^ /t«e' P'eng ^kicoh p'i
Parboil, '^^^^ chue-poon^- to peel oft" skin (generally),
shuuk.
^ [^ i£ ^^'» ^"^ P'i.
 . '

PAR 216 PAR

Paregoric,
it'^ chi-t'uung^. Parrot fish, ^^ /V 'Q hcca-
Parents, ^i\j^ foo'- mo, ^ kuung- ue.

kimg-ts-mi, (fig.)
^^ Parry, ^ :^ tong-hnali'.

k Jra7i uen; to be filial Parses,

Q ^^ _^ Paak-t'au-

to parents,

7i;5;j_(7^ /irwt^^
^^
foo
^mo^ ;
-Qr
the
yan,

yan.
fgc Jjf A ^«^-«-^-

local magistrate, ^ -& Parsimonious, ^1'^ -^ 7ifl«n-

^ foo'' mo Zroo/L luun\

Parish, il^gTBJi^']^ ™^^"^ ^ .^
Parsley,
rifc-
uen-sftt,
^^
5ze chi'' ha\ ^ k'au is'-oi'.

Park, ^ ?/f;i, (an enclosure) ^ ^ '^

Parsnip, oo-loh-

^ *\vai.
paak.

Parliament, Jl 7^ M I!^
Parson
muuk
(Protestant)

sze, ^f
d^ gj|j

/;f/f«^''
sheung^-ha^- i-*uen\ 0f|j

Parlour,
^ j|^^
haaJc^-feng,
see, (Catholic) jjjlp^ shan

^'^ haalA^oug,
\^ Part,
foo\

^ fun\ (to)
^ f^
•j^ yan haalc' fong.
fun-lioi, (with) 1l^ she
Parody,
^ jf ^ti
-* yi^ii'
''^^i-
for the most part, -^ j^
;

tsolc' -siu'
taai' Ic'oi ; to play a part,
Paroquet, |^3 ^^ ang-Tcoh.

Paroxysm, j^ ^^ ch^au-
ft SWasJ/ik; the greater
tso^ '^^^^

part,.
m
/r^t^/.:^

ch^mdc, ^y )/^ /«/-in- '/^4i taai' pooit*', for my

Puuiig^.
part, ^ ^^ ^ tsoi' ngoh;
Parrot, f| S| ying-\m,
^ in good part, shin^
^ a/?// - Z;oA ; hence, a t ; a tenth part, -|^^ —
Roman nose, i.e., parrot shap fun ijat; difficult to

nose, "^-^M cmg koh pi\ part with, M^f^ naan she.
 •

PAR 217 PAS

Partake,
^
—
^ yau-*fiin'. i.r., UBclcRS indignation,

Partial, 'f^ yat-pHn, ijat-

^#
ngaau
5S-
ycung.
^'^^f^'^' ts'eung

Participate, ^^ ^yiui-*fun\ Partly, 7^ ^.] ^ 'j^n-ti^

Particle, (word) J^ ^ BR hai .

hue-tszc^- ngaan, (small)

^ Partner,
f^ ff 'foh.h\ f^
^ rai-moot. j^ >/.-poon', 1^ #
Particular, (special) ^^ tak, t'uung poon .

(important) ^ ^ iii'- Partridge, g| i?g c/ic'-i'oo,

kan, (each) —— • yat-

-jA-
^^ ^l| chinik-azc-kai.

ynt, (careful)
ff ijljll
^tsze-
Party, 5^ ^ k'wan-*^^o??y,

sai ;wrtn, ^ jr'"»5' ; to form a

Particularize, ^ — ^ J^ •
party,
^^ A-*/ Vo»^.

chuuk-//a^chuuk-i\ ^— Parti-colourcd, ^^ tsaap

^^ ^ clniuk yat hong

meng. Party spirit,
^^ ^^o/i^ Ai ,

Particularly,
g' tak-to»^,
^ |E tak-/u ,

^f
chu$ii-wai.
%% Pasha,

*"i k'i
±:^S^i't^^c,
tsuiing tuuk.

Parting, gflgjj li pit; parting Pass, (to) 3g :^ kn-oli-huey

of the way, H 3^ ^ fJJ^ hang-^/ro/i\ (a)

saam ch'-a W; since our kicaan, (a street-)

^
parting, ]^ ^ pit hau\ ftf/ra- fA», (night-) ^^ ^^
Partition,
P^^ kaak' pik, ^ ye -^cJn, (mountain) |1^

j^ A:«a»/'-ts'eung, (to)
^ Arto/) ; to pass the Customs,

^ Z:««n' -i'a«A;^ ; 'scratch in

g ^^ kwoh^ shut ; to pass

a sore on the dividing ^vall, examinations,

^^ |jf^
 . . .

PAS 218 PAS

haau Icwoli shi ; he has not Passion, (anger) ^ no r

passed, fg^Pg^J 'tiie (desire)

f^^ ts'ing-yuuk,
hacni 'm to; he passed (generally) ^|J ^ lit-Za',

through all possible bitter (the seven passions) -|^'||j

experiences, |[|g^'g^""'^ ^s'fl^tsing ; to fall into a

'J^M 3© haam suen foo passion, ^^ shaang hi ;

laat ^0 A'<:'«y hwuli ; to pass faat no ; to give

ovei a bridge, 3t^>j^ hvoh way to passion, f^*^ yum

k'iu ; he passed the night sing .

there,^'fg|l(|^^J|^ Passion-flower, ^^ '^

k'ue hai s/nie kwolt ye ;
fuung-d-he-fa

to pass by, ^^ ^^ Img Passionate, _j/(^ ^^ p^ ^foh-

Tctcoli ; to pass into, y\^ sing -Ice , '[/^ ^ .sm?*; /;?{/;.

yup, 5|^ ^«mm . Passive, (not moving) yf> ^j^

Pass a law, gl^ ch'ii- 'm-guuJc, (N.B, signs of the

lai ,
(a time, or place)
^
passive, aa, ^- shau ,

pi , ^ kin , &c., should be

Passage, ^ lo ,
^^ moon, used sparingly, and in each

f^ ^ 'laang-*hong'. case according to example

Passage-boat,
^ ^JQ^
to^- of natives),

shuen, j^ *to . Passover, (the) S|| ^ fl5

Passage-money, -^ ^ slmi ue-uet-fetY

Tceuh . Passport, ^^ lo'-^;'t«\

^
Passenger, ^^ taap-haalc B3 00 ckiu .

Passing bell,
^ ^@ lam Pass-word, ^ Hg o?;^' *ho ,

SZ6 cliuung. ^'"' '^'^-

00 Wi
 PAT 210 PxVT

Past, ^^~T kwoh - lin, Ic/roh - Patch-work, jjM pHng.

hiu ; past od'ences, nfr
^ Patent, (to grant a) ;{tj^ ^
ts'in //,
^5^ wong tsui .

^P f^ //r/t- rhnua-ckii6n-
Paste, 5g- ^ /.sr«/j^-oo, (to)
tso', (a)
l/t 3f?
c/m/;-

^ V'^'- >^r^ "i"i ;

to make chiu
^
.

paste, Vdl ch'^ming

Path, /Jn 5^ siuAo .

tscung, or
;J^^ ^^ tseimg;
Pathetic, -^ j\^'» ^ sheimg-
paste-bowl,

paste- In'usli,
^/jj^ oo
ijS+Q ;|^ oo so
oon ;

:
sinn-*viB. , ^ 1"^ tuung'-
'f'

ts'ing, ^'* j|^^

•*
tuung Slim;
to ]\iste up on the wall, H^
^''>' ^^^^ ts'eung
a pathetic addres^;, ^^ ''"^
ffi/ifiJt
slieiujg\ ^ B^ tuung ts'ing Ice

Pasteboard, luun
|^ |i^ jj. >n/-
.

cAi-p'i. Pathology, ^f^peng' luun\

Paster, 7;j«-tseung'.
|g
Pastor, i^ muuk, (minister) tsuiing luun .

Patience, ya«-noi .

^.^^f
Pastrv, ^fi

^
i^
min^-shik,
'tim-sum,

(corered
^ Patois, jtl tt^ /"Q wa ,
-\'

'^0 t'aam,
^[S|^
dishes) ^ ^^ m'm^-kivai.
fj^ /^^^w/iy

Pasture,

"^ i^
^ ^ muuk-
V..-« ti'.
fs'o,
t'aam.

Patrimony, ^
^£ ^t-ip.

Pat, (toj p'aak^ to knock

Patriot, ^U -H lit, sze .

^
;

^^
'Jl[}^

Patriotic, i' -''',

at the door (with the
knuckles), rlimmg hau a patriotic
:f^ f^ p'aalc^ Jg ;

moon. soldier, ^^ i^ pong ;

Patch,
^J^ V-*^""» (to) $J patriotic minister,
^^
^f ^ teng-^po-^im,
f§ ^^;o. chuung aha a.
 PAT 220 PAW

Patrol,
^"J" ts'iiun Uwj,
^ Patty, -^ 0^ kok^-'^tsai,
^
^ t?.\mnpeng, ^ |^
ts'uim ts'a}), ^ 1^ ts'uun Pauper,
^f^'^ Sno-^t-laai\
yik ; to go on patrol, [fj
^ Pause, ^ \f\\ /tit'-'ha.

cli'iiut ts'uun, ^{('1 W ts'uun Pave, ^ 2p ;g ^..'rt»'-p'ing-

Tcaang ; a patrol boat, i^ shek.

j|^ ts'uun shuen. Pavement, ^^ shek-lo ,

Patron, ^§|^ i^ong-lcoff*- M-S®^^'«-^^^^kV, (of

^chiie, i^ ckue-*lcoo^, bricks) ^j i^ ^ Z-aat-

c?iuen-t?.

Patroness, ^^^ -f^ //an mo, Pavilion, ^^ lenng-*t*ing,

i <;AMe mo. :Jg^ fa *t'ing, ;^ *t'ing.

-fi]:

Patronize, ^^^ ^ chm^-Jcoo ,

Paw, [^ faan, ^* ^ shau
cheimg, jf\^ charm bear's
% fH Vowj-cliHin.
;

^
Patter,
}^ jg ^^ ^//^-^X-
paw, (a delicacy)

huung chmng.
^{j

taat-taat, '|^ pj^ ^ /io/i

Pawn, (to) ^ tong\ ^ :j^
ue slieng.
tcng^-aat\ ^'^
Pattern, ;^ ^ yeung - Uze^
(a deposit)
^^
olviv' to7ig^,

/o>?^ -

^^ f(i(((\ '^^ mo5Aj7i;;

t'au ; to redeem a pledge,
Confucius is the teacher
[^ "^ shuuk /on/; to
and pattern
generations,
to ten thousand

:^^^^
pawn clothes,
g ^ /o;t^

t; to pawn goods, g '^

tsze v^ai
Htl^ili^ //?/^^;?/7
/on^ /o/t^ (in chess) ^[
maan aliai sze piu ; I take tsuut.
you as my pattern,
^ c
Pawn-broker, g i fo?2y -

i^^^M Viihok
.

ni c/n<e; licensed pawnbroker,

/;owi tso^.
 PAY 221 PR.V

Pawn-shop, (lej^alixcd) 'g Pay-master,

^M.'^$%]'^
tong^-jiU?; lie's off to his '^ ^A:oo» ^li faat' ^/leuug ko

Second I^ncle's, i.e., to the /coon.

pawn shop,
tB ^—^ Payments, ^ (^^) '^^'h

^ )^ k'lie /</a'^ i 5// ?<?//(:

(ngaan).

kuung chins'; You patronize

Peas, (green)
^^ AsVn^-

*tan
the Thunderclap, i.e , a
*tan, (/h^r? vulgaris)
pawn-shop wliere the inter- ]^
est is excessively high, "f^
^ 00 tau ;
string beans,

^ -^ tau kok ;
(Ahnis

chUin^ liii kuung ku-ang.

Frecatovius) fj^ hunng

Pawn-ticlcet, 'g*
^ ^n// -
tau ; ('iSo/a Eispida)
3^^
"jo't/^ ;
to renew a pawn-
taai tau , or Q "^ paak
tau^ ; sword bean (Poigamia
ticket, i|^^ clnip.n *-pHu .

Glabra) J]^to tau\

Pay, ^ (0) /£«aM (ngan),
Peace, (domestic) ^ ^
^ waan ; to pay taxes, ^^ p'ing-(;An,(international)7(^
ijp^ naap s/m«'; to pay ready
woh, (general) [^^ ^'^«» -
money, \^ Jg, |g V» in'
p'ing, (keep the) ^^
ngan ; to pay duty,
|^|1pJ S/i«M-fun ,
^ 7J^
'^shau-
naap
respects,
henng;

^ ^ mnn
to pay one's

hau ;
woh,
s/irt^-woh
(break the)

a treaty of peace,
-^ ^
;

the pay of troops, -^ 'Ijpj

Tfn ^^ ^voh yeul'- to
ping Jieung. propose terras of peace,
^|
Pay-day, ;^ ^ B SB '^^'^-
tJ^ /ro??^ woh ; to act as

•ngan-yat-k'i,
^ IjpJ
peacemaker or arbitrator,

faat henng yat.

itic ^ 53 tso' woh *t'au.
 ; ;'

PEA 222 PEA

Peach, *t'o, (the beaked or censure,

;|^^ :^^:f£^'|3 pat
peach) fl p^ ^^ yinrj- hu6 fa ling.

ts2(i-*t'o ; the flat peach, Peak, iJjlW shaan- teng,

v.y.
ling-t'au,
^g^ ling

komj i t'o, ^ ;j^^ hop t'o, 7^"'? j.Lf ll|^ shaan-fuung

or ^^\ p'oou t'o; Khamil peaks and ridges, il|^ l^'ii

peach, $^ ^ ^^\ ha mat fuung luen

—'/kiX^
; an oflicial

t'o ; the white double peach, ' button ' U'^t f^W
^t^H^ Pc^^ t'o/' ;
peach 'ting, or — A^lM'f' ^^^
meats, t'o yau; peach koh ting tsze ; a '
button
^j^f""^
charm, :^'^li^-it t'o foo; peach of the 1st and 2nd ranks,
gum, ^^li^ t'o Icaau wife ;
Jj Tp lumng Hing ; a
and concubine, ^^l Jg ^\^ '
button ' of the 3rd and
i^ t'o ip t'o lean ; swear the 4th ranks, ^ Tp laam
(peach-garden) oath of ting; a 'button ' of the 5th

brotherhood,
td^^^-Z rank, -^^^ 'shnitsing

^ Tcit^ to uen chi i^ the ting; a 'button' of the 6th

3rd month, ^^\, ^ t'o net. rank,
Q ^ J^ paak shek
Peacock, ^[^^ '^liuung-tseiik . ting; a 'button' of the 7th,

Peacock's feather, ^ ling, 8th and 9tli ranks, -^ ]*^

(superior double eyed)
^ ^?o?i //n/7; to wear an official

BR ^ "^ s/i^MW^-'ngaan- 'button', ^T^ taai ting;

/«-ling, (next order)

/fl-ling, (inferior
^^ plain
to wear & graduate's 'button',

^^yP taai tseuJc ting;

feather) ^ ^Vl[ laam-ling to degrade an official by

to wear a feather, taking away his 'button',
^^'f^fil^
taai fa *ling; to take away JcaaJc" ting, ovl^^jl
the feather, i.e., as disgrace chaalt' hue ting taa^
 TEA 220 PEI)

Peaked, ^ (si)
•iDll. Peasant, jjnj'f^; ta'uen- In, ^j^j*

Pear, 'M/"^ s/u(-*\i ; a russet ^ fs^uen-foo, ^J TT fg

pear, (from the north) hPiwrf *ha 'lo, 5*1 ^
Tientsin pear, @^ •'*"''/-
nuung
Peat-i-lt
foo.

^
B5 ti^min'-/'rt«?i\
h; pear jam, ^ m
iife 'ft ^ ti' mooi ^aan\
mil li ho.
^is'o lean.

^^ ij^^l^L^^ fo'>
Pearl,

necklace -srorn
chmi-chw'

by officials,
; a
Pebble,

Peck,
^^
(to)
shck-f/i'i<?w.

f?«</£', ^ei«i</;
pj;
^^ ch'iu chue ; a Budd-
see that the hens don't eat

^^
hist rosary, ^o chue it,
i^ m SI R^ '"i '^'^'^'

^^
or

night-shining pearl,
nim^ c/<2<e;

^l4)§
the ^«i ^e«</?//

belabour)
; to

one's
peck
self
(i.^'.,

to

^^ ye^ ming chue ; seed arouse pity, P^|gp5^^""^

pearl, ^ 5^ yeuk c/ii<e; t'au hok ; to peck rice,
(^
a string of pearls, —^^ ^ ffwig^m&U (a)

—
^^
"Q"
'^tau.

Pecnl, :}g faam\ /f*

7/ai ch'-iien^ chue ; a pearl in
yatpaak Jean.
the hand, i.e., a son born to

a man in his old age,

^ Peculiar,
g g^ tsze'-^A'»,
g
Y 0^ '^cheuixfj shenng'
^H^tSZQ'-'ki-kf',
^g
chan.
ling'-tsze\
^ 4^ k'i-tak.

Pedagogue, "^ll^-^^M'
Pearl barley, ^ ;^ i- mai.
muung 8171 shang.
Pearl-oyster, ^ ^: chue-
Pedant,
^ ^-^ ^ tiu-shue-
p'ong; an old oyster giving k'wong
paau, ^^ sze .

birth to a pearl, k«., having Pedantic, ^:^J *^'"^ k'wong,

a son in old age,

lo p'ong shang chue.

;^fe^^ &^Z
bok.
4^* P'i n^o
*^'
 ;

PEK 224 PEL

Pederasty, S ^ naam shik, Pekoe-tea,

Q ^ ^ paak-
©^ ^£ kni kaan. ho-ch'a.

Pedler,
^ff faan-'fsai, j-g Pelf,
^^ ts'in ngan, jpj

^W f? ^'"^''"i -*t'an- tsai, ^ foh' pai\ p;^ g ts'oi

2)0.

tso foo'faan .
Pelican,
^ ^^^ t'ong-*ngoh.

j^ p'i orange
Peel, ; peel,
^^ Pellet, fi^ -^ taan^ fese.

_^ /.o«^ p'i, (to) f Ij

^ Pellicle,
fg jj, pok p'i, ;rfC
»;ioA;-p'i, ^^ mit; peel off
W^ )M ^^"^ ^^^' P°^
the paper, :j^ |^ j/»Y ^cA/. mok.
P<^6p,
f^^ ttrai-taam ,
Pelt,/^ J£ shang p'i, ^^
^3i s/iany mo kaak^; (to)

Peer, [^ -j^ t'uung poon pelt him,

,
fJE ^^V; Igfg
|ql M t'"U"g l"i'
^@ /«/j^ k'ne ; to (pelt and)

hit, ifj^ j|g tr'ng^ ts'an ; to

Peerage,
Jt ^ H ft ^ smash a tea cnp in taking
sheung to?^ /sf2</i; wai anoath,
^g^^f:P
r/?e ;
the body of peers, _J^ teng ch'a /;oot shai uen ; to

^^^ sheung^ tang get one's head cracked, j^

ckue hau. BJ ^ ^^"/7 ^''^'^ t'au

Peeress,
^g^fe^^A a gossip (Jit. his month was
^yau /.sfwA;'' wai"* kej' foo yan. not stopped with silver, as

Peerless,
^ ^ mo tui\ in the case of the dead)
^
Peevish,
^^ nau-nat. ^^i^|3 mo *Dgan teyig

Peg, #7^ fe/?^-tak, ;;^^ hau.

muuk teng. Pelvis, ;^»p*^ haau-hnit-

Peking, :}[; ^^ Pak-king. p'oon.
 -
;

PEX 225 PE>^

Pen, pencil,
^^ chi-puf, Penniless, ^" 4i mo ///rr/

(lead-)
^^ uen-j[;M/, *ts'in.

(slftte-)
^^
(for fowls or animals)
slick ]Vff

i^^
Penny,
W^i'^WM ^'"^
/f/ro/c^ taai t'uung ts'iu.

htan, hence, home-made, ^^ l*enny-royal, ;g »|i||. >([ij shek

ij^ ka loan ; the gate near pok ho.

the oil market in Canton, Penny-wise pound foolish, 4ft

yjljtTjfBM van laan moon. shat taai\
/\\'^~)s^ sik niti

Penalty, ^J -^ ying-fat. Pension, ^ -^ ^ V^ung-

Penaug, ^/^ ^ 6'rt«-fau\ V^ngan, %^^ t'aP-

Penates, ^ jpljl Zra shan. p'ing-leung.

Pending,
^^ mi^-ting'.

Pendulum, Pentachord, ^ng

j^^g *^/wrt/.
5.^^f|g§
Penetrate, ^^ y\ ^«2< -yup, in ngok hi .

Pentagon, SS-fTj^f^ 'ng /ro/c'

Penguin, j^ ^| ^k'i-*ngoh.
Peninsula, ^p -^ jtjoo;?^ t'o.
ying'

ying-
3l S ?^ '"S ?^»'«

Penis, ^ ^ yeung-mat, Pentahedron, 35. ffi

t| 'ng

(VULG.) hji ts'at.

Penitence, >|^ j\^^ fooi'-swn,

min^ ^r'fl/,
31 a fi '"S

Pentameter, 3l ^ f^ ^"S ^'^

Pen-knife,
"J] {^ to tsai; a

three-bladed penknife, — Pentateuch, 0^:ZJl^

Moh Sai Jc'^ Sig kcn^;.

cheung saam hoi Ac^ to tsai. Pentecost, 3^'l^fljy 'ng tin"*

Pennant, j;'oo^ tsU .

]j||^ ,

Penurious, '|g^ /ta«n-luun\

 PEE 226 PER
Peony, fj^±fl
:Jg 'maau-tortn- Perambulate,
^ fy ts'uun-
fa.

People, g mun, 'g*

I^ang,
^^ ts'uun yau.
jg. Perceive,
^^^ kolc-tak,
^
Pepper,
sicum,
black

^ ]^ ^
]iepper,

taai^
Cap-
00
Per cent, :^ — "g" Snooi-
yat-imak\ (discount three)
or
Av/;<,
^^ ^^ laat ^s/?/,

Wtk oo-/6»V, (ground) ;^

^ isiu-moot, (red)
^^ three per cent,

^ mooi
:^ "5" rr
faaJ^ mam fwi;
ts'unn ^,y<V, or r/i'<<t/^
j|||)fj
tsiii,
g^
or shuuk tsiu,
to get back seven t?-five per

0^"
© iM A '^"^' 0-^ ^-^^"^^

°^'
^
pepper with shot,
te A/-/^^«<; to
Jaan
Perceptible,
ts'at shiiig 7>(ywn\

^'M^^m g^ |^ '^V/t-to/^,

''ta ska taan. B|^f#P|^ 't'ai-ialt-ke\

Perch,
Peppermint,
^^^ pok-hoh, jjjttj /sV/t, hence, fowl
(oil)
M lfHf Vft Pok hoh house, g|/j^ Icaits'ai; (a
yau. fish) Sit -© lo-*ue, Si si
Per, ^ Snooi,
:f|:
/^/r//>'; per waak-t'au.
bearer,
^^5J^X ^'^"'^ Perchance, ^ ;g- waak VA?,
ue loi yan ;
per catty, :^ fS ^ ^ngau in,
f^ ^
Jj* '^mooi ^-a/?; per anuuiu, ngau u«
^ 4^ *^niooi nin ; per Percolate,
^J^ 'j^ slium^-hu^.
S.S. Cbung-yan. ^ftl A Percussion cap, ^ rfjg JJl
ik
yan
^ ^\ sbuen
'm^' ^huwi<f t'uung-mo -Vs^e.
Yo/i lai. Perdition, -j^ mong, a^ -|^
Peradventure, ^;^ waak paai mong.
''che.
Peremptory,
^^ ^kan-^kan.
 ;

PER 227 PER

Perennial,^ J|p[
r/iau-nin, to perform one's duties

j^^l^p^ r/iau-mn-l-e .
thoroughly, ^j ;^ ^t suun
^^
Perfect, sliing-ts'ueu, 'poofi fun , to perform a

^ ts'ai ; a perfect tense, ceremony, '^fi^ hang^lai;

^H^ wong slii : a perfect do

ti
it all,

tso\
^^^ tsuuQ*

man, sliinr/ yan to

^.J^ ;

be perfect in a lesson,
^ Perfume, ^ ^
heiinn. ;){C^

^ tunk shnnk ; to become /ic;//?//-''"liu,

^^ //f//»//

perfect in,
^^ tsaap mat ; liquid perfume,
^
slmuk; perfect sincerit}-, ^ •^C ^houng s/n/i ; perfume
for the hair, ^ y^ /?fi/w//

Perfect, to j^ shino-, j^ -j^ yau ;

perfumer,
^^^
^^
sliing linniij, ^ tsofc
maai /^?/w// liu^ ^r/ie.

ehing,
^^ tsaap sliiug.
Pergularia,
^H§ ye'-

Perfectly, -|- ^ ^^ shap-/?w;

laan-Ar?mr/.

perfectly ^ =^
sincere,
Perhaps, waak-^cAe, (ifc

kek sh'ing.

^f ^
'm-tini:'.
Perfidious, /i:«a?i-

fAa
p^ Peril,
;jg;
ngai-'/i»m,
;/§
ngai-'/H;«-f/iw\ |J^
Perfidy,
^ §§ -^ P^>fe ;^().r i^
^%»2hoi'; (to)
Jgligt
^^ pool SHuii , "f^-fi^Jcami
ue nim.
sum, y^ ^ 'ra
-^ chuung.
Period, (time) tij shi-
Perforate,
^ j^ /s?<^'^j -
hau', iffl ki : the period has
t'uung, ^ cW-uen.
^ expired,
'J^
moon k'i

Perform, ^ ^ hang,
^^ tso , no fixed time,

^ wai ; mo
to perform good ting k'i ; a period of a

vorks,
^^ hang shin ;
month, —^ py- SH y«i
 .

PER 228 PER

uet kont' noi^; for a period Perishable,

^^ i'-waai\

of three years, ^^ p^' Peritoneum, j^ H^ ch'eung

|R^ saam nin kom^ v,o?, (in mok.
writing)
Tcne'-hiU'ii;
^ ^ S!to mark
t'uen-

the
Periwig,
j^ ^-
Perjure, i^ ^
kafaat'.
?roy;^-shai',.

periods,
f^ 'tim,
^^ f^ >^ ^« faai' -'^wong-

kut^ tan\ shai',

U^^ A'f/i'
'/'^

Periodic, ^^ ts'unn-waan, shai^

^U-f hum-shi. Perjury, ^ g j^ shai'-

Periodical, ^ g^ ting^ shi, H'ong-vum ,

_ mong
Bhai\

ting^ shi (;7i'?<w/ Z.:*^^ sun mun Permanent, 'l^y\ hang- /f«?<,

//</; a monthly periodical, |i?

"6" chuuny ^Icoo,
^
-^
^^K uet po^ a quarterly ^^' E^ weng pat koi,

periodical, ^^^ Icwai^ po^. ^{\'^ ch'eung ch'eung

Periosteum, ^*^ kiciU i, kau ''kau.

»^ gg Z:/r/<^ mok. Permeate, j^i^ Puung-t^aii!'

Periphery, ^^ chau to ,
Permit, J*^ damn, ^^ pi^

^ 5^ cluni ooi, gj min\ if r^ 'hue-'chuun, tfj;f§

Periphrase, %^ |^ t'aam yau-/f^/:; permission is given,

1uud\ ^^ /iTon^ /i«at.

J*^ ^ ''chuun hang ;
a

Perish,
)f^Xj
mit-mong, ^
'^^
ship's permit,

/on^' hang taan, or

^^
^sze mong; ^^
-t;
ch'um-luun, ^^ ^ moot
?ft ift; flS «^i^^en /oV
mong; he perished of cold, hang f/«^j^ c/i/i/ ;
permit

tS (SC 5B '^'"® ^"""^' him to retire, ^ "f^ j[g^

,s2e or ^^ chuicn kue ^'?«' /«^e ;

laang to sse. Don't permit him to come.

 VEn •>20 PER

PS S^ 81F tB B^ '"^ '^'^ Perplex, >jg

:f^ faan-Su.
k'ue lai. Perplexity,
/ij^^'
^J) ^J} A//^/</n,
Permit, (a) \ '\^j ^^ yan-

ts'iuf^- c/ti; to get a permit, /m/a luen .

tS A tra
^^^^^ ^^'^ ts'iiifr; Peniuisites, ^ -^ lai' ngan,
to ask for a

p'aai.
permit, |lq
^^ /'Vm»ngan,
^^
ji^ ts^i)if/ ch'u kwn.
Pernicious, ^
7^)] li'-hoi\ Perroquet, /\\ ^ SJl ^giu
Peroration, ^ ]ifi |gj :^ ang Jcoh.

tsiiung i luun^ f///,

»ci /-s Perry,
J> ^ >^-(- s/m *li

Z'»^ mi
St
ia.
Are"* ue.

shue'-
chup,

tsau.
fj^^g .9/<« *li

chik, j^ jj 'k'i-cbik, 1^ Persecute, ^ ^ k'wun^-

^ tuung^-'kM.
chunk, ^^ ^ ts'aan hoi'\
Perpetrate, ^ Iiang. ^ /soA;',
J!J^g/^«hoi^ :j!ni^^«
fifc
^^o''
@ ^^'^^
;
^0
y^^'* 1^ '^ oaan wai ;

perpetrate a wicked act,

be the
^ ^
to persecuted for
hang
perpetrate an offence,
o/;;^ ;

4P
to
sake of his belief, ^ '^
^ faan^ tsue .
.^ ^ ^[ wai' ch'uen

ijg Jcaau^ shau' hoi\

Perpetual,

hang, ^<
f^
^
vving,

wing Mii. Perseverance, ^p ,^ $p

—
^c'-hi-chuung-xxt-gat, ;\]2*
Perpetuate, 'j^ ^j^ sheung- 'Jg
ts'nen. hang-stwj.

Perpetuity,
^ Jg 'wing Persevere, (to) |^^\!!i»i^
Sien,
^ 2E ^^i"g tsoi\ hang swn hue" tso',
jjJJ ^
tM *^ ^^'^"S sbeung. noi' ^Icau.

16
 ;

PER 230 PER

Persimmon, j^ "ts'ze, (soft) to take care of one's person,

H^ j^ num-*ts'ze ; dried
i^Sa-Si >chuung>
persimmons, "^^ W^ ts'ze shim Pai.

^peng, or ^::|^ Icohn ts'ze; Personal, ^ shan, ^fc ^p

soaked persimmons, "^'{^ 2won shan; personal matters,
i^ ^shui tsam^ ts'ze ; small 2li 5P ^ ^ 'poon shan
red persimmons, ^^^/y^^j^ ke* sze"*; a personal inter-

kai sum ts'ze ; small yellow view, ^^ min' kin ;

persimmons, <:^;^;;jt{|) ngau personally present, jffi

^
sum ts'ze

simmon, /|l|j^
; sngar of the per- ^ ts'^an shan tsoi', fi ^
ts'ze seimr/. ^g tsze A'f tsoi.

Persist, T^\ •ngaang''-n< Perspicacious, |j]g ^ tshiung-

pat-hit -iic',
ming.

^ Jcoo^-diup; to persist in
Perspicuous, B^ Q ming-paak.
his own way, Perspiration, y^ hohn\
|§|/|:B^
Perspire, {jjy!^ (-A'2<?^^hohn';
hin chup Jci kitv'; he persists
in going,
tg^84P|ft
to perspire freely,
^j ^
k'ue kin chup hoi hang. ^^ ch^uut hofohhohii;

Person, '^ wai\

^ yan,
a medicine to induce

(body) ^ Shan, (in)

^ perspiration

Sff ^
(i.e., a sudorific)

^ ts'an-shan ; he does it
Persuade,
^J
A'^?''' hohn'' yeuk.

)]g /^uen^fuuk.
in person, with his own
hands,
i.e.,
Pert,
j]g ^ t'ong-tat.
fEgjg"^>g5f 'k'ue
Pertinacious,
[g ^ koo^-chup^
ts'an

person,
shau
i.e.,
tso ; about the
on the body,
^ ^^
Perturb,
c/^^/;9-ngaang^

JJ "^iu luen\
"^ ^ tsoi shcui; every Perturbed, ^
g[^

j«j^ cheuk-
person,
\^ yan yan mong.
 . ; . ;

PES 231 I'ET

Peruke, JK IH ^ '^'^ ''^"

/f'f
rice)
E3 'ch'ue 'k'au

the frame-
;
(for

faat\ ^i^tui'\

Peruse, ^ tunk, ^ hohn ,

work of a foot-pestle, or

|B koiiti \ to peruse a book, mortar, ^|^ -^k tui^ ch'ong,

or
;jjf ^ im ka'; the

Peruvian-bark, ^ ^ ^i^ trt'ddle of a pestle or rice-

A:«m-Z-aj-Iak, or ^ gg- jf.[^

pounder, ^|| ^ tm shan ;

itwrn kai naap. to work the pestle or rice-

Pervade, ^ I^ Puwui- pounder, ^ ^1^ tang tm ;

ch'eiwfj\
^Jf ^ ch'eung'- pestle worked by water-

taat. power, ^ ^|| s//t«" ^ia ;

Perverse, 3|E j^ Jrwaai-p^ik, a stone mortar for milling

QJ 51 /:../y-lui^ ;^ ?g rice,
^^ [^ /i«'^ k'au

nan- keng: perverse con- pound it hundreds of times

duct, j^ ^ waang hang, more,
^ p ^'^ j%
^^ waaiig yik. chuvng toll ki paak fui

^
Pervert, fee luung -waai . Pet, (child)
fl ^ ff
Pervious, ch'uwig-oi^- tsai the
jj^fS t'au^-tak,
J^ ; pefc

^^ t-au -tak-ke* or favourite concubine,

^
^
Pestilence, >|^ ?rrtn-yik ^-
Petal,
^ch'^uung fs^ip

/?/-paan\
.

an outbreak of pestilence, :fg |I!^

@A& /''^'^' yan //rm. Petition, ^^ />tin ,• to present

^
Pestle,

—
;j[i^ chiiung- ch'ue, a petition, j^^tai' pun,ov

a single pestle,
^^ y'^^yup j»'//»; to petition

/{"/p yrt^ t'in chuung 'ch'ue ;

for leave,
^^l^'jg V/t
pestle and mortar, i.p., friend- i'sV';^// /'a ;
petitioner,
^^
ship like that of Wu-yen
with the poor rice-pounder, or ^^^ kue' jjun cAe.
 .

PHA 2C2 PHI

Petrifaction, ii^ ^ f^ pin^ Pharmacopoeia,

2J£ ]M! jwo^
filling shek. ts'o.

Petrify, (to)

wai shek.
^g^ pin' Pharmacy,
yeuk
JJ^^'J^
ke' facet
c/^^ri^

Petroleum, ^ y^ shek-yau. Pharynx, P^ |l|[j hau luung.

Petted, ^ '||g tsinuig'- PheaBant, |[]^^ shaan-Jcai,
hwaan'. (golden)
§^ 11 ^kum-kaiy
Petticoat, }^ ||^ chuung- (argus) ^^ ^& lnen-7j"rti,
k'wun,
^ 1^ noi -k'wnu. (peacock-) ^-^^ kum-
Pettish ) , ,_i£.t . J A* ts'in-Zra'. bojsaq •^

Petulant
j'^J^SI '•«-• 4« Phenix, (male and female)

4i im-tsim. /Hi,
male
Mand
f"""g -vvong
female
;

phoenix
the

Petuntsze, (i.e., tablets of

white quartz powder) Q alight only where there are

paak-*^/?<?^/J- /sze. treasures, i.e., he makes

TfC "dF
friends only with the rich,

lai j;aai' t'ong ke^ tso"" w'ai\

wong mo po pat lok.
Pewter, ^^ §^ laap-si7j\ or

^^ ^ ^Y'/c^ /r^/m; pewter Phenomenon, ^ tseung .

ware, $^^ sek' hi ; bind Philanthropist, ili^'Z,\

with pewter edging, ^^j yan sum ke -^ ^*
yan,

kim sek', or
^ §^ ^^f/rtz< yan che; the philanthropist

sek\ or '^ J^ '/o/?^ sek\ loves mankind, ^ ^^ ^^

Phalanges, ^
:|=§ 'f/^i hvut. J^ yan che oi yan.

Phantom, :^ ^ waan^- Philology,

p ^ ;^ ^
king. ts'eung tsze ke hok,
^^
Pharmacology, ^^ yeuk ^^tsze
Philosopher,
wt^tsiiung chi.

Lok. |^ Jt V^^ "^^® •

 ,

PER 233 PIC

Phlegm,
J^ g t'aatu-in, Phthisis, )g^^ lo-peng\ Big
t'aam-sin ; to throw up •5^" 5[fl£ /'''* ''^ ^^"''.'7 •

phlec:ni, pfJI^ j^ ^'^ t'aam ;

Physic,
^ yeuk, ^;[pj* yeuk
choked by phlegm, Pfl
^ ts'oi ; to take ))hysic, -^
chuwif/ t'aam

or spittoon,
^^
: phleijm-pot,

t'aam
^ shik yeuk, j|^^ fnuk

yeuk.

Phlegmatic, '\'^ '|§ a//?//^

Physical, :;^ ^ yaii-ying.

maaii , ^ [;^
haau-yw«f
Physician, p^fv^f^^ noi'

'J^Bg ^ maaii -haan. foh sin shang,

^ ^ij-
^
Phonetics,
^^^ s/i«;t^ ^ noi' /bA t shang, ^
yi<m hok ; a phonetic ^ / /:«,
^^ i-shang.

character, -g"^ !/wn tsze ;

Physiognomy, >|;g seung ,

the phonetic system,

^^ (science) :?|^!^ «f?<ny -hok,

j^^ seung shunt, or jfy

Phonography, (representing
sounds merely)
C 3
^Q^ Physiognomist, ^j^^^
.sfl-paak-t8ze ,
(to write)
Jiohn seung sin shang, jl^
\J^^^ ^iMum put ^se.
-^ Sf «</?^ sze
Photograph,
^seimg .
^ :^ ^ying-
Physiology,
.

tt:S:*ffiift
yuung
Phrase, ^ 'Jg-
^'?//-wa',
^ 5«n^ c//i kuung

^ ^?/eji lcxi$ ;
phrase book,
hiun .

'prj^^? ^'"f'
5 C
ue .s^Mf.
Piano, ;^7^^ taai^-yeung-

Phraseology,
3 3
^ ts'ze,
^J^ k'um.
t.'<cuk\
A;»p /J^fl^ ;
good piiraseology, Pica, (bird) §lf,| '/'i

ftf "Pj & '^''^ ^'"^' -^^'"^^ (t.vF^)

^:^ M ^ ^ ;S
itj' ^ JS ^"^ "^"'^ ^i* taai ho uen tsze' meng.
 ;

PIC 234 PIC

Pick, up, ^^^mm-''hi, j^ '^ kaan foh ; what is

^ sbap-Vn", ^ cJnip, (the left after picking over, ;^

teeth) ^ij -^ ts'ze -nga, ^ kaan shing ;
pick your

.(flowers, &c.) /^^ chaak, bones clean, Ugligj^^^

(choose) i^ kaan, ij^ hmn niaai ti toh ; to pick

chaak, (tease) ^^ mif, {i.e., clean) the ears as is

(nibble) P^ hmn, (pierce) done in barbers' shops, i^

P^ /^t<»^ ;
pick it up, -^^ ]!^ ivaaf i ; an ear-pick,

^^ ^?tw At lai ;
(as easy E^ i^ i vmat ; to pick

as) picking up a straw, J^ one's remarks to pieces

-^i] A uu "'^^^ ''^''^ y^^ '"^•

pick up what was lost, "t^ Pick-axo, ||[1^^ kai-^tstd-

^ shap wai ;
pick up and foo, ^ ^J faan-teng.

put all in order,

^f^^ Picket, (a stake) ^ cliony;

^Q cJivp shap tuung sat ;

to place pickets in the

tea-pickers,
^f'lgj ^ ^ ground, ^^J ^ ta chong
chaak ch'a nue; one pick- pickets made of fir, >j^'|^
ing, — ij^ 1/at chaak ; to muuk cliong.

pick one's associates, J^ Pickled, 1^ haara ; pickled

^ chaak kaau ; to pick on peaches, ^ ^^ haara t'o ;

a lucky day, :j^ Q chaak salted and sun-dried cab-

'
yat ;
you pick aud choose so, bages, pickled '
greens

i.e., you're so hard to please, generally.

[|^^ haam h^oi ;
^^11^:1^1^ ni Jcom kacni pickled melon, ^^ J3^
chaak you may pick and
;
tseung hva, or ^J[JX ch'a

choose as you like, -(^ -^ kica ; pickle factory. ^Jfeljr

^fe
chaak
i^
;
yam
to pick out goods.
ni kaan tseung fong,

tseung *uen.
or ^- ^
 ;

TIE 235 PIG

Pickles,
^^ ^ xum-'^kiculi. piece goods,
/J^ ^^ ting^
^^'^
Pick-pocket, '^/st/?- *^lan, t'au,
^ Ji£ po ting'.
'tsin-'„au-Uo,

ch'nap'-'shau-'lo, \l^{ilj
Jl ^ fg Piece-work,
gjj f |^ X ^j
>fg /u^H -*kin -kuung-foo ; -j^
Ti,2:aani lioh ])aaii :
j^j( ^& T* .
•''«^/« hniiifi.

^^ rh^a kai ts'aak.

l'i®r, JJ;, 4^ lua-t'au.
Picnic,

Picture,^
^^ y^w-in.
Pierce, ||1] /«'/;»,
*|J /;«/, *lj

Jf- ^
wa"",

wa-Z7/'; to
*\va ,
(-frame)

mount
^ hit-cli^upu ; pierce his

throat, Hilfg"^^"!! tsHm

a picture, ^<^'^ i>»« ^va ;

k'ue liun luung ; to stick a

a picture fmmer's shop,

.ei yn«< wa ^]ro

|^
: a
P'o' till ^ ^•''''"' ^^'"^
'
^^

picture gallery, wa
engraft, ||l]^ tsHm shue ;

^^/f to prick so that it pains,

5A0//, or
^^ |'>^ wa lau.

"^\\^K'% kattakj^n
Picturesque, ^^7^ wa f.s'oi.

Picul, :^ fciam\ — "g" Puuny'.

jf"
Piety, (filial) ^ haai(', (reli-

Pie, (bird) g.t| '}n-ts'euh\

gious)
^^ k'in-A;i»p' ;

(pastry) ^^ min -ktrai.

the

•^ j^
classic on filial piety,

to be
Pie-l)ald, Jj^ ^ paan-pok ,

filial, ^ :^
/^r^rti? /i:^"^;

hang haau ;

paan shik.
filial obedience, ^ jjj^

Piece, -J^ /«r/^ , ^ kiti ,

(of
haaii' shuun^; the

ples of filial piety,

24 exam-

JH -|*
cloth) p'ut; silver in
J^
pieces, i.e., broken silver,
pftj
^ i shap S2e /«««?< .

^P^ ngan sui ; a piece of Pig> # '^^'^'^ (a) ^^ c//^/;'-

composition, — )^ ^^ r/i?/^' ;
pigsty e,
Jg f J f//t<c

^^ yat pHti mun cheung luuk, or ^ p^^J

c/tue tau\
 ;
;

PIK 236 PIL

to raise pigs, f^ 5S ^ Pile up, /5ffl

^ tip- /'ii,

ts'o chiie fa ; as stupid as ^H lum'- ///. p!»i lui, (drive

piles) i^ ^^ ta-chong.
ngoi ; lead iii pigs,
^^\ (^
Piles, (disease; '^ chi ^ -

ch^ong ; internal or external

uen fill.

Pigeon, to
piles, ^^y}^ no? ngoi
[^ ^^ paak-;^(7;> ;

chi^; (wooden) ^1^ chong.

let off a pigeon, i.e., marry

a husband under false pre-

Pilfer,
JUg ^shue-moh,
Jj[^

^^ shue-sit ,

tences, cheat,
^Q ^,^ Pilferer, ^ ^ -^ sr^f^w-

foTig jaak Z'o;? .

cheJc^- shau.
Pigment, ^^ ^ij- ngaan-liu .
Pilgrim, ^^ yAU-haalc*.

Pigmy, 'j^f^fj- <''«'- lo-^tsaL Pilgrimage,

j^ ^ uen yau,

Pigtail,
^ ^1 t'iu-pm; a 5^ ^: tfiiina heung.
false pigtail, ^^ j^ pin Pill,
Jl ;;^j yeuk-*uen ;
pills

*p'aai leave some hair for

enclosed in wax, |||j^
; ~J\j
laap *uen ; to swallow a
a pigtail, -g |^| lau ^n'n
pill, :S; ;^ tim *uen ; to
to braid the pigtail,

s7io pin, or ^ f0i

:^|^f
'^fa pin,
concoct a pill, ^^ ^ woh'
uen ; to roll a pill, i^5^
"j^ ts^oh shing uen.
loosely plaited pigtail, -^ Pillage, j^ j^^^ ts'-eung-huk,
^ 11^ taai S2«<;z^ ^t?^
^ IS A^«7>'-leuk.
wind the pigtail round the Pillar, ^ j^ t'iu-^ch'ue,
liead,
0j f0
— ;t$it
'k'iu ^m. (pedestal) g JJf 'ch'ue-

Pike, (a) ya^f/«-- tun, (monument) ^ ji?/;

beams and pillars, i.e., sup-

Pike, fish,
]^;^ paan-ue. porters of the government.
 ; •;

PIN i>37 PIN

^^''K ^^""r^ ch'iie :

a i)illar a wooden pin, 7^^^ muuk
of the state, ^^Z.W tn\g; to play at nine-pins.

id: IcicolP ha he tunny

Pinafore, wai-*k'wun.
"^cli'ue.
(|g UJ
Pillorv, j^ ha ; put him in Pincers, ^ *k'im ; take up
ha
the pillory, \^\i \^ jg with pincers, or chopsticks,
chue' k*ue; ti carpenter in
f\\ ^k'im kaap\
the pillory he has himself Pinch, (to) ^gj nip. :|[|J///tY;
made,!./'., caufrht in his own pinched cheeks, SftfellHl
toil".
;t: LE tM # »^""1^' soi kaap nip ; to pinch the

tseung^ taam ka^; cheek, mit min'

j^^ ;^|| :J^g[^
Ic^ong ka^, or ;|n ;^|1 taam chue; take a pinch,
:J^^^
—
/ca .

Pillow, i^ ig \hum-t'a\i. Pine, (wood) :^^ ch'aam^,

Pilot, 51 tK A Van-'s/ini- (Crtj2)tomena Japoniai) 70

yan, ^;fCfg taai'-^shui- ^ ch^aam^ muuk ;
a block

"^'^" *^''"' of pine, i.e., a blockhead,

''^'
P75 ^K f-^ '

Piloting,
^^ /rt.'Ti'-shuen, a pine tablet, i.e., a Avorth-

pT^J^
Pimp,
naat^-shuen. less article,

muuk
;tJ /K S®
jjj( 1^ t&o^ -Jcwai. ch^aam leng p'aai

Pimple,
growth
^ j;il
%n-is'ze?;

ganglion or
{Pinus Sinensis) ^^ i{^
of a ts'uung shue , or ^J ;^
pimple, Zfc i^ shang wat. shaan tB'uung : (Pinus
Pin, B^ ^-j- t'aa-t7i2<;n,
^ Massoniana) M ^^ fuik

^^j- Vroo ch'ui c/<2<m, ts'uung; (Pinus JDensiffora)

^J
^f/?^ ; an ornamental hair- ^Y^ chHk ts'uung ;
pine-

pin, 1^ -^-j- ngaan chum needles, ;j:v^ '^\ ts'uung

 PIO 238 PIT

chum ; pine cones, ;|>^ -^ Pious, ^ >|^> k'in-si/m.

ts'uung ^tsze, or ')^ {^ Pip, (of fowls) gl| ^ /.«»-

ts'uung ^fsai, ov :^^ j^ '^tang, (seed) ;^ wat •

ts'uung t^aap ; a bundle of Loong-ngaau stones, ^b ift

pine needles, ^v^^ ts'uung 1^ loong'^ugaan wat; peach
mo; pine, bamboo, and plum, stones, ;j;^^ ^ "'t^o wat.
i.e., landscape sketches, Pipe, "j^ **t'Qung; the big

^^ -t^
ts'uung chunk bamboo-made water-pipes
mooi. smoked by coolies, yif S&
Pine, (to) -^ ^ shat-chv', shui Mi, also called,
^^
^ ts'oi' /cat ; (opium-)
^
siu-shau . ts'eung.

Pine-apple,

loh- /m'o/i.
]^ ^^ 7;o/<- Pirate, '/g

Pistil,
|^
-^ ,H.>-Vui-
V/oi-ts'aak.

Pink, «^^ /s»n-jtu"n-loh. Pistol, -^ ^ slum-ts'-eung.

Pin-money, chu.m- Piston, ^ mau, jj^*^ sunt.

<*A»-*ngan. Pit, 1^ tseng'*; to fall into a

Pinnacle, J teng\ pinnacle pit,

[g gf haam' tseng';

of a pagoda, :^XP taaj)^ */M t'aani; an unfathomable

teng. depth, ,^;^'^/|I maan'

— ^F^
Pint, (a)
Jj-
poon^-kan, cheung^ shum t'aara ; to dry

'
^'^'^ .sAm^ bare
;
up the Macao passage, i.e.,

subsistence on a pint of rice an impossibility,

^^Q^|
and a handful of wood, ^fl* ^B /co/«« paak ngoh t'aam ;

the Channel between Bar

shaai ngaai. Fort and Typa, (Canton
Pioneer,
P| i^ ^ If M- river) ;^,^^® t'aam
lo'-sm'/inmy. tsze yeung min .
 !

PLA 280 PLA

Pitch, p£ x^ ytti
>-'"'«- Placard, ^ Np\ :^lt4 A','^-

yau. /•j>\ (auouymousj Q l]^

^ ^^
Pitcher. a//w-ch'ing, p:iak-*^i//, (with a name)

^^ '^^'"* ««"//; a filthy ^ >^J ch'eung-huung; to

pitcher must give filthy issue ail anonymous placard,

water, i.e., like father like

visiting carde, ^^^ meng

rtrt;?^ c/iUiut ch^aii' shui.
t'ip , or ^ [jjjlj
ptioi tHp ;

Pitcher-jtlant, ^§'^^ <^^'<^-

a single red card, ^^
lllUDg- ^5*0. ijlj^ hunng Uian IHp^; to

Pitch-fork, ^ ;|:^ woh-cAV/.

send cards, ^ fjj^ s?/«»^

/'j;;^ to present a card, to

Pith, i^.j i(^i shiie -.smwi.

Pith-paper,
Jg ^ i'uuug-
^ t'au ^'»>', or g (|jJi

tai t^i}?; invitation card,

'^^*''
IK ^ 'chi-fmmg,
ij]^ Jong Vip ; card case,
^Jj

pith (commonly
paper pictures,
called rice)

^J
Ijjj^ ^ /'/// /'^\

t^uung chi wa\

|^ Place, ^ cA'Me\ more
frequently pronounced,
Pithy,

")]
^g'
P^
;^ V'^"-liJ^-,

^yau-lik-/i:e\
^ shue^; this place, i.e., here,

Pitiless, ?pi[^> nsraanjj sum.

B^^ n» 5^7^19 ; that place,

i.e., there, -^"^^ koh^ s/^ie^;

Pitted, (pock-)
Jg j^ tau'-
he (or it) is here. '^ni
p'i.
hai shue ; a periloua place
"^'^
Pity. '^''^^'-li",
'P'lifil or Danger & '" tm

lin-6<////, ^ '1^ "/-lin. shufi^; the four ijuarters, />.,

Pivot. ^ ;|^ chuen-suut. the Empire, g^ 'Jj
^^^^

Placable, P^^gjj Soi-woh- fong ; the four quarters and

faa)i. the centre, t.^., the world.

 PLA 210 PLA

i 3^ ^"g f'^^'^0 ;
tlie ten Plt^cid,
^^ woh-/^.\
jg^
points of direction, i.e., the ^ ?rr?;?, yau,
^ ^ ^/m
eight points of the compass woh,
^ p^ o//7i tseng\
Avith above and below, -^ Plagiarism,
^^ ch'-aau-

^ shap/o;?^; place it well, tsaap.

^^ o//" /w; placed P'ague, 51°; ^ ?m;?-yik,

^
securely,
^^ fl/i'?^ ?rr/;? ,-

S. HU wong-?rfln-peng';
where did you place it? -^ cattle plague or rinderpest,

•@ ^ 1^ ^^"^ ^'^^^^ ^^"^ ^[^4^ wan ngau A ; plague

s/it<e ; what character is to take him !

^j|^ ^ wan
||4

be placed for it ? ^'^-jl fuP t'au, (to) ^^ naan-

^ okn tso jwa;! tsze^ place

wai.

'Q
it down carefully, ^ "T^
Plaice, @fi[ 1^^ isanq-pat'-w.Q.

jj^ ohn fong ho ; place it

Plain,
^ ^ ming-paak,
(even) 2pl p'ing, (unadorn-
down here,

f^a/ maai ni shue

jM. ;^ O/]^
^ ed) j^ ^ jfolc'-so ;
plain
place it

^
;

straightforward dealing,
down anywhere, ^^^S^
^^ chaipin shue to '^lio;
^ meng Snaai,
^J ^
meng maai"*; is it plain to
place, locality, i^ ^ ^t'
you yet ? do you clearly
/bn^; local authorities, ^^ understand? f^^HJJgPg
-)j "^ tifonglcoon; i-jjj '^ ni meng paak 'm ts'ang;

^ ti^-/bH^, ^ *teng^ (to) it is plainly so,

^ ^^
^S ohn-chi\ j^ chai, meng meng hai"*; plain folk,

J^ /bji^-', (one) — ^ y«^ i.e., the common people,

^
^^ p'ing mun ;
plain, in

Placenta, |g^ toi-i,

^\ sense of simple minded, j^
hau''-*yan. ^ 2)^oJc^ shat ;
plain dress,
 ;!
;

PLA 241 PLA

so choiiff : fields and ^/j^ A WW .sj/i//, or ^;|ifg

plains, ^ 1^ t'iu uen hum txiny ; Mercury, ^JC

(a)
^ ig -^ I'-ing-uen, s/i«< s/n^, or
J5^ ^
Plain I ill', |^ ueu-A:()'. shan .<;?'»/, or -^^ ^ 67jmi

^^i^ pun-insL&i, (fold)

Plait, /si/}^ ; Mars,
y^ ^ /i</t

-^^^ -m-^ai to plait

i.s- 1(1/ 1: ; Si;j<7, or
^ ^ muuk ^fuh tsiny

sing^
;

the (jueue,
J|^|ff i'«» l^in Jupiter, yf^^
or
r' ti pin ; a plait of ^^
or «"* sill (I, or ^|^

hair,
#1 ^ Z/«0'»« ^ ujuuk tsinfj ; Saturn, ^t,

^ i'o sinij^ox^^^^cliun
Plan, -jj ^ foi)f/-faat\ (to) sing, or
jt.^1t ^^ tsing.

^ man, |^^ man-tok Plank, ^/^ k'iu-*).'fl«»,

JJ
bad plan?, ^|i ^ Z' "^^^^ -^ j^ hau'-muuk-'"^wart ;

to plan harm, ^^ man a plank house, ;i^^ paan

—
hoi' ; to plan a mnrder, |^ uuk: one plank, "J^^
^ man .«/ifm/'; to plan gat faaC paan ;
to take
treason, ^ )X, mau ^0071 ; away the plank after cross-

Man proposes but God dis- ing the bridge, i.e., to

poses. W.^^Af&t' selfishly injure others,

^
:^ ^ man sze' tsoi^ yau
l^t^''^ A'«*oA k'iu ch'au

shiug sze' tsoi' tin. ^paan ; bed-plank, ^ i^

Plane, ^ b5 P'^d? ™^"'' shong jwa72.
(tool) glj 'p'aau, (to) gjj Plant, (a) ^ ts'o,
^
ig)
p'aan : plane it smoother, shue muuk, jp. y|^ /s'o

-gjj J^ |^(j
p-aau ^Yaat //'.
muuk : (to) 5^ chiiung ,

Planet, ^^ hansr-sm^ ; the (rice) '^ TJ^ shi'-woh ; to

five planets, SM '^"g^^'ii'^ stock a tield with rice seed-

or f7M liang st/<</ ; Venus, lings,

-^ BJ-^7fa Shi' t'ia
 PLA 242 PLA
.3
shi woh ; to plant trees,
^ Plat, (to) :}^ ^;i//?\ (the cue)

:|j£ chuung^ chik ; to plant

j^ ffi pwt'-pin.
vegetables,
^^
to plant enmity,
chuung Plate, (a) ;gg nip,

plates
^^
for con-
ts^oi^; 5^ c//eA^-*tip;

'^ clmwuf ch'au. diments, ^vft^ shi^ yan

Plantago, 5- fif ^ '^^*'*' tip ; lacquered plates,
^
ts'in- /s'<7. ^ /sV/Uip; (to) ^ to^

Plantain, ^ /vn/, (green skin- to plate with silver, ^^^

ned, fragrant)
§^^ to"* ngan ; to jilate with gold,

heii)ig-ns;i\,-tsiu, (long)
|jg ^^ to^ ':-«^>«.

3p -^ lnung-nga-;'siM ;
^
Platform, p'aang,
J t'oi,

plantain wine,
^ ^^ /.siu *t*oi.

^sa?/ ; linen made of plan- Q^

Platina, paak-/a/wi.

tain fibre, ^.gi fsiu Icot ; Plausible,

j(f -jjy, i^ V/o-

commonest kind of plantain, '^tfi^ze-chan ; as plausible as

•+• ji^ taai^ tsiu. a cat-seller,

J 1^ ® P
Plantation, @muuk
^ ^^ -^ ^^
sAue^,
-^ maai^ man koni fiaic

chiamg^ fa /re^ kolc\

[^ nen; a cotton plantation, Play, JX -^ ^faan-'^tciK, (as

^^ H
coffee plantation,
"^'"^ f^ *"®" '
^ children) itM^ waan- sZ/a;

to play witli foils and

J[jpn^^[§
sugar plantation, '^^
uen shields,
'kafi ;
^7Jj|$ ^s/<^'

W M. ^h'e' 'ch'ong. p'aai ; (TRANS, verb) ^

Plaster, (to)
J^^ mnn/oot, /rt,
^ luung\ (as a guitar)

'^tong\ a plasterer, '^^ ^1^ t'aan, (as a violin) ^

^ jj'ai /6»ot lo ;
plaster the ngaan, (as a fife) |»^ cAm';
walls,
:{H i^ ^/rc» ts'eung, to play music (generally) f^
(medical)
(^
Zco-yeuk. 1^ tsoJi^ ngok, or
^ 1^
 ,
;

PLE 243 TLE

Asa?? niTok ; to play football, pleasant to hear, |^ BT

^^
sluittlecock
H}^ k'au
(vTith
: to play

feet, as
uet i; very pleasant weather,

/i/'shum'
3^^^iT'''"
Chinese do) "^^ t^H^^ ^'», Ao ; a pleiisaiit journey to

or
^^fi^ t-ik" 'kin %ze; yon, — 52 2p ^ yat W
to play chess, ^' V^ cheuk p'eng oA» ; a pleasant pass-

k'i,
^ IJ:
yik k'i", or 7: age to you. ||p
ffi M ^
^ ha^ ki : 10 phiy the shuun' finoit/ seung siiung^.
piano, ^^ 5^ t'aan knim : Pleivse.
If};
u.t, ^j lok, (if l^-'

to play at cards, :|*J'j|!^

Va you) =11 VsV»y, (as you)
p'aai ;
play books, ^ ;^ g2 fiH
t3'ui-*pin\

Pleased, ^ ]^ foon-
^
hi.

Play-acting,
|^ ^ tso'-/a\ Pleasure, >^^ faai' -\6k, (—
Play-day,

yat.
Jj^ jg
/b»/-AY?- excursion)

to do good
^^ is the
yau-/j»;

chief

Player, ^^ -^ ^t^- /52f. pleasure. ^^^.^^ wai

Playful, sficnig shin^ tsui' lok.
"^llJaUgl^
ha kont' Viu^, (lit. as playful Pleasure-boat. ^^A^f I'eng,

as a live shrimp = as lively

as a kitten). wa^ Jong.

Plea,
^f^ %tai-so\ flh|{J^ Pleasure-grounds, -^ ^j^ J^
A:?m«^-chono; ; a counter po' yau ch'eung, g [g
plea,
ff J so ;5?/«, 5 t'eng *uen.

S so"" ch'ing, or f Pleasure -party, ^^ ^ yau

*^ \
> c , .

so chi. j
/irt^/?, yau yan.
Pleasant, |^'H^ shong-faai*
I
Plebeian,

'^
^fg
tsuuk,
jjf
ho p'eng sheung, JwF
^
Jfl
/a^r,-^ lok, net ^ shue^ mun, fH* ^ s//j/e'
 ;.

PLE 214 PLO

'-^^
Pleurisy, 'j^ fai-
Bjf} ^Q I
paak t'o, [±j "J" paak ^e/?^. . paou-mok-\vQ.
Pledg:e,
^^ ^o/^^/^-fau, (to) Pliahle, ^^|f^ yau-'^uen,
'^'

^ o]m-tong\
^ ^ t'siuin-leung, ^^
p'oon^, (in drinkino) i -^diuen.
cli'au-tsok,

Mnff'-Hsau, W\ vS
Pliers, ^ -^ k'im tsze, i^j^
''<t'e«^- HU /if^(^j7 tsin.
.5
Plight, (state) i=tJJ^ ti'-wai
Plenary,
vS moon, ^ (to) W'^ chat siiim *»
tsnulc.
toiig^.
^
Plenipobeutiary,

k'uei].
ts'uen-
Plod,^^ lo-lo,
5f ^ lo

foo : to plod at one's books,.

Plentiful, ^^ _^, finmg-idiV^
J^ H. fiiung-fstmh a ^^ ^00 hok.

plentiful year, ^-^fuung

;

Plot,
fj ^ kai'-ch'aak\ (lot)

-j-^ A"" ; a plot of ground^

nin.

Plenty,
^^ /(<?//?(/ sheng', --^^^ yr/^/?m'ti'; a

:^ ^ slium M ; I have
dark plot, Bg g^ om' kai

plenty of time,
^^ |j^
Plough, (to) ^. lai,
^^
^ n$ f^ '"goh 'yau V<i<e foo lai, ^ %h:ii,
^f:
ZT/n.^ ;

/oA shi bau ; he has plenty to begin ploughing,

|^^
of raoney, tE^ jtf ^^ hoi Icang ; to plough the

ground, /'a^^^r fin

k'ue yau ho toh ngan ; a ^^ gg
tank of wine and a forest of a ploughman, |^j: G9 -^
meat, i.e., plenty,
^;^J^ |^
Icang t'iu 'lo, (a)
Jg ^
ij^^ ^tsau ch'i yuuk lam. 7;fl-lai.

Plethora, "^ ^ huet -shat, Ploughshare,

^ lai-

y^ W cAo/2^^-shat. t'au-Vaw/,
^ 7J l^i ^*-
I
PLU 246 FLU

riiiclc, ^ cliaak, ((.ul,)

^ Plumiige, ^^ Iseuk ma>

^^ ue ino.

rh*uut-W\, (up courage) '^

"^j^tsok uon pa f kf/ hak imn.

to pluck olT. ^^ wa/'i/ -

Plumb-line, I'j^ ^ /»V-foh,

/ay.
j^ i|3| 6-Aww/t-shing.

Plume, |}5 ling, ,|j yf^ 'nia

mo, >^ -"^^ ue mo ; to
f<nnt; plug it. up,
ygfl^fg
a(i/r chue^ k'ue.
plume one's self, ^ 3^
tsze k'lra.
I'lum, ;|^ *mooi, ^ ^li
Plummet,
prunes, ^ -^ inooi fsze ;
,sA?/?; /re
^^-JC^fg
t'oh.
.s7m/«

80ur pluniB, (laughing stock)

ifl^ ^^ ^'""^ "'^'^^'

'
thirst,
Plump,
'•^
^ P^ 1^ V/o-yuuk-

I3B #i: :|yi fi-"«/>-«'^/;.

quenched by the thought of
a pInni.||]^§j]^ygmong'
Plunder, glj j^^ Vi" •^'"l^'

inooi chi hot'; the green-

gage phim, ifl^^ UAixm ts'-euiuj-kip ;

plundered in
wa li

plum emulate
: the peach and the

eaoli other in
every way,
^sh lie sif
Ji,
kau
® t-au
}(jj fijj

to
^ "^ ^
;

blossoming, ^'^

t'o li clummj ck''iiuii ; to

plunder openly, ]^ Q
fs'-eunfi pafik.
recommend a
(choosing) a
teacher

peach
is like

or a
Plunge,

jj^
y;y(*~f:
t'au- shut:
cuum^'ha,
to plunge
^
ue t'o plum pie,i^^
into water, ^ jA. 7lC t'au
fcze^ li
; yup ^shui: to plunu'e into

ffi.?A;\^^ mooi

.sum.
kwoh ^tim vice.

ue ok*
mMB^ tsaap ; to plunge
^'^^

17
 ;

roc 246 POI

one's self into misery,

Is/e t'au
fi
ve
Pod
Poem,
^ ^^ tau''-Aaa;p'*.

^shau-shi;
"j^ g^ a

yroli''; (noise) sacred poem, jjj|j) ^ slian

sheng. shi\ to write a poeni,

^^
riuto,
f^ ^ 3E Ira-loh- »4 /so/;;'* s/iii.

^^ong.
f@] gg fii Ln Poet,
U ^-^ .s//.j-yan.

7noh loll she, or

^ j^; ^^; Poetess, g^ .s7« ^nue.

Im moh loll, or
|g] ^^ Im Poignant, ^ laat, *|j|] laat,

^Ij ^
1i'. yo'' ;
poignant
wonf;:. words,
^^ laat wa\
riy,
g^ 'I'ohn-'Jcan, gf| Point, ^4A ^ ]^ As»;y/, /s»w?-

k'an, ^^ ^kohn-^hi ;
shnf\ P^ tsim-'^tsui;

this steamer plies between the point of a needle, -^j-

Canton and Hongkong, ^ [^ f/*z/yn Vsw» ; to bring

to a point, -j^^ uen Bze\

^I y^ ;it chek^ ''foh shnen J ^ "^liu sze^; the main
*wong loi yeung shing point,
^ ^^ taai^ t^ ; the

Hevng ^Kong. highest point, ^^ j^ ^

Pocket, ^^ ^ .s//ac/jji-*toi , ^ rAi^ /'<? Zy^ «Awe^ to

-^ ^ *
'
toi\ ^ 'toi' speak to the point,
^^|
a watch-pocket in the waist- ^E ^ ^on;r /o' iu sze^;

belt, taap r? «t
*tor: point of view, j^ ^ i''

to pocket, y\ ;^ yup /cm^; to aim at a point,

*toi\ ^ [^ ^^^» hewig^; to cut

Pocket glass, ^ ^ min' to a point,

-^J ^ senk^

^^
^"c/'i7\ toi' A:6«^\ isim ;
(dot) ||5 ^tim ;
a

^
Pock-mark, i[^ tau^-p'i, point
— "w
and a line, — tkk

1^ ^ tau^ pa. '

y^' ^'^'^ 2/^^ waak :
 .

'(» 1^4; I 'OK

vanishing poinu
^ ^fi request point-blank, ^
hop ^Ivn ; [loiiit of power,

^ S?i^ Uk Ui/n; to point *^ngoh cbek L*uu 'lu ^vuii

to.
^^ f^ 'rhi Him- to ^k'ue '^s/wh ^fs'cng.

}>oint t(j the East and West, Pointer, (dog)

^g ^g ig lip

i.e., hefool one,

^7a
^^ ^ ^kau meng.

pfi S7i» /</M?j^ .s«»; the Poise, SJ/ Y6 i^r\^^-chni<f

fcJouth-pointing Chariot, i.«., Poison, ^L. tunk, ^^^ tunk-

the compass, "i^ |^ ^ wormwood
^^
mat, (to) muk-'^szp ;

^c//» naam kue; to point and poison, i.e.,

out, :^ if; ^rhi slii ; to smarting pain,

^^ ^ t'o

point out tiie way, ^p^i§ tuuk ; the five metallic

^chi W : to point (i.e., poisons, the five punieb-

punctuate) a book,
^^ ^ ments of the Ming Djnaaty,
*^/jwj sA?/p: to point upwards, •
55. ^ ^og tu"k : to

[nj hewig^ slieuug^; to counteract one poison with

_J^
point out errors, "^^ |;Jj
another, ]>X%1^^ 'i

^^ 'c/i/ ch'uut ts^oli tuuk kuwig tuuk

death by
; to cause

shut': (point out) :j=y |J;j

poison, -^ ^j^
'chi-ch'uut,
:fg
16 '<;/»- K tank "^^^^yan; antidote,
^/»m ; (to plaster; ;jj.|^ ^ ^^ '^kaai tuuk: moral
poison, ^[i ^ ts'e tuuk.

Point blank, ^^ p'eng,

|^ Poisoned,
^^ ^ fuuk-tuuk.

cbik : a point blank shot, Poke, (to) jlj ts'ze\ (stir)

[|[ ^ cbik '^ta ; I asked

^^ "^/u/- hi ;
poke the
birn point-blank, ^ T^
fiSP9 IH "So^ cbik t'au ToA ; poke the ear with a
man '^k'ue I refused his ;
circular brush,
^^ '^lin S.
 ; ,

POli 248 POL

Poker, ^ \^
a hot poker,
yffA-*^p'aang

i.e., impractic-
Polite,

raaau
^ ;
jjjf fg
a polite man,
'yan-'lai-

^J|
able, fte yc # ^^ 'M jjii (ifi^ A '^^^ '^^' ^^'
y^"'

V'aang; a flail,
^ff^t^ polite language, ^^ j|j§[

Va woh *^p'aang; a cudgel, IS ^© ':5'^" '^^^ '^'^^"'

/ce^ in ;
(you are)
^ |g
Poke-wepd, ^ funic. ^Ao-wa\ ^^/\]^ V^" •5"^''

Pole, Ap /ro/?n, j^ lco>ig\ Politics, ^^ kwolc* -W7.Q^

(north) :|t S ;?«^'l^i^^'

.^J chimg^ gze\

(south) pfj ;^ naam-kik
^
;

pole star, ;[[^ 3^

pnk^ Pollen, :?!; /a-y^m.

'^tmi sing.
Pollute,
J7; litt^ oo-mit,
^
Pole a l)oat,
^^
beyond
r^'rt'^;^^-
*^ ching-oo

polluted with
; this well is

filth, its water

shuen

'W P§ ^
; his

'''i'««?l'7
reach,

'm lai.
is unfit to drink, ^ -j^

Pole-cat, eh'-ait'-maau.
;;^fS
^ -& #C "'
Polianthea, 2E ^ 'ZS yuuk- I

^
heng
tJc yr<
oo wai^
«•

mat oo
tmnm-fa.
'm hop
Police, ^^ rAVwi-yik, (in
^liu

^yum.
leng^ S/«//

Hongkong) ^
jf;§
luuk-i.
Polygamist, ^ ^5 toh
Police Court, ® Ji
ts'uun-'^li-yor?.

Police-office, ts'uun-
Polygamy, ^^;2 toh

^t{||Si /s'i^e^ /i'e' sze\

Polish, ^i^ mo\x-ts*aat

Polygon,
ying.
^ ^ 7^ ^"-^ /i^o^'

-^ ts'-aat'-hcong, E^ * Polyhedron, ^^^

moh-Zrwon^. ^A jowi ^'P"* ying.
 POM 249 PON

poi^podc,
^ nfl^
/fl/t Pommel, (to) ^ :|Jg
ch'ni-

Polypus, (in the nosf) ^[^| Pomp, ^ fj^ faan-wa.

p?-^t/run, j^. ^^'^ pi^-sho. Pompous, i^-^-

^j~f"^^^^ -

Polysyllabic, ^'^'^^ taai .

toll ts/e^ /fl^ yjn«, -^ ^ Pond, (fish) ^^ ^ ch-i-

^^ ^" y(o// tflh ice in. t'""??'

#, iffii
""^ ^'*»''' ^^

PolytheisMu #-^|l|l;^^ ^. ® *"° '^'°"- ' * ^'^''"^

sunn toll shati /y? haau .

\

pond, ^ i!g liii t'ong:

Poiythoisu{||^)[iIJlHJJ;J;
A^ ^uun ioh sliua nieiif,'
,

to drain a pond, ©21 ^

/TftA/i t'ong.
/"c yan. 'nak-Se/mr/,
Ponder, ^C ffi
Ponuituin,
^^ yfj]
t'au-
Wi & ;''ak ..-.,
IR ^
^
faat -yaii, y|j[]
heung-
raak nim\ »J^ -^ ^hum-
yau,
^^ 'fv^ ch'-a t*au
'seung, gjlj /jg ^aC-'smng.
A<?, ^p ^ y^ /i6'«/n^ /<m^
Ponderous, ^ 'ch'uung, J^
yau.

Pomegranate, ^ ^^ shek-
^ U^ '^ch-uung taai
turn
/t,

^
"S" turn
•lau.
ponderous
Pomfret, ^ "^ /5V;n^ *ue ;
'ch'uuug
business, ttr flt
: a

^ ^ t^
white pomfret, Q j|j^
6hum^ *^ch'uung taai^ A;^'
paak ts'-ovg ; black pomfret,
S ma h(tk /s^otig yellow
^
-,

pomfret, ^ ^^ mg wong
Pond-weed,
I^ongee, |^ *ch':ui
i-'<o.

;
stiff or
laap ts^ong ; small pomfret,

Ih ^ ^''^ ^s'rtnr/; long- raw pongee, Zj^ |^ s/<v/«//

tinned pomfret, Jfl^ -^ ch'au : soft pongee, ^ |^

shmik ch'au ; reeled pongee.
 ' ;

POO 250 FOR

Poor health, ^§M 'm-

ornamenfced pongee, ^-^j|^ shau -yuung .

kum ch'au ; rust-coloured Pop, (a sound) (col.)

^^
pongee,
leung ch'an.
^ JJ ^^ shue pop ^henri;

'^^"^"^
to pop out,
chhiut
-^
loi; he
lH 5l^
Pontiff,

loh
m^z^^
^ma /V wong.
popped
door-way,
his head out of the
ayw//''
-(g^f^P^^
Pontoon, l^M JAM^ ^«»

A;ef'rt ;7«>/ 8 1 men. //r/i'< .s7/a>j ch'uut t'au loi.

l*ony,
/J> ,^ ^<?i/^ 'ma. Pope, .^f ^ kaau -wong.
Pool, ;^ ch'i, (cess-)
;JC JlS PopPJ' J^ 7^ amig-suulc,
nti BLfi -+»-
.sAm'- t'um : a liolc for tree- .-^ S^ ^^ ('/<'/;;^ sMulc fax
7 J-

planting :^^ nai *"t'um; •

the white poppy, ^^ §5
King AVan's
leng r/n'?/.
pool,
^ y^S -^ ^?a;?_^

(imitative word for

xnuk
opium)
tsze

Poop, ^l\
^m sl)uen-*^mi- P^ ^^ o//-foo-yuung.

Jan,
-fi^f^ Bhuen liau' Po])uhice, j\l ^^ shue^ mnn.
lau.

]*oor.
^^ p'un-k'uung,
as poor as
^^ Popular,
Population,
_^ ^^ mnn-o/\
oo hau^
1^ p'uu-hobn ;
_^ jlj -

a church-mouse,
^^p^ AT )an /^>^y, ^p
p'un ue shue ; absolutely van Artu,
^^ j^ yan iyi.

poverty-stricken, —— ^ Porcelain, ^ ts'ze, (ware)

^^
^P ^ y-'^i P*'^" "^ ^'^*

extremely poor,
g ^jj ;g //au' sai ts'ze /«*.

p'un to^ kek : contented Porch,

^ p^^l ;gfc t'au-moon-
though poor, ^^ oAn kuung, ^ '^kuung

p'un. p'uung.
 POR 2M l»Olt

rorcn]»iiic. AU ^^ txiii -chw, Pnrt-clearaiicf. 3^J])|!^ huiing-

lli ^§"
^'"""^ chvf.
"5*
paai,
f^)j\ D IK; s''"*''^

Pores, ^^\j mo- hvumjy cU'uuf hail rhi.

Portent,
^ ^[< /<?///7f//-chiii'.

Pork,
^ ^ rAw-viiuk ;
Porter, (at a gate)
^ P^ 4^
pork-chop,
JS'^f ^ '^'w hohn-mt)on-/ct(un>/^ (carrier)

p'aai hvuf \ pork dripping, l^fe ^ /'»«-/<w ;

common
^ [^ y|}j
("A'^'' ymik yau: street porter,
^%^
pigs ••
trotters "
JS' W taam-taam *lo ; a superior
(*///<« krulc'. kind of porter, ^ ^ ]\\
I'orpoisr,
}§^ 'A/<.-ue,
;^ iiKini rhau [no.

Porter,
J]^ :fT M 1'^'^
'^^

l*orridire,
^^^ mak-Vi^;/- fmu.
/r/w^ ; tliorouizhly cook the Portico.
^ j^ ts'unn long,

oatmeal.^gL^)^V^ffe- ^ If)
yan long, f^ i^
shnnk-nink- />///; coarse moon lau. ^K ^ ngoi
oatmeal, long.
ffi^|^ As'./ iiiak

/>m ; fine oatmeal,

;^ J^ Portfolio, ^^ shm-kaap .

^^ /-//^i? .s'a/' mak y^/n. Portion, ^-]p* fnn - tsze, -^

Port, (a)
'f^ pj
Z'rt/J77- JuiH, fun ,
^^ fun -ngaak.

^ 51moon
/?ci»
*fan^-fau. ji^

; sea-port,
f^
iK*
Portland cement,
•nai, most commonly known
^^ y^''^-

:^ ;J: ^ kan^ ^A.« Z-e' as,

t^ ^ i^S luuing mo
fau^ free port,
^ ^^ |4 nai.

^ ^il pat naap .s7/j^*^ /;;<'' Portly, BE a fi-^/"^V-

fan' ; to go from port to Portmanteau. ^^ ;7«o» -

port,
^^ Z://-o/i' fau\ 7/r///M, -)^ §^^ taai' p'i

(-side)
^ _^ shuen- tsoh. toi ; lie had a portmanteau
 POR 962 ?0S

containinsr a big sum of Pose, (to)

J fj9
ch'a mun
money, "[^^ :k )^^ Position, i^ 'gr ti^-wai',

ue war
.J

""yau tixai p'i toi noi' f.wi As'2e'; men in your position.
ho toh iigan leiing.
i* ft '^"^ '"'
Jg f5J :S:
Portrait, ^ rim a, Ice \<? wai^ ; he is a man
tseung ;^v0 s/unt/; to
,
of eminent position, f^
paint a portrait, ^ iM,

se chan, or
^^ waak naai i'we /'O wai ke yan.
tsenng ; tliifl is a portrait Positively, —^ • J/a^ting ,

of my mother, ^ /^ ^
Posse, 5ji: .p f^hong yuung.
tigoh

drew
mo a;* tseung ; I Possess ^ yau,

he
*^
possesses
^
his portrait in pencil, eheung-'yau :

inillions of dollars, '[g "^

^ UJ 5K '"s^''^ y"""g'
=f@ M il M 'k'ue

ucn prt^ waak k'ue Jce^ yau fe'jw ^^M/i'. niaMn ngaii

tseung ch'-uut loi. *uen ; he possesses great

Portray, ^ ip^ se-chan. wealth and ability, "[^ /j|p

Portress,
^ P^ ^j^ hon moon
/bo. yau toll, ts'oi k'ap ^oA nang;

Portugal, gg -^ ^ /S«i- despair took possession of

yeung-/i?rfy^\ {^ ^ -=^ him. jg iVj) :5^ M 'k'ue

1^ p'o t'o nga ku'ok . sM»r/ .sAa^ mong^

Portuguese, ^ 7^ ^ Sai Possessed, (by a demon)
yeung yan. kn)ai-n\h\.
 —

l'r»s 253 I 'OS

Possessions, pjj^^ xholi- yau; an ordinary post, fb ^A

Britisli I'ossessions,
^^ chtiung kJ'nci : a wearisome

^^ y'"/' A'W'rt/:'' shuuk

a good (t.r. protitabk-) post,

Pjjj tso' -/ri/c-ke\ g^ uaiig,

iff life ^ Vio ^'M^/' fun';

one waiting foi- a post, -^

^ A//c ; let me hear from
^ han' /c'j/p^^ he applies
you as sitoedilv as possible,
for the post of 4tli clerk in

this office,
IMAW5J45C
^$&^ 'is'eiif/'yankom'

faui^ iak koni' faai^ t'uung

yup ]^ua k"au iH^ve tai' S2(?^
ue ngoh chi: at the lowest
tsze^ k^ k'-urt'; (letter-)
possible price, -g^fijg •s''

ka^ p'eng io^ kek ; as as sM S" 'tW ^'^<^^tig-shue-

possible, stdcn ^"(0 1§ s?«m* '"'^"'«
:^|rU- ^|ilf ,

: it is possible,
^ j^ ^^^") ^M V'k.
hoh tso^ iak. Postage,
i

"f^W '^iti(n^-f-'i2/'.

Post,

ch'iie:
(a pillar)

a stoue
"^ ;k^ M<-
post, .^
Poster, ^ ;J=2
kaoi-chiic.

I Postman, *^^'f^{^ '^"^*'

shc'k ch'ue a railway

ic|r

post,
^HiJS^SfiPI
;

.?/i//e s//wi^ van, >/j^ -^^

^
/j'fl'^/^ .s<//<«^ van, -^ J^
/b/i r/t'g !o^ /:^'^ Um t'au ;

(-horse)
10 hold a post,

chik : the post

^ |^
has
/o//^'

beeu
«TO /-SWH- li- nia.

filled,
EL m^ A -IS
Postmaster deneral,

^
|^. ^
itt ^ ^i king 'yau yau Yik-moo^-sze.

tong ts'ze dak ; an easy Post-office, ^ 4=

post,
1^ ^ ««a« k^titt ;
.svnn^- koon.
 ;;

POT 251 POT

Post-office Order, ^^ 'is Potatoe, 'j}^^^- Hoh-Zrtan-

^^W^Wi shue suim koon *shue, ^ "J^

shoe- fe«i,

ke' ooi' far/n.

Postal ..ote. ^ # |g
(sweet)
^ ^- A'«/'-*shue.

;2: Pot-belly, |]E |]i:

gJ fi-^t'o-

snue siiun koon ke naam, ^^ :^ 'ro/i fciA;

chi taan.
a hog's belly,
^t ?i3 BS
Posterior, ^ ljau\ ^j| 5^ r/^we ;W(7?/ naam.
liau' loi. ^^ fsoi hau .
Potency, ^^"fX shai -lik,
^
Posterity, -^p ^ Uze suen,
]^ kmma-Wk.
^ Iiau^ yui': may Potent, "^ ^ yau lik,
^
your posterity increase like
locusts,
^ S?f f?r ^ k'uen.
cltuung sze in heng .
Potful, —^ 'j^ //'/^ 00
Postpone, j^ j|^ chin-oon , ^moon ; a potful of tea,

gfe Ja '^^^' k'i,

:tt a —^^ '/«^ 00 ch'a.

^^ ^
/'/a'-clri. faan
Pot-luck, i)in ,

Postscript, S. ^ /«o» -;7M^

•^ 15 Bbeuuj? faan ; to

HIS: Aw:'«;i?/e^\:g^
r/<^', '^^ yau k'ap,
^
take potluck, ffi flS
/.--o?^
shik pin faan .

S. -2^ tsoi wan.

^ |^
Pot-herb, /''^'J.v ^.?'oi^.

Posture, y^ W^ ying-.sAat .
Pot house, /J> :Jg ^ ^^-m

Pot, ^ 00, *oo, (chanaber-) tsaii tim

-^'^ pin'-*oo, or :^^ Pottage, ^ f'-on>j, ^

— _^
/ran^r

ye 00, (to boil in) a mess of pottage,

_^ po,
(col.) 9§I ^wj?, (flower-) ^ //a/ tau 7^rt«,i7 ;
(to

^ §J /f-p'oon. ^ake) :^ ft ^^
Potash, kaan. V^?<d!-8hunk-mak- /"mm.
 • ;

POU 255 I'OU

Pot'^e.T'

%
5Sff '"t'^-/'*''' *t gut p-ong,
^ 13 ^ fP
/romy-Siga, (-kilu) ^ ging hvok kuiii Utii.

*^. noa-iu. Pour out, gJ| f/rM»,,

^] [JJ
Pouch, ^^ iioni;, d^ *toi ; 'to-chhaU, (in) lo',
gJJ ^||
a good for nothing,

mere wine-skin and

i.r., a

rice-
^ -^ /fOflM -yup-/(7<« ; he
poured out the tea from
]iag,

nong faan
Sg ^ ^ *^
-QIZ
'toi'.
^^«««
the tea-pot.
JE ^S ffi

Poulterer, ® niaui
<7/?/;n ch'a c/i^t/ut loi ; I

Poultice, up- poured the water into the

f& Jf ;tt P\
ch'o/iff-tn^oiAin , (put on, of basin,
^^^]i<.A^
ngoh fo s/iid yup p'oon ;

laan -faan -u/;. the rain poured in torrents,

Poultry, f||| kai-aap.
Pounce upon, j^ Is'eung ;
c
ue
c.
/cr-ng p'oon
.

i
,
na
:>

to pounce upon the rocket

provisions poured in from
sticks

moon,
on 2nd day of 2nd
i^ ^ fs'eung
all quarters,
0^^^
j/'fiau t'au.
:p|J

^A 5te
^^-^^ •''^'"^^

he poured
^^^"

shik mat yup

Pound,
rhuuiig
(to)

; to
(as

pound
rice)

or hull
^ more oil into
loi;

the lamp,

rice,
^ ^^ chuung mai
to pound chunam,
v]^ ch uung fooi aha
^ ^|^
(rub
yau yup
wincin,
ff/ng

vggA^atiM
: pour more

and grind) ^ Ini, (weight) lo^ yup /(/// fi fsdu.

^
i -
p'ong,

leung
-|-II^
(monej) —
shap- Pout, :©^
tut
y/;i^-8huun, |£|j

tsui.
;
 POW -256 POX

Vowdei, ^ fun, ^^^ *moot, Powerless, ^ffi yj* mo ts'oi.

(gun-) i)^
^ 'M-yeuk, ^ ^J ft '"*^ ''"^ '®""S-
(inediciue)

saan tooth-powder,
^^ ^ yeuk- Pox, (syphilis)

shang-feng-peug
^ )y ^
J^
;
^^ ,
jf^

5^ U}?a /"wi ; to grind to kom-ck'-ong ; chicken pox

powder,
we may
^^ moh
stone
saan;

to
pustules, .35

small pox pustules,

^S- tau

break ch''ong ;

powder, but the dmt will Jg 3^ tnu M'«m ; sraali-

remain,
chwmij shek sheng
fS S J^ ^ ^fun.
pox,

chicken pox,
^^ tau

^S
rheyig

s/m»
;

7J\^
Power, ^g^ ts'oi-nang, '^b *tau : spontaneous small-

^J .s///?i -Ilk,
f^fj^ k'uen- pox,
^ ^._^ /'»'i hang
'pinij ; the power of wine, *tau or
I^U ^fg^ ch'-uut

/saw lik; full power, tau infected with small-

VP j/j ;

:^^ ts'uen k'ueu; in my pox, ^\\ ^ im *tau^ :

power, ^ p]" Hli

'"go^^ inoculate with small-pox

hoh nang ;
not in our by blowing tlie virus

'ngoh
ftang 'm^^TC^il
^ver, through the nose, "j^ ^^
nung to gain ; miu *tau : inoculate with

power, ^ fg ^f5
ta^'^ lancet or by blowing, j^
k'uen peny . 3n chmmg^ "tau ; small-

Powerful, ;/c ffi 195 Ofi^

pox scab, ^ ^^ tau /;«

taai k'uen peng ti; ^^Hfll^

or ^^ 1^ r.au' S'w; pock

k'eung ti; he is a powerful mark, 3^ ^ tau pa or

prince,

^ i-g^ If ^m;^:£
k'ue bai k'ueu shai kg'
^ J^
goddess of
''^^^ I''^

small-pox,
'
^*^*^ '^''

|^
wong ^S0e ; a powerful state, ^^ tau shan ;
goddess of

»»S ^ k'eung kwok . small- pox, ^ "S* tau mo.

 .

I'liA 257 PRK

l*racfciciihle, 'j^ ^J V/oA-

Pg 15^ Iman f'aam, ^^
vunnjj .
^^ ^^ ^akai-tak, huuny in.

Prawns, t||J ^g^' minc:-Art ;

tah. firied prawns. $^ ])|^

A«
rracticiil joke, ^ ^
i^^ mai.

rm;>^ twi yan a P'-aj' ^^''-'^''''

- - - /.t? :
frli )!^5^
practical plan, pj*
^^ k'i-k-an, (J pray you)

to pray
gg
^4" hoh slieiit; /.(»^ /u'» ; 'tu'en;! ; for rain,

a practical sailor, ^ -^ j^ pg k'i Sie: to pray for

^TJ^-^ shtiiik s//r/// /'e an injunction, 5^ ^^ |j[j

=m k'au Z'ocn rlnivf. juun^.

I'nictice, ^ ^^ tsaap-lin ;
I'rayerbook,
W\M^'X^
practice makes it natural, 1^ k'i t'o mun he i^hae.

^ tf ^ S ?<^ /^^^p
Prayer,
|^ ^ r'o Z'rt\- after

kwaan slieug

practice speaking,
tsze

^
in

PJ
;
prayer,

mun r//i
^ ^ ^ Vo
liau ;
;2l
at prayeis,
-^^ tsaap Ac/w i/um.
ff iS :$: H$ k'i \\> Chi
} 'raise.
RM
/5^/f,'/i - mi, shi ; morning prayers, $^
^ tsaan -sin .
jp, ;^ 1^ ^ r7;/// V.s-o /:«

^tseung.
^^ f/r//?v sin . t'o num.
Trance,
a ^•'"';^fi5K^ Preach, **q] '^ .->//?/? -eh 'nen,

.^ ;)'ar/a-Ioi- p'aau-hue''

j'rate.
j^ ;^ 0^ 0^ c/u-cA/- kong-to : to preacli the
cha^-clm''.

ue, j^^
I^ ^5
/'w^ L'aam.
^mon^^ Cospcl,

fiiuk ijiim
^ ^ ;
jjil

to preach peace,
'^i^ong

Prattle, (col.)
!§; [f P^ 0^ ; ^S Tpn *^^'<?/?/7 woh ;
truth

*9 *5 ^ # ^-'-^-«'

'aw-a.
has been preached for yearn.
ii-U-to-t^-. flg d^g
 .

PRE 1^58 PRE

chan to
nin ; he
i s^ne)}

preached
icong toh

little
Precedence,
ts'in che; to
-^ s/;?,

take precedence.
|5j|j ^
sermons to his l)rothers and % "if
^^-ai '.s//.a^^
;^ J:
sisters,
^•MMMMM. wai sheung ; the order of

precedence,
'^^J? '>(('("

SUCH koiig tuen k(uin to li

ts'in' Sie, Jg i^j IS
hcng mooi Pnig. Cheung yau tsue : to give
ue k'i

Precarious. |i^ '/">«- him precedence,

^'f^'j^
|^ i^lj

him-*t\ : (^warning notice)

'^ yeung k'ue wai ^shitu ;

Danger !
^^ >^'^"

very precarions,
shue ;
to let

WfS^fcfl
him take precedence,

yeung' ^k'uc
his liealth id
sin hang : precedence by
seniority,
peng shai sbap fwi him ;
J^"^ tsue rh'-i.

he is at the present moment

Precedent, ^^'fi^ sin- hi-

in liospital in a very

precarious condition, "^g

i^^^^^ ts'in yauZ'c sze

Preceding, -^ nin,
sin ti : the preceding montli,
^
-^ k'ue ue hum hai i uen

ying shai shum ''him.

K* M sheung net ; the

X)rtceding week,
Precaution.
^^ ue''-fong-.
^^
fUJ^^^jp^
lai pa(n\
Precede, ^^ tsoi -sin, (go
Pi-ecept,
ts'in Jcoh

.^ 0)j luntii^-fun^.
fi^'st)

ahead a
"^t tr
little,
'"" lining

i^ ^ fj
:
go
^^
chimi-lc'ivai.
A .m-t'iu,
g ja
—"^ ni silt hang //a/^ po , Precession of the equinoxes.
or ^"^^^chim .^in t'&u •

to precede another. -^ ^ Precincts, J^ ^ king-kaai

J^lJ ^ Si» Z'fw/t pit van.

 ;

•UK 25'.» IMJK

Precious, W^ p"-]Woi^, 3^ rhing^n^ shaj) i* //>/? rhnunj

ngoh ch'uut hue .

s c
Preclude,
kum elm ling ti ; precious gg^ |J^ ^rl,oh-lcnah\
stone, ^^ ^^ )io shek %^ 'm\n-chi\
7f^
precious things,

mat.
^^ 7'^ "m- //I ;

any opportunity,
he is precIudLd from
^H 'fg

^»
Precipice, ngai-ngaaai, ^S# '•^"/'"» 'l^""^ "io

MJ j^ ^//c/^/?i-ngaai. /.'i oui ; to jireclude any idea.

^
PrecipiuiLe, ^^ raong- ^S ch'ue ',
5^1^;^
is'uiilc, (to) '(^/^^ L'ing-tit\ ^^ niin ch'iie hoic i\

Precipitous. -^ ^ "gai- Precocious, ;^^ lo-laat,^

suinig, ^ ngaara. ^lengng\^>^^^
Precise,
jj^ ^ tuen-fony, s/iiu nin lo shing : a pre-

j£ tupn-chinif, j^
cocious child, ^'Q^^H^
chiiig-ling, ^^ ^ f?/(>;i >^ IB
ke^ t'uung.
^'''^'"Z?' ^ts'ze 'lo shing

fAon^, IE IE ^^'^''^'

r/««^' /t; can you

Dfl^

tell me Preconceive, ^ -j'^ ne-^/coo.

the precise meaning of this Predecessor, -^ -[^ 5/M-yun/

_J^ -^ sheung a^a?/.

Predetei'uiine, lie

ting
ni hoh i tseung ts'ze tsze

/'««/ *^ngoli
Predicament,^ ^.yings/tr/i\
7r^^ t c/(» ;n'?

Preciscl.v,
Jg r//»/?y\
p^ gg
iigaam-ngaam ; I went out got into a very awkward
predicament,
precisely at twelve o'clock tEJS^IB
noon, jEiE'^B$ + i:l ;2 ^ ^^^''"e ne^ naan A•>^

^k ^« * ttj '
^-/ sze .
 PRK 260 l»RE

^•'''
*^s«< "^yan shiie tsue to write
Predict,
Jg^ ue'-in, ;

a3& ne -sin- wa"*: T cannot ii preface, i^f? tsok' tsue*,

predict how things will be or m /J> r^j

se sill yan.

in future, fgpg ^f|^ Prefect,

Jj] ^ chi-'^foo ; the

prefect of Chiu Chan,

^ ip W
/a/c hau sze
'"S"^
ue hoh.
'"> /'""^' 'J^

./i'oo;?; his Honour the

Predisposed, -^[n] siH-/«'wn^ .

Prefect, -j^ Paai^

Predominate, g J^ yeng-
or
Ijj 7^
J^
V"'' ''•^''«''-
[foo,

kwoh .

gg kwan^
Pre-emin3nt, }i} ^ cli'uut-
Prefecture,

the
Jj^
prefecture
^fuo,

of Kwoug
\m\ lij^j^ ch-iiut-diuung ,

^^ r/r/:^( k'wan, g'^

Chan,
g IjJj'l^j
'A"?^?o;?^

C^(7^^ /oo; from which pre-

c/i'iM shcung.
fecture are you ?
f^ '^ -[^
Pre-eminently,
^ jjf
fei/e

B^ "^ '^^'^ ^'^^^ kwan

V;r),
^^ BS5 ^'''-'"^ ^^'^^^'^
^|5
w» ; the first prefecture in a
/t; pre-eminently virtuous,
province, ""g"
^ shau
kwan ; a prefecture ex-
A;^iWi^ yan pre-eminently
;
cln3ive of the prefectural
good, jyH^A ''^1^'"'
city, ^ IB 'foo kwan'.
shing yan ;
pre-eminently
Prefer, ^'>g ning-oi\ ^g
^vicked,
pj^ 1^- ®A 'i
ning-uen\ J^^ IcarKf-oi'x

0^^ Icivoli yan. 1 prefer tea to coffee, ^

Pre-emption, jt( K^S
«i» raaai /ice k'uen. ^igoh chuiuig P ch'a /^aw^"*

Pre-engaged, -^^ sin-ying. M /cM'oZi* ^7^ ./? ; he prefer-

Preface, ^& E s//.?^?-tsue ; a red waiting,

fg^|§5§ gl
short preface, /j^ k'ue ning uen' tang hau*.
51^|^
 >
'•
1 1
v
Vt ^61 VRK

Prefe.M.e.u,
^ftj^lKfe ^ ^ii(>n yan ; to pre-

ko kirnt, Ay^ rliik wax judic(5 a business, ^SL

. !

^^
I'refigniP, n^^-^yiiui. iig' szu
J^ -JjrJ j
.

Prefix,
^f di^ |g lok-Vu-- ! Preliiiiinarv,
^j ^ San-V//,
fc'au,^^
j?;i ]|j Ig l-.k-
?I ^ "IS yaii-7a-;..'^ i

t'au- titif/s/tiJc . have taken the ])rcliniiiiary

Preonant, "JM ^^i waai-yan ,

^' # 111 Van-.<f//^n-'/.», ^^ ngoii iwnn sill liang

(COLL.) ch'il fant

j|f;fl^^ L'0ll-/V;/, ;^ ; fiveliminary

^t ^ taui' Vo p'oh,
?f^ ceremonies, ^9^ ^ ^t^
IJi: V;mi 'l'o,^^ JIp Vail ch'-oh hang /te^ Mai.

t'oi, y^ Z/l yau yan , "^ Preraa.Lure, H^^ ^ I'uai^-^tso,

y^ ^i yau map
woman, ^i
lunk ; ;i
^ ^ mi'-shuuk; pre-

/J> ^'
pregnant i/^ mature birth, ^617/

yan^ ^foo : the lady is joyful, Maan % premature death,

i.e.,

'^
pregnant,
^ \^
foo yan ^yau hi. Prenicdituted,
^^MlU
Prejudice,
^^ ^ pHn-kia^; uc -sin- seiurg-th''uut. ~^* ^

I am prejudiced against this Premises, ^ ^ '^ *lionjj,

form of religion, ^^'j^ wmA; *ne,

^^ fij\ chue^ s^oA,

Premium, 'M' ^sheuiig, (money)

ts'ze tuiy kaaii' moon ; his
^^ ^67(<'?/;^^-*ngun.

conduct prejudiced me Preoccupy,

^t ^ ^6^1]
•''^'"-

.gainst I.ini,
VQ^ffi'^ /a/;:- ?o, -^ 3J)( sin-''ts^ug,

he^ hang wai Idug ^igoh sin

^
Prepare,
3fc
chue'-.st«.

f/mMn-pi\
^f^ 'jfjjl
laang Q(? k'ce; to prejudice ^./.%-pi\ jg >iif}
§g fj
a person, ^^ hoi yan, ue''-pi , ^^ ching-tmg^i
 I'RE 2G2 HE

to prepare battle-sliips for Presbyterian, ^

H\
/^ W^
the i'res-
rlu'imji 111

nt' pi' c/iii/ shueii hoi chin^:

hvterian church, '

pi' rheuili/ lo k'dixc'

to prepare fully, ^(|^
rs-ai : to prt'pare medicine, 001

v!^ M^ jrarm^ rhui yoiik: Prescrijititin. ^ 'yj yenk-

prepare fur jnurney, /"('////: to write out prescj'ijt-

to :i

tions,
^^ ^ ^ ^"'* yeuk

clreiig ; to prep'iue rice, '^^ /bill/: to c.oinjKuuid a pre-

1^ ^rhae fann': to l)e pre- scription, 'q'^ hop yeuk,

pared for, ff>":-i" 1'''- or ^T^ ^^ yeuk.
r/i</y/
pjjfffl
Piesence,
^ j>||j" niin -ts"in,

'ngaii. (of mind) j^ ^ taam^-

Preponderate, iiet- tiiig'.

^ J2i
ting'-/h//':

cli'uung. in your presence,

^f^^
] 'reposition. ')]\\
^ hn
pllj
tsoi ni

the presence of the Hmperor,

min' ts'in ;
in

/.(yo;; ts'/.e .

Preposterous, ij^f; /|t V'"','/-

foug, :^ A Ji "ni-yup- Presence chamber. pH^H noi

"^li, '["^^ k/r(i((i^-t<fi/ii\ ch'in,

p^ ^ noi^ feng.
>*-^""g Present, (time) -As. (to
Prepuce. [^/^JRU& l:nrih

mat ts'in p'i. be) ':{£ tsoi', (a) jjig jfy

Prerogative, ^^ Luuk- "^lai-niat, (to) ^ suini'/^.

Iv'uen. /""^- f^heiuig pre-

Ma Jt. :

Presage, (a) ^^gfj eliiu'-fau. sent for :i journey. ^^ ^^

Presbyter, ^^"^^7^ nj§ ts'in hang lai : I have

kmu^ ooi^ A:«^ cheiimj V hnjught. yon ;i ]iresi-nr, of

ooi^ rhfuiii/. two melons,

^^^^
 , :

VWK PRI-:

Picserves,
|^^ t'oii£r-^A'/r/7/t.

Snani '|('iuij>- /iv///? /^/''a loi Pivsidi; over, to

^ ^
siiuiii/ niriili. 111 ; a pO'ir chnmii hoon, -^ ^ wai
Iireseiit. ?iff njp pok hii : chi'inui; to preside at a
a i)resciit iiiude in I'cturii, meetinu', -jSj ^^ ^ai
ooi^ '^rli.ewiii.

fn(t}i rse : n lilieral present, President, ^_^ ^'ooi -fan; of

jP-ZlM '''"' lai; tlieiiresenb a Ptcpublic, ^gi^ '^''»//-

'IjuasLy, tJ^^SH /'""" eli'iii :

'^t-niiij: vice-presidoiir, ^\
the present year, <4w 4^
A)//// iiin : at tlie pre-flent Press, (a )
|.|g kwai\ (oil, ^VLc.)

time, -^ fl hum vat, or |^-r//^^\(printino-)fnS

^ -ftf;
///y// .^/ra' : to

present a jietition, j]^ I^ representatives of tlie press,

tai'' luni

Presently, ^ tsan^-Z'w, s'lii mnu V/;i S'iwo// po"*

t^ tsan^-Ioi sze'' yaii.

1 'reserve, -xt"
'f^ shiiii-vhwa^ Press, (to)
^^ auf'-ii\\m\

^^ >tf-ts-nen,
^ p~p
i§l
pi!', |i^ <tia\ 52 ''/".'/;

ts'nen- ha

mind to i'emaiii
;
she inailc up her

unmarried,
to press

ciKi
sugar
die
cane,

to press
^
ft? \

tM i: ^\!> ^n 'i<'"« Steadily, )^f 'ft naf^ chue^;

laaj) s///// .';////(C As/Y'' ; to to press solid, |g| ^ ^<^^/.'

])resc'rve in suiiar, H3 '^1^ >hat.

^lj[ yn.ng^ fong ^i// : sno-nr

imaj;'escari'ie(l in pmceesions Prestij^e, ^ 5|^ s/^/z/^-shai'

at weddings, ^ j^ hcimii lose jirestige,*

:^ f3 ®
t•onL^ .'iA/a /v/j mill .
 PKK 261 PHFi

Presume, ^^ jf^ taam- kom, to see, i.e., to wink at, =^

p^ J^ rAr? 'm /cin ; to

/o/?^, shii/, (on) »|*^ pretend sleep,

;U t,o
g^ JU
'ch'i,-(^'|^ Vshi; T don't c/^a /)/?/ ; to pretend to be

presume
^^
^"
to say mnch, ^ Foolish, f^^J^ff^^^cAa'
ma to pretend
pg Ijf
'
ncoli 'ra /cimi c/ia :

/corn toll' ill ; how can I ignorance,

yeung
^^ \^ pg ^
presume, ;^ ;^ hi /com ; /so/^ 'm eld: he ])re-

to pref'ume on one's self, tends to be mad, gj^ d^

Q 'j*^ tsxo '"chi ; to pre- r/<ft tin ; to pretend to be

sume on one's relations, 'j^ ^^''

tfe ?^ ^^''^^
P^"S'' ^^'^

y^ -^ jni
/iUiilc;
ch'i

to }iresume to act,
yau s/iau it ft
""yau peng''.
% '^^ '^^'"' '•^''^'

ffl^@ 1t ® sbin'tsze' Pretext,

§J/^^ t'o/i" /c.oo\
^
/sfl/c Avui.
^^ /'«// Ue\
H 4^ tsik

J>resumptive,^

mo AT^n fe
f
mong", ^f^
£
^ Z W.
Q
Z'oo ; to get

cause trouble,
up a pretext

J/j^/ft^
t'>

mong tsze : presumptive (sik tuen s/iang hzt ; excuse

tope, 0' gg A?<6 mong'. one's self by a pretext, ^*0

Pretence, ^'"''^^ ^'^'"'' ^'^^'

§tfl^ ^°' '(^ ife W- S? ^'''^

^ f^ g
fse in, yeung t'sze.

vrai; a pretence of authority, Pretor, ^ 4^ /////> c/ieung^

# fi ^ 1i
yau k'ueu.
y«""S' «ai
Pretty, V/o-Vm, ^jl
j^ g^
Pretend, '^ cZta, >[^ yeung, /«?/, ^ 'mi,
fg; g uet

|g ;® maau'-wai,
g^ rauuk, (-well) ^ /(jp Av-

t%zi?-c]iHng,
g 3 ^ Ao; see if it be pretty or
tsze - A<-wa'; to pretend not

I
 ;

PHK 265 I'lll

Img *m leng ; as pretty as Prevent, ^^ 'choh,

^^
an orange, ^jcjj-
gQ p^ j^g,
min-c/a , ^^ 'l^,
'm-/?i;

A:ow t'au /'ow"* /e/^y ; this r prevented his coming,

^
kind

^I^
is the prettiest,

'7a ^f/jyMiai
^l^^^i
Iconi
^ M in ^
<;/a^ 'k'ue loi ;
'"g«i^ '"^'•^

to prevent
tliaiik you, pretty well,
jj^ ^\Wm
trouble, ^|^ Viin woh ,

'ina
'I
ti ,
M tt '^'" '^''' "^»
^ §}
shading sze
lo,

;
*^
he
^
was

^
Prevail, yeiig, (abound) prevented by illness from,

M^ /^</m//-shing^

prevail on one to come,

to coming,
g) ^f
'ya"
^ tS
peng*
g^ fl 5(^ y^'"

\'xie mo lai : there is

prevail on one by word?, nothing to prevent him

fnuk. entering, ^fjiJ^XtfS
^§ W^ ^'^'^^

Prevalent, Jj^ fr sbing hang, 7^ mo "ye choh chi "k'ne

^ /<'/^
iii tr ^'""^^ y"P-
hang ; for many centuries Previously,
J^ ^ ue -sm
Buddhism
most prevalent
has been
form
the

of
Price,

A;«^;
^ ^^
Only one price!
/ira^-ts'in,

J^
religion, ?g|^^[^>^ ^ Zl U '^Iff'f' P^i i

fixed price,
^^*''

true or real, ».?.,

hue tohimak nin fut Izaau W^ shat fcrt ;

hold oa
kwong hang t-ia ha . to your price, yon will sell

Prevaricate, ^^ j\^^ 'm- eventually, i.e., wait till you

'^kong-sum^ ^ |]j^
s/^^;;^- are appreciated, 'J^l^IlTI
^ toi"* ka i koo'; the

saam-ngup-sze ,
p ^i^l^ market price, ij]" ^ shi

^ (^rt7< shi sww ft. to' ; the current price, B^

 -

PRI 266 PRI

slii kfi : tlie price is Priest, (.leuish) ^^ ^-w/

exorltitaut, /ra .v5v^ (r.,„l.)

^^ woh-
ts'in cli'uuno- ; to \wh\ out *shenng . [vulgarly known
for ii liigliei- prici', i=».
j^ as. ^ t-j^ :^ nio r//r< na,

B^ ^ ko t'oi shi /.Y/': to /.r.. nothing to lay hold of,

f^ell under price, *^(|!|;;fc on account of their shaven

B^ /;()«•' At< /v/r^/ tsin :
lieads], (Tau.) ^ J;;
to^
Avhat price did it fetcli? (f^ 'Vze', (Rom.) ^
jjj{jj
shan-

3^ foo ; a liama priest, ^l

hi toh *iigan. ma
{^ In scar/ ; to turn

Prick, ^1 "^li
'cli'nain-/5',jy'\
priest,
M ft f# t7 ^'^"'

f/zf/t'' stiii hang.

^/coon-ts^ze ; be pricked me Prim, j^ )f^ /n/r-foo^.

with a piu, fg ]^ ::/C SS Prime. 'M — • hu-f/at.

iigoli to prick
%//fl!?<,
J-*^ ^ sheung -

c///r/// ^'^'zc'* : fan//.

up the ears, ^tj^

g ^^ :^ Prime cost. 2J5C^ ;w/y/-ts'in.

-
Jiv tui Prime Minister,
.<//.'/?j i.
^^j^ l>('"i

Pricking. )^ ts'ch.
aeinif/, ^j^ ^fsoi-seunff .

Prickles, lak, ts'ze

^j j})|J
.
]*rimitive,
/Jj ;;^ uen- 7W0;?..

Prickly-lieat ^ ^J|g
it-*A/i' Primrose, ^^i/-^ liu-//?'??^-

• or i|^ -^ fdi isze.

A'.
Pride, 1^^ "S'*'
^'*^' ^^^ ^^^' Prince, ^ /; tvini.

play pride, ^ -iS ^ '/'» fs'-an-won^ : the Heir Ap-

ngo /ti .
parent, H[r -^ tnr/P ''tsze ;

Pride of India, ^^yfv •'^/'^'"' the Imperial Prince, ^ -^

mnuk, ^S- 1^ /bo-lin . wonof tsze .- the Prince and
 V\Xl 267 I'KI

his Ministers, ^ y^ ^ Principally. ^ j^ taui^-

woiii: taai shall, vr

^^ */rvM\
;^ ^^J
t;u.i'->!//.

A'fr</// shall.

Princess, ^^ /-//m//// >/nif; Principles. ^ Ji to^'li. jj|

^li : he is a man of high

/V S.ue,
lai 7J ^ t5c principles,
fE'lg^ jl^
Av/v// A/r///< /.v nuc. ii ^ "^k-ne liai^ teng Idn h<^

sovereign princess, ^r i yan; the principle of nature,

hirini rhiit'. /M: jW .s/////" "^li : every man

Principal. ^— -jgf
iMii-y//- his own principles, ^^
/W/\ (-thing! j^ TJi '^''''"-

of human
j[W(7//, (money) ^^| 7"^"" the principle

ts'in : the principal of a nature. Xtt^S -^^"

sclifol,^^ (hoiDui hifin : «///^^ A'" ll.

to be the principal. ^m Print, n^ /A'//^ to print for

wai fan, ^p - wai .'<lniii gratniious distribution. ^

lim/ auuutr. printed
the principial idea, j|^ 5JJ
^"
-^ f3 tsiii. Hi i:r I : the cahcoes. fjl'^tfl H^"'
principal actor, Jp ^ r/iiiif/ po^: lie is the i)nnter and

the Chnnu-
sliiuiij : the jirincipal wife publisher of

and concnbine. ^^ ?''>V// Xgoi-San-Po.jlaf^f^^h

/5'//' ; the princij)al gate,

ching' moon, hai ('Innuifj ngoi .*'//' /'"

JEp^ ggf^
.V"(?// c/</'e.
fail moon. //«/< ts/.c

PrincipalitT. ^[^ ^ 7'c??y Printing office,

ffl ^ t^^
 ; .;

PR] 268 PRO

Prior, -^ sin ;
(Buddliiso his private opinion, "fSQ
abbot) 'Jjf'^ fong chenng ,

tsze'' ^kl sze mat ke^ i^ kin'

wai^ woh sheiiiig'' fan. Privet, fUgiistnun hfcidnm)

Prison, 1'?^ ^® kaam- foiv^ ; a lij^'ftj^ sV/afm-sui -heung.

prison for females,
^ ^^^
Privilege, J'^f:!-^ ts^cni^-^hmnf.

Privy-conncil. iioi^
^|j^ ^luie ka^i)}} ynnk ;
lie is fJj [^
kok\
in gaol doing hard labour,
P'-ivy, (a) JjllJtJi; tH^zp'-hanng:

^tb'o liaaiu ifiok^ [foo hiuiif/ ;

to go to the privy, ^ ffj
hamg.
commit to prison, '^^ ^ ^j^
Pnvy-seal,
/i/^('^ cJi'-mif

H 1:^*1,^1]
^il^ /'wm* ynp kaam noi^. ^ 7 3 >
/.'//•rt/r wong /re sze gait .

Prisoner, ^^Q,
war) ^^ foo.
/i:«^/w-*faan ,
Prize, (a) '^^ ^slimng, ^
(of

pn /f^" ts'au.
or
f^
Ply
^s7;.,//,y-/.r5t^\
^ J|g
'^shfiung-ho^ , (to win a) ^^
Private, ^^"^ szp-/ca, (secret)
yeng a valuable prize
^ mat, /g/. g pi^-mat,
awarded,
;

'^ft^pl;:^;^:
js

1)^ ^'/«"

man, ^
: a private gentle-

-^ hue sze
W 4>^ ^sheiing ts'ze kivai^

;
^ch'uung ZV ^sluvng mat
private conversation,
^^ ro gain a prize, ^^'^^
5ze t'aam : private effects, ink ^sheuiig mat.

1^ ^ ka sze ;
for private Prize up,
^^ ^ kiu^- /«'.

Probably, T^ ^ wnak-^che,
j?2(3 /<:« juung"* U\ my private (most) _;^ ta(i?--k'oi\
jff^
account,
^%^^^ tfl ffj © P'a-ha,i'-ku'a\

^ngoh S0^ /rtf sAw mniik Probation, ^^ ^^ ^Ai'-im .

 ;

IMU) 2»;f> I'hM)

i'robe, (a)
$j[J
chum, ^ ^j- Process,^ -^ /<:^a/' ^tsze ;

t^aant'-chvm ; a silver probe, the process of colonisation,

® S? #t '-Saf'n t'aam'
B^ ^ <: S ^"^^ f-^»' '^^'

chum ; |)r<)l)e-Pcissors, p]j now

fa((t^; in fn-ocoss of

iS P ^ |y '"'' ^^^''^'"-'^ coiistrncticn, Jj^ (j;^ ^

^(Tp j'i-rhnm-t-aam^-%^.
gg *% '"'' 'I'i
''"'

hoi mi'' iicn : in process

of tiiua, j^ ^ fseunf; loi

the process of making paper,

^vJ^ ^ mi ting' chan ^ka

Juul\
I*roblcmaticaI,
^ ^' 1^ ^ Procession, (idolatrons)
^^|^
waak yan \\aik Siiu.
l^'o-saai'-ch'iiut-ya.iv,
lii^^
Prolxscis, 1^^ tseung'-pat,
to hold a procession,
^ ^^ tscut)(v''-pi'.
-1^ ch'uuf, ooi'; a procession
JjJ

Procedure,

.«AoA
fi/f

liaiic: /re
ft :i
szb^ t^>^
^ (tf Buddhist priests, •— ^^
5fn l^J tT y^'^ •"^an
hang wai, 'i^-^/'W^ ^•^2^- iil
woh sheniig' ch^uut hang.
Proceed, "^ 5t^ ts'in-feMi^;?',
Jl M 4* ^^''tiiiig-tfe'in-
Proclaim, W'^ s/«w-ch'uen,
//i/e\ (from) {;{j
c/ruuf,
^ shi'; to proclaim the Gospel,
^^ cli'-uut-oo ; I quickly

{ r^K^ceded to the liotel, ^ Sf#ifi§S'

fuuk ijinn
suen ch'uen

to proclaim for
;

fsau the gcnoi-al itiformation, p^^fv

fsi/cshihue tini';

man proceeded to work, |[Q ^^ t;/A'?««if shi hiu ne';

A*S^X^ ^^^oh' yan to proclaim by voice, pj

//j/e"^ tso^ killing foo. 'g /<f/<< .st<e?i,
 ,

PRO 270 PJfO

" Prodigious, taai

Proclamation, (a) ^>3\ ''•'"
l]^"^ f^i'-^^ .

slii^ Imperial proclamation. ^'^^ k-ii\§,;^kek

*FA ^ '""''^ '^"^: confer taai

water.
; a }ir(idigious

—
mass of

nobility \)Y proclamation, /r 3^ ^fC

i/iif ji^ni taai shin : a
^'^ f'<^'i'!^ ' t<^» ••onfer
n^'^d* nf prodigious
moimtaiii
])osthumons honours by

proclamation, ^^'
P© Jro^
'>;^'^'i't'

koh
^
US
k(i
K
ho he
pi
s/i/r/oi
Z
\\\ ;

tsiinj-. proclamation decrees of

a li<in jirodioioiis size.

conferring rank from 1st to

5th degrees,
g^ ^ h^ kue taai zip .s.~(? r.S'.?^.

ineng'^: to issue a jiroclama- Prodigy,

^f^ Islng-hivaci

tion. [ij ^^ '/''""' ^'<>' Produce. [Jj

shfiang-ch'-unL
f/r //;</. ^
'rJi'aiiii.
[Jj

shi\ f^'-

Proclivity. i^Hf — frfl 7''*/'- Product, ^"j[^ ch'ditii mat,

i
|irodncts
^" "^^'^ ^rh'adii ;
the

of prison lal)Our,
Procrastinate. ;||f j^ f-ui-ch'l,

(COL.) \lp {{t

'/e-fii'\ (put
faan'' '.sV/c/// tso^ Av^ mat.
off from day to day) Q 1^^
— yat-/'n/-//^/M'at.
Profane.
Profess,
5^
^
^^^^ //•aP-sU

|g, miag-ying',
.

Procurator, ^^^ sliing-

fi ^ iszo^-c/iU'iiff.
paan -van.
Profession, (calling) ^^ ip.
Procure, ^B^^. 'n-iai-h/c,
^
-gj tak-%, }gf|i] '/oh-'(o.
keuJi^-s/iik ; literary pro-
Prodigal, ^^^ '/'''' vva, ^^^ fession, ^« ^^ hok ip :

5 long' /r/i' ;
(a)
Jg -J^ medical prolession. ^ ^^
Ion g""
-V3.il?. i ip ; he is a doctor by
 PRO -'71 'K(»

profession,
fg J^^ || # Proffer, ^ fuung', ^^ ^
ff g 'U-ue /v' ip IkiP ^
r^
'.^ mnn' van iV /riw.

hang 1 : l»y profession he i\X k-an .A.,/. $}< g"

k'au shau'.
is a teacher, "(g J^ ^^
/'*""'-/'»''-

^ ^ fiS
'^""« ''"^=''
Trolile.

*niin'.
={^^[l5j
^ jg"
>|§
/"'""'-
hok ZV .O' he i^ a
^^
/:-<;/'/u^ ;

niiii^-^^Tum/, (^
member of the medical
//'»'>//' niin'' tsciing
AB4
.

profession. fS Profit. T^ljg li'-y/A-, (to) gg^

i^
rrofessional.
k'ue ynp

;^ ^^ |^
« *'^'^'".'7 hong,

sze^
ehaan\ ';f |J
li\

to
# ^] #
profit by
/f//- li^ ////r :

ip // ;
lie is a professional vonr advice. -^^ ^ j/\\

boxer.
I'g 'i* J^ tr #
W@4 ^i^'^^^' ^i>^»"^^' c/ii slii^ i ft<'i<'' j/ih : make
i /r/ k'nen hyii/. wai flittn//: a large profit, ^^"j^^
a professional actor. LJj[ wok taai^ li' : leaving you

'^ j^
«: tE @4 'i '^"' a handsome ]>rofit.

7//^ wai '*/«r/»// ;

he is a
toll ]? *ts-iii : get no profit,
professional

K Jt: ^S4
jugirler.

^k'n.
'fS

',
^ ^^ @^ mo fdk chaan :

a good profit is shown on

chHk
Profebsor,
faat^ Avai s//ani/.

^f ^jjj /r^^^?/^ .vie,

]ire3ent prices. ^ ^^ B$
%^ -in sZ/rtz/y,

*nen
:^ ^
taai^
7/r)// in^ shi shi hi^ pin"* f/a'

^C^^^f? ••-•//?/''
/<(/// wok taai^ li"*: cent per
harni^ ^» ^^^ .s.r^'. hok sze\ cent profit, i.^., 100 per cent
Pi'ofessorship, »^ ^f;;; ^ profit. ^^%\] lui'kh,'

hok sze^ Jri'^ chi/i. ]iN,rf|^-;^|J////Miopli\

 ;

PRO 572 PRO

ProfifaUle, -^ g ^ya.x^-^/ik, Prognosticate, jJ^

J\ cAww-
-W IS V^u-chaan\ puub, ^ ^\i chim-kwa\

toI]g^/^.v/</,
>Jg ^ long ^\\
chattering
ia litva^\ hence, teeth
^vith cold (».«.,

^^^
M ^ ff paai^^flr-
rattling

teller's
like

ivory sticks do
a fortune-

when
he is about to use them
Profound, '^ ..//m/K '^
.s//jwj-eb'«tn ; profound
JJ?£
professionally), ^ "g"
:ff
^|\ nga ^chH ta ku-a^.
knowledge,
^ f,\]
«g^ l.ok
Programme,
^ ^* Jp. g
Profusion,
y^ ^ f.Wri'-to/i
ne?- ting^- taan

fs'ze
- muuk,
tsue'
^
J^ Ji. /^rt/i ;

licre we observed flowers the j)rogramnie of the

in profusion,
|^ jjj^ j|^
procession, ^ ^g ^ lo'

kejtfi taan ; theatre play

ngoh
hue
ti^ /cm^ iii shy/ Sau bill

hi' taan.
or programme,
^^
toll Siii /,/,.

Progeny, JJl ^j V.y2^ .5^^^,^^

Progress, "^ ijii ts4n-/s?<M/i\

'K i^ '''^" vni : to die \^"^ sheung-/,s?/?v;?\

^
Without progeny is the
^^ tumiii' ylk.

Prohibit, ^*
most unfilial act,
^ ]^ ^it
jjj kum'^-kaai',
^^^(>^^^-^c^'i', smoking

«se i mo hau' Siaai tm'i^

prohibited !
J| jj^ ^ »||
Amw' fAi shik ?'/?.

taa,}^ pat haati'; a numerous Project,

lUt jij 5[^ tui-ch'uut-
progeny, ^^ g lai,
51 June.
Prolapse,
|^ ^ chni'-lok.
 PRO 'i7;^ 'KO

Prolegomena, j^ tsne', j^j

van. 'ni I //(/// r//'/' ; full of

I'lolilic, i(f. l^: siiiii' shniig, \

promise, p^' ^" p[ gg
taai y;m AoA nioiig .

s/t('.ll(/ l*ronioiitoi y, /'"*- /'»"-.

tl.
J®-^^
Proloirno /K fij ••><// }an,
Promote, IJh choh ,
(a man)
Prolong, ;||jjj
-^ /'o/<-cli'enng-,
tS -t^ t'ai-pat : he is

^ ;fS '<•////'// cb'enns, jj]j_

promoted to the first rank,

jj^^ ^//tf^-noi^
1P. H: ±- u7.
/''''«>

I'ron.enade,
Jg fr ^ ^h sliiiig slieung yat jnni. ;

Mil y*^" hiiug he iiuoi' ti ,

promoted in rank, (J^
^
(Lo

hang.
make) ^^ yan .s7<*«/7

high post,
/i:oon ;
promoted
^'f sAt/?^
to a

i^j(^^" ;

Prominence. Hj tut. promotion and degradation,

Prominent, t^ H;l tak-cA'/<M/,

Promissory note, i^^ /^'*''- Prompt, '|^^/^'^*'-tsit, (to)

^^ ^P
t'ai-^sa,,. -41
;tS
Promiscuous uiixiu'i', rhi ^yan.

wan -tsaap,
^[ ^, Inen'' Promulgate, J§ J0 foh ,

tsaap ; promiscuous use, yeung, ^M^^ ch'uen- koni/.

^ ^ /rM?mY/ yuung^ Prone to j^ |hJ p'iu-heyng .

(^ ^ t'uung yuung'; ^ ooi.

promiscuous

j^ /^ wan
intercourse,

hop.
Pronounce,
ch'-uut-lsii,
^ ^ [ij
wa.' -ck'uuL
^Icong-

g^ {^
Promise,
Jg ^ .vi«/7-shing, Pronunciation, p -^ Aam-
(break aj -^ "S" shik-in, yiim, p $^- Aaw-k*im ;

incoiTect pronunciation, P
 PIU) 274 PRO

"a" "y^ TfB ''"'"' l^'""' '1^ to propagate this doctrine*

rhing ;correctproininciation,
M ff ® itt 'Av/'o//^ hang
g''w' ^'"li f/"i" liop A><',:y Icadii: to ])ropagato

J'roof, ^ 1^ i)-:ing--A7/i" , Christianity,

J^^IIU^
([irint a) ^ ^^ V(^-V.y^ : ^f '^inroiKj ch'uen ye sn

thank you foi" this jn-oof of In I (I 11 .

Tonr coutidence in me, ^

\^/iai- liaiig.
^T"
A/// tse ni at* s/iiou sxi/n Propensity, JligfR] pun-Zifi/i/it/
,

lie iijioli : taiiu-ih!e proof,

liiiji Kne : mei'e i*ro]K'r, ^ chenk, -^ hop,

Avords iii'c not proof,
P -^ '«^ hop fn„ff. ^g
K ^ iS ''"^" '^"^'t' "^<> hop i : the projior way to

p'an.u; : thei'c is [iroof, y^ •^•'/^ ^^ 'it :<: 'ffi I'op i

y=l'^ /v y^/''// : not proper for

YUA i''''"o-

I'rop. (to)
JJ^ ^ ^niui-^hi, y<m to do. |lg
^ fj* fjc
;|4: 'ch-nc^aj (l^:f$t'in. ni lioii ni tso : ins propel'

cIC'aanii : th.is old liouse is name is Wong Meng, jS

sliored U]) with ])rop3, ^/^ IE
rhliiij
nsm
^ meng liai
^!^''»«

Woii'j:

/u' /.w/// krtn /^/^Z" i 'ch'iie ^Feng ; yon are a propci'

cli'/Kiiii/ {'hue : propped up fool, Um^^'j^^X 'ni

ngoi van.
wiui pillows,
j^^g^jf rh(ii) hai

/^ i ell urn fan //>;// Pi'opL'i'ty, i^ ^^ '^fli'-iiiiii-\\\,

c'hue .
^^ /7/-ip. ^ tSNjl,

Propagate, /^ HH ^ x//r/y/// (nature) \^ sin;/\

f^ ^fg
ch'tiut loi, J# ^ /,v///// M/i// -naoK : person«l jiro-

Idli.
^ ^^ kironij hang :
 :

vim PRO

/.v ip : tins coMfc is iny

I>roperty,
p;^ |^ ^^^ ^ '''""'\ ^'*' ^^•=^^
^H K '^
j^ ^ i^ /It kill shmiht ^ V//i eh -an // sze^; t(.

hai Siguli /-' mat. '

make a jiroposal to a lalv
rropl.osy,
ij^ ^ 5[^ # '^nne V/a^/^
"/"^//-mi -loi-bze .
^^ \\ p-om van V^///.
JVo].ose. |J^|g^ ^-Wnu-shwe,
I'roi HlL'l
^t 5a
y ^"'-'^"
m± ,fi:
'•/^•''''/-V/.v^-,^

Pi-ophctess. '""^ wliat you

:^ ^t 5il
{\o jaopose to
5/'; J rA/. yot,r8elf,fJ;--.-^-^^Sj-
Propitiate. ^^^ woh-faau. Su laap

jtropose to v[o
»^ yciik lioh : \

^^ [EJ Svaaii-(K)i. to-dnv, ^fe^

I'l'opitioiis,
^ jjja^ Ls'ze- §^ -4" i" '"g^li ynuk
t^'eiino-. fiime, S:c.) ^ l.a/.
li"i,i

propose.
ynt ////^ :
respectfully

Hf 'ho.
^1^^ Zvy/./ ch'an.

]'i'o[iortioii. (rule of) j^ 'tejj

I'roprietor,
J^ ^ w.n-'rinie,

V'-lai', @£ ^ root -faai' W>

Propriety,
A I'en-yaii.

only a very small |)ruportioii, 1

jjjg gj; 'lai-.s//r/\

^ ^® — /h «i y-/ JTjf -ff^ 'lai i': contrary to

propriety,
^^ p„oi' \x\.

JH-oporiioii. ^ {|[1 hop

Pi-osecuto, -g: Lo\ (j.nrsue)

7''""' ;
in due propcirtioii,
'^
[
Ji ^ holm -'/a,
^ c/,',,/^

M 'S '•^""' f""'\ i^

)ia.

^ t/ar/^; i.laiimess and ^

Prosecutor, |^i -g. „en

Proselyte, 3i^^/.s-,,u//^/r/,/,<\
a-./.

ornament
porportion,
are

^^ SJ
in

ffi
due

[l[i
^A®^
h;i(iH
^"'K' yui»
,

Loi hiatc' die

 . ;

PRO 276 PRO

Prospect,
3fe^" kiroyin-^hing. Prostitute,
^ ^g ch^eung-
Prospect
Paarn, -kinn.
I'ur gold, ^B ^ foo, ^^ n)un-*iigau;
to buy a free person to be
Prosper,
^ [{£ A </(//- \vong\ a prostitute,
^M.^^^
^ 3^ ./;^^*^//'-taafc

prosper thronolinut the four

; may I maai leung wai tU'eiuig:
(to) '^^ long -yuung
y^ ;

seasons,

kwai*
^ ^^ ^ |J^ sze'
to lead a life of prostitution,
libuj liiLiiig ; inay I
ra ^H ^ongch'eimg.
prosper tliioiioliout the year,
Prostrate, -jig -gl] LHnj-'h.
S ^ HH
wo/ig'* aeuiifi^
ifl
^•'''«" "in
(one's self, gJKHj/^puuk-
±
Prosperity,
3J
kai ch'-euug,
'to-shne,

to prostrate
^^ {J^
on
>fl-fuuk ;

tlie ground.
li'' 'slii prosperity
^Ijyfj"
iti all things, fi§
;

^ ^ ijlj funk ti'.

7^1] maan sze^shuun^

||[5

li\
Protect,
^^ >-yau\ ^
Prosperous,
^^ ^ ch'eung^-
iijij^

Protege,
r/iaa/i-shaiw.

M '.sV/^^i-
sliing', /io0^,S'naan' j^Jj jjj?

<:/«"'« -Z'oo .
sze skinr/^ i* ; a i>ro8perous

man, ^ jj ;^ A A'^'^'
Protest,
-g-gf Z;o'-5o', |^iVj>

taat he' van ; a prosperous ]^> ^ \va -.sw?>?-'m-fuuk.

voyage, — S§ ^ ^ .V^'^
Protestant, (Christianity) B]|

lo' p'eng ohn ; a prosperous W^r^>v

/ill)
Yii-soo-kaau .

business,
^^ J^I.
[J£
Protract,
^;^ /Wi-ch'eung
to protract from day to day,
;

.^hang i^ hing wong'';

properous both in family Q ^— • yat in gat yat

and purse, f J!|:S fll

to protract payment,

Hag ts'oi leuug woug\ "^ ia ioaw.

 PRO 277 PRO

Protuberant, jHj tut,

protuberant
^ [fj ^15^ ue' fong ; to provide

to provide
tut-c/i'//ii^; with, Yifc Inning ;

eye,
j5| BR. tut *^ngann. with food,
^ H^ kuimg
Proud,
@ {gr /cm-Dfro^; a ehin'; a shop that provides

proud disposition,
kin sing proud
^ j^ {i.p.,
entertainments,

jt)ara< paan'
^ ^^ ^
^ort».
;

gangrenous) flesh, Providence, 'fj;^^^^ A''-

J^ |^
ue yuuk.
Prove, gj£ ^f ching -sbat, t'xn ming', ^^ffc^ tso'

(verify) i|^ 1^ cAiVzy-ini . /«' chiie ; Divine providence

Proverb. 'fS, g^ tauuk-* ue, watched over him, /ftT JJjft

J^ ^ 8bing-*\ie,
g§ ::ft ® 'te fS Van Shan
daim-m\ every one knowa lik /w yau' k'ue.

that his patience is pro- Providential, 5^'^^ t'i^^-

verbial,
AAW ftl IE f/iue'-ting'.

Province, ^ shaang; native

yan /i:fla» t7<i '"k'ue hai tsui' province, 2jSC ^w^^^

-Tg
nang //an he' yan ; death shaang; China is divided

is proverbially uncertain, into 18 Provinces,

^-j-'y^^'* chuung
pb
ktcok^
^
^^
wan yan
'"''''"^

sze mo
tsuuk
ting^ k'i.
'ue fun
province,
shap i^ara/'

in sense
shaang
of
;

Provide,
IJ Z'n;.,
0^f ue^ authority, "1^ ^ k'uen

pi',

fong
(against)

; to
^
provide against,
[jjf t'ai- hang,
it is
7[i fj)^
not within the province
^]won fun"*;

fo"g pi^ *^o provide of this court to issue a

[5^ fft
'rarrant,
against famine, [^^"^ fong Jlfcfgjpg^fi
Jci ; to provide before-hand, ts'-ze nga moon
19
 PRO 278 PRU

mo k'uen ch'-nut yi?(^ it a treaty,

^ ^^ t'iu ijeuJc ;.

is quite outside my province the provisions of this

to do this, B/^
f^ ^ Pg Ordinance,
itWZ/£
1^ ts^ze lai'' //;« teng'' /oon,

sze 'm yup ngoh poon

fun' tso\ Z;*?/; foon.

Provincial, ^ -^ shaang Proviso, 1^ ft 2: i^ ^
shing Provincial authori-
;
yew/i;'* noi^ ke^ t'iu /oow.
ties,

Lieutenant
^^ sluicmg

CTorernor
hi/v';

or
Provoke, ^ 'ye, ^ /^»/i^ ;

to provoke rebellion,
Provincial Treasurer, ^ J)l^
Idle faan.

Prow,^ ^§ shuen t'au.

a] f^^^
m ^
sze, or *^^
^^ ;
Prowl,
Provincial Judge, ^ §]
^^ ^^
ch^uiit-^je,.

^''"' c/^WJ^^Z^r
nip S2:<? ; the two chief com-

missioners of the Provincial

yuuk
tsau tinmy
Vs'we,
^ ^ ;^ ©
tsau sai.
Government,
faau nip
fi3;J^^o]
leung sze the
Proxy,
f^ ^ toi^'li,
f^
Provincial Government,
;

'^ ^ toi^ paan\

'^ a\ foo sze to

Prudence, -^ ^^ f7w''-vvai'.
•-'4 iM*
^iifi^!^ .

^ ^
Tfli» je. '
J
leung- Prudent, ooi-S2e-
Provisions, ?{§!^ fs^o, J§,

pj 5^ //fn^-leung ; drj leung,

-fffy^ 'ho-'ta-

suetv'.
provisions, ^^ t^ hohn
Prune, (to) ^"^j^;^ ^shaang-
leung ; white provisions, i.e.,

rice,
Q
provision
^ a
paak leung
ship, ^
;
chi-i]).

Prunes, :^^ -^ mooi- ^S05,

to

^
y<?7i
'tk
shik
'M ^""""^ ^^"®^

the provisions of
(dried)

Pruusia,
^^
^
::|^^ Min-*mooi,
-^^ -hvok^.
; 'f^
 PUB 279 PUD

Prussian-blue, 7:^ ^ yeun P.W.D. X^ a1 ^'^"'1/7

till'.

^U, fS to
mo 5:-^'
; public duiies,
^
W. i^'o'l^i-f^^ft^^

pry into. ^l]^!§ ta^zi thiatn'.

/'a «/io/i paan' /re sze
Psalms,
Psalmody,
^llH'p^^j^
g^ shing^-shi.
public use,
^ Jj|
f?<2m^
;

yuung'.
ch'ewig^ shing shi k^ faat\
Psalter,
^ ff 2lS «^"V
Publican,

hoi
mmjs±A
tsau tim^ ^chiie yan.

Psoriasis, ^ "^ ZroA;^-lau\

Publication, 0] ^ ^ ^
yan sAwe Ac sze
Puberty, (female j ^-^ ^»«- .

/:?<'«t\ (infcle)
5^^ shing- Public spirit, ^ i^ huung-

t'uung, (vuLG.)l^-^ /««;;'- swwj, gg ^ 1 -fa .

Publish, (books, &c.)

[{j K
Public, ^ Iciiung, (the) "f^ <*A'«w/-maai ; to publish

^j[^
7)^////; -sing^ ;
public the list of successful Siii-
granary,
^ ^ '^ i' ts'ong ;
ts^ai graduates, [fj ^[
public debt, ^ /at-fjZ;
ch'uut huen.
chaav'\ public expenditure,
Pucker, ,^ ^^ tsau -maai,
y^ ^ kuung fai' ; public
(the mouth) ttj :^ P
office,
^ p^ nga moon ;

public business, ^ ^^
m«»-maai- hau.

Pudding, |@ ^ min'-shik.
killing sze'; public opinion,

$^v^ r/^;a</?// i; public

Puddle, iron, >)^^ ch^aau-

^ ^^
school, i' hole ;
Pit ,
(make muddy)
^^
^^^
public garden,

^ Z ^ Wi ^"""^
«;aaw-chuuk,

M^ iffi IS
(water tight)

'c/it/j^-nai-

fhuung' yau lok A:e /a uen ;

paan - tai.
 . . ;

PUL 280 PUL

Puff, (a) — ^ yat-dmxn; a ^cfi ^ ch^aak^ iiuJc ; to pull

puff of smoke, — ^ |^ to pieces, ^^ ^^ ch^aak

yat cliura in ; a puff of saai \ how shall we pull it

-wind, — |]^ ^:
yat chan to pieces, i.e., how shall we
fuun^ ; a puff of breath, tret out of the difficulty?

pf ^^ ^(^t< /'» ; to pnff,

^ -b* ti^
ch^aalc' fcutt
ft Vau mat

Puffed u}i,
^^ tRze - moon. Pullet, »B -f+- liai ts(d, Ttai

Puisne Judge, ^l]^^ foo - hong.

P""ey,
jf.$ g luut-?()^,
f^
wa-wa. ffi^ Unit *loh pulley block.
Pule, 1^ 1^ :

Pull, (to) (a bell or a punkah)

^ wa;i/, (a ricksha) jj^ Pulp, ^ iiong ; the pulp of

laai, :^t '^^^''^» (down) ;^ fruits,

^ 1^ /nro/i yuuk.
cA'«ai'; to pull off,
JJ^ Pulpit, ^a^l^ kong-shue-
to pull out,
«J«7?^ Zm^ ;
^^ t'oi.

-^ »2w?/7 ch'enng ; to pull Pulse, (lentils) g *tau\ (the)

tight, ^^.^«".'7 l^'^in
;
)j)j^ mak ; the pulse in the
to pull apart,
J^ [^ wrist,
J^ P^ mak moon
wrt??5' sAoA ; to pull the to feel the pulse,
^ J||j|

punkah, ^^^ inang" /<on mak, 4iJJP^

mak
jj)a mak,
fuunq shin \ to pull up, :||t
B$ JK ^t'(ii ; to hit

;^ c7i'^ ^i ;
pull up your a pulse, {i.e., a vital spot)

shoes,

haai; won't
^ ^ m!3
jiull
P^*'

out a hair,
^*
1^ JP^
geomantic
""^»Vh

pulse,
mak ; the

sub-
i.e., won't spend anything, terranean water courses,

— % ^ ft y^^ ^^ v^^
pat ; to pull down a house. Pulverize, J^ ^ ^fiin-sut
 ;

PUN 281 PUN"

Pumice, y^ ^ fau-shek. lioi ke ne pungent

Puininelo. ]^ ^ poh-luuk, taste,

red pepper,
^ ^i|^ mi laat

laat tsui.
;

^^|y^
/o/i-*yiiii.
Punish. -^ fat, '^^yJuiak -

fat to punish severely,

Pump, J^ |g] sho/c' -t'imng,
;

JM tK fil? '«^'"» ^'''

^^'"^^i' "T*^!^"^ ha laat shau;
whip,
IS ;^ ^
('oh-'shui-fum,
to

IS
puriibii

S
with
^'^'^^''
a

§
(to) ^;^ ^
6//o/;:\ if-Y
'^
^wi ch'i,
^'»'»

^
IS
^^ jnii pool
tt tK ± ^
;

'shiu, '^^^'^
to punish with decapitation,
S/^«i slieuiig'' lai.
jE S <'^"'''i7 f^'^ii^-

Pumpkin, ^ j[lX tunng-kwa, Punishment, ^|j |"^ ying-fat

(flat, yellow), g: J[IJ, >/n the five punishments, £,
hva. ying Board of
^J *^ng ;

Pun, "(2 ^ !5^ ^ sheung- Punishments, ^^ ying

"^
hvaan- is'-iie-siu .
po ; light punishment,

Punch, tit'-chong\ J^l joon ying punishment

(a)
^^^^ ;

of whipping through the

^^9|^^/r«i- ngaan-*tsok.

Panctilious,
^^JJ chup-sat .
streeti,

punishment
^ ^J van ying
branding
;

Punctual,
jj^ ^ t-k'i,
^:|c
and mutilation,
by

|^ ^j
IE ^ »
'^^"''Z k'i, -^ JE yuuk ying ; subject one to
1^ hop c/i//?^ shi.
punishment by torture, Jfjp
Punctuate, ^|^§|\ "^/nn-Vuen,
^^c^ ying, fj hang
Mfi ^ tim shue.
JBJ JfjJ

Puncture, ^-|- r/^ww.

Punkah, S[ ^ fuung-shin ;

Pungent, ^ laat; pungent call the coolie to pull the

remarks, /[^Ij g ;$: ^ punkah, r4^;£S^
 PUR 282 PUR

^ kiu koon tini mang pure and simple, ^ ^

fining shin to pnt up a ^^^*''
IE
;
IS ^^'''^ ^^ IF.
punkah,
fong ho
Ji jS
fining
M jH
shin ;
to
'^
H
rJmnf
•^ Bhap
ching^ hai\ -\*

/s?<?^A; hai\
take down a punkab,
^^ Purgative, ^ ^^ 5C -yeuk ;

^&M ^^'"® ^'^^' a mild purgative,

^S /a'n^ se^ yeuk
^^
to reduce
filling 'ihin . ;

Punj, ^ ^Y'Ul
"*"^^^ '
fever by a purgative, ^.
A\ saP sin. *^ se^ \foh.

Pup, hau-^tsai. Purgatory, 'J^ lin^-yuuk.

^(tj ff ^|j{

Pupil, (of the eye) 0|| A P"^''f^ ]?^

fiS
'*^^'» tik,
^
t'nung-*yan, (scholar)
Jf /r,^^-tsiug^
^^^ ^
Z}i mooii-shaang, ^ Z^ ''ching - kolin - tseng ; this

hok-.<;A(7«;?^. medicine will purify the

Puppet show, JlJ^ff ^ Varai- blood, p;g [fii ^ 14 m

V^rrtVit', TK ^ ff ^
muuk Icinmg ^tmi JiC. nang /s'my 7ii'/ei'\

Purblind, g^ ^ Sgaan- Purple, ^~^% p'o-t'o-

muung, ^ "^ jioon

maang. Purpose,
^ ^ nve-i
V/;

Purchase, ^ *^mna,i ;
purchase *'_!!-;u<« ^ aap
laa
.5

I
,
ii»»

monev, tak » ; I come here on

Pure,
^^ ? tsHng-Ut ; pure purpose, fl^— iD5fcB8
silver,
JgJ ^g tseng^ ngan ; ^ Sigoh ya? sum loi ??t

pure wine,
^ y^ /s'm^ aA?/(fl ; for the purpose of,

^^saz^ ;
pure water, ^^
fo'w?(5i' ^shui ;
pure love,
^jf
purpose, % -^^ wai'

t^^^K chan sum oi^ yan; mai ^00 ;

purposeless, j\j^
 . ;

PUR 283 rUR

^|oJ sum pat heiing ; for Pursuant to, = in pursuance

the purpose of amusinir him- of ;

pursuant to Bvo-law

'^
tak sum. "— siu lai*
*^i luk tszo' '^ki ho^
^^ ohil' chili'

Purposely, ^^ tak-tony, kt tai^ i' fsit'; pursuant to

the King's order, f^ ^
Purse, ^ 'Q^ hoh-;^ff'7M,
^ ^ chin^ wong ming\
Pursue, ig ^ chui-'^kohn,

iiffan toi ;
purse-proud,
y^ ^ chunk ; to pursue a

^^^ Siioou -sAa/i study step by step, ^ A/*

t'uuni: rhUui : a well-lined
^^ chunk shiu tsuwi^

^ ^ Ug It
purse, ^ob po^; to pursue one's avoca-

^;art?^ om^ '^nuni. tion, ^7 2Ji ^^ hang

^±g^A
Purser, ^700/? fun sze ; to pursue
shuen shoung''-*^5(»-tsze -van. and overtake, ^ ^j cAw»

^ j^ ^
Purslane,
-^ "^ ^ma
cAi/e- i'o ;
pursued hira unauccess-
^tsai-ts'oi^, ,B| Mh, jg^ii\^ chui 'm
'chHiu\ :^lif^'''ip'aai sheuncr ^<'>k ; hurrv him
'^'''{^ fS m! ^ '-"'^
^^' back, ^IgSJl® '^'''*

^s*o» , "M* ^ in fs^oi . '^k'ue faan lai ; to pursue

Pursuance, jjp j!^ chiu^ i,
^ and capture, ^^ ^ chui

^^ o/i/i' chiu in pursuance: na, ^g^ ^ <;/iUi wok.

of,&c.&c.,^^S?,^^ Pursuit, ^^ sze ip; in a

ohti' •
f Aiu' mau man ; in new pursuit, $^^^^ san
pursuance of order Xo. 5, sze^ ip ; in the pursuit of

in^the circular, riches, ^^ ^^ k'au ts'oi

fl^^ ^^ |g
follow mercantile pursuits,
<:heHng tai ng foon. j^ ^ i^ tso foh mat.
 ^
; '

PUS 284 PUT

Purvey, paan^Vo/i- push off a bit,

fj^j^X^ ^f p{j
shik. uung hoi ti; push on,
^^
Pus, Jgniumg, )^y^ nunng ^ wwn^ /iwe''; give a push,
shii,
1^ ^1^ ue nuung IS t# ^'"* ^iding.

a discharge of pus from the Pusillanimous, j\^^ *|^ sum-

hip ,

ngaan chimng lau nunng Pustule, J|^ siu-ch'-ong.

/J>
slnii.

Push, :^ p}ix, ^ uwig,

^ ^:^ chai-\ok, (on)
^
(along, as a row of types, cheuk, oA« , ^ oAn,

&c.) ^ Vmv'-^ to push for- (in)

Jfl c7i'««y, ^ yup,
ward, 1^^ ^\\ Piii ts'in ; I (out) lij f/i'«M/, (past) i\^

gave him a push, ^ H^ j^ s/^rt^^maai, (away)

^
jg — l^ Sgoh tiii ^k'ue ch'ue, (off)
:fg?
^'m,
^
yat Pui; to push against, fi/f^; put to one side, ^
^^^ Piii cheuk ; to push ^—'^^ ^^" ''^^^ '-^^'^ ^"^
open the door,
:li^ H f
to put down, "j^ ~[^ fang

t'vi hoi moon ; to push ha'', ^ "JC cAt'' ha , (as a

down or push over, :|j^

-^J
note or record)
^g2 ia^ig

t'lii to ; to push away, i^ Id ; to put forth energy, Hj

^ Ptii hue^; to push aside, ^ ch^unt lik ; to put into

-ji^P^ t^iii^ioi; at the last practice, ^ yuung\ ^

push, /^^ kek sze , S. ^^^"8'» 115 5^«»; to put a

j^ sze A-2/7^- the army stop to, _[£- chi; to put by,

pushed on, ^±ln\^ ^W oA;f cA/ ; to put him

ij|[
^ 2^^^'ff sze' heung^ in mind,
:^ |i fH ^'ai

ts'in chek /s!/w» ;

push him, sing ^k'ue ; to put to death,

^•^tS ?^i^;2^chQe' k'ue; shaat' ; to put on clothes.

 PUT 285 QUA

^* ^ ^^ rhcuk i fiuik ;
Putrid,
jgf'^UJ
fooMaan';
to put in,
Jj; A A^V yup; j^ c/ruK laan .

to put more to, ^ jljj]

/ra I'utty, if^yftil^ t'uung-yau-
/oA to put on a cap, fooi.
:

^^
l[<g /^a» mo ; to put out a Puzzle, (a)||(^:;>;i^naan-
i/^
fire, 5^ Afl?f^ y^/i; to '/coo-chi-inia,
|||f^PH^
put out a lamp, naan-Vwo-A'e -^ye, (a toy)
®J§^ s»/f

/rm(7; to put oft" till to-

morrow,
to meng
^^J ti^ g
yat ; to put out to
t'eng Pyg'^y,
^ fg ff '^^"^^-

sea,
[_[j 7^ c/i*/^?<f yeuDg ;
Pylorus,
^f^ t/rt?<-moon.

to put up with, ^ y«/? ; Pyramid, ^^/J^ taim-fong-

to put one to trouble,

^ naan wai ; to
^
put to
ying, :^^^ /r?/;//-tsze'-

flight,

to put to
^ my^ '^kohn '^tsait ; /w i tsim ^» shek p'aai.

account, 7^
ffe^ 8i ft y"P 'ngoli s/^o' Q
noi ; to put before, f^ -^ Quack, (a)
^ —^ ^ 1^
meng aV, ^^ /ro' c/ii; chong —paau— sin slicing,

to put down in writing, \}j^

yuung »
^^
chong -paau-semig,
quack doctors kill
;

meng
off his
c/ii sheuug
Jong coat,
; he pat people,

i
^S^A
shaat' yan.
y^^^S
jgflg^
ff ft %J 'k'ue t'Kct' hue' Quack, (to), P^PP aap' aap\
kin ch'eung shaam ; to put Quadrangular, ^^ ^ 3ze^-

on another, 1^ f^ t'ui

Quadrant, (or sextant) jg ^

Putchuk, 7|C^ muuk-Ztew??^. /^ leung-i'»«-cA'eife .
 ;,

QUA 286 QUA

J c.
Quadrilateral,
^3 gj -g* ^p J^,^^ sheung tang; goods

D^ s^e min kaai p'ing ti. of the second quality, pj(^

Qnadrnped.^sji; tsatc-shaic'
^^
goods of
fs'2e'

inferior
'fa»77 /bA';

quality,

Quadruple, [/g g fl6?|

^-^
T ^ ;K ^^^' 't(^ngfoh';

^p'ooi ft. the quality of an article,

Quaff, ^ '^yum.

Quail, (a) $|||| om-chhiun Qualm of conscience,^j\]^fi

a huge flock of quail, -^ ^ leung-sj^m-tsze chaalc'.

^ ^^ f,^ taai' k'wan <?m Quantity, ^^ s^o -leung'',

ch'uufi ; a fighting quail, (what?) ^ /}^ toh-'^sMu
(i.e., caged)^ ^.|| luung a small quantity,
/J;'
.sA»«

a large quantity, ^ f'oA

Quail, (to) -^ ^ shat-chi. a fixed quantity, pH"

^
Quaint, -^ »^ ^koo-lcicaa^. /co??i foh ; produces large

Quake,
^^ c/i^n -tuung'; quantities of raw silk, ^&
earth -quake, j;-|jj ^ ti^
iT ^ 4 g^ '^^^'««" '^^

g^ nang; Quarantine,
Qualified, (able)
^\t^JL^»^
in a qualified sense,
^]^ ^ ^ /n<w chi shuen
^hoh i ; qualified for office, eheung yan to;?^ ngohn'';

"p]* j^ -^ '^hoh S eze ;

to this vessel is subject to the

qualify one's self,

^ ^1 restrictions of quarantine,

^ ^-^ hok fo nang /sf?/*; .

Quality, ^ Vanv/,
|JJ,
^pun, ni chek shuen kurn in Jcaam

^ g^ Jceuk'-shik, (of Icunv'; quarantined in Hong

things) g «/^i7-, J[4
;fg.
Kong,:^§^|{5^tsoi'
sing^ -Icaa'k' ; the first quality, Heung Kong pi^ kum .
 . .

QUA 287 QUE

Quarrel, ^ r/iamiq,
^^ 1^ tsuung se tsze lau ; to
naau '/ca((u, R^ ^ a^a' - seek (juarters, ij^ ^ t'au

Z'flrt?< ; what is the quarrel sunk, or ^J^ t'au /<W.

about, ^ -l^ 1^ channg Quartz, Qj/C^ paak-/o/i-
mat ^je, a (innrrel about a sbek, ^ 3^ shek-t/ing.

trifle,
"^^If^ channg li Quash, :lg:^'gl
/««»•-%,
;^^
ho ; what's the row about, j/oic^-imt.

WM'llK' "^'*' '""^ Ve ;

ten Quassia, Q^ paak-mnuk.
to one a quarrel about Qway, Tf^ Sna
it's
gg t'au,
J^
money, + P§ ^ Ig ;fL
shap aai kaxi chaang ngau; lok fuh he ma t'au,
J^
have no intention of quar- ^i^ //(7» p'ong lo\
rellincr with you, ^^ Queen, ^ J^ wong-hau ;

p ± M ^"'' '"i "^« Queen Heaven, (coddess of

sea-faring folk) ^^ t'iti

^^
Quarry, [Xj /s'^/^-sbek- han'

^—
shaan,
Quart, (a)
|_|j

• j-p
shek shaan.
i/at-Jcmi.
Queer,
Mc.
^'['J
lak-tak
k'i Jcwaai',

;
queer-shaped
^
Quarter, (a) [/IJ ^;J;— ^'~'^'- fields,
-i-g^;^Q3^
fun^ -chi-gaf, — -^ • ijat-lcok koo kwaai' ying ke^ t'in ti

—-^J
,

(of an hour) yat-halc, Quell, ^ mit.

(of the year) ^^ Z;/r«i ,

(of Quench, ^ mit. J^^E ^^"'-
the body) jjj chi. sti% (thirst)
f^ kaai; to
Quarter, (to lodge)
g)^ ^ /n';^- quench thirst, _[_[^ >^^ rAi

5«?//c ; official quarters,

^ Ao;"^; to quench a fire,
^|^
wg Icuung koon ; head *^ mit ^foh.

quarters,
"^^^t'^ ^^'^i Query, ^ ^ mun wa .

^.. tszeMau, or
^J S^ Quest, ^ ts'um.
 ;;

QUI 288 QUI

Question,
f^ mun\ (a) Quicksand, '^-y? i^xx-sha.
fg mun'-wa\ (doubt)
5^ sze-i; the point
J^
in
Quicksilver,

ngan.
^ || 'a/ii^-.

question,

shoh luan^ ke
fifri^
sze^;
Z^ the
Quiet,
^ilfi oAn-tsing\ (be)

j# tsmg -*fc8mg be
main question,
sze';
^^
question and answer,
iu^
quiet,
pj^
pgjjpffi'm'/wt'ao;
;

59 -^ mun^ taap'; out of

a quiet lake,
^ Jj^jJ
p'eng

the question,
^lE^^nfl^
00; quiet retirement,
^
moyuung^ ^X;o;?/; ^i; question
^ haan >^'//«; extremely

^^'™'
M3®fS mun' /r/^^A'
quiet, i^ ^J J :^ 1^
'k'ue.
tseng^ to" \m pat talc-,

quietly nursing one's self,

Quibble,
gg,\^Pg|^p.oon-
Ican-mnn'-'tai,
gg|| /;'iY^-
%^ tseng^ je^ng; the

naan,
ue.
^^^ chacmg-'m-
quiet of the night,

ye' t8ing\
'^ j^^

Quick, ^^/«ra\ i^i^/.

/rtai
Quietness, Zp
^ p'ing-oAw.

/aa»', (sharp)
^ ^ij ma-
Q^^il^
Ki^^ ngoh-mo-jt?a?'.

Quilt, ;|§|5jmin-Vi,|S^
il', (clever) fA ^j ijj^g.ji^^
(lively) min-^o».
Jg g| oot-p'oot'
quicker, Quilted-coat,;):j|^j^ min-naap.
^|^ O^j /^at' ti

the quicker the better,

^ Quince, -;^ J^ muuk-7«^a,

'R^ii? uet/«r«'^ net V^o;

1^ W^ maan shau'
come^quicklj,
Art! xna lai.
^^ (^ kivoh.

Quicken,
Quinine,
-^mj^H Awm-
(in the womb) J^ lcai-n^Q.^-seung.

^f ^'o»-tuung\ Quinquennial, 3£ r^ — >^

Quicklime,
^^ s/mn^ /oo». "^ng nin i/at ts'ze .
 .

QUI 289 QUI

Quinsy,
^ g| 0^ shaani/- ^211 '^go^' "^' ch'ue hue
Dgoh-bau, P^ rg| J/J hau ni hi' kuiaig; to quit the

luung fUmn>/\ gj p^ ^ world, ^ -^ hiii shai^;

ngoh hau peng\ jou muHt quit hia society,

Quintessence. ^ Z*''"/'/,
^
2SSS^^ mat ///sia' pit iii^ ue k'ue tueu^ Icaau ;

tsing sluir ; tho quintessence I shall quit mv house,

^^
of a book,
-^;2S§
$hi(e ke in leuk. ngoh iseung yau ngoh /re''

im/i; ts^in hue ;

to be quit of

Quire, 7J /., (a)

—J}^ a business,
^{^ ^ ^ :g
yat-io-'^cM. fiii lat shang i
Quirk, ;^ ^ '^nav-'*i:ai. Quits, i^^ ku'un p'ing, 2K
Quisqualis,

hnin-
^§
tsze.
-^^ 32^'-
Jg
woh
p'ing 7aroA\

ho ; let us both shake

=(i ^'

Quit,
g{| ^ \[-liue\ (-hold) hands and cry quits,
^^
Juf-'^shriu, ^J|j hang sze';
5a ts lit ^» ^^«''i^

^^ ^ paan^-sAt/^ ;
quit ngoh leung Jcoh^ yan c/2«

yourselves like men,

f^^ 5Arn^ taai' ka p'ing Z:?<'o/i

^^;t ^is^ze woh /^o.

^'j ^ ni 5;/i ue taai^ Quite, -|- ^— 8hap-/"i

cheung"' foo yat yeung^ •fit s^'^vi

7C
^juung-?/e hang sze^; to quit uen, (not quite) ^ fl^
Hongkong for ever, ^ 9l] chaaug-ti', quite right xft"

3^ f^ ^^^% pit Heung ^i]^ mo ^5'oA ;

quite wrong,

'^Koiig ; I am quitting your

service, ig S^* f5^

taai /sWi ;
quite enough
 QUI 290 EAB

Jg ^ isuuk yuuug',
'H Quod,
yuuk.
(j>., goal) ^^ /:««??*

^^ tsuau Jcau ; there is

quite a large number of Quondam, ^^ J5||j

sw ts'in,

students, ^^ j^- ^^ ^ ^ 11$ wong shi.

yau sliara toh hok shaang ;

Quorum, ^=^ tih poon ,
^
you are quite right, f^fi^ ^ taai poon , ^ pj*

*^ ^li kek hop. ^f tsuuk Jioli li sze ,

^^
Quittance, j|^ ^ »Arn^ ^«fl!n. ting ."!/<o

Q^^^e^-'

cA'i
15
/i'e'
^ ^^^
toi'; (to; rAr^n
^^*V
Quotation,

yan 7r/
^f[^\'^^ ^shoh

; /r?/e',
fl^ j|| shi ^•a\
hia lip quivered, j^p/^ Quote, to ^1 yan, ^^J^^'t
^S *^k*ue hau shuuu chaii \ lit,
^J J)|l
"^yan shuut ; to
made
quiver
the beams of the roof quote a passage, HI ^
yan /c?<e ;
to quote from the
ling t«^A'leuugc//c</i^ tuuug^ laws, ^1 :^^ Van luut
Qui vive ! -^ -{lift ^^^^ '""'^ lai"*; to (|uote from the
shui;g;^-jgl}t^jgpn/r,7A' classics, HI j^ yan king.
hai shue ; he is now on the

qui rive, "f^^^^^ R

jjfr "^k'ue iu' sin Bze ue^

foug. Rabbet, (to) y\^ ji^jj yup- lau.

Q"'^' ISIS «^'»'-^'««"'', P^ Rabbit, Q^paak-^'o _^

^ ckaau-siu ,
^ P -^ ^ 2"o As-2e, or ha
/a" to ; our man in the moon,
fuung ; come, I won't stand fiij

yuuk
^ **''^ ^'^^ or iM
this, i.e., you're quizzing me, ^'0 .

Rabble, ~fC'^ ha^-lau, —-^

'ngoh. jp^ ^ y^'^ k'wan ue mun.
 RAG 291 RAF

Rabid, ^ k'wong, 7] Hu ;

that dog is in a rabid state, paai' ko ;

to rack a criminal,

ffl ?fi] S A ^IL

y"»"g'

kaufaat' tin ; he acts like ying /-?J/i; faan yan.

a rabid dog, M^^^MlW Racking, ^^ [foo- ch'oh.

tin kail /com *yeuiig ; rabid Radiate, ;|;| ^^

she',

writings, 7] ^ tiu^mt. kicoag-shii', ^^•t it-she\

Race, (familj) ^ ^ lni\

Radicals, (characters)
^^
chuung^ (to) ^ 2)^aau ;
tsze po^ (roots) J^ kan
^^
;

the black race, /2«/f

under wliat radical is the
chilling ;

jf^ tsaap chining; the hu-

^
a mixed race,
character ^ ?
,S ^B
-ll-qj) sze tsze' shuuk mat
man race,
^^ yan lui ;

a race of giants, — ^^ po"*; a radical change, Rj^

j^ gat chniing ging huung; ^ 'Ci* i^ *^''*-^'' °^^' *^"^

when do the races come off? ch'eung; radically. done away

^B#^.^ Vashi Vrt«M with,

^^ ch'ue tsuun\

ma ; this year's race Radish,

^^
fjX huung-
meeting, ^^^^J^:^ loh-paak.

kum nm p'aau ma ke Radius, ^g ^ fiiuk-sin , ^

ooi ; race-course, ^^
;^ /j'rtf«< ma ti ; to run a within a radius of 50 miles

(foot-)race, p^ ^ ^diit^ /srt2<. from Shanghai, ^ _|^ J^

Rack, (engine) _^ ying-
^|J
kue', (frame) ^ ^y?; a sheung"* /^ot ng shap li

towel rack. If ^fll

min' chi noi\

kan ka*; to rack the value, Raffle, ^ "l^

ngo-s;ij^.
 .

RAI 292 RAI

Raft, Idfe *p'ftai ; a bamboo to rail at superiors, gjlj

Jj^.

raft, c^^'^^'^^^^ *P'a^^ ' shamr' sheung''; to rail at

Y( J^i
a timber raft, yij^ :^^
one another, jj^^ ^ seung

muuk *p'aai. ma .

Rafter, ^ Iwlc, ;|vfj

i^ Railing, j^ ^ff
lasin-Jiohn.

haang-ZroA''', ^ ^;^ unlc Railway,

^^ /'iY'-lo\
^
haaug. JfL ^ >/i-c/i'6-lo'.

^^
I^ag, laau'-po^ my Rain, ^ 'ue, (to) ^ pg
clothes are in rags,
^|^ ^ lok-'ue, (-water) ^ ;^
^^ 'iH ^°o^^ *
*^'""^ ne- sA?// ; a light rain-

SH»^ laan^; boiled to rags, shower,

^^ p^ /r^'/'c^A''

tifun laaii . wan ue ; an April shower,

Ragamuffin,
^ ^ j^ /o7i-

loh- tsai. a drizzling rain,

®^^
Rage, <g; ^ 'fun-no' ; he's mi sze
c
ue ;
.

it
.

ih raming,
in a towering rage,
"f^"^ 'W W^ yau 'ue lok ;

^ k'ue taai no"* ; a wet by the falling rain,

furious rage, ^^ shing'

# PB ^ Wa >» '"^ ^'^p

no ;
the rage of fashion, shiqj ; heavy rain,
^ p^
B$ ^ Shi 'foon. taai^ ue ; excessive rain,

Ragged,
^^ |^ laam-lue .
^^ ^"^" "6 : a slight

Rag-man, ^^ fli
oon'- fallof rain, — [$^g5;pg
laan -po . ijat chan^ mi ue ; the rain

Rail, (to)
^^ li'-ma', (a dashed in,
j[| Cg^ pg ^
bird)
^ ^^ chiiiih-kai ;
y\ 1^ J'OJv' a \\(i jHt^ yup
to rail incessantly,
^ ^^ lai ; it is raining slightly,

^ PJ ma'' jv/i' tsuet hau ;

^ H5 iS:
i<^^' '"« "" J
 RAI l".)3 RAM
'

\vh»t a lieavv downjxiur, mak ; to raise soldiers, ijij^

Plj- :^ ^ l"k A.r«' i

.& chill /)inf/ ; to raise a

Muii^ 'lie tiie rain ceases, '

mi m'//' Ioi : lo raise a

weatlur, Si' ;3jC ^ ff$ reljellioi). -("^^[j fstik Inen^
^ne ^$fiia /'»;/ slii : the
'

to raise the dead,

^^
niinv season, ^;/i;p^^ 1^ ^ /i/ j:^' ooi s/<(//t^ ;

H$ '^ l^"*^ tiiui' Sle ^f' ,

raisetl tigines, jf^^ tat /h.

shi buu\ I
Raisins, ^L ^^ t^l ^ ^''/"'

Kuinl)ow, ^ ^^ t'in-kon(f. p'o-t'ai- /aiv.

^X -H^ hiuiii<,'-^A'/^///'//. Rallv. (troops) ^g^^ hop-

^ ^
I

Ifaise Vij. Jg: ^av/^ /h(/M-maai, (ridicule) pSj^

/*/ : lie niised hifi hand,
Rake, (a man) '^^tt'^'f'
tsning shdu ^/ci/r ko he fa-fa-kvunn-'t^ir.
;
^g:J£^;g
raised his voice, jH ^ -^ »n /v long tszi\ (a tt>ol)

^ j^ IJjj- ^k'ne tsiiim^

s/iiiu/ kii kin^: lie raised his Ram. (a)

^ ^' yeiing- koo,

head, tH Jg: ^ Ig 'l""e

#^ )eung-/-«?/;^y, (to)

/-//<» A-(3 fail ; to I'uise the ^^ chvnnij.

price,
5i'iu ^
^''""^ ^''^'^^ Ramble, j^- 'fj yau-luiDg, ^
jp' Vit ka^: niv pay was ;j(^ /^f<« -K'icaang , i^ liu ;

railed .M.^|g X ^^ !
ramliHng- thoughts,
^^^^
^^
A'/<;» «/auy
jt
/o/z
'"3"''

sre' uen
''"""i7

: to
van
teng
:

raise cattle, 5
c
yeung ngau yeung -,
to

laiae wheat. ^^ c/iuuwf

 "

RAN 294 RAP

Rampant, p@ ^ ts'o-tsaap, Rank, (order)

^ j^ Va////-

^''7'»
an V^''^ (merit) T^
Rampart, ^ ^^ sheng- ^ liuiing-mmg, (with)
|^
ts'euno-,
JJ ^ sheiig- /a.
^] t'uung-lit : a rank of
Ram-rod, ^^ t'ffi niu- soldiers, —'^T"^ ^^'^ X'Lonp:

ts'eung-ch'aap ,
^ j^ ping ;
rank and file,
^"J*
Rancid, ^^ srn^ f//Yn<^
;)t;;^ /t;i^,
^ J;:
ping sze";

to rise from the ranks,

^^
,
(oil) "31 y'* ;
a ••
fishy
liong 'ng ch'uut
'ffi.tti^
reputation, M J^ song
slum what rank; ? 'jqj ijri
ivun ; it becomes rancid,
1^ hob '^p\m kUcp ; the

r//V«u' 3'au sf'//^; rancid oil,

first rank, —^ ^^Z ^''^^n ;

an officer of the 4th rank,

E3 pp 1^ ^-'^ V"'' ^oon ;

h' yau.
all ranks of the people, :^
IJancour, :^J2. ^ <<e7i^-tuuk ;

rancorous abuse, ^^ /c//?// ti wai Ice jan.

tuuk ma\ :^ P tuuk
Rank, (growth) j^ mau ,
hau.

Random. ^ ."^ Pf^ mo »' (tast e) J^so,

Rankle in the bivast.

^ 1^. .vem/ w.

luen' wai iVj)'^

chuung, g[ 'g :

a random guess.

to
^
talk
|]ij

at
sum- ktvan.
luen I'oo ;

random, ^ ^ luen
I'anaom,

Rant, :^J 4|^ k'wong-pin\

^|'^ shiiuk.

koiKj ; to ramble at random,

I^aP' 7>V/a^', (COL.) ^g-
fL Jg luen' yau. tt
Range in rows, — t7^^U ^g iK.p-pOp.

y(r^/-*hong-hong-lit-/i(a'. Rape, ^^ ^ k'eung-i:/i;««.

 . ,•

RAT 295 RAT

Rapid, ^ )J kup-ts'uuk, 5M i ; a bamboo rat, 4*5*.^

(rapMs) ^1^ I'lKin ; a pilot c/'iuuk t'hue : a water-rat or

for tht" riqmis,

;f|^]fj ^««'i vole, (lit., a sewer rat,)

^ k'ne^sAwe: the rat fell

Rapture, jl^ ^ kik-V/j. into the scales. »y., self-

Rare. ^^ Zy. ki-'hohn,

^ praise,
-;g:J(.^^^^^
^ At-kM ; rarely seen,
^ ^lo ^slnif f'lf^ lok /"/u p'ing.

Jjl livha kin^ Rat-trap,

^S|j| ^Io-^^j^«-
Rarities, ^ ij:^ k'i-niat. •luuQo-.

liascal. ^ fy •laan'-Va.n. Rate. (|:rice)^ /:rt\ (of

•ht- -H- ^rt '" ''*"» : a motion) ^^^ hang-/rtr</

slipiiery rascal, j('ij^fi( waat (first-) B^ ^ t'aii ^/»^,

Ls'aak.
J§ tip '^'"^' ^''^ '^^ ^'*^

Rase, j^^ ^ r/iv/a/f^-p'ing, same — ^^

rate,
'

ijat shik,

^^ ^sva-p'ing.
1^ — I^K '-'"""" '/^^

—
^
Rash, j^ ino'-V/i>/i,
^ yeunii^ first rate, ^S

—
^ tai^ //^'^ ^<^oij' ; rate per

Rasher, *
^ tS V^^ pok
/<w*'; I had
bacon for hreakfast. ^^^\\
soiiK' rasliev? of the death-rate,
^ ^ ;^
^[ yan sze ke^ s/w^-. police

rates and taxes. ^ "g^

n^oh "^yau ki fani puk chue rh'aai ^/(t'luig ; to pay a
yiink tso 'hiu fs-axn. higher rate of freight,
^
RaspWrry, ^'g |Q. ^j she- ^WtKW kanutokti
'

p'o-!ak. shiuLtdk^: at pro]tortionate

Rat,
^ _0v^ "^lo-^^Z/i/e: to wholesal.' rates. l]'p -;;^ ||t

smell a rat, Aa»

van s/wh
^ J^ ^ ^W,
«/<//( i,
^^
 ; :

RAT 296 RAT

to be rented at the rate of

$8 per
^ -^ j^
day,
^ H Jg ja
iiiooi yat ts^ue
W^ ^ngoh toi^ '^li yau
tso saam taai nen ; at any ^holi paau A^' 8ze ^wm
Sigoh Svun ''havg tsok^ wai
mo Inuu ftni yenng fo no.
sliat sze

^^ ^
.

Rather,
7>'()A, (in
leuk-*lenk,

preference) J^ pj"
Rational,
^ fg ^ hop-

iiing-V/o//,
Jg ^ JiWifZ-'^ho;
ts'ing- li ; man is a rational

I would rather hve tlian die,

M ^ ;2 ^ 4 'ti
/^^^

yau
iigoh ning- uen s^f ni uen "^naai yau c/ii shik

nhanq • I'd rather not go. sieiDig tsenng^ ke^ tso mat

^ JS * Pi- '''^^^'i' "^»^' *'ya : a rational creature,

^
'm /i7<e';

M
rather overmuch,
S^^A '-'''^" '•'^'^'"^

^
[Bg. leiik' ; rather tseuiig
- 7
AT^
^
yau.

^^ V«A ^
long, '/'««..
^^
Rations, leung-shik,.

^ jijWi cli'eiing; rather

(daily) |^ yat-leung
doubt M^^ it, ^p'oh i
to issue rations, j^vij
;^
r/ii.
kiraan leung, or
^^
W^ ^
]Ratify. 7'V/»- r//w/'N.
f(iaf leung ; rations of rice,
3"j£ c/2i»/7^-shat ; tlie

present convention shall be

Q 7^ paak leung; to raid

for rations, t.«.. make a

ratified, ^igjt^^S leung;
foray. *ij 3^ kij?

laap j/*^iiA^ chfuiig ch'ing army rations, m:fe /'''^^'^

tins:^ shat chln^ hang I j

leung ; to stop rations,

ratify what was done by my hmV Ieuii«.

 RAV 297 RAZ

UaLLan, '^ jjg s//(/-t'aiig, Ravenous, (hungry)

gj^ ^Mr
(shaviiiii-.s)
^ J^^.
t'anc^- ^ w^oh^-fnk-icniK (trr^iedj)
szc; split rattans, M (l|^ •^ ;^ Nvai^shilc.

t'ang fill ; iatt;iii cordage, ''avine, ^

|J[] sh'/an-tok\

ff ^ ^•''""'^
''"'"S' :
^^ !
Ravish,
g^ ^ k'eung-tuet,
tough a. rMan,f§!^^^ (foraO^ilJ k-eun-i-; to ravish
^

fang ^(?;/j ngaiu to tie u[) the heart, ^i]ji tnet sum
j ;

with rattan, to ravisli witli delight,

ff f^ 'fa {^
fang.
S- tft^ fi ''''^'^'' ''''» ii»it

^
Kattle, ngo, (a drum) r/^t kek.

^P ^
^A /rr? *l-
Dji
7
'ii>0-/nm-
, c,
ho, Raw, ^ .s/^.w//^, /^ Pgj^

(death-g )
:|j't 'rh^e-hi\
sluDimj-ke : raw meat, ^
^iS t'aam ^slieiing (^ »//'/v/;//yunk; raw hidt,

^ g|
'/fc^n^, or faam ^^jj -^/'f'^'/'i/ngau p'i;

yuung. raw silk,

^^^ shaang sze;

Rattle-snake, {jlpj
g ^i/j
preparation of raw

^ ue shaang.
fish, 'ffi

Vi^/m^- mi-she,

iffe faan' shi t'au she.

f^ ^ J^ Ray, (of light) |;j- 3^ she'-

Ravage,
^|g V-'/m; the
^/wm/, (a fish)
g^ ^ ;;o.

ravages of sniall-pox,
^ *«e,
^gy^ p-i-p'a-s//«;

& ^S tX the sun's rays,

Q ^^ [JJ

hang.
tail' ^/<i/// shiiig'

Z zft Mt 3'*t she' «-A^««^

^
Rave, >[^^ s.^;i^'-s;<///,
«^ rcicang In .

^M ./'<Mr'-nigaani^wa\
Razor,

^
fljTJ
/'ai' t*au to;
^v^^^,,
|g)]g|
a razor
(in anger)
^^^ jV.no\ strop,
^J]}^ moh ^<7 p'i;
Ravelled, g[ luen'.
a razor hone,
moh
^ TJ ^
^0 shek.
 ^

REA 298 REA

Reach, ^ lo\ Jlj ff to- tuuk ; to read proofs, Rjjr

taky (with the hand) -^ ^ "^^ot A'fl ; to read prayers,

0- to, (out) a/m?;

-^J 'l^ ;
^^)^ nim^ king; his note
I can reach it,
^ jj^ ^ reads as follows, fjj^p'f
^J ngoh tak to^-, did not k'ue sunn uet ; reading
reach n luindred, ^JRJ — the ritual (in mourning)
gg
"^ mi^ /a?/?//-: ^/rt^ paak :
jjjS tuuk lai ; to read
the desired end is reached. silently, i.e., to one's self,

shoh yuuk hang ke^ sze "^i

of the Grand Secretariat,
shing kuung -, the goods
have safely reached their
kok Bin'' tuuk hok sze^
destination,
fg BB^I ^Q Assistant Reader of the

tai fan t'oh /o7ig ; within

(Jrand Secretariat, fe ^
noi^ kok^ sh? tuuk
"f^l^ ;

reach of a gun, ^^'ff^\]^ Reader of the Hanlin, A^

'p'-aaii^ ^ta to^ sfn/c : out of
ehi tuuk hok
a man's reach, ^ ^ ^jff
sze ;
-f-
Bub-reader of the
yK ^^ van Hk shah pat
Hanlin, ^i|^ shi^ tuuk;
k'ap : reach of a river, pj^
he reads well,
j^f^f^i^
ngohn'
^^jSsE''^""'?
h-^ uen k'an ; to reach the Q k'ue tuuk tak meng
paak.
bottom, Jl] J[g to" tai.
Read, ^
tuuk, (in silence)
Readily, f)] H$ /si/r-shi.
^
^ ApA/? , ^ ^fl'^; to read a"i^i\
to another,

tuuk ue yan t^mg

^ ^ A tt ; to read
Readiness, ^^^ ^5»^ ts^uuk,

and compare, ^^ g^ /ui ^' horr^ sum faai' shaii ;

 REA 299 REA

reudiiiesa of speech,
P yj^ Reap, ij^ ||i] skaH-knht^ ; to

hau ts'oi ; readiness of reap the rice, ||lj ^ Icohl^

apprehen.'^iuii,^i]|]/.sv/?//?/jr

inoiisr; all are in readiness,

j
woh ; a reaper,

than koht^^lo,
;[^ ^l] ^
i c.r
^$\\%^^
^M 1'"<n pi'. kohl woh /o.

Ready,
.J
j^^ pi\ ^^^ ts'ai Rear, (like a horse) ^- ^
pi .
{Jl pin\ (money) Ig HU 5^ ngok-A'o-ts'in-L-ai,

in^-'ni^an. (made) I,^ .|^rAoi7, (raise)^^ jeung,

in -*shing. (pigs) pg ts-c.

Real, ^ /7ja// ; real estate,

Rear, (the) i mi, ^;*

"p^ ^ sliat ip ; his real

han -pin''; in the rear,

name, "fg^ig ^k'ue c'lan ^ liau^ mill , or i^

menc;' my lian^ t'aii ; tlie rear of the
real motives,
W^
;

army, A'^rr?// hau';

Keality,
|^ shat,
g|{
to follow in the rear,
^
shat; in reality,
^|5E
c/^rt/?

^ AY/H hau ; to attack the

tsoi^; a name without reality,

shat
rear,
;g§^ ^ kuung hau\

^^UXt Vau nieng

Rear-admiral, ^ ^ ^< ^fjj

5^"<* *^^
mo shat.
^'M' *^«'^i f'^i^il

t'ai n<M^.

j^ /;'o/(' -shat,
Rear-guard,
wai' ;/»/'^.
^^ ^ liau'

Reason, ^g| to'-% fg J^

@ /Jc/zy hcok\ ^[5 ^ ts'ing-'li, (a)
lif ^ nen-

Ream, — ,^$|5 ./,rr/ Vf'/rim Reasoning, ^ |0 *^li-luun ,

pin'-luua .
 REB 300 llEC

Pteasonable,
^ ^ jM] *^yau-

to'-'li,

^ liop-'li.
;^Jl 'vau-^'li.
^ ^te ^k'ue /cfl^ foo^ sheung
i kuie 'm ho hang wai*
]?eas8ure,
^± gg. ^hong^-
ma^ k'ue.
faam.
Rebate, (a groove) ~^
Rebut, ^ ^J taap-Uo.
Recall, pij. .1 tZ« -
yup- lau.
/m/?, (to mind)
Rebel, (to)
\^^ tsok'-'faaH. ^f^l
senng-tah-faan.
Rebels, ^|f^ yik-ts'aak, >f^
iX^ :^ ^s'^/r' 'faan 'che, Recant,

Recede,
^p yaan-'hat/.

ig/'m\f^:^/Vm^
/or?/7 ; the i-ebel forces, [11
hau\

M -<- M^x -T- "^"

ts'aak hircm.
' ^^"ff ^6 Receipt,
||^g. shnii-taan: on
receipt of jour answer, i[^
Rebellion, '^JX^ l>oot)' luen',
^IJ i* [3 # :$: Bj ^hau
^ jX ^ niau Vrt'rt?/ sze^ J
w 3 ^ •

ni 001 sunn
1
rhi (ihi ; the
to plan a rebellion,
^ fi/
receipt for this account,
^
i^ 8L '"^'^ •^^''^" ''^'^^^'

luen^ a rebellion breaks out,

•"^Ao^ kt sliau tiian ; after

luen /a loi.
receipt of this notice,
^
Rebound, /^ g| tsaan'-Z^o/. S i^ ^ ^ ^si>' wai
luun r/a' hau'; I am in
Rebuild,
|^5i3i^ /.w»' /«/i^

tso',
^ j-^ Zsoi' ^soA:'.
receipt of yours of the 10th

^
Rebuke, ^^ ^//rw;;'^shing,
instant, -^^ i|^ ^ij

M '^ '•/'««/i;' nla^ his

father used to rebuke him ngoh hum shau to Sn shap
for his misconduct,
jg "^ ho^ ^xhoh loi h^ siiun^.
 liEC ;iOl REC

Receive. :^ |^ fsip^-shau. Ret kl'sp. 7J ^ rju-inaan, P§

^1] lsip'-h>\ ^ 8liaii\(froin
tr Jl -il i1^
m-'/.^-'li-

a superior) ^ ling : to v//rt/- ye.

receive rent, i\^ ^ s/iau Reckon. ^A^ V.»/-W<o, ^

fsn : to reciMve a iottei, ;^ sufn; to reckon accounts,

'f^ tsi/i^ siiwi : lie received

(i.e., welcomed) inc verv Reclaim.

|<i"d'y.

k'lie toi
IE #«S*
iigoh sliiiui' sliiii''. Recline,
Z 'u^-f'iimi.

>(g ///;/'-'tet,
P|||
Recent, j^ [f^ kan -shi. ^ ill /'-^ ^ ^] «^'»"^'''

B^ 0^ kan'-8hi-/re\
^ ~I^
w» ^^ 'l'='- »

Recently. ^^ kan'-loi. clieuk.

y^ ^ P'ii'ig •'>''''^'",

Receptacle, ^ isoiig , ^ ^ 'fi

^'^" chue': recline

^0"g- t8ong'-/A'«.>\
IS /£
Recipe, >^^ fmirt-fnaP, ~^
Re-closc.
^^ /3^< ;ia' .

Recipient. i|^i^;^ A ''^'''" Recluse,

g^ |U: <^>;/ Jg li-

mat ^V yan. ^
shai'-tnnkkur, [^ ^f
Reciprocate. T£ ;|i|3
^^ f^^^
!/au 'yaii \-he,

po -<ennti-i:a(tu-ts:ip .
^^ ^ wn tuuk A'?^« li.mg

Recite, ^ =^ oon^-tsuung\ V*,,

® g # it *
^^ |jj nini^-'-/i'in</: to tuuk ^u^' 6'a?< to c/f.

recite prayers,

^*//^ ;• to recite a lesson,

j^^^ nini'

-^
Recognition,
tse^ ue liuung
^f $P :^
lo.
g;^,
^
ying';

^^ nim^ iilnifi : he recited a in recognition of his valu-

I-iece of poetry,
fg ^^ able services, j^=g/^fg
H^ ^ ^k'uo nim «/<i ^7/(/^
JjJ ^ S- A.-^ nim^ ^k'ue
liong. kuunq lu.
 REC 302 REG
C.
gg^
.3
Recognizance,
glgjj^^ Keoollect, ki'-^hi,

^ tsze ying' kp'' ))o taan, ooi

-^ ^ kue kii; he was 's.//;i^,

|g ki\
gg j^ /a-^

afterwards released on his nini^ to recollect distinctly,

own recognizance, |g Q
± dl: ifS « Hf IE II c/r^/^ ; unable to recollect,

;^ k'ue tsze^ laap kue^

/a? han tseung k'ue .';A»A
as nearly as I can recollect,.

/<?«^ ; ordered to enter into

a recognizance, rhiu ngoh

-^ jg g /'» /rc/^'.

meng
3 c
k'ue
Recommence, ^^ "j^""

tsze laap ^/^ ^lY

..3
tsoi 'hi shau tso\
^^
Recognise,
|g ying\
|g || ^ j^
Recommend,
y^" '^'"^'^
''«o»' t8o\
J^
ying' tok (a person)
; handsomely
recognizing my services to Jg VrM«-A5*;;\ >gj^ ^ ^;,,;

^kue,
f^ Jf foo^ ^fl/f\

^ toh tse^ ni^oh ^ue 'k'ne

(advise)
^J //ue«?; a
recommends him,
friend

toi lo ; I failed to recognize

.

j^

p'ang 'yau /-?<(? ^si// "^kMie.

ngoh 'm ying^ toA ^k'ue.

Eecoil,
lil /voi^ ^^:jg ^.,m'
Recommendation, ^ ^^
/an?' !^hur,
jg 1^ /5t//'

c/i/ the house coolie has no

^^
;

ig ^H? ooi, ^',,/

letter of recommendation,
po^ you recoiled a little,

lit koh koon tim' mo ''km

hau A;» po . tsin^ chi.
 REG 303 REG

Recompense, ^[J:^ }>o'-taap^; book,

g IB ^ /«'i^ /-:»'

I must recompense your ]W: to record daily alTaiis,

kindness,^ ^iJl>^^}^^i^^ gg f^ ^ la yat S7.e^ to

record merit, gg ^J H'

ni kt' ynn ; he is recom- kitnnij : official records,

pensed by the frnit of his ^ ohii niim, or M^

labour,
fg ^T ^ ^ -^ o//;?"* kuen^\ on I'ecord, /^
#pK
sze^
5!)
yuii isai' tiik
^'^'»«

waan
i^^"s

k'i
^ tsoi' ohti'-, leave on

record, 'j(^^ ts'nen o/^n';

kming.
record of one's own actions,
Reconcilable.

ta'ic-faan.
^|^'^ woh-
wn
PI
honourably
I J J«kJX
; in hang
recorded
° luuk
five
;

Reconcile, ^ ^^ ling'
times.
IE ^ 3L^ Ici'

Uoi^- ho.
Inuk ng fa'ze^ ; an act
Reconciled. ^?(Hl fnuk-woh.
worth recording, — '^
^7^^^
•

Reconciliation,
yat ch'eang luuk
huen woh A'e' sze^ to effect
sze
a reconciliation between
them,
^tgltieitf
Recount, J^ [tl ^ ehuut-

ch^uut-lii.
leng^ 'k'ue ti' seuuc/
iK^^0
ho ue r//'oA.
Recover. ^"^ tak-faan, (get
Recondite,
^ j^ o^ min^ ^ell)
^ 155
peng'-V<o.

•^ ^ .sAnm o\ Recreate.

'ha.
^J^-^ITf yau-W/-
Reconnoitre, ^fX^ ^i(i-t'aam\
Record, ^ luuk, (to) fg ^/'; Recrimination. ]§^^!!^3t
00^ -soxing-kunng-k'-it'
placed on record, g^ 1|^ ]^ ,

/ci^ tsoi^ a record office, ffi ^ IS 0^'' """^

^ ^'i' «/ia/ ; a record chaang t3uung\
 REG 304 RED

Recruit, ^ f^ f'lm- po, Recumbent, ^ '^j .sAwi'

(health) ^^J]> >eung- /o, ^^ -^ ara chue''.

faan- ha ; mostly recruits, Recur,

^^ yau'-loi,
^
^ loi-fuuk, (in speaking)

foh hai^ san yup yiiig ki' S^ /30t - kong ; the

lacan 8Z«^ to recruit the idea recurred to my mind,

^ody,

reuno;
^^ ^slnxii tsze.
-f-
'/">

ngoh sum yau^ S2? At k'i

]vectify,
^ J£ ching-chiiig^, sze^; the fever recurs, ^fe

^ S- 1^ '^ '''"''// ^^^^^

cliing- ho -.
raistakeB can be faat\
rectified within twenty-four Recurrence, ^^^ ^^^i^ 7^"?

^ Jg /.yoi' ue'.

Red, fX huung, ^ cA^^fl :

\ shap sz(^ ''fmi chuung noi' as red as a rose, $P^^

Uenng
chi)ig\
ts'oh^ sfm/ koi ^ ><^ fr «e mooi '««•«»

/h f/ij huung : red as blood,

Rectilineal, chik ^^ hud' Chi
|( g^f, [jj^ iti$\lZU
s»)/^ ti.
huung : red as fire,
^fP !^
Rectitude,
^^ i'-/!i\
jg ^ 5^ "6 ^foh chi ckek •

1^ c/aVi/Z-chik. notes HI red ink. ^^

Rector, ^f"^-^ ^^au'' ooi^

'cheung, ]£ ^ gj^J f A*".-?' Red-hot, 'j^ ^J[ s//«< huung,

'lo s:f :
J^Jl^ chi' 'li
j^ ftC \f(>^ \nn\iig ;
the

fire is still red-hot, ^ »f^

Rectum, |]|[ ]^ chik-ch'eung,
t^ U 't»'~-e 'foh sheung^

taai ch'eung. huung.

 KKI) 305 ri:k

Redeem, Jj^ shuuk. jj^ gjj kek ; to reduce to ashes,

shuuk;/b^//(, (from sin) fe' J^^f^ »hing/""Oi : to reduce

^
IleJound
pluuik-tBiii

to.
.

^^^kHfii-f/ian.
to subjection,

|i'iiig; to rtduct.
^^ Ill
chuig

rank,

Eedress. a t;rievaiice,
^^ (^ Qljlc
^'""^^ c^"^' : reduced
s/tnn-uen, (no)
^^
to seek redrec3 trom
iiio- to starvation,

k'uung
^ ^^ ^
/flfi'/^ ^^ rhi^ shau^ /'t' ;

• tlie King,
^ [S i ^^ to reduce expenses, ^^
^S k'liu hrok^ wong s/a/n ^ ithaani/ fai^ yuung
/«?!

redress
; begging
of certain
for

wroiiKs
the Redundant,^
t'ltai^-toh-
;;;J; ^ M
mo-yuuug\(.AiET.)
ffi^

tliev had PufVered, >i^ '|f[j ^'t Jj^ slie-/'3i/?/A;.

siKin ^li sliau^ /'v^/ hv^ uen

ii«^^^-

lo-tck.
MS '^-'"'^i-
MH
ts'ing. Tieel and stagger. ^^ ^
Kednce, (hiing; -^ liiig\
^ j^ f^ hang-tuung'-iu
^|[ic/i»^- s//aj, (diminish) J^j/ >rr/, (C0L.j^7^[i|L|l^
kaam, (change) lian<r-/^//.'-^p'e-'^p-e-'^lia.
'ffc/'^^- %^ tr[C

pin^, (subdue) :J^ Hg ^^'- Reel, to ^j[loag.]^^^j

fuuk : to reduce dollars to
^/^ *^i ih-e fvug szo : that

cents,
m^^%i]^
tseunq iigau cluiea wai
woman makes a living l>y

reeling silk.
•-4^
'(@:^Ali
&%n 5ze : reduce the price,
S^^SH /'-''^^Wyan
A^ kaam ahia. V^ ''foil
'J
szf- ><;<' to^ vat : to reel

'^kaaiii ha ^
: cannot silk from the cocoons,
^
leduce It.
pg J|pj^ ^ 'm
Arm/// lak ; leduced to ts'aam Av' .«~''
; a reel, iij
extremities, ^ ;^ kUran^
^A
if^^W-
-Jj
f"''9 ^'^ ^'^ '^'''-
 rp:f 300 REF

Reel of thread, ^ i^ svi^- j^ clix siiu/ 1 in ; to lefer

IhuJc, ^ "^ ch'f-hwk. to a book,

^1 ^ 'yan
Re-embark, ^ -^ Jjft
^^^'^ ahue ; he referg all things to
lok shnen. himself, fgj^^^g
Re-enr.ct, ||^ gg* '^ ;^ tsoi"
Q ^ k'ue \" Icok sze'

ch'it' faat' hint. Icwai tsze^ kl I refer the

;

Re-enter,

S 3(^
1^ y\
/i'f^t
tsoi

Asw?/;/
yup,
to
decision to you,
^ ^ M.
;

f^ f^ 3£ Sigoh /-aaw *^ue

re-enter the army, ?£ '^ Sii tsok ^chiip ; he refers

^. /5(?i /o/?^ 7't'?.'7-
to you, ^k'ue
fg :f| f$
Re-establish, 5£ gO^ 3j2 ^^^*
VAi 'ni.

c/i'tY laap.
Refine, 'j^'j^ ^V/z/z-lin',
J^
Re-examine, JS^ tsov' ch'a.
lin'.

Re-exchange, ^y^ fauk yik, Refit, -|j^ ^^ sau-''rhi/ig.

2^ clinung' yik. Reflect, jX^ 3g 'fnan-cMn,

Re-ex{iurt. ^% ^J [Ij fiuik
^\^ i\\Q-'^cht(eii, (think)
ch^uiit hau.
iS sse-^s^i^?/,^ the
Re-fashion, IS. ^soi tso
.S ;

j|^' ,
on bridges arc
!£ ^ /.<;(?*•' hang.
liglits

reflected in the water,

tiie

^^
Refection, :^^ ^^ "^/^o sA//«,

'*'" '"""•
SA ^ij>
Refectory, -{^ ir^ >|\ ^ shik J^^ TfC
/iv ku'ong
ffi^

''faan
k'iu

chiu
shenng'

in
^//m sum fong.

Refer ^ to, Va', (speak of)

kicoiig

eyes
ne ^shui

reflect their
min ; their

inward
iJX '/'O/^^-k'aap, (apply

to) ^ i|^ Viwe/j-ts'eung,

1^ Ptfl "^cAuen-mnn ; to
^MS- ^'^ 'ngaan ying

refer to nature, tk'uut k'i si/«i ^e /bon Va'

^g'[^]?n ;
 .

REF 307 RE(^

his character reflects great Refuge, ^'^^ 'foh-i^i'-

lionour on his parents, '[^ chu«\ ^;5')3jf pi'-a/<a//-

'sho/t.

^k'ue ke ''yun hang -/'i Refund, 'j^'j§ ch'enng-waaii;

wiiitr u/ foo mo. to refund monev, i^

Reform, _ I? IE pi'f'-'hing , waan ncan.
}^i'^^i^ ^hoi-ok -ts'i/i- Refuse. Ilf^ ^ ^j«-t8'ze, ^
shin ; to reform a nation, I

y|^ 'm-Svan. (not receive)

^ mun
K ^^'" n^""' 'ft K X^ ^ 'm-fstp\

/a^ : to reform one'a

^'w^A
Refute, ^g ;'o/:'-veng.

errors, gj^ J§ "^/^'i : i

Regain, ^^^ ^ai->«/i,

^^
reformation, Bfefp^]^ ^ veng-/f^rtn.

Vroi ts'e k/rai (/tiiig\

liefratt. @ $.1. S/i?w?-ts'e,

Reirard. ^ >^ h>o -chue',

-r-r} gvi (pity) >j){^ sxiut.

fs'net^-tuuk.
:^ j^ Regardless, ^^i^jg 'm-'to-
Itefrain f^kaai\ ^,^ V''-
^li.

SAoi/ ^^
lU ''ijaii-'^hau
I refrained from speaking,
;

Regards, (to exijress) f^ ^

mun -hau .

Regatta. P^]/^ fr'«'-shuen.

^hrni pat in.

^
A:?///*'

kaug -
Refr.^sh.
g ff ,'/'/- V''^ ^ Regenerate,

shrouj, ^
|[T

/|£ ch'uung-
iS tsze-''p<i : felt refieshed
shang. ^jZfc faan-shaavg.
by the sleep, 1^^ -gf^
1^ flip shui' hau' koJc" tal:
Regent. ^]^ shij? -ching^

''nhomj shan. Regicide,

^^^ s^'/^'i'

Iiefreshmerit. ^«^''- kicun ^che.

y|l^fl^
Regimen. kaai - hau.
int.
^j^P
 REG 308 REG

Eegiment, ^ ying, j^ k'i, Registrar,

ohn''-sse.
"^J Oj cnetiuij-
en

Region ~)j u-fong. Registrar General, (in Hong-

i-jj^

Eegistoi. ^^j^^i ^/."/-luuk, (to)

o^ olin fod' wa-raan-c/au// -

_j^jW|- 8heuii,tj:-f/iVw/£ .
gj
mo -szp.
j^ cliue ch'-aiik : a register
Regret, ,.»/..
^'[g= nim'-
of population, ^P fl^
.stZ':,
*|f
(repent) '\%Joot\
^
CO hnu chaak ; to fill in
¥fli /(inii-foot : I regret
the register,

ch^aah register
ilM jJJ-

of share-
t'in
exceedingly, ^ ^^ il^>
;

1^ ngoh sw!i shain^ Z'^//

holders, ^fy^;^ 'I'-oo hm lok ; not worthy of regret,
ch'-aak to enter on the
;
yf )^ *\^ 2>/U fsviik sik

register, ''^"'^'
liAjR-ft liis death is regretted by his

yup rh'aak^ wo?-, to register friends, fg ^^ ^%X

a letter, |t|® f^ tciam po ^' k'ue .*>'.:/' /i«e vail

sHHii ; register the payment yan ttnmg sik.

in a book,
^^ ^^^ Regular, 7^ ^^ vaii-

^ j^ tf<iiwi' slio chue J up

po uoi : register of tiie in- TP rhinif: there are now

mates of a house, (hung up two regular clerks here. JB
at house-doors)
P^ jj$ jjfl-

moon p'aai ch'-aak ; to

B/^ F^ ^T i»' Van 'leung

register names, ^^ tnng Z7)^ oh'eung kuuriy sr tsze

meng, gj iH^ (hue rneng ; tsoi )n icivin hon<); ; as

it is registered,
'f?^ ts'uen regular as clock-work, ^p
oh)}\ :^ : tsoi omi .
ffi 2! tH ?fn ^ ne cAm?/»/?'
 KKI 309 RIvl

chi haiiu' i rkiiun : regular Rein, (bridle)

^^\ pi -t'uu.

troops, ^^ •l,v}(j pin//, Rein-deer,

:Jb ^ jjg pa/:-
pi/i>/ fill;/ a regular taai'-luuk.
-^~J :

life,
jSf^j IE ff J%iuen Reinforce,
^ pj f'im-'po,
chinij liauj^ wai.

^ -gy ung-chai,
^ -& /•,/;. /.-../,
35
Regulate.
j"'
^finiiij-'ho. ^ chi ,
-^
-)}
ciioh'

choli'
'i

'i
pin>/,

lik.
^ \^
6'/w

\^^
li ; to regulate

shun
Reinstate, Rij- ^ ktiP-fau/t,
one's

to regulate
life.

tlie
*^/"

empire, v'^
;

Wi
king
^ ^t.'^'enif-faiin ; the
lias been re-instated on
^ 7* "-"''i^ ^''" 1^'^'-

H
Regulation. ^^ rheung-
liis

^Eft
throne,

k"' 'k
[g 3:
woug fau
[EJ
ooi
ch'ing; rules ami regulations,
wo!ig wai .

A-'«'fli lai\
Reject, ^^ Hii-hi\
^^
Rehearsal.
^^ wai-wong,
r/raat /a\
tiu-p'-aav,

I rejected hi3 offer,

:^^^ jyV/a?/

^^
/it"';

I^eign,
;g^ 3^ ^gjjf

^ tso^-won'_% (one) —-^ yC fE l^il >}c '"gob 'm

^ "1^ l/ai'^ouv-r/ti-shai ;
wan 'k'ue shoh k'au.

Le has reigned three vears, Rejoice,

^ f^ 'A»-uet,
g|^
:§: /.««-v..-,

to rejoice
g u^ in what
'/,.•

k'ue iani/ Avai van .sa«?« /i?o/< ;

nin chi 'can ; during the pleases jou,

.Jg fj*. ;2 ^
reign of T'ung Ciii,
|^^ lok ni chi lok, ^ f^^ |^
^ f^ t'uung chi^ uiii ^^ ue 'ni t'uung lok ; I

kaan. rejoice to hear,

^ ^ i^
Reimburse, i^^^p^ t'in n^oh muu cAt

waan ne ngan. ehum'' hi ; Japan rejoices

21
 .

liEL 310 REL

over her victories, |3 ^A£ Relations, (five)

55[ ng-

jioon kiroic' yan talc shing^

Ju"",
A li^ yan-luun.
Relation
|
chpvnif' taai^ 7//. '*V/;?-/*'/^,
Relative
||]]S
Rejoin, (answer again)
funk -Uw}?
^^ >i^B
j

sf w//-iihnuk ; blood

Rejoinder, [eJ -^ oni y?/w. relations, >^ ^ :t ^

Relapse. ^ Rg fuuk-hnam\ Incut yuuk ke^ ts'an ;

(of sickness) :^^ ^ fnuk- relatives by blood and

affinity,
^|g /.^V/n tsHh;
peng' Isoi' faat he relapsed relatives by affinity,
;
^^
into his old bad liaidts after ^ //^y/^ As-V/u ; i-elatives of
amendment, jiT}^"^^ the same surname, SB
^ As-v//i 7)V/ra' ; relatives

/srt/ hang 0^^. of aimther surname,

^9^^
Relate,
gj ^ shtief-cl/i,
^ /.sV/y? kiu'i)\ or
^^ /5V/M

5{l ^'o/^.^-shunt, (belong to) r/i^urn ; the six nearest

^ shunk; to relate legends relatives.

>^\ Inuk /sVw:
or stories, ^§ "i* /w/?// the relation of husband and

koo ; to relate dreams or

absnrd stories, i > go 3^- ts'ing the nine
L ^^ OCT
.
/.s-Va' /rf i ;

.s7/wf<^ mining wa''; the relatives, ^j^^knu tsuuk,

deeds which relate to this viz., gi'eut great-grand-
]M-operty,
S^ '}^ St M father,

grandfather, "^^
^ jf3_ ko V.so: great

^^ fsa)u/

ip ke^ k'ai^ '^rhi ; it does not tso ;

grandfather, j|g_
V.9rt ;

relate to me, PSI^^'^ father, ^ foo^ one's self,

'm kicnan ngoh gze\ 2» Pj '^''^ ^''^''^'^

!
^°"' "T"
 RKL 311 KEL
fsze; grandson, ^ xitrn ;

great

tsa/i(7
Rraiidson,

SUCH ; ^'reat
^^ ^
r,a-eat-
''lioh

mat.
wai ha^ '^^/r/ i?;^ k$*

Krandson, Relict,
Tt;-)^^:
nen 5/wj; ;^ ^g 'icwa 'foo.

in relation to, Relief, relievo. ^^jHj

gg^^ luiiii^ fa„-iiit;

k'ap; IK) relation whatever alto relievo,

^ jfij ko tut;
*'"'

kohn
S^ -f- ;^- I'o mo I»asso relievo,
'(t£^'| A/i tut;
ship^; no relation demi relievo, 'huwxg
to, FJ? j^
^^ ''11 l-traan. '
I
tut.

Jtelax.
Jj^^
relaxed his hold,
f"ng^-suu,iq ; he Relieve, (the poor)

mu-tsat, (h>hten)
J^ ^
fgj^^ fjfj(f§
kriam-hfing: to relieve

Relaxation, ^/r{| s/iup-s/uoi.

snfferincr,
>p^^ Z-^?/ 'foo ;

no relief.
lielease,

^
fJ Jj^
/o/«y' //.//r-
.s/n/c-f«»f/

: to release a
^ Relisrion, (doctrine)
^
tno /:««

/;^w?/^
.

pri.soner,
:^ :}[» ^^^ shifc ^
reli-,non
P^ A-T^/?/

of
moon;
.Tesns,
the
faan"* van. i.-o..

Relent, f^A..^ "PT '1^7.0/^-

Protestantism, J[[] ^^ ^
^'"'
M .S ^ll^ A/''-' ts'ze
ye .-fo

religion,
knau^-^

fg] [e]
]\rohamrnedan
'^ ooi ooi
sii>;i,
fl »^ ;j^^ faat' lin
A-aa^^- Roman Catholic

Relevant, \^:^ knman-ship\

religion,

kaau
^ ^-^ /"in ^chue

; the religion of the

Relic, -^^j^^^^ ts'in yan Literati, i.^-., Confucianism.
.s///?« cliaak,
^5j^4^ ue mat, ffli^ '^' '^''"" • ^^'6 1'eligion

sfuny
wai mat,

iciruf;
•B-
the most im
I of IJiKldha,
jp ^ sJdk
kaiu\ or '^ ^' fat hint''-
portant relic he left, |g G/f- the religion of Tao, ^f
 : .

KEL 312 REM

to^ knau; to adopt a Relish, (to)

^^ rAt-mi',

religion, '^ ^ tsuurt' (a)

^itt >m'-to\
Jg^
Jcaau\ ^tk fuuiig' hmu^; /'s2i»-ini\ *iui : no relish for

to follow ji religion,
^^ food, P^ ffi'^ 'ni 5ee sbik;

ts'uung Araau , ^g^ «"?^" relish the flesh of doga,

^^
Bhik VrflM
Aaau^ to propagate ft
:ij ^^ 1^ ^>o'

religion, M^ ch'uen yijuk ; relish a joke,

f;^]^^

Uau'; to forsake a religion, |

Sfe ^ ^^^^

vour words,
r.. t'aam
.j^
' c reliwli ]^
'faan kaau ,
^^^ ///' t'png ni \s7<(»/i

Tvai kaau ; these men have

ko)ig.
no religion, g^llJ^A ^fl
lleluetantlv, mm-
^- P^ ni ti yan mo /frtrt^^
k'eung.
moon. c
Rely on, I-

lleligioiis, /aV-l^'in;
|J3;]J shi pi (^wt i; powerful
religions books, ^ f] i^ friends to rely ujion, (lit.)
^ /««/ moon king sJme
to have a big mountain
religious societies, ^ '^ close by,
^-)x}M^ V^u
kaau ooi\ or
^f^ ^-^a^"
taai' shann aai ; to have
moon ; a most religions something to rely on, some-
people,
g jji^ il^\ ^A thing to fall back upon, ^
kek shan .sw??i k/ yan ; re-
t-S ^^ Vau tak aai

ligious tenets, ^^ ^'''f"'' pang^ nothing to rely on,.

t'iu ; to lead a religious life,

^ ^ ^ mo^Jf
'slwh 'i

i^ 5^ ^'"^ '^ '

t ^ ho\

tsaap kaau^. Remain, -^ ^ lau-chue\

Eelinquish, ^ she. (over)

^J shing'.
 ;.

REM 813 IIKM

Remainder. g^'j|E|j nc-shing , rao mfl/ AoA chi ; is nob

easily remedied,
^4^^
put remaiiuler in the kav^.
lie tlie
f^^^ hiii ./* i kfifii

Remeber, §[^^3 '<^*^-^^^'''

m&
k'i ue fotig^ yiip i),L;au hong. /^ /t*^-cluie ; remember me
Remand, ^ —^ iniiir;-^— kindly to my old friends,
'^fmn,
^ M^ rJicuJc

ooi-/(W

case for u week,

; remands the

tJK"^^
^ t'uung 'ngoh mun
yau yan ke^ ohn
^ ^ IS ^
ban'
lii ^
^'^'f remember me to all your
o/iTi^ (Uij) hail"* yr//' /;:o/i^ lai
family,
U ^ ^ M
Remark, g^ ^'ai-
(sec) ^ ± ^ ft IS 2&
Sigoh "^ue foo sheuug kok
^;""°^

/rm\ (say) g^ wa^; his

remarks, jggfgl^;^ IS wai tsHng ohn.

wa seng.
k'ue S/<o/i shuet ke ; Remind, 1^ gg t'ai-

a man remarked, ^^^0 Remiss,

J^^ fong^-tsuung\
yau van net. Remit, (forgive) f^ ^ she

Remarkable, ^ *^ //-sheunGf, Siiin, (send) ^ /a\ (relax)

^ .su;<r/'7 : remit a case,

cliHiut meng f't ; a remark- fig ^ /;;rt«t' oAm\

able phenomenon, ^^ ^K Remnants, ^^ "e-s?/*

chaak
.

•
Remonstrate,
Dgo'i' ck'nut k'i /le^ /a'/iv/ luun\
tseung ^u?/n^ 001
ya. Remorse, ) -J

Remedy, :^^ c\i?-faat\ ^ Remorseless, 3Zf ts'aan-

^ i-faat^; no remedy, ^ yan.

^mo/ar^^-l^"^^ Remote, J uen, shoh.

 REN 314 REP

Remore, V^on- advance, J-^^f^fiheung^

(flit)
{jj jg
ts'in, (put away) ^^ k'i tso ; rent book, JvJ oR
c\\'\\e-hue\ (from ^
office) /so po\

7;r/f^/i: : remove from office, Repair,

f|^^ sau-''chiiig, ^^
^ '^ cli'ue koen : to re- 7W, (go to)^^|J ///^e -/o';

move the outer shell, ^ to repair a clock,

.s-a?< chiiig rhuung ;

jj^^^^g
to repair

iiffoi^ AoA;^ 'm iu\

a coat, ^J ^ V'' shaam;
he repaired to Pekiu, j^
Remunerate, gg ^ p'ooi-

taap^.
/ii/e /wA' king.
''-^'^-lit.
Ren,!, gj lit, :{lh|J
Repay, waan/a^//*,
gg
waan,
j^J^
Render, (return) j§ j© p'ooi-waan.
(make) ^ ling\ '@& ^shai. Repeal,
^ |^ fai-ch'WQ.
Rendezvous, J^ |^ tsne'- Repeat, |^^ /sot^-fuuk, |^
ch^ue .
^ tsoi' tso\ g ^
Renew / -cr-^w- t 5
ch'uung-fuuk,
^ g^ /sot"

Renovate )
«/n/W

jwoi^
,
(a

shvp,
lesson)
^^
^i nim^
iff ^^
^chiny-faayi-sav.
shve,
^ {^
to repeat an action, ffi-
nim^-r/i'm^/;

B^
Renounce, ^j^ Az'-tsuet. .\^.
— m'n
^^
tf<oi
Rent, As«-*ngan,
^ c/tin ts'in gat yeung"* hang
^ tso-ka\ (to) ^ /SO;
sze ; not to be repeated,
(torn) {in y laan'-Zaw;

rent on lease, -^ ^|[ /yfl'rtw

wai ; he repeated what I
/«o; rent by the month, ^
^|[ ^saan fso; rent paid in
 REV 315 REP

nguh s/ii/pt wa' shunt

nim rJi'imt loi ; the man /'/«»^ han^ tcDij "^k'uo ^e
desired to repeat his visit
//?<f/j' in ; he now repents
the next day, "jg
A SX having assisted that man,

van ynnk nicni; yat tsoi

///<« I'tuiin k'ue. n mT 'IS _

'k-ne ts-in

Rejjeatedly, 31^ /^Oi -saam, yw/^// choh' Ao/i van ham

^
j

.s/«/' fs^ze have "^k'ue han /s'o// lia he

1^ ; I ;

heard it said repeatedly. !

tries to make man repent,

ngoh pat hit t'eng mun :

yunk hven yan chi fooi .

van
Repel,
\va

|g >^
.

*^k'ue-chue^ j
Repetition, ^ .^ ^//«t -lui ;

the repetition of his visits

+Blfi knejsuet, :}«^
[^ ^
,

to this n)an made people

hohn^ ne\ fong ue\ !

«; i? '/". no',
tt i?
suspicious, tE /2 BR
kolin^ ue : to repel an
enemv. <iS ne' tek, Si
^k
' ^ 15 'kHie k» 'lue 'lue

'f- «£ Jf '•« Vong t'aam ni hoh yan

Icwan tax toiig^.
leng"* yan slnnvi i.

Repent. '[§jg/bot^-han\ (and

mend) »|^ S>^ /(yol -^koi ;
Repine, ^ um g ^ ,
?/a/^

?/?»', ^^^"^ climng^',

to repent of faults, »|^
y)\^\^
^[^
/oot^ /r/ro/t' ; to repent of
to repine at poverty, ^
sin, «[^ H /ooi' tsue^ ; I [
^ 2/^/i k'uunL'' ; he had

sincerely regret having never repined, /J^ ^^

taken his advice, ^^ »|^ j
^ weng mo shcmg nen^
 . ;

UEP 316 REP

Replace,
^§ ^ 'jio-faan,
j
reply in writing,
[Q ^
p'ooi )w,
Pg ^1
ooi Slant'
II ig
/^" ooi, :^ ^ fuuk wai ; Report,
j^ ^L fuung-shenff,
to ie[ila( J it with one of (give a) \\l] ^ oo\-fuu/c,

approved pattern, Jt^ ^ (sound) ;|j| (col.) 7?o;« ;

when we get to the police

xhih ii i toi^ chi; replaced
station, T will report to
iiy one of common ^lass,
you,
5i]Mltn$^i5f*
ch-aai koon shi
p'eng sheung poh 11 i toi''
^^f5^ ''w

ngoh /u/ /^/iy/ HI ; to

(7/1 ; replaced human nature
report in person,
by the divine nature, ]^
ts'an pun ; snbmit a

.st>j// i yik yan siiuj .

rejiort,
^ ^3 *"^'<t''*
i'"'^

Replant, -ffi^" t-'^oi chuung .

to report in detail,
^^
Replenish, '^moon-faaii; ji)i</i meng ;
to report to a

he replcTiislied his lamp superior, ^^ -^ y^u;/ /ro"*;

yith
k'ue
oil,

J:n
wnmw^
yau ue t((n//
'
the petition

kue pun
of,

che
^^^^f"
; humbly
;

to replenish bodily strength, petition, pp^ k'au^ '^puw,

Ii Mp > ^'»' lik. I'eport on orders received,
Replete, yg^ Suoon ying. ^ "^ i^'^"
meng .

Reply,

^ §J-^
ooi-yiim
//a'-rr^^///,

not
(ej ^
Repose, jq^ oA;i-tsing

confidence
;

; yet the greatest is

replied to my letter, -^ reposed in Idm, :g'^^

kek sA/<m swM?i ue
^^ jS
/rwj[?^ ngoh Ae 5Z«^yt ; a k'ue.
 ,

IIKP 317 UEl*

Represent, (sLand for)

f^-^ reptiles,
mik-^nU
tsuk' tfl})f/-tSO ,
p'a ch'uuiig yau szc

(symbolize)
^^ Arm
)
-i
.)

;
|
^chuwig.

Republic,
tlie pl&iiuitT is represented ,

^^^[1^11 rnnn-

bv a solicitor, /^ -g- Jftxg 'chue-rhi-lnn,lc\

^ ^]^
/:///7 V.?'fi»// chong »2e toi
^^S
chinfj^ c\n' chi kicok^.
^'^'P chuung'

{tin : they represc?ited to Repudiate, ^^ A*'; to

repudiate knowledge of,

the kin-,
tBJtij-i gfl*

± Wt ^y^^^t^' tin ^
repudiate
7^0 shiiei' pat rhi ; to

\vong slienng^ «/ijW chi. a wife, [;Jj ^^

Repress, ^ ^1] /ci^m -chat ,
ch^iiuf ffs^r/i ; to repudiate

^^\J ^irt/ -r/mi ; to repress debts, Pg.^ f^,

^ ft 'm
one's self, "^ ^ Aa^ W. ying' /ii//i cl( ant'.

Reprisals, (to make) i^ Repugnant, -^ j^ seung-

c
ts^eung-fium. faan, -j^ Jp^ seung-kuungy

Reproach, ^ ynuk-nia'\ ^t yik, ngaak ; repugnant

Reprimand ) _^_ _ ,
to reason, ^^ -^ ^
Reprove I
^ s ^>. ^a^ hop to li.

filing, ^^W doip-fhaak - Repulse, if]' y^ ''ta-t'ui^; to

(to the face) fp Q cA'i/i:-

repulse the enemy, j^ ^^
paak, [^ J^ min -c/^'j/t ;
1^ ^ k'ue fui^ tek yan.

a sev'ere reprimand, j^^ Repulsive, ^^. tau-mait.

im rlinnlc ; to reprove one's Reputation, i^ ^ ming-

self,
1^^ tisze chaak . s/«ny, §i p5 ^'(/i-min ; a
Reptile,
^ ^ch'mm^ /rtfm-ch'unng;, good reputation, ^^ ^^
jG^ ^ P'^ ; there 'mi meug,
^f§M V"
are four large classes of /!'rti niin^; of no reputation
 .

REQ 318 RES

^£^^ mo meng siting ;

to request an audience^

the repiiLation of a family, IH^ ^ts'-etig kiiP.

PH ^ moon fux/i/j ; to Re(|aieni,

^ [^ oA^j haan,

lose

§©
one's reputation, -y^ ^ ,g, ^'/'^i ^^•^^•.

r|J shdt t^ai niin ; to Re(iuire, ^^ ^S sne-iil' ;

bring discredit on one's difficult matters require

family's reputation,
^ [^^ steady attention, ^.^^
ffi^

ruin
paai''

a
moon
man's
fnuiifj

re})ntation,
; to
^
*^yau
'I'M ^Ci*
hang a;/??/
"^^'^

;
^^^^'^

absolutely
^

^AS
shiitij mong'
^iS
;
r-^^^'

to seek
y^" require,

are required
^^^ pitiii^;

to quit
you
this

reputation, "^ ;^ k'au house, ^f^^uj^FsJM

meng. ^p[;}j tu^ ni yau ni kaan

Tlequcst,
^m k'au- /a'e;?</, link fs'-in ch'mif ; to require

of,
^] ^ lak leng\

re(jue8t3 to go on leave, Requite, po\ iji :§:

Ig
-fg ^ '(g 'k'ue ko' ka\ ch'au t(iaii\
^^ ^"
PI
;w'

"f^Stf^ k'ue pun Tea'; tacij? \ to requite evil for

as

chiu'
requested,

shoh
fl^ ^jf
k'au cannot
;
^ Kt>oJ'

^sflM/?(^
.@,
ch'au
W y>^'^
f/L $B
to rerpiite
y^'^

accede to your request, p^ heaven's favour, ^H-^^

JS^ ch'au iaaii' tHn yan ;

ni ^/loli k'au ;
to be in to requite favour, ^^ J^^
request, :^ ^^ J"^^ po yan
van maai ; at my request, Rescue, ^ han^, ^^ ^^"^

pSf^WiS rWSigoh kau y ;^ |jj kaa''-ch'nut •

shoh tx^enfi ;
to recjuest to rescue from fire and
earnestly, ^>|c /<^^ k'au; Avater, |fe;J§;;jCjfc hax^
 ;

RKS 310 rf:s

ue shui ^foh ; I will rescue

yon from danger, "^ 5^ taai^ s/z^/t t'ong.

Reside, ^ ^^ Av/^^-cliue

fh'uut %im ; to the rescue ! Residence, >[^ ^ cliue^-/M,

to the rescue ! >^ -^ , ^ chaak, '^ ue': Mi

^
nienii:\
'on
'''^'"^ nieng\ Ay'//^ Kuril's

Koni
residence,

ue"*; during oiu" re-

Research, :^^ haau-kau'. sidence in Macao, ^^ '^

Resemblance. ^'^^ tsenng -

*yenng\ fg ma;ui'. moon /:?(e cliue^ c//i shi.

Resemble, ^^ \^'Ae-t(/k, Resign, -g^ ^ ko'-fU(i\ §^

^^ 'tel
tscuiig - ts'ze. ts'ze-'////:, (one's self)

Resembling, ^^ ^^ yau- fuuk : to resign the

chi-oo. throne, y^ ^ tuH vrai ;

Resentment, ?<^v/^-lian^ he resigns office,

f^ ^^
^'J^
to cherish resentment, l^j^
^^ ^k'ne ts'ze c/uk

^ p'o Uf'/i^ : life-long wai .

resentn-.ent,

han rlmuny
fg. ffi ^# Resigned, (submissive)
s//«e-funk.
p'o shrni.

Keserve, -^ ^^ lau- yau- Resin, :j^^ 0^ ts' uung-mmg

ue, (to) ^fe "TC ts'uen- ha. (meng). :jv^ ^ ts'nung-

Reserved, *^]^ 5/i?o«-ch'um //^u/;y, ^^ |g ts'aung fAt,

reserved and or tsnmng shue'

at ease,
^^ ®SJ®^
^ ija}! haan : reserved kaau.

seats, ^Hj'^ ho ch^uuf Resist' ij^ ;j:g /-<?)/</'- k'ue,

wai .

Reservoir,
^ |j|]^
(hh(uk-}n. tik-chue\
J^ ^ ^tong-

chue ,
^^ wai ^oo* •
 RES 820 RES

Eesolute, ^ j[^\ kin-sum. Resound, ^^ heung-shengy

(echo) [e] jjjpj
ooi- heung^

Resolve,
^ ^g; ting'-i\ ^ im ^^ chong^-i-Ae;;^.

i^ laap-su///,
^ g tuet Resource, ]^ j^ ^ vsAr/A- »-

»,
^ ^^ chiic-i^, (solve) laai^, (escape) -^ ^§ 7nip^-

^jj^ kaai-hoi ; to resolve W\ without I'esources,

^
difficulties,
^ |||^
/c«a«
^S^ k'-ivan f^liau : full of

naan ; to resolve, doubts,

resource,
^ ^ M!^ toh

^ ^ •''''''*''' i
: it is
fong' faat\
you are a man
^ff 7i;f«^

resolved,
^^ ^i ting^
resource, f$
of

^^^
infinite

resolved to become a good

^ll^^@»
ni yau ho toh sum
sze ; at the end of his
laap i tso^ ^ho yan. resources, i.e., at the end
Resort, (to a i)lace)
^ ^|] of his tether,
^^ -J-
A7/(? -?o\ (to a person)
^ mo faat tsze ; our resources

|w] chiien-heiing ,
(to a are limited,
J^ p^^^
thinj,', &c.) ^Qg V/?uirn-

'shat\ (a place of)

^ /.fi' ngan ^^/e^

^
sAm.

tsiic^-c/i'^^e', (an escape) .^ Respect, (to)

?cing^ -chmmg^ ,
^•;*»5'\
^
(regard)
1^ A?/e^-lo'; a favourite
koo^ ; to obey and
resort for pedestrians, '^
respect one's parents, :^
Vj^'^j^ haait' king'' ioo
hang yan fsui ^ho saatt' po^
mo to ; respect one's
ke he resorted to
^^ §8 p^
ti"*:
reputation, Zr^r)'

blows,
jg^^^ ^k'ue f-ai min^ the English
yuung' k'nen %. show great respect to
 ,

KKS oL'l K'KS

women. ^ KWM^ nhi' innn^ I will take the

"it .'/"'// y^^^ sluim^ /'t"//^ responsibility,

^ ^H ^
Too iiue : (Miincso '•es])ect ^ 'ngob //^wm '^sheung

the

wa yan
aged,

At/;//
^A®^ lo.
a7u/«

portant,
; the

the
otbce is

responsibility
im-

Respectable,

/•rt»-min\
P|^*^ ji^ yau- great,

oh'nnng
f^ M* ^
rhaalc' taai'';
^/r y«m^
too

RespectfuI,fj^^/^//;V/-''''''.'7^ many responsibilities,

^
Respectini;, f^ ^ lunn'-
'ft 3^ ^ fArm/;;'' yum''
k'ap, ^ ^r^ cln^-ue. /VMJ^ /o// ; disavowed
Respect?, to pay. ^^ pani'- responsibility, ^ "^ ^g
hau\ ^ ;v// //Yi»y /a«/n iaai":

Respiraiion, P^ |]g^ foo-ti'p.

legally exonerated from all

Respito.
U: n$ //^/'-shi. responsibilitv, H^^ •^j
"pf
Respleiulc'iit,
^t J^ hirong-
Jong. lai'' ^lioh min ya^ ^'o«^

Respond, /fj "^ >jw;f-ta(ip\ taam iaai'\ each on his

Response. ^ )^ ying' taap\ personal responsibility, ^^

^m -^ fuu/r taaj? ; no
response, ^. ^q- nio ^po.
[g]

ooi ?/2»u ; ill response to Responsible, -^ j^ sbi'-mun^;

the man's cry,
^ \^J\ a responsible office, ^3

yum
f^
P^ yvuf Tan shoh foo. ch'uung ; hold me
Responsibility, -^ ^p| foo
- responsible for everything,

hob . ;jn ^ taam-taai #^ PmI ^ ^^'oe sze'

^ f^ ^^'' I'^^i'^ ;
t-lic mun^ ngoh ; I am not
responsibility rests on me, responsible for any risk.

^ S9 ^'^' '"Sf'1 I
'
 ;; ;

RES S22 RES

'm jio i^ njroi^ sze''; I am '

^^
as to the rest,
^''^°' Sigoli ;

responsible, ^Jj :j-U f^

Sigoh I (I II in yiiig^ ; a chi UP k'i ue ; this

responsible go v e r n tn e n t matter rests witb me, ^/^

position, M ri Zl ^
yum^ cleaai
-p-
ni sze^ kirai yup 'ngoh
'ch'uuug ke^ k\\\

856^; I am not respon3il)le '^shau li.

for bis debts, jg ^/f ^ Restanrant,

tun\
^® ^ f^ tsau
acui'
#:^gf Aw/i
'.s7ir//i A//^/"* /ce'' ngan 'in ts'-oi^ koon.

Jcwaan ngob sze . Resting-place, ^- ^ <^ ^

Rest, ^g, .^//.',
^^g, o/o;-5?:A% fl//;/ f<ik clii ch'-iii'^

Restitntion, p'ooi "^yw,

[[^f<^
V'a,/-lia, (tbe)
g^ f I]
ue- 5^ {B] ^^'''/a' ooi.

Bbing\ ^ fij Pgg ne- Restive,

J^jJ i| aaii'-^kmg.

sbing'-/ce\ it ^ k'i-ne, Restless, ^Itj^ jjjp^

ino-ning-

M^]!^ tliunng'-Vau-// noi', i}^ ^ t/n-f.'^im.

Reqniescat ! May be rest Restoration, ^^[b] fnuk ooi

in peace, f£ ^^ Jf^ tbe restoration

and prosperity,
of peace

y>'?u"' /i^i/jif/ ts^in /s'au ; at ^^ '^^ 2|^

rest,
^^ o/i/A ting^ ;g||^ fank
wong
/'^m/' i)'ing

uben tbe mind is at rest k'aap Idiiff .

tben tbcre is joy, ;\^ ^ Restore, d^ [gj waan-ooi, :^

^Ij ^.^ '<uiii oh II fsak lok fnuk, (save) 5^ ^ /;;rtM^-

to go to rest, ^ f|^ Ime^ faan.

sbui ; to retire to rest, ^^ 1 Restrain, ^ ^-[J

kw)^-chn?y

J&^ fui^ .^ik ; it rests witb -I^R] ^ tue-clihiulc.

 .

RES S'2'.i 12 KT

Restrict,
\)j^ ^ haau^ cline'; iBo^ -fatrn ; to resnm'^ liis

to restrict one's movements,

mu 31; A'l iS i'^>«'^^ fi^oi^ hang Mi s'.e' fiiuk

rhni^ k'i
'^

ki/o tiinnji yum\

restrictoil to time.
m Resurrection, ^^ ^ fiink-

lf[] haan^ ting^ yaL k'i. shdiifj, Uwv'-s/iKfif/.

Restriction,
j(f^^ liaan^-to^ Resuscitate, ^^ /|£ fan'*

witliont rtstiicLion ;is to .s7/^/;/^ ;

to resuf:ciiate :i

time, :^|J^ pal hntin'

JD]
k'i.

]:e.ult, (in)
^ g^ rA?no/^- Retail,
^ ^ ^^J5
maai'-.<tr/i'-

/-/r/7j, (from' {i|^ ch'uut- foh',

^J !ing-maui\
oo, (ilie) ^ -^ kwaan- (trade) ^ /J'*
'^sii/-f/'/nt';

Ii!u\
^ [1^ haau'-ira'; retail-trade,
/J> ^ j^
aTways with the eame *ju s/z/rny / ,
^J> jp^ ^
result,
JC^P^'^^ /t ^13^ 6'*// niiiai niaai

•g* [FlJ
k-i haau' im' shaiig i'

fcheiuiL' shi l:aai t'nnng; as Retain, -g ^ lau-/}^;/,

j(^
'-^'•^sult,
|g;;g!T/S>ff^ •@ cs7/a//-lau ; to retain a
ifon wai^ ni kin^ 5ze^ to visitor, -C^ ^ lau A^w/c ;

result in good,
^J- ^ :^ to retain )>y foice, ;||^ ^
(under
ho kiP liinih ; to result in /i'i/« lau ; retain

f^-
/.//•o//
B IS fi
; to result in calamity,
«'' "'' disfavour) in olhce,

lau yum .
"'j£t^ff£:

^1^ S ^^^'"'•'i' Vau woh'. Retake, (a place) ^^^ f^k-

Resunit', [jlj jJll^,-^-
loi-faan- fuuk, (a prisoner) ^
^ shall, (return to) -^ ^ chuiik-faan.
 RET a2i RET

Retaliat*'. ^-^ waan- shau, ^^ ^'"^ ^''"^ '"^''^

IB Wi Po'-faan; to f'hik oh'eunu" leunj::^ ; a

retaliiiii evil for evil, \^ retired soldier, -^ ^-
^*g51i 'i ok' po ok\
Retard, ^g chai'.
^^ \^ kicui t*iu ki'^ ]iin(j sze\

ihoh-xniVAn , g^l^ chimj- Retired,

^^ //fl?/-tsing^,

maau'. ^^ ;'oy»\- retired and

Eetch, flg {sok'.\nj. elegant, 'nga
Y^ |^ J;^
//</?/ :

Retentive meinory, ;^^'|^ a retired life,

j^ E ''yan

hue ; a retired street, ^M

Retina, g^ )]^ ngaan mok. #Z fix ?^''^' /^'^/^ ''^"'

Retinue, ^^ ^ kan-paan ;
kaai ; a retired scholar,

with his reiiuue, JG^ ^

15^ M ue k'i ts'iii uen. /;?/e sze\

Rfctiie, y^ ^ ^'«i -pi\ •^ RetiremenL, pj^f p|:j tsiiig^-

chnung, l^|^ y(ni-ch'-u^,

to retire from office, ^ d8S £ tn' Av^f ; liigh officiars

sze or retirement into private

tt '^^ I
ihtJ Efl

kicai t'in to retire from

^^^
;

Iwn
^ ^
business, hiai
ue ka pnf
tciai^

pin'' kuu/tg sze

kirai

^ymi to retire one step,

^^—^
;

Retort, to,
^ pj waan- /m?/.
f'm hau^
Retrace, [gj ^ ooi po , i^
yat po^ he Mas obliged to
retire on half -pay, (g j^
[eJ
hau' ooi,
/Wrai chven' hii/: he retraced
^^ -^

^^^ 'k'ue ^'m" shik liis steps,

tE ,R SI 5S
2mon^ fining ; he has retired jfjj -^ k-ue y)w/( r//j<f/r

on a pension, j^ iS t'au i hue'.

 ; ;

RET 325 RET

Retract,
J^ p faan- hau, Retrograde,
-^J ^ /o hang
retrograde motion, ^ ^^
faan foot ; to retract yik hang.

verbal evidence, ^p'j^ Retrospect, |gj j^ ooi-7i:<7(?',

koi hau kmmq ; I will

not retract,
^fe 7 ft W ooi 52tf.

ngoh 'm shik in.

^
Return,
^ /aa», [g] ooi,

Retreat, ^ /"//i\ ^ ^scjm,

^ ^^ faan-hur\ /aa/i-

(^) H i£ l/an-ch'-ue ;
^
*lai,
^^ /ci^'^i, (restore)

to retreat towards the waan ; to return a present,

capital,
^ >fS iE IeJ ^® ^^ ^^^^ ^ ' ^° I'eturn a
pik tm ooi ^en^ sheng
retreated to the mountains,
^^
call,

pay a ^'digestioir'
tse po';

call, i.e.,
to

after a feast or dinner,

^^
s/iMm shaan. tse fsaii to return
Yjg ;

Retrench, ^^ -^ kacwi- home, ^"-^^^ A^^'^ ^w«'

shaang ; to retrench ex- A'wai; to return a visit,

penses,^

Z:aam
fc^ ni*
shaan g fai* yuung\
RM
ooi I'aai^; to return thanks,
Retribution, ^^jl^ ;.'o -yeng^.

Retrieve, ^^ tak-faan,
^ tse^ ga)i : to return an

1^ yeng-/aa/7, «^ W; answer,
^^ {^J ^ 7a^ ooi
he retrieved

reputation,
his lost t/wn
^zmi
; to return

the returns of
to,
^
the
jg f| [e] §f ;

ooi slioh shut ke^ meng

population,

/taw ch'-aak^
^ p j^
return passage
oo'

ticket, [e] |g ^ ooi t'an

Retrocede, ^ [g] /canu ooi. •;j'iV; the return of the

22
 ;

REV 826 REV

year,
^^ san ch^uun Revenue Department or
the return of the seasons, Treasury, J^^ /<?o^ fong ;

nn ^ :^^ 1^ S2e' /i^^'a^' Revenue Cruiser, ^ ^^

fuuk kav(;.
^ i5'fl;p sse shuen.

Reunite, •^^;® hop/aaw- Reverberation, [E] "^^ ooi-

maai, ^^ tsot' hop. sAar, (sound) IpJlBj ye'^5' "

Reveal, ^J ^ lv/»-shi\ hen II g.

Revel, pj ^g naau'-Vsai< ;
^^
Revere, i/wm shuong,

to revel in the moonlight,

^^ shuung fcen/,
^
harvest festival, ^^ ^ fuung' ]ceng\ ^^
sheung uet ; to revel keng^ waf; to revere the
among flowers, ^ if^ sacred truths heard there,
sheung fa.

Revenge, ^g -f/^
;?o'-ch'au,
kuung keng' shoh raun'* ke^

g 'fg
swe^'-han'; to
sheng^ to\
revenge one's self,
^^ g Reverence, fj^ ^hcung-keng^
B^^f/^ffc^'^'tsze^'i-j to love and reverence our
iV sze ch'au. parents, ®# :^ #
Revenue, ^ /bo^ngan, keng^ oi' foo^ mo ; the

Sages reverenced this

^ s/^Hi^ ngan ; revenue heavenly teaching, ^^

derived from land,

t'in s7;ia^; revenue derived

fp^ ® lit
/re?z/7^
?c a:
ts''ze tin
^^^^^'

to'.
m

from the ground, j^ ^ Reverend, (honourable)

ti' shiii^; custom's revenue, tnien., (elderly) y^ lo ;

^f^ Z:?m«n sMn^; Board the Rev. Mr. Li

^^
of Revenue, ^^ oo' po*; 0j^ Li rauuk sz&.
 .

327 REV
REV
fnuk-Acn^,
A '•'''^'"^- Revive, :^ {^
Reverie,
yup-sba[i.
:ffi jp^
^^ imik-s/umg, ^E
Reverse, (the) ^^3 ^ ^^m- ^sot'-wong',

tr Si ^W
(the spirits)

'^«-'^^"^-

^sen//-slian.

^] ^ 'lo-'^chnm ;
to
^§^ ^foan-jnn', ^
reverse a sentence, ^^
is the
Revoke,

|gj
chui-ooi, ^ ftti '. *•
o/m'; evil
Vrwn
revoke a law, ^^I ch'ae
reverse of j^ood, ^, 55 ^ lai' ; to revoke verbal
'"'^ ^^^'^^ '^'^
iB jR illi
^'^^
evidence, g!C P 'S^
seimg'faan'yei^t^evQvevie kuwif/.
"^Aat/

of a coin, U^ ts'in
Revolt, ^ fj^
pooi-voon
^
,

Revert, ^^ kivai-faan.
a revolt, 5^B t'aan ortP.

Review, Ijij
ucb,

P'eng
fffi U|
to review
'/^««^^-
Revolting, g {^ ^*'''»-

uet, §f ;

a book, ^^ P'eng shiie ;

Revolution, ^ ''/wM, [bI ooi»

to review essays, |3p ^ (in a state) ^ F^^

^ P'eng mun cheiing ;
to Revolve,'g'g^tura'^-tum'-
review troops, ^^ uet
chuen\ fum-t^iini-^c/iM«»,
an
suen-'c/tuen, (in
son
J;^ H.
Revile, |g^ im?:-mu, ^ orbit) ^^i^chau-chuen';
g 'A:o??^-waai'; I reviled
to revolve mentally, ^
him to his face, ^'g^® jg^
/aau sze-, the earth

c/iwen.
revolves, i^ |# ti'

miu' ma' ^k'ne ijat ch'eung. Revolver, 5§igi#lin-waan-

Eevise, j]^ gfc saihlcoi, ^ ^s'.««i7, %\ ffi ^ ^^»'-

sflM shuub. mia'-siM

5|t
 .

IIEY 328 RHY

Reward, "^ ^
she wig,
^ ^^ Rhapsodic, ^ ^ sze

" ^sheung-k'up,'^^^sheung- Shi ti,

:^ ;ffi ^ (U5 'm

fs'ze,
:Jg ^ /a-huung, sfizi?J^ lin ti.

W^ sheung mat, ^ Rhapsody,

mun.
:jj _^ k'wong

mat: to gain a
Rhetoric. ^ "^ ^2 'J^
shin
/«''

reward,
tse^

^^ ^ ^a/*:
in Jce' ^^:^M
faat\
shin luun ke ^'li,
pj yj*
'^sheu7ig; be rewarded my
/iaw ts'oi.
services, JB^^^jS ±
^ "^k'ue '^sheung ngoh /:c
Rhetorician,

ehin
> .

pin
,
ke
- f
sze
^^
^ ^T
,

Jcuung lo;

men, :^ ^R
to reward

XA
work
'^^
shin in c/te, ^ g^m

shin luun cAe.

''sheung kuung yan ; the

^
Rheum, ^ t'aam ;
yellow
good

AM^K
will be rewarded,
'^^"' y^'^
rheum, ^^ wong t'aam.

Rheumatism '^^ fuung-

isrt«; sbau sheung ; a
J^
shup.
placard offering a reward,
Rhinoceros, sat-ngau
J^'^
^
;

ij]^
^sheung Hp^ \
rhinoceros horn (supposed
public offer of a reward,
to detect poison) j^ -^
sax kolz
fa

W
huuug ; scale of rewards,
Rhubarb, ^^ taai -wong,

commend and
'^ ^shewig
reward,
Icaak

^g
;

^M
Rhyme,
^^°"^ leung.
p-j- -^ hip -wun ;

Rewrite,
kaam sheung.

M, tsoi se.
good rliyme,
/w ywm Inut
j{f
; to
^^
match

g fuukS. rhymes with another pei'son,

Reynard, ^J^ oo li.
5j^ ^ >voh 5Ai ; rhymes
 ;

RIB 839 lilC

in the even tone, ^ yji !

^ hip lak ; the long, i.e.,

p'ing •wun ; to make true ribs, •^ ^ clreung

rhymts, ^§|^ a^P 'wun ; lak ; the short, false or

without rhvme or reason he floating ribs, ^^ ^tuen

sometimes loses his temper, lak

lak
;

t'iu
one rib,

^Ji'?/^;
HJl
the
(^ #
ribs

(generally), gjffitfV^f* lak

km Jaat no hi loi shaak kwiit ; a hen's rib,

rhyming dictionaries,
^^ i.e.. useless,
^^ ^fl»

^> wun sA?/^ ; oblique lak ;

umbrella rib {i.e.,

rhymes, i.e., rhymes in the frame work), •^ "^ cA«

deflected tones, oM A'z<'?</ ; the rib of a fan,

jTC
c^a/r *wun ; rhymes in ra *^ s^/» *w?<^
successives lines,

lin hue *wun :

^^ ^
rhymes
^in
Ribaldry,

m\xx\-ch'au -hi\
^ W. "^

alternate lines,
^^ y# Ribbon,
^^ sa:e-W.
kaan kue 'wun : rhymes Rice, (hulled) ^ mai,

alternarins: in successive (boiled) ^ faan , (growing)

lines, kaak * wun
^ woh, (paddy) ^ ^/mi,
medial rhymes, ^ ttl
^ (old man's) >f|| ^ noh -

A" we chining *wun : words mai ; rice llour, -^ >^

of same
together in
sound rhyming mai fun ; rice cakes,
^
different tone, ^^ mai 7'^"^ ; to eat rice,

i^ S Si
S'wun «^«' ^'^^^^ i.e., to eat a meal generally,
tuung .
-^ ^ shik faan ; the

Eib, Itjlak, ^^^lak- cover of a rice-boiler, ^^

shaak' -kicut, (ribs)
§f *^ ^^ faan k'oi ; to steam
p'aai-A;u'u^ ; the ribs, '^ rice, ^ |g ^fAwe faan ;
 RIC 330 RIG

to gro\f (plant) rice, j^ ^ ^t/um ;

porridge of rice and
chuung woh ; he does not pork, ^I^^ chue yuuk
know the price of rice, i.e., chunk; to stock a field

he is inexperienced, "(K with rice seedlings, ]^^

PS 53J *p ^^'^« ''^^ ^ ^^ shi t'in shi woh ;

cAt niai k(i. ; lie's not rice weevil,

^^ ^ "^naai

worth his 'rice' (we say ch'uung ; rice liqueur, *^

'salt') -^-^^ shik shat
y^ ^ nch mai Hsau ;

^mai ; spilled the rice, i.e., ordinary soft rice, %^ 4^

spoiled the affair, -^j 7C chi7n *no\
to

Yj^
mai ;

"^mai
broken
^tsai ;
rice,

watei
y^
in
Rice-bird,

tseuk .
^^ 2^ woh-/a-

which rice has been washed, Rice-paper, '^^^tuung-'^chi;

^'/^y*}^ Snai l(om ^shui ; rice-paper pictures,

^ ^|^
boil your rice, i.e., slander 2 t-imng ^chi wa ;
(rice-

yo",
^ fS p^ tR ''^^'"^ paper plant) Fatsia Papy-
ni ^e ""mai ;

^mai
to buy rice,

to sell
rifcria, ^ M, t'uung

which
ts'o.

j^ /JC tik ; Rice-pounder, (a fly

ricf^,
IM ^ ^'"*' '"^^^ '
has a wag -tail-like motion
red rice, gC^^ huung of the body when settled on
^wi/A; *'raai ; rice of the anything, common in the

best quality, Jl Q iT^ bummer) ^ ^ 31 Hi

kuung kuung.
sheung paak Snai ; rice chilling ''mai

(paddy) field, •^ gj woh Rich,

^J^ foo -hau ^]^ ,

t'in ; rice gruel, ^ chunk ;

foo -kwai ,
(man) ^ -^
^
to boil rice to a thick gruel ts'oi-*^c/iM5, or,
^^ ^ii
(congee), ^^^^chuuk VO chunk ;
ts'oi '^chue

riches,
Ho ; the god of

ta'oi shan,
thin rice grue!, gj jjj^
 RID 831 RID

or gJr^S.^ ts'oi paak "i' -j^ /a- A;oo- fo«t, ^^

seng Icuun ; riches, i.e.,
D^ ''la- mai; he gave me
money will buy even the a riddle to guess, fg i^
gods, i.e., every one has ilS^^Kffi'k'ue^toW*
his price, 7r/ro/i Si":oh /rflfl.
^pfi^jffiJP^
ts'oi ^hoh 'i t'uung sban ; Riddled with, M#tr^
lie who steals the household
riches i.p., that thief of a r/a?/' ^toan

cook,
fjji]

rich
$^ and insipid,
t'ttu ha
V^
Vc/ Snoon sAa?i ; the vessel's

riddled with shofc

ts'oi ; funnel is

y^ nuung taam ; richly and Phell. ^"^^M

spiced, ^ *^ hcunfi

nuung ; a rich flavour, '^

^^ nuung mi ; rich strong chelc^ sbuen wi Pining ts'uea

wine, "^ ^^ nuung ^tsau. s/irtn wai^ V/7rt« Hsze faau

Riches, Bf ^ ts*oi-paak. ma ^shoh ^taan io ch'iien

Rickety, ^^ j^ i-i-yimlc. ^ Jaan coat quite riddled

Rid,
IgJ tsuet-V^[^ %siLh bullets, ^ '^ j^
lut-hiu ; to rid of care,
^
((^fong" sum, f^^ ^kaai kin' wai ^siu Uaan '^t€

lue ; to rid of trouble,

f i/«f naan
^ ch'-uen.

sheng;
H^ ; to get Ride, g| k'e, 5|
rid of, :^^ tah t'uei ; to to ride a horse, ^^ k'e

rid of moss,
^ ^' ch'ue 'ma, ^ :^ ,t!^ Jt i=lieng

ride
t'oi. tsoi' "^ma sheung^ to

Riddle, (sieve) |^ sAat, in a (sedan) chair, ^^

(puzzle) ^^ /»fli, (ask a) 'ts'oh Vrtw ; to ride in a

tX #1 — '^-mat-ya^ :f]"
carriage, ^ ^ "^ta'chi
 RID SS2 RIG

ch^e ; to rida in a ricksha, fall into ridicule, S| ^L

c . 3
van yan stu
:^^ff 'ts'oh ch'e Hsai

to ride at anchor,
^ ^Q Ridiculous, "pT ^^ ''hoh-siu .

waan pok ; the vessels rides Riding-jacket, ^ffi ma

at anchor,
^%^
naau Riding-master, M
shuen /i^aa/i ; to ride
ei
out u gale, 3^ P^ ^ JSL
kaau k'e sze.

^ ^15 taai'' fuun^ ch^ui Riding-school, i^, hok

'm t'liet naau. k'e *"/too«.

^iJge, ^^ I'in-tsek ,
(in a Rifled, (grooved)
A
field) :j^ lek ; the ridge yup-'^lau.

of a hill, (Jj 5^ shaan Right, ^ cheuk, J^ cheng ,

isek ,
jjj ^ shaan pooi ; 2[j ^ '^poon-'^tang, (side)

the ridgu-seam on a Chinese ^ yau'; right hand, ;;;j^

shoe,
1^ ^ hai leung ; -^ yau '^shau ; a right

good luck on raising the angle,

[^ ^ chik A;o7; ;

ridge-pole,
± # :^ ^ a right line,
g j|J
chik

^shenng leung taai kut ;

shv'; all right, quite right,

ridge-pole, ^
)^^ leung 0^ Pfjl
^ig^'-'^^ sciar'; on
tselc ; no back-bone, »'.«., on the right, ^ ;^ ^^ taoi'

moral courage, ^ -H ^ yau' ^;i« ; his work is all

*p* Sno wjfl^ fe^A; kivut. right,

tE ^ X^ ffi:

Hidicule, p^ ^ chami-siu , ^k'ue hop tso"* kuung foo ;

he is all right,
JE 9* "f*
hi -siu , (an object *^k'ue shan ''tatB

of) ^ ;j^ Si« -^jm^ ; to "^t'oh ^«^^ everything is.

 RIN S3S RIP

all right, <t #^^ It Rintr-worm, 3^ 6»n ; to get

sze' sze'' ^t'oh tony ; ia the ring- worm, ^^ *Art»^

right, '^ ^^ hop to sm ; red ring-worm, *£

^li, ^ cheulc : to put to ^fffl^i lumng wan huet

67/? ; a leprous patch,

^
/b??y' ^foh tong . f^ i^ A'um ta'in s»/l

Righteous, ^g i . Ringlets, — ^^^^ y*^^' ^^-^"

Rigid, in ngaang ,
>[|| kang ;

rigid with cold,

tuung^ ngaang^; a rigid

)^ JlJ ^ Riuse,

clean,
BgH /^n^; rinse it

to^
J^ |£ {^ V"''"^'
teacher,
^ ^^ iin sze

im
; kohn tseng', or d}^
long kohn tseng';
g^ ^
rigid laws, j^ '^TlJ lai\ to rinse

Rigmarole, if?:f^ \van^ shuef. the mouth, ^ p »aii^

Rigorous,
^^ im- kan,
^^ hau.

j^ .sA?/»i-iin. Kiot,
J[^
Ja. naau^-sze
luen'-naau',

there was a
^
Rill, 's.// hoh, ;

>J^Jg* /J>;g
«n/ k'ai, j^R kaan^. roit of considerable dimen-

Rim,
fcT
c uen-jn'n : the rim
sions, :^-.j^^}^^^
:j§ van yat taai tong yau
of a cap. i^ p| j!;ooi hou.

Ring, ^ waan, (finger) jg

/S2^

:^
iu

^ -^ •©
; a formidable riot,

*^^ai' uaau'
kaav-'^chi, (to)
:Jja U[p]
t/a^ ch'eung.
'Aew»/7, (a bell) 'to-
:fj-g Rip open, ^ij ^ Pong-hoi.
chuwig
15,
;

mo meng
ring-finger,
C
chv.
, .
^^ Ripe, ^ shuuk ; ripened on
the tree, i^] «/'«e*
_t. S&
Ring-leader,
Jg g t'au sheung' shuuii ; ripe fruit,
muuk, ^^ t'au yan.
i^ ^ ^ shuuk shang
Ringlet,
/J> 3^ S»w waan. kwoh ; ripe corn,
 EIS 334 RIS

shuuk kinik ; the fruit is stocks are rising, BQ?"^

over-ripe,

%woh
llt M >^ St ^ '^koo fun' ^cheung ka^;
^ts'ze i'aav' sliuuk ; as sun-rise, Q HJ yat ch^uut,
ripe (onr '
ruddy ') as a
cherry, Sheung;
fJL $p [jj ;ffi ^^ yat to rise in
shuuk ue sharoi cha t'o ; a rebellion, ^-^^^ fsok^yaati,
ripe scholar, i^f^isok'i^oon\fj^^^
'|§:^;^i'
paau hok Z-^e^ sze\ poon"* yik ; the rise and fall

Ripen, cheung shuuk,

-^f^ of a country,
H:^^|j^
ktvok ke hcng paai'; rise

Ripple, JJgr 7;o^-*mun -^ and fall in prices, {|j ^^

iSi ^SL
shiiijioh raun
^ ^ t% ka ke' 'hi fit'; the
*^s/«« mun. rise and fall in office, ^^
Rise 2^ 'si leung, 7«",
1^ sheng kong'; the rise of

heng-^hi, (get up) an affair,

^^^^^ sze'

^ %i-shan, ^ sheng, ke' kan yau ; rise (i.e.,

^ /a??ff, ^1^ faat' taat, source) of a river, ^pT y^

i^ *^sheung taat,
^ ;^ hoh ke' uen ; to give

tsang, j^ cheung ; the flood rise to,

gj; cAt^ ^J^\^p^
is rising, ^ '/^ "^sAza shoh H '^yau, ^ ;^ /roo'

cheung^; to rise in price, *^yau; rise in office,

|^ ^
^^ ^ i^san^ /i^a ; the sheng koon,
Rising,
j^[5t ^^o sheng.

vapour rises,
;5jcS_t JJ* (i.e., rebellion)
^^^
SA2« /n'^ Sheung sheng ;
tsok luen'; rising and at
the river is rising,
|^ ^C rest,
^^ ^hi hue.

*^ i^ hoh 's/iwi cheung Risk. U^ 'him, (to) :^ ;/oo;i^

^hi ; the tide rises, ^ *J^
at his risk,
'S^:fl':g;$f^
'sAui ch'iu ^cheung ;
 ,

RIT 835 lilV

ngoi szu' kwai ^k'ue ; to run Rival, ^v} ^ /ia^*t'au.

a risk, ^ |^ liang ^him^ Rivalry, ;;|»j]^ seung ehaang;

B? C^
ones life,
'"° ''"'" ' ^° '^"'^^

pin
bitter rivalry,

chaartg.
^^ /<?•

tin
meng ; to risk one s pro- Rive, :^gj ;;<«A^lit, (a)
j^
perty,

ip ;
^j; g^
at the risk of his life,
pin^ lea
Si
lit-^'Aaw.
tMu-lit,
(IJ,^P t'iu-

Wl^'^Z^ ^0 seno' River, ^ hoh, (a)

(^ ^
meng' ke* him ; wiHing to t'iu-hoh,
^ J^ t'ia-/;o?i^,

risk h'fe and lirab,

^^ (Canton river is called sea)

fl'
/m«
^ ii&
"^'"' ^^ ^'^^'''^ '^^^

; to risk one's 'all,' a river montli, j^lj" pj hoh

^ip p'ooit' k'uung ; to hau\ river water, ^p]" ^rf^
j^^
risk death in doing it, i^ hoh shui; up the
^
river,

^^ t^k Z*'^*"*^
*^^^^ ^"'^^ I lioh sheung ; down the
tso . river,
~J\ ^ hoh ha ; a
river source,
^^ hoh
^lai-mun ; funeral rites,
^ uen ; the source of the river

jjg so>?(7 'lai, gljjjffi ^'so//,,;' Hoang Ho, ^ yjfS sen^ uen;

'lai; the Board of Kites, the course of a river, j^pT

jjjg

^ lai po^ oflBce of Eites

(in a Yamen) jjj® ^ "^lai hoh to yiz^ taai' shoh lau
fong ; tlie three Books of /ce s/izu; tributary of a
river, ^|^r]* clii hoh; river-

^ i

hence,
'lai, and
jjg
the
fg
Book
'lai basin,
p^i 2c ?Rr ;2: Nb
Tc% ; in of foo' kan hoh ke^ i?; the
Eites,

Lai net.
it is said, jjj® Q' god of the yellow
hoh paak', Inspector of
river,
^
fQ
 ROA 336 ROA
Biver Police, (Canton) on the road to prosperity,
Jpf
fft jS/j- boh paak' ^shoh
Intendant General of Rivers,
;
mm g
faat' taat ;
i tsim^

on the road,
^stw

i.e., of inland waters, J^^ lo sheiing^ a level

I*,

road, 2p i^ p^gng lo'; a

lioh to royal road,
.
|j|p jg ue' to\

Rivet, (to) ne' lo'; by the road-

ft$jj^ c/nien'-
ftSS
tmg-'m\, (mend)
^QJ |^ side,
^^ lo' fin ; cross-

'ma-faan, (a) ^ B^' fj roads,

lo
-f^:^^^
a fork in a road,
shap tsze*

pM
leung-t'au-^(?w^ : to rivet a ;

broken bowl, 3^ Jg Aot cZ/Vi lo'; the

^j ij^ /^/^^

oon ; to rivet his attention, meeting of three roads,

^
^ tS ^ S
lau
J'"-?' '1^'"^ §^ 5S
hau.
P saflwj cA'a lo'

» ; to rivet iron plates

together, Roam, »|tt ya-i.

^jJ^^^li ^''"i'

rtiaai t^it paai}.

Roar, P^ Artfl-?/, Pj^ A«r/m\

Rivulet, ;^ /c'ai,
^y^p] 'siu- \
(of

kwang
thunder)
- ktir/ng
^ ^ g"
- sheng, (of
^^h, [Jj f^ shaan-haang. \

water) p'aang jt?am\

Roach, S^ -^ Ss'nnn-ne. I
yJJ^
j^g^gp'op-p'op-
Road, ig lor(high-) g «g I
(COL.)

sheng.
/:<?o;i-Io\ -^ g taai' to\

5|^ ^ t'liung kaai; to

Roast,
ij^
'j^ shiii, (in

roast goose, *jg}||

ashes)

^^
<?ot ;

make a road, "^cA^nr/

shiu ngoh ; a roasted pig,
lo^ to lepair a road,

po W;
^^^ 'J^ ^ 5^1" c>^we; roast
on the right road
be^'' ')^ ^ 0^ S'^*" ngau
to fortune,
^MnitJrM yuuk ; to roast over a char-
tsim^ •tsim hang ho wun^ coal fire,
j^^ faajv' ooi;
 ;

ROC 337 KOL

to roast brown,
^ 00% Rocky, ]^^ ts'aam ngaam,

nuung to roast in the

c,
^0^ shek ^t; a rocky pre-
embers, '^^ ^^^^''
\^»X.^
ooi.
cipice, ^^ shek ngaam.

Rob, i^t ^Ig ta^enng-i\xQi.

Rod, ^ A'o/i//, ^ ku'un^^

Robber. ^ *ts'aak.
^ fnnng; tlie rod of iron

^ ^^ ^i/!' t'iu : to give the

Robe, p'o.
rod to the child, W -^
Robust. ^|t ge ^<^^ong\ ^ chaak' tsze.

^ chong^-V\n ,
Rodomontade, ^^ '^ '^inong
Roc,

lock,
JJI
^ ^
p'aang.

p'oon-shek,
in,
^ HJ ^'zrrt hav.

H^ ^ ^ taai^-shek-t'aib Roe, (female deer) j§b£ yaii,

(to)
c
^^f^ 'leung->/i-
J^# lank mo, (fish-)
^
|:^ ue-ch'inni.
Rock-fish, 5^^ Bhek- Rogu6' ,^ f? ts'aak- /sai,
^fJ--laan^W,;|g^^
kau-kuung.

Rocket, (a) — ®^ ;j$

A:«7/n t'o,
>J> ^^ \«n<
ts'aak.
ijat-dd- hi- foh, (falling)^

ft ^'i ^^ Vcat^-luung-^o^-
Roguery, ^g^;^^ ^''^'"'^^

t'o A'e^ 6ze\

ti\ (a, to be caught)
^ Roll, (to) 1^ luuk, (up)
^ ^'fla«'-t'au, -^ jjg /«-
;^ A?<c?i-maai, (as water)
{^

Rocking-chair, ^^^ /i/wA;- i.

^ Acu'M/i, (a) ^ kueii;

to roll together and to un-

Rock-salt,
^^ shek im. roll,
j^ ^ kuen shue ;

Rock-work, '(g 5 Ui ^^^"

roll it together,
^
|g
shek-s/iaan. ^uen maai ; i^ ^ ^
 ;

ROL 338 ROM

kum hi loi ; a roll of cloth, choose a husband, i|^

— ^ 1S y^^ *^^"^'^
P^^' ^ /;'flf«^ s^?? k'au ; the
a — ^^
roll of paper, ball rolls,
^||^ k'au luuk;
yat hmi ^chi; a hot roll, the ship rolls,
^ ^^ '^
^<J^'ii'l^ it siu ir.aan
Jl ^i ^ shuen tsoi^ '^hoi

t'au ;
a roll call,
^J^ sheung^ iu hniJc ; to roll

^»w mens: ; the roll (i.e. between the fingers, ^^W^

register of names), ig ^ ts'oh noli ;
to roll incense
meng po ; when the roll was sticks, ^3^ ts'^oh heung
called,
f ig ;^
j^ 11$ 'tim to roll out tlie dough, &^
meng chi shi ; to roll a ball,

k'au to roll
li ^^
^fun; capital must be kept
/5'o^ hoi min'

J^ 35|^ ?«/w'c ;

the ground smooth, jj^

luulc nai to roll ink,
^
(in
rolling,

uen ^k^ivim
ItilS'SS *^s'oi

;
k'-ivim.

printing), i[^g hwJcmnk; Roller, ^ cZiiVi,

^ luuk,
to fall rolling over, ^{^

hade lok ti'; to roll to

^ a stone roller,

kiv^un; the roller of a map,

^'^ shek-

ill}

and fro, i.e., to rock,

^j^^lv ^tM^W\ ^^ t'o ^^'

chunk ; rollers (i.e., heavy

to roll with the feet,
^game J^) waves at sea) ^ "J^
taai
.J

^^ pi keuk^ luulc ; a long\

of rolling cash or coppers, Rollicking, ^-^ faan- tau.

•1!^^ Zww/i; ngau ; roll the Rolling-pin, ^^|_^ ngaan-

blinds up,
^ ^ B^ V|S min -kwun .

7«/en hi cheung lim ; to roll Roman Catholic,

^ ^ ^f
the eyes about,
^^ [JE T'in- chue-kaau ; a romau
^chuen *^ngaan ; to throw the
I W^ ^'"^ ^"''^
P^ *

embroidered ball, i.e., to Romantic, ^ :^'J

7/we-waan .
 ROO 339 ROO

Rome, j^ [^ IiOh-*ma to go ; /mm' fong ; a library,

^
|

over to Home, |g ^ ^ s/"^<? fong ; drawing

ffSr yup loh ma kaau ; in i

^^
room, //rtfl/f' /'fln^,

Rome do as the Romans do, j

A ^ M J^" ^««^'
fong: spare room, pj]'^
jup heung ts'ui tsuuk, yup haan fong ; this room is
'

S//f// tsMii irnnn. oconpied, PJgfrg,'^^A

Boof,
^'fl" \\Zf^-*pom\ g -^ ni kaan fong yau yan

^ uuh-pooi , ^^ nga chue'; in the room of,

^^
niin , (of the mouth) _£_
i
toi'; my private room,
^
n^ shenng -ngok ; to roof,
J4 §^ J^ ngoh S2e Art

S5® ^-'ot^ ^iga min'; fong ; no room "^i^-j^

:

tliis house is roofed with mo ti-" fong, ^-^ mo wai\

slate.
^ligMfflS® Roost, ^ j^ kai-ts'ai, (to)

^^ ?2i Z:<i«» j/j//^ yuung^ ^pL //i(/// ; a roost for birds,

shek paan k^oi^ min'.
Rook, to (i.e., to cheat) ^ nin ta'ai chi ke shue^; the

Room, ^ *fong,
birds are roosting,
^ ^^
)|^ ^-^/z^r,
^^j^ /s^m/;;' niu ts^ai sik.
(space)

*teng;
i^-^
a httle room,
u-fong, ^ Root, ^'j^ kan, (and branch)

J^ -4^ ^^ ;7oo;?-moot, (and

^si«
fong '(sat,

fong;
yJ^
no room
i^ ;^ rise)
^ |(g loi-lik; the
ti for root of a tree, ^^^ shue'
hope,,^n]- 1^^^ mo
mong ch'ue ; next
kan : lily roots, ^ la lin

Ao/j ngau ; sugared lily roots,

room,
pg ^ /;w/:' fong;
US 1^ t'oug ngau pull it

^^
;

dining room, /.?'a«n up by the roots,

^^^^
fong ; bed room, ^ 2JJ pat /i« /^a/i /oon; love
 ROS 340 ROU

of money is the root of all dog

aangfa; a
rose,
^ j| Jg
prickly rose,
t'ong

^j
oi' ts'oi naai woh kg' kan ;

to take root, to strike root, Rose-apple, ^^S p'o-

^%^ffiloktiVa«^' t'o- kwoh.

kan, ^ J J^ WS the roots of a
^-^^"^ Rose- wood,
muuk.
:^^yj\; /a-*li-

sbat lie ti ;

vigorous tree strike deep, Rosin, ;j^ ^ ts'uung-Aew»^.

Rot, (dry) ^^ M foo-'ko,

chong^ sliue'' ke kan shum (damp) ^ mooi.

yup ti ha ; to root up or Rotten, ^ 'j;^ mooi-laan ,

out, :^ pat, ^ ch'ue, ^ (putrid)

Jif )^ foo^laan',
;|S hue^ kan; the pendent (worm-eaten) $^'W|| chue -

aerial roots of the banian, laan ,

Rotate, j|^ ^ luun-c/mcn';

banian beard). retire by rotation annually,
Rootlet, ^ k'eung.

Rope, $3g *sheng, ^ laam', nin luun lau ko Pui ;

(a) t'iu-*sheng a rotatory motion,

j^. $11 ; jffimj

bamboo rope, 4^|'r| chunk luun tuung .

laam"*; to make rope, :^ Rouge, gg 1^ chi-fun,

^^ ta laam''; to give him ^g in-chi.

rope enough,
J^ ^gt Ig Rough, ^ ^s'o,
mi haai,
^
fo)ig tsuung *^k'ue. n§ lak-tak; rough hand-
Rose, J^^^ moo\-hvai - writing, •^y'^ '^shauts'o;

fa, (monthly) ^ ^^ uet- coarse and rough, ){^^ DS|i

kwai ,
(quarterly) plj ^& ^s'o-haai ; a rough draft or

^ sze'-kwax -ch'uun; the first copy, !^^ ^s'o Ao ,-

 ;; ;

ROU S41 ROW

aronghdaj, tlSLH^ Rouse, |g^ tik-%, fj-fl

ia fming yut t^ze; a rough ^ta-'seng, (urge)gj;|| Aoo-

sea, *]^ -^ long taai\ ^mo ; to rouse to fight,
^
Round, m uen,
|g % [f, P^ /<:j)t tdii' ; to rouse a

t'uin-t'uui-Aw«, (turn)
^ rebellion, ^|^ ^'^i^ /(/an.

chuen\ ^* IfJ j^^

t'uni- Rout,
^ASUK rhuung'-

Vwm-chuen ; a round sum, yan-luen -tsue\ ^I -^

® 5R ^K
ngan a
ffli
ts'ai t'au

round sum,
luen
Ysrru;
-
^^
tsau, pam
.s/w''; (to)
1^ (]^ paai'
chan ,
^^ ta pttai\

tsuHiig sho^; all round,

^ Route, ;t! 1^ to'-Io'.

^ chdu wai ; tlie whole Routine, fWi^ kwaan^-Jcvig,

round of a life, —^ ijat

shang ; the whole year sheung kUcai, ^'i^ paan^

round, ^^ rhau nin faat ; the daily routine of

round about, ^^ ^ 52e ^ork, QBmf&s:x

ch^ite^,
^ ^ see wai ^c yat yat shoh tso /cfl'

kindly come round to Bee kuung foo.

Rove, 5^ yau,
^ J^ haan
/s'pn^ Si lai kin ngoh ; to yau, ^ j^ Awe^ k'lvaang .

walk round, TlM-^lM:. Rover,

^^ yau- shau.

hang i;ro/i^ A'o/:' shice ; to Row, (rank) g hong,

J]]
turn round,
^^ cAtW laat ;
plant them in open
t'au,

roll round
[e] Jg
in the
ooi L'au

hand,
;

:^
to rows,

chiiung
M?A
hoi yat laat
—M M laat

1^ ts^oh uen ; to fire three arranged in five rows, ;^b

rounds, JJiHPlR] W f^ng ^1 3l ll P'aai lit 'ng

mam heu/ig p^aau . liong ; the trees are in rows,

23
 , ;

ROY 342 RUB

#i
shing
n^n honoj ; a
Bhue^

row
lit

of
ch'iu

Princess
t'eng luut faat

royal, y^ ^^
; a

houses, — j^.M^M hmvg chue; a royal couple,

^K yat t'iu link ue seiing

5M3iS— A
C 3 .J
^^"^
lin. ue wong hau i yan ; a
Row, (disturbance)
^^ royal salute,
f^^§'^
kuan wong
i\&au-Bze\ ng H^ ts'o ch'iu paai
royal authority, gig';^
chaang ; he kicked up a row 1^ wong tot' A^e k'uen

with his master about his members of the Royal

wages,

Ji
lE^Bi^A
— mMfM.^
family,

wong tai
^^Z^X ke ts^a?i yan ; a
k'ue ue tuung chue wai^ royal palace, — ^'§*i^
yau kuung yat sze"* sew/2/7 pat tsoh kuung ^^
tin^,

chaang hi lai. wong tin ; royal residence,

Row, (to) ^ chaau , row

i^ wong kuung ; royal

ashore, ^ i§ JB chaau^ assent,

^^^ yum ^chuun.

maai t'au ; row across the Royalty,

^^ wong to ;

river,
^ J^ fS
hoi
chaau'

row-harder,
emblems of
ue mat
royalty,

(a tax or
fjft]^
money
kwoJi ; ;

jjH ^ ;^ chHiut lik payment) |g ^J || po'

chaau .
kaau ngan.

Rowdy, g :^ !^-t'o. ^"^' "IM c^^**'

1^ ts'aat

Row-lock, ^ Jjp
'^«eMn^- moh-ts^aat
'^ noh-soh
,
(the hands)

; to rub
Royal,
S 3E '^^'^^^ ^0"?' with wax and polish, jj^
1p wong,^ ue ; the ^^ /s'aa^ laap ; to rub
royal law,
|g E # Sf down ink, ^^ naoh mak;
 RUD 343 RUI

to rob on paint, (a3 native Rudiment, ^\ p'ooi, ^]}

painters do) :|^ y^ noh P^ ch'oh-t%o -ke ,
(of learn-

*jan ; wash and rub, ^ •^o) /J> ^^

5iM-hok ;

^ -^
.t'7» moot'; to rub off,

moot' hue^; to rub

rudiments of grammar,
^
^^<Jl^ mnn cA'oA
along, —g^^ yat^
kaai ; to teach
faat

the rudi-
chek
(polisli,
tso"* hne^;

brighten)
to rub up,

f^ ^fc
ments,
^^ k'ai mung.
Rue, (to) »[^ /boi\ (a plant)
ts'aat' ktrnncf; to rub with
^^ ch'aii'- ts'o.

ts^aat' chi.
Rueful,
^ 1^ /7flt -a»'.

Rubbish, ^i^ /"^i^-raat.

^^
Ruffian, ^^ huung-Vo.

j^ laaii'-iiai.
^^ laap- Ruffle,
,|g ^ ^«^w'-maai.

saap\ \^^^ faai chai Rug, (hearth-) j^ p ^ lo-

'ye. hau-chiyi.

Rubble, ^^ maan-ahek. Rugged, jll^Jill /r't-'i'w^, ^

liaby, |l jf ;5" hnung-po- P^ lak-k"ak, ^^& ngaam-
shek. ts'aam.
Rudd, SM W ts*uun-ue.
Ruin, '^^ p'oh -paai',
^
Rudder,
Rude, ft
j|-:£

ts^o,
t'oh.

^
^^
jf
't'aai.

'mo-
Ijt
pang-^^^?,^ ^ paai'-

waai'; some one has tried

>-t-/u.^,
iR 5^
^ A S^ W
'^a»'
:g
to ruin me,
^'lo- mong; a rude abode,

M '§ ^ S ^^'^ 'lo ^»' ^ yau yau yuuk hoi'

ngoh ; trade is ruined, Bj^

WM^; rude work, j^ JQ
c/iwtf^ kuung; rude language, W i^l ihang % waai ; to

7^ ^ fc'o wa^ a rude ruin a reputation,

Jjj[
i^
meng.
winter,
J^^ im tuung. paai'
 HUM 344 BUN

Kale, jg ^ k'wai-'kue,
^ Kumble. U hivang, (coL.)

g faat'-io\ (to) <g SSfe t'um-t'um-s^m*7;

%on-^li, (paper) ^ %
the rumble of thunder,

^k lui kwang.
^
kaart' -svt'

country, ^^Ij
',
the rule of

Icivok' chai^;
a
Ruminate, ^^ faan-'^ts'o,

>KS y«^"^-"g^*^' (reflect)

rules of a school, |]| ^ ^OSS 'um-sze-sze,

^
*^Jcoon k'u'ai; the rule of a ^ ffi^ ^ fsoi^ saam sze

family, ^ jg^ A-a ching ; tok.

to rule the empire, ^^ Eummage,;i^:ji^^cAflflw-V'an,

~p ha^• to rule
chi^

^
i'in

^oow chi'.
Rumour, '/g Jg^ stt<-si7:,
^
over,

Euler,^^
^p-
'chue-'tsoi,
^ ^ fuwig-shing, ^ ^
lau-/iiw»// ; rumour says
/^ man rauuk, ^J^ yan
that,
^^ yan chuen ;

muuk,^ g]g muuk sze;

rumours got about that, ^^
(an instrument) [j^ J^ A'fti^ V^yaiichuea'
Jcaan-ch'ek'; the tailor's

'foot' rule, igf^H P'^^^ Rump, ^ ^^ *^mi-A;fln,

J^
Vi-luung-/j?^'i^^
ts'in c^'e/c^ the mason's 8i *H*
Rumple, §|ch'aau, ,^Rg
foot rule, M ffi H ^^^"
ff^ ch'aau-mfl!?i^-W2flw^.
puwig ch'ek\

M S
Run, ^ Vsaw, ^^ V'aau-
Kiim.

Wu;
ti^
(strange) 1^^^
^^''^ '^''P
^^5«M, ^ ;^ pun Hsau;
(off)
(as water) ;^ lau ;

'koo 'lo yeung', -^g Vcoo ^ i»S

^/sflw-lo'; I ran to

JtM/aai', 1^*3^06^ 'f^oo shik hiBhelp, Jg^*B91g

^ngoh *^isaM Awe^ choh^ k'ue.
ti.
 ; ;

RUN S45 RUN

to run aji^roand, heung^ ngan hong ^^s'wt

kok^ tsHn; rirers run into ngan ; run to an enormous

the sea, ^^ '^ AM ^'^^

lau yup ^hoi; the bill has cheung^ k'i s/mn ; run to

thirty days to run, ]jJQ

^ seed,
J^ ^ /ti^ chuwig;

don't run into debt, I§^

taan haan^ saam shap yat
kaau
^A.^ 'm ho hint* yan

^'gb,
ntran

\% -^
; the waves run
long' taai';
ts'in ; to run after,
^ ^g
kan mi ; to run out (expire)
it has
running,
rained

— ^^^
three days

i^
^^
over, (overflow)
"^moon k'i ; to run

»^tt|5R
^ l/at lin saam yat lok
lau chUiut lai ; run up, (a
ue ; I ran short of pens and
flag)
|>S )S -'^'"'^ '^^'
tt
cAV "^/n'; to run into
ngoh yuung"* uen chi put;
to fight cocks and run {i.e.,
port, m
tsuun koiig hau,- to run
race) dogs, |IIJ || ^^ wild,
^^ faan .<:Aan^.
iau' kai tsaii kau; in the

long run,
^J |g to' ^tai
Runner, (official) y^^ < »"^-

a run of good luck, ^S ^ eh^aai;

^ '^ ^
Yaraen runners,
nga moon
^j
f^
fi'^Z^ ««' ^«^ '^0

ch'aai yik f«n^.

ts^oi k^ sze^; the letter

runs, itf^'jg^ ti''Z& sunn Running, ^ *^^saM, )/)^ lau

uet.; to run a race, f^ ^ running water, *^ |^ ^

taii' fsaii; to run off,
^ ^ lau tuung^ ke^ '^shui,
^
^ /.?a?{ t^uet'x to ran into, •^ oot ''shui; running

j^ ^ tsau ynp ; a run on expenses,

H!^ ffi 9
the bank, [RjlStTBZffi yat yuung ke shai fai ,
 .

KUS 346 SAB

F|1 '^ ^ yat chuung Russia, ^||i;|li g Ngoh-

'shaifai,
j^ ;^ 5 \o\i-sze-kivok^

tok yat ke^ fai^. Eust, ^ saz<\ (to)

^^
Running-band, shang-sau^; door hinges get
[^ ^^ Pso-

shue, [^ ^ 'ts'o tsze . rusty,

P^ ^ ^ ^ moon
sAaw^ saii; be
Running-knot, 'y^^\^ lo- ytaaw' to

shue- i. rusty, (i.e., out of practice)

Rupture, (See Hernia), (to)

^ © 4 SS i^"^' ^^^

^ lit; the rupture of a shang shoh.

Rustic, ~\\ heung- ha.
blood vessel, jIlL^^§J ^Ijj

huet ''koon p^oh chai^; rup- Rusticate,

^ ^^ km-heung.

ture between two nations, Rustling, '^ '^ ^ sAfl-

HI @^^ i^ '^"^'''^^^
i'^^
sha-sheng^ sa-sa-sheng, s6-

B0-«7/f>?^.
"woh.

Rural, f 15 ^ heung.% ^gf Rut, |i|l ^ kivai-io^y

T\ heung- ha; the rural |U[ ch'e-ch'it'.

population, g ^^ tif ^
Rye,
^ mak,
yJ^
siu-

^ ^ ^i^e ^s'Mcn lok ke ^

mak, ^>g^ mak, /j\
ts'o

mun yan. ^^ sin min' mak.

Ruse, =1^ =-j* kwai kai ,

^-C I^yot>
;S ^ nuung/oo.

Rush, (to) yr}l ^ ch'uung-

tat ; rushing on like a hen Sabbath,
^ ,8> 9 Ohn-sik-
in a

wan
fit,

kai.
^^^ chuung yat ; to keep the Sabbath,

Rushes, j)^ i^ ]^ tang-sum- yat ; to break the Sabbath,

%\
haam-'^sAwt-
(mat-^)
1^ ^ :^ i]L^M,Q fs^SLu" ohn sik
^s'o. yat.
 ;

SAC 847 SAC

Sable, (fur)
^ t{i & ^*«*- Sacred,

or
39 shing^
command, ^ijjg shing
; sacred edict

Sack,
H nong, ;^ •toi', (to) luun^ a sacred book, ^^
^ gC kip-Uuumj; the 1^ shing^ king.

troops sacked this city, j[S|

Sacrifice,

sacrificial
^ )ji|J

{jrajer,
/5fli'-tsze^

(burned

/i ping kip' leak '^/s'2e shing;

after recital)

mun;
^^
sacrificial .scroll, I
/sat'

hung
cause
his

him
misconduct

to '
will

get the sack,' ^g

over a coffin) ^ "^^ tsat
chuuk ; sacrificial oblation

^^
on behalf of the dead, ^
wai pit ling
k'ue 'm Ao hang

k'ue pi^ AaaA;'.

^ tsai^ yan; Commissary
of sacrifices, '^jjlE^lS
^* 'Q
Sacking, /Jo' jt^^az/.
^ tsaC tsze' kuung ying
Sack-cloth, 7§.
fg ^ /s'(j-
koon ; to sacrifice at the

mvk-po ; to wear sack-cloth, tombs, ^ ^J paat shaan ,-

^ cS K <"^'"^« V«i«m^ to offer sacrifices to Heaven,

ma.
Sacrament, ^^ /?/a^ Bhai , sacrifice to implore bless-

ings, ^ SE ^ Si /^«»'

part
lai ; the sacrament of tsze' k'au /"uwA; ;
(to

baptism, ]J^ jjjj

'sai 'lai with) :|^ 'sA^ :^ p'oon\

to receive the sacrament of

ijt H jD'o(7n'-kuung ;
to

baptism, || ^ j® 'Hng sacrifice one's self, :^ ^

sa\ lai ;
to administer ''she shan ; to make a

baptism, shi ^sai sacrifice for the good of

lai. others,
:f^ S§A '«^^
 SAB 348 SAF

ki yik yan ; to sacrifice sad countenance, 5^ ^

one's life,
:f^ ^ kuen sbau yuung ; a sad story,

ming\
Sacrificial, ^ D^ /sf/i' rt; ke* koo sze\ a sad business,
himng sze
sacrificial court, iflp .

^Jjj^*^^ P^l
^'rtflt sheungtsze^; sacrificial Saddle, g^ oA;z,
,^ ^ 'ma-
ox, ^^ ^^ Az ngau ; sacri-

ficial implements, ^ ]]j|J Safe, jj^ *^ '^ican-toncf, ^

SSjlH '*^*^ ''^^^ ^"^ miog; '^ \^o\^•tong\
g ^
sacrificial paper, y]Q ^ ;/-rtn-cban'; tbe invoice and
uen Vo, :^ Ig ^ft
hum bill of lading bave arrived

ngaii ^f^i, |];\^ ^cAt ts'in ;

here safelv, <^ || ^rf flg
village sacrificial temple,

7;<?»^ tsoi chi i ^o t'oh

Tcaan isai' ''ts'o kg' miu ; fo/i(7 ; far from safe ^^X^
sacrificial meat, ^ iiilp^ ^' B^ sham 'm li-a/i

j^ -^ /srtt sban ke yuuk cban^; all arrived safely,

shik ; sacrificial dress, :^

to lai p'ing oAn i.

lai fuuk. Safe, (for meat) ^j^ fuung-

Sacristan,
^ ^^ ^ jj^ /an^, (an irou) ^ ;j;g iJ'zY -

A'oo/i ''lai pacti' t'ong cA?.

-^
seung,
^^^ ^^^Z
Sad,
^^ p^ yaw-moon^ maan seung, fe

J5i;flt'-a.\ (how!) p]"'!^ ri^ /:«^j(? maan .

AoA-lin, p]" >j^ '^hoh-sik,

^^^ news,
Safe-gnard,

fong 00
^^ ^Z^ the
^i^3^ ^'^ ^*^°' A;e sze"*; fire-

liJ;Sf^\& pioisiusik; engine is a safe-guard

 ;

SAG 349 SAK

against fire,
tJC 4^ 75 BSF Said, (the) ^ /rfli; the said

^S A "& '''''"*' ^-^'^ '"*'" money, ^® ^'>» ngan

fong h\ kue ya.

the said man, ^^ ^ot

Safflower, (colour) ^^, ^X /<^- yan ; it is said,

7f j /^ fj
huung. ^yau yan wa^ I said,
^|^
Saffron, ^X i,^ 7£ hnnng- ^ *^ngoh wa^ he said

laara-/;/,
^ ^X 7^ A'«»
nothing,
tE fl tti ^
^k'ue Sno ch'unt shing.
huung fa.

Sagacious,
f^ j^j iing.]i
Sail,g 'li, Ip/L
faan, (to)
^
^
.

Sage, (a) gg \ shinr/^-ym,

S
hang-shuen,

J3. 'shai-fuimg,
(set-)
j^ S/ifl»,

the sage Kings (Yao and

Shuun) S0 ^ shing^ wong;
Vi'e-'li ; to take a sail, p^
the Four Sages, {i.e., the
ijj^ hoi
"^11
; to shorten sail,
two Kings with Chow
Kuung and Confucious)

3£ sze^ shijig^ ; the early

^^
g ||]g lok ^fl» se % ~p
ijlljl ha' ^li ; to strike sail,
sages. ^ 10 koo shing ,

.-S'^STt'lA^i^tia^/"-
7 i sin in ; the later
Sail-cloth, ^ faan j70 .

sages, >^ ^ hau"* shiiig^;

Sailing-ship,
|J/[^

Ip/^ ^fl
faaa
the Temple of Sages,
^S .s/it>?^^ miu'; sage and
^ shuer.,
H^ &S wai

p'aang shuen.
wise men, ^'^ shing in; Sailor, ^ \<;hui-^shmc.

(herb)
^^ 1^ loi-*lo'- Sake of,
;jJC

J^ ^vaiMa^yat
ch'a,^5^
g ^ r»«v7- wai ; this god is worshipped
posterity,
A:;ro/t -ch'a. for the sake of

Sago, IJ? ^ TJC sha-kuuk-

mai, ^StR ^'^'^ ™^i' yan j^arti ^ts^ze shan ^i k'aa
 a
;; ; ;;

SAL 360 SAL

^tsze tsze ; for your sake, Salesman, ^ "^ -^ maai

/oA^ ^shau.

kai ; fof the sake of gain, Salient,

{5l [ii 5^ tat cA'mm?

lai.

for the sake of posterity, Saline,

^^^1^ jau im mi\

^^ -^ ^ wai ^tsze siien. Salisbury seeds, ^ 3£ paak-

Salacious, ^ '^kaau. '^ku'oh.

Salad,
^ ^ f^hmig-ts'oi Saliva, fH^fC ''h^^^- shui,

salad -^ ^ y^
oil, shang in.

ts'oi yan, t'^y^ ^laam yau. Sallow, g =^ Q Q wong-

Salary, -^ jj^ y/^?/;?v-lu"k wong-paak-paak ; a sallow

a fine salary, fe ^ iiau face, ^ |F[f min^ wong.

luuk ;
3|^ -yk s«/i Vi?a Sally,
^ {^ "^ ''tsau-ch^uut.

(lit., fuel and water), _3l Salmon, ]^ ^ ma- yau

^^ liuung hum, ( ue.

teacher's) |^ ^ sau-lcum. Saloon, g '^ /wayt^-t'ong

Sale,
^ ^2jfE
^--1-"' rfi ^ 1st saloon,
g| ^
jjg ft
stM-lo"", (for) ^ ch'uut- t'au ton^ shuen wai^; 2nd

maai ,
(auction)
[j[j

[|j :^ saloon, H^^^C

cA'^^M^t'au, (deed of)
^ tang shuen wai^

^'«i , Vj^ 1^ Cheung -¥ ai Salt, ^ im, (salted)

||^
ready for sale,
^ haam, (Epsom) ;^J» J^^
maai ; no sale for, p'-oic'-sm, (to) ^^ »p ; rock
maai 'm
.5
talc; always salt, ^^ shek im ; baked
on hand for sale, '^^ Kj salt ground-nuts, '^i^'^
^ sheung ^yau cA'^^w^ i\l haam ^shui fa shang
maai ; a forced sale, ES ^ salted and sun-dried cab-
k'eung maai\ haam ts^oi*;
 SAL 851 SAL

salt fish,

mine,
^^ linam ue ;

tim fau
salt
g^ gg ira -yj^ naai ts'cng

Tiwong ; salt iimibli, l||i|([2 ohn ke^ lai ya.

haam t'in. Salute, (to) 1^^ ts'ing-ohriy

Saltpetre, j^ 1^ haam-sw<, (a)

JjiS 'ifl
'iai-;/^^?^'; to

T^ sin ; foreign saltpetre, fire a salute, "jj -^ ^^

f^T^fl yeung siu; saltpetre fong^ holi^ ])^aau\ or 'J^
(lep6t,
^fl )^ .sm cA'o;?^.
^ jKfQ
s/«'u hoh^ 2)''aau';

Salts, ,Wj ^ l^a 'ma nga all constables will salute

siu, or
^ ^'i^*
inong siu.
the Heads of
departments, ^\MWi
Government

Salubrious, vS ^pfl wan-vfoh,

jfn^ woh p'ing,

^§ ch'aai yau shi lai u«
J^ A :S' Va" y*'^^ ^'^
nga moon ke koon cheung
siii

;
yan shan ; a salubrious
to salute by knocking the
climate, ^^^-^ ± head on the ground, p|J
woh
p'ing «e'' sAwi Vo,
^ k'-aiH' t'au ; to salute by

putting the hand to the

Salubrity, iff 'hid
^J^l ^'O-
head, fip "j^ k'aii' '^shau;
'to.
to salute with folded hands
Salutary,^t :^ 1I§5 ^^^ong
shanti, UilgllfiJ >
to the forehead, ^ ;^
kuung kuen ; to salute one
huet^ hi^

salutary effect, jfjp

ti ; to have

^ /ca
a another, S ^ffi tl lH °o'

5tfu»^ hang lai ; salute by

bowing with half-closed
Salutation, ^ ifl§
hang ^lai, hands,^
;tS ^W tS tffl

^ JfiM
^*^^' ^*' '
bows are
^^ /a<Mn^ shau tsok*

given by way of salutation, kuen shi lai.

I
 ; ;

SAM 852 SAM

Salvage,
* [^ Og |fc
shui yeung tso^;

name, |^Ji4 t'uung

the same sur-

sw^i';

'/"^^ ^""' fellow graduates of the same

19 :^ #1 y^"
ooi ^e"* mat. year,
|^ ^ t'uung nin;
Salvation. ^ l(nu\ i^^faJc- the same as, "^ "U^
ho

Tcau\
^ j^ kaic' -faat' ""ts'ze : of the same class,

the salvation of the soul,

1^^ t'uung lui''; brothers

K 2^ ;2
ke* kau'; the
Ife l"^S
^an
salvation of
born of the same mother,
t'uung /;«aM
ISjBa^l^
sinners, >^ ^^ haii'
Txiag tai ; the same in every
tsui^ van ; Clirist is our
particular, "(g — llfl^ |^
salvation, ^§75S2 fffi^ *^k'ue yatti t'uung sa^%
>^ »^
kt kau^ fant
7a ^z<w^

;
naai

eternal sal-
ngoh
all the same,

t'uung practically the same,

^ |^ kaai

^
;

Ving kau\
vation,

Salve, ^'^J^^
>|c^

^o-yeuk-liu',
tl i^ ?»J '^° ^^^^

fun pit.
s/i^ tuuk yeuk,
Sampan, g^ Sim ^t'eng,
^ kaau^ choh': (to)
^ i^
/]>»

sartm faan.
>^ [B] i«u^ ooi, -j^ lei
Sample, t^ -^ yeung^-^^s0»,
order to
^s'Mf ooi

salve the cargo,

; in

l^^l"^
^ *paan^ like the sample

^ i kau^ foh' mat.

— i^
enclosed, fl^^-ffp^l^JV^
i —^
W f/«V
Same, |q| t'unng,

yat yeung', |^ —^ suun^ noi^ ""sAoA Arao;?' ke^

t'uung ya^ yeung ; same as foh* ^j^eian yat yeung'; goods

before, ^ -^ » kau^ not up to sample, '^yf^^

make the same as the ^ foh^ pat tui' paan ; a

pattern,
fl^^ ^^ cAm' sample of tea, ^j^ ch'a
 SAN 353 SAT

paan ; samples of hard Sap, chup, jg V«>, ;JC

'j^l-

wood, '^ '^ fM ^^^^^ s/ju» ; bamboo sap (used

muuk paan. as a febrifuge) ^ ]^

Sanctify,
^^ tsok^-shvig\
chunk hk; (to undermine)

^^ 8hing-s/»'«/.
Sapan-wood, ^ yj^ .w-mnnk.
Sanction, ^"^ chum.
Sajiindus, (Miikorossi) ^ii^^
f^hing^
Sanctnarr, |g 0f mo-*waan'-sbuc^
jj^j y|^
jk^^ munk-**waan'; Sapindus
^Jrtai' sheung^ ^rtt' ke^ ti
(used for beads in
seeds

rosaries) /fcf,^, -^ muuk

Sand, sha. *waau^ ^tsse.
JJ;^
Sandals, (grass-) !M|^ ''s'o- lire, "^ 3i ^*'t"y-yuuk.

baai, n^s 1^ ma haai. Sarcasm, ^^ ^j] ki is'ze?.

Sandal-wood, (common) ;j^ Sarcastic, ^1®. ki-fuung^.

^ t'aan-//eu7?^ ; Santalum Sarcenet )||pJ ^ ch'au-ling,

(for fans) i|i^^,{5 ^chi-kue}i\

Album, |^^5[ paak t'aan ;

(for lanterns) ;^' sha.

Santalum Myrtifolium,
i^ wong t'aan.
^ Sarcophagus, ^ ^]^ shek

Sand-stone, G|^ ^ lai^-shek.

koon.
sha
^^
Sardine, '^tsing
Sandwich Islands,
J^J^^-^^
1
1[
ue, p^ v|? Vs?Yi s/irtt.

T^aan-heimg-shaan.

^
Sarsaparilla, ^^ fuuk-ling.
Sane, i(j)

^j[2 S2/"t
sum meng,
chong^.
/\]^>
Sash, ;^ taai\ ^% Jg ^
/oo'-t'au-/fla»', j^
Sanguine, i\]2*]^'^ az/m-buung, toai'; window sash,

j^^ ij^ n^ mmAwwmg-Tie . ch^ewig ka'.

^^ ^ ff :5 <:

Sanity, tsie -tsoi . Satchel, toi Ysa».

I
 .

SAT S54 SAU

Satellite,
yJ^ ^ siu sinq, si'i k'i no^ ts'ing ; the

I^J^ ts'uung yan, ;g^^ craving is satisfied,

j[^ |g^
ts'uung chp. kwoh' yan ; in order to

Satiated,
y^ ^^ moon soi. satisfy a craving, l/X IP
Satin. |g •tuen', (native)
/\ If 'i 'chi Van.

^^ ilR i'^a/'-^^^-nnen^ Saturate, "^ ^^ tsum -Pati'.

silk

ch'an
and satin, ^^ |g Saturday, |^ ^ ^r> lai-

*tuen''; plain satin, joaatt'*-lunk.

^^^ so^ •tnen'; change- Saturn, (planet) JH^ ^"^"

able eatin,
^ j|^ shim st>j^,
^flS ^ horn ch'ue
•tuen^; striped satin, MjJ nau.

{•^ IS '1=^" t^^ *^"e"^ Sauce, ^ fspwig ; dip in the

crimaon satin, ^ jj|^ ^^ sauce, p/i ^^ tim tseung^\

IS "S^ ^^^^ *^^ "tuen"'; sauce dioh, ^y^-^ shi'

Mandarin satin, '^^ jj^ -jiS yau tip.

AoM^ /(?(? *tnen\ Sauce-pan, Yg po, 7^ ^ ;^

Satire,

satirize
^|
in
j^jj
ki-ts'ze

verse, /f^
; to
ffi
ch'euug
^ i^ y^"°&
tHi' po.
*^»*

g^ Z'^^J,^/"*

IS Si] A '^^-^^ shi fuung' Saucer, ^ ;g| ch'a-*tip, ^

ts'zg' yan. ^ ch'a-*shuen.
Satisfied, |^^ im^-tsuuk, >|^^ Saucv, ^'["g .^m^-maan\ #fr
J^ sum-tsuuk, ^^ ^</i - ijw ugo^-maan^, f
]/ J^ s/ia-
iaw'; I am now safeisfied, chan i> K ^^ its «^^«

^ ^li> .& ^ ^^go^ *"^ ch'an wan *t?

sa'A i to satisfy the mind, Saunter, ^^ haan-yaa.
;
f^
iBI M ^ll^ S 'nioon k'i Sausage, ^ j^ chue'
5MWI i ^ ; to satisfy the •ch'eung, (dried)
^ j^
passioDB,
^J^ K ^> til
laap-*ch'eung.
 SAV 355 SAY

Savage, ^ maan, (a)

^f A hang to^ ^e' «•««'« naan ;

ye-yaii, /|r ^: shcuwij- all left save one. i^ A

fcinn ; savat^o beasts, |^
.^ ye thaic'; the lion is /wA;^ yan kaai hue' ^chi 'yau
a very savn£re animal, ^jj^ ya^ yan mi^ hiie^.

Saviour,
5|fe jll: ^ A'aii'-

sing shuiii'* ye ^ch^aan ;

shai^- chup.

in a savage state,
^ ^f Savour, X^ jfj mi'-to\
•^ mo /frt-au /}r^; a Pavage Saw, (a)
^^ ^pa-hvp^, (to)

;jgi|g laM-kue\ |g /'?/^^

yan A:e^ hang \v;ii ; savage tlie teeth of a saw,

cruelty,

huung
g5j^;2
ktk.
6 ok> /CMC

Saw-dust,
chx.

mnwV-hoyig,
ke' /t^^
Save, ^ /raw', i^;^ 'cA't>?/7- Saw-mill, ^ ;JC )^ 'k2ai-
A:au\ ^ ts'ucn, (gain)
||;
mnuk- ch'ong.

chaan"*; he wished to save Saxifrage, ^^^ %-^foo-

his mother's life,
j^ §V i,
^ ^ J|[^
shek 00 5fl'».

5^15^ Vue yuuk kau' Say, ^ wa', (a saying) |S

mo ming'; to save the ue ; be it as you say, |Jf
world, i^ jy^ Icaic' shai^;
to save time, -i^ g^ -^ have no say in this matter,

shaang shi hau'; to save ift * * ft illfir

7r>
trouble, -^"^ shaang sze'; ts'se sze^ jofl^ yau ngoh 'i

saved my going, -^"{g^ luun^; just as \ say it, H3

-^ shaang tak ngoh Awe^;
fe -«
19; IS '1'"^'

will save you the bother of ngoh ya/ jeang' sAj^i?^ wa';
talking,
"^^f3*,tTit
™*^ ^^
somebody
yau yan
says,
^A Ift
>w UK Us '^'^'^ shuet'; I have
 SCA 866 SCA

something to say to you, Scale, (series)

^ j^ "^/aw^-

7c'wj(7,

^;'oo?i
(comparative)

-/aa^ on a large
^^ ^
*yau sze^ wa^ ni chi ; that ; scale,

is to say, ||] ^ tsik hai'; ^ -^ kivong taai ,

^
to say a lesson, '"^ = ^ Aoi taai ; the scale of

nhn' shue, ^^ pooi" a map, Ifj pg ;2: K.

shue : you can say so,

^ :?R.
^ \n ^kong tak ts'-uen^ hang ; the scale of

hue'; to say prayers,

0f sampan charges, /j^j^|^

j^ k'i '^t'o; such a book

^^ 5"^ '^t'eng ka ts'in

says, ^ # ^ 5* ''^^^ frzaw; a small scale or steel-

5/«/e wan
yau ; what ahaU yard (for weighing money)

I eay, ^ ^p, P/^ '^m ^^ |p4 li *tang ; music

scale, ^1 ;^ ngok /c«aZ:\

Scab, -^ ^ faai-'im.
'H''t^
yum A;aa/i; ; to scale

Scabbard, JJ gj io-}iok\ a lish, -^ ^ /iz<« luun ;

Scaffold, ^^g: taap-*ka\ scaling-ladder, .^ i^ ^

ha\ to put up scaffolding,
S S 1^
ki ke Vui.
-?^^"^ ^^"^ ^^^°&

taa^? p'aang, :^ Scales, (for weigliing)

^^
take down
^ao/; p'aang ka

scaffolding, ~[\
; to i'»n-p'ing

ue-luun.
;
^^
(of fishes)

^ ha' ^
p'aang, flB Scalliwag, Pg ^ gg B ®
clvaak' p'aang ; scaffold 'm shing hi tuung sai;

builders, :^ ^1 ^ ^^°P
he's a regular scalliwag,

p'aang lo.

Scald, ^ luuk. naai kek pun kwan t'o.

 SCA 367 SCA

Jcalj, (in flakcB) — jr ^ 1L ^^ knung ngan

yat-pHn -p*in . ^ skill ; scant of words, ^B^

^n^ /rwa in /i ; a scanty

supply, sAo*
i'^^f^^^^^^
cheiwg ,
>^^|; ^ A:u'an t'o. yuung .

iScamper, <^ ;^ /««» ^som, Scar,

J^ han,
^fl 2E ^^"'
/s»A; ; the scar of a wound,

scan, 1^ ^ sai ch'aat ; to

^^ theung han ; the
scan ail over, 0^ gQ ^j scar of his wound is still

^t^ai t'au /'at mi. visible,

fiM^ni^^
Scandal, (a) ch^au- hoh kin k'ue shenng han.

Bze ,
(to talk) Scarce,

^
Zp-'^ hohn-'^yaxi,
^
kong-i\\\ -fi. hi- Jwhn, ^ shiu.

Scandalized, ^ ^^ kin Scarcely,

jl^ kan ; scarcely

ch'-au. enough,
fH -^ ^ ^kan
Scandalous, ^ ch'-au, % kaii' shai ; scarcely able

1^ hoi -ts'eng, (abusive) to meet the daily expenses,

^ waai -meng ; he got up

a scandalous story about tup ; there is scarcely,

y^ kan yau.

^fj^^
o/m paak tso''
'k'ue 5Aa«^

p''ong '
in oo
Scare,
^
have you been scared by a
^|b haak -shai^;

^ngoh
scandalous
meng ;

behaviour,
owing to his ghost,

kin
fjj
kivai
^^ me
fl?
scared me,
'ni

[Q ;

# S. ^ ^««^' '^'«»

hang wai jtja^ tuen. ngoh gave me such, a

^^ —
j
;

Scanty, ^^ j;-|li
fAa«^'- scare, @fc kaak^
•cAaaA;'-*ti ; scanty wages, ngoh yat t%u .

2i

I
 ;

SCA 358 SCE

Scarecrow,
^^ /iu« ^en^.

-
fong ; to scatter paper-
Scarf,
^|^% rfj ch'eung-jjo/l' clothes (burned) for the
A;an, (join on) ^ pok'- a dead,
^^ saan tsaap
chair - bearer's shoulder - scattered thoughts,
^ ^IP^

Bcarf,
^g^fjl iaa2) poTc

Jean. seung ; flowers are scattered

Scarification,
Jj; j]^ ;2! I
along the road, -^ :J:g g^
fong huet ke^ sze ^M ^ ^5^?^n^ fa sze'

Scarificator,
Jj^ jfj^ sgg
ji^^' 5ar/» ve lo ; to scatter nee
/<?«^^ huet' ki hi\ on the bridal chair, i.e., to

Scarifier, ^ jfn ^ fong^ feed the souls of those de-

huet' che. ceased,

^^ saat "^mai
Scarify,
^ j|[[
/b;?^' /iwe^'. to scatter corn on the
Scarlet, ^ ^X taai^-huung, ground, lUiJjP^j:-^ saat'

^ fX ^^'»^'' huung, :Jg kuuk lie iV.

^J [^ A-^ huung shik ;

Scattered,
^^ sing--saan

scarlet fever,

huung
^T ^ ffe Scavenger, (street)
^f^J so
it cheng^', scarlet kaai, -^ }§ j^ Vo-laap-
turnip-radish, ^X |f ^ saap\
"JQ y^ Ig t'o ska
huung loh paak. lo, (house-) 'to- shi,
f^j^
Scatheless, ^^D^ nio hoi ehii]) shi *'lo,

ti. •^ shi koh, or sAt

Scatter, ^ P^ scan^-hoi; kwai.

the family is scattered or Scene, -^ ^ /rcn^-tseung' ; l|

died out,

^a saatv* yan
^ A tr
^ mong ; scat-
the scene of war,

cA»n' ch'eung
^^
a charming
J^
;

tered to the four winds.

saan
•>
c
wong sze
scene of nature,

Ao 'Aen^ tseung^;
-^ ^^
a sad
 ;

SCE 359 8CH

scene,

ling'
^A
/^mM^^
'=^
jan naan holni ke^ sze';
I Sceptre,

shaped)
-^ ktvai, (a ladle-

ue-t
^j; ^
the scene of military opera- king's sceptre,
^ ^ ;^
tions,

chin ke
^ Hfe
ti ;
;S :Hb
the scene of
^aau •^ wong
the sceptre of a
c//e /:e /ru-ai,-

marquis,
the robbery,

ts'-eiing mat
j^ jjj]
k$ $hue
Z^
.
'(^ ;^ 5J«/;i'

sceptre of a duke,
A'Jt'fli; the

Scenery, ^ ^keng, ^4 -j^ con kivai.

Wr shaan shiii king,

J^ Schedule,
J^ ch'aak'
^ ;^
^ fuung keng ; beautiful ^
/J>
lai' /;«' sm '^foon,

scenery, ; mi
.3 C.
keng ;
m B ^^H t'iu iruuk
fine scenery,

keng.
'^ -^ haai kaak^ shik taan,
/oh' mat frM7?.
^^ IJ.

Scent, ^^ I'Cimg-hi ,
Scheme,
^ ^ ^at -mau

fl^
^H
/ifu??^, (to)

cA'rtu
pi

a camel scents
-mnn, artful scheming,

^^/^;«» ^'at'* ^(//i;

|^f-|^
to form a-
;

water a lone: way off, ,E^^ scheme, g^ ^ c/i'iY' A:at';

hoh uea
to scheme after gain,
scheme after
^
lok t'oh ch'axi' T^lJ t'o li^ to

fong ke ^shui; the scent of fame, [g] ig t'o meng.

flowers,
:J£ ;2 # /« ^e' Schism,
^ p^ /u;i-moon.
heung : a scent bag,
^^ ^^
Scholar, hok-sAaa;?^,

heung toi'; the scent is

dW S a. 'uuk-^Az/e-yan,

noticed,
^ ^:^ ^ k'i
P^ ^
moon i/ia<zn^,
^
A» /j'o/t'' pi . ue,^ :^ hok t'o; a
Scented capers, (tea)
^^ scholar after the style of

^^ cAue-Iaan-ch'a. the superior man, ^ -^

Sceptical,
^^ ^oA-i. -^ Aru'urj ^sz« ue ; a cele-
 SCH 360 SCI

brated scholar, ~/r'^ taai keep a school, ^^ kaau^

ue,

'^
i^'^
sunk ue
meng ue, or
; an indigent
^ hok ; to keep a day school,

scholar, ^ '^ hohn ue a night school, ^ "^^ ye'

^
;

a thorough scholar, j^ koon ; at school, ^ §§

Vuiing ue ; a retired scholar, ^ tsoi ATOon tuuk
[^ -f- va» Bze^; a brain- to leave school,
c.
less scholar, ^^-?* *^?<^ li koon ; to close school

for holidays, i.e., "break

Scholiast, ^^ "kaai

chut
°p." H II ;K jg i"»*
sAi^c ''che,
gj^
School-fellow,
^^ sAwe-
School, §^ «^«c- Aeon,
^
^ hok- koon, ^^ hok School-master, -^ ^ 5m-
fong ; to opt^n a school, g^ «Ai:/j^, (mistress) -^ grB
.^ cA't/ kctau',

ch'it' cheiing^, or Science, ^ hok ; natural

7{0» ^'0071 ;
private school, science,
5e?<s^^;S:
^i^ cA?^en /;oon ;
public ^ Hn in ^aaA"* mat Z;e

school,
^^^f]g ktvek^ hok ; science of medicine,

ka shiie koon, or ^^^ i'

^^ ^ » hok ; science of

hok ; a bojs' school, fi astronomy,

^ ^^ ^'m

^ naam ''koon; girls' mun hok ; the science of

school,
;^ ^ cue A:<?on; numbers, ^|^ 5^0^ hok.

to enter school,
^^ Scissors, ^ 'm haau'- tsin ;

tsxtun* koon ; school-boy, Jailor's scissors, ^ ;^ "^

^•^ hok t'uung ; school- ts'oi i tsin; to cut the
fees,
^^ shue kum ; to cloth with scissors,
^ ^t
 ;

SCO 361 SCO

WW^ po
yuung^ kaau" Scoop, (to) ;^ tvaa^\ to-

tain (sin ; scissora are scoop out, g^l [fj 1^ hueii

made of steel,

kaau
Jg ^ TJ
tsin naai
th'mit lai, Jig [tj Jt'artP

koriff tso^ shing; water- Scope, ;^ ^ taai -i\

scissors, (a water-fly found
Scorbutic,
^ JJIl. ^ ^^^^
on the surface of running
pools)
^ §^ ^ '«^i«»
huet ehmg , ^ "^ ^^
sAa?jy yau Zai\
kami^
Scoff,
tsin.

^4^ ki-siu ; he BCofTa

Scorch, ^ /a»M, >j;^ nMM)ijr»

at Christianity,
,
j^^^f^.
and face scorched, ».e., ex-
IPSli 'k'ue siu mo ye
5t) kaau'. posed to great hardships,

Scold, ^ naau'; will not

bear scolding, P§- "^ ^' ngaak ; dry as a scorched

^ 'm ''Jiang shau^ ma to ; scab, i.e., withered, ^'/^

Bcold one another, j^ M ^ tsiu pa kohn; th«

seiing ma ; he scolds the scorched crust of rice left

house coolie, fS^jH^ at the bottom of the riee-

Jg k'ue ma koJi ^koon boiler,

|^ ^ faan' Uiu
tim^; a scolding (i.e. long- scorched, burned in roasting,

'
tongued) wife,

ch'eung shit *"foo

^^^ to scold
j^
Score,
jlv^

^
s^"" nuung.

i' shap, ^n
;
-f-
at one, ^ ^ ma yan. account or a debt) ^ Q
^Scolding, \^ V^ hm-lut, cheung muuk ; on the score
(a) ^ — ^ n&m.yat- of,
;® y(in wai^ to

ch'eung. score, ^^^ ^"^ ^<>'i

:JtIESu

^
 —

SCO 362 SCR

on the score of friend-ship ?^tr ^i ^;m to,

M
1&%Z^ ^^' Van ke^ 'ch'uung chaak.
Scout, (disdain) |g^ I im
jScorn, ^ 4^ hing-m2kKi\\ 7t»\ (to spy) §^\f\\ chong-

'ha.

^miu-shi'; he made me an Sco\y1,

^^ naii-shik,
j^
object of scorn to all, '[^'^ ^ ^saw^-mi, ));^ ^W
A S^ f® mo
yan tsuun'
Jfe
'^'^'^

Sgoh.
^^"^' nuung
Scraggy,
^hi min\
sAaw'-
-jg ttj »fl*

^^
Scorpion, fuung-hie, ch'uiit-kiciit.

^^ '=^*'»^'^ ch'uung,
^ Scramble,
^ jUg k'um-p'a,.

_^
Scoundrel,
*"mi ch'uung.
-^ hvong-
•^
to scramble
K is SArm-p'a-p'a;
up a rock,
:^^ jC^-
TiU'un , ^^^ a:?^'1^71 ^f?<^' ;
[" .^ p'a Sheung shek ;

he is a thorough - paced to scramble for, P^j;|^ fau^

scoundrel, '(gTirlE Wt ^ts'eiotg. §[B)( luen ''is^ue.>

:^ k'ue naai cheng yat Scrap, ^ sju^ a scrap of

kumn t'o,
paper, — ^ |^ yj> y«^
S»w /aat^ chi ; a scrap of
Scour, VS |£ t'o4-(?/^;2-

^. ^ ^
fi^
poetry, ki kue
tseng 0^
,
'^shaang ; to
shi; a scrap book,
^^
scour the floor, :^ jJj^
^ ^(j^

^paan;
t*oi
^^
fc'rtai ti^
;JJJ kin' /;e' po', or J^
to Bcour bright, j^ -^ ^soh sze' luuk.
moA kicong, or ^^ ^ Scrape, (to) ^]\ ktvaat ,
|5jJ
^shaang kwong.
^ hcaaf-snik ,- scrape till

Scourge, ^ pin, ,^, waan\ it is thin, §f5lj^ ^"'^*

(? i'oi,
JS woh^ (to) J^ /c' pok ; could not make it
 SCR ?6 8 SCR

up even if I scra[)ed my ^ pffl /oo t3*o ; a loud

bonc3, ft^l] fj- H J;ifl s^uJi scream, -^ n^ ^ taai

"•lit naan t'in ; to scrape haani' ^foo.

off,
^]\ ^ kiraat' hue*; to Screen, ^ J|][^
p'ing-Z'z^oj^',

get into a scrape, ^ H^ flg

*lim, (to) >g g c/..-

lok naan. ko\^, ^ l|l^ lim Miok ;

a

^\\^ Jcicaat' ^paan,

k:raper, folding screen, {^^ kaak
screen from the
4^1J 'taickn'aat\ ^]]JJ shin ; to

kwaat^ tOf =g]] §g; hvaat^ sun, JggggcAeyat t'au;

hi\ ^ -)^Jl
p'ing '^paan ; a a bamboo screen,
^^
mud-scraper, '^^ ^ij nai chuKK lim ; a door screen,

P^ f|§ moon lim ; a fire

!>cratch, ^^ Sra, ^u-^, ^ screen,

|gj ^ t'uen sn%n

nqaau, ^^j^ ^chaau- ica, or -^^ ^ ^wm s^i«.

:}^ SO; scratch one's face, Screw, ^1,^ loh-s^e, (cork-)

i.e., reputation, ^^ 'f^ ^ ^® ^tsau-tsi(m\ (miser)

'^wa laan^ min'; to scratch iSU^^ ha-ch'uun-tsuen\

and tear, i.e., strugofle for to screw in, i^L'^^lit/-^
dear life,
^ ^ t& W. Si«u shat loh «2e; to screw
p'a p'a iva ^ira ; to scratch out,
^ tH M. S '''«"

out letters, ^ij ^ kwaat -

c/i'?<?/noh sse; to screw up
t8ze\ courage, ^^W^ f^"^'

Scrawl, ^ :fg
\Yaak-/r/ tsKuk ^taam lai.

Scream i
^^^ ^ Screw-driver, i^,$^|^ loh-

creech
|
5««-ning, ^tMM ^0^ '^'

ko-sheng-kiu\ p^ai.
i® S?. tt^
scream for iielp, |1^>|^ foo Screw-steamer, llg-j^j}5 om"-

kau^; the scream of a tiger, luuB-shuen.

 . .

SCR 864 SCU

Scribble. ^"[ ^3 C
luen''-''ch'a, plj"
sAaa/! Sat shueu min ;

lueu se. scrubber, J^IJ^ shaai' ^pa;

Scribe, ^^^^ tuuk-s/a<e- to scrub bright a brass

yan,
^^ ^ sAwe sse.

Scrimp, j^^^l/* ^iuen-^shiu. shaang kivong t'uung hi

Scrip,
p ^ hau toi', yJN Scruple, (doubt) ^§,^ sze-\\

^ ^5m toi^ Ip. ^ /aan to have scraples about,

kne^ share scrip, J^ jj^ ^Ij^'^^'^' sww V^u 'm
W ^koo fun^ faa}i. ohn.

Scrofula,
^ |^ ZoA-lek ;
Scrutinize. ^^ c'ha-c/i*«ai

scrofulous swellings under Scuffle,

^ p^ chaang-tau\
both ears, >^ i^ hacqj Scnlk,
^ [^ ch^uen-nik.

^paan ; as ardent as the Scull, ^^ D'au-AoA;\ (bare)

scrofula to do it, ^ptj'^ -t'i Mi SH /bo-lo-t'au ;

(of

•^ 'fflj^ lek konv' hing^ hu^ a boat) i^ lo, (to) ^/i|

tso^; to have scrofula,
^ iu- lo ; the scull-pivot, '/i

^ sAan^ lek. ^ lo sunt; to pust th«

Soi-oll, ^ Siw^-??,
^^ scull, i.e. starboard the

''shau- huen, (a pair of helm, M^ ^ i'ui lo ; Lool

scrolls) ^ ^«». out for the scull |^ ;|^-
Scrotum. ^§ shan^-nong. Pai lo mi.

Scrub, y^Tj shaat , ^ ^s'aa^ ;

Scum, ^- ^ fau-moo/'', f.y^m

the house-coolie scrubbed mi ; the scum on rice-water,}

the floor, 1@^;j"^|g ^;^rfl '"*^ ^*^"* '^''''''

i^ Tcoh' koon Urn ts^aat the scum of society, ~K^

lau paan ; to wash and
HHH A^ ha^ lau ^fi \m\
scrub, ^ :^ sai moot*; yan ^^an^, H -^ ^L '/Ji

to scrub the deck, i^!]^j|§ saam haau ^kau lau.

 ; ;

SEA 365 SEA

Scupper, Scnpper-holes, -^ suen -"tsae or -^ ^

suen"* shue ; the lesser seal

shiii sin raoon. character, i.e^ writing of

Scurf, ;;^:^ lo-nai, (on the the Te'in dynasty (B.C.

head)
^^ t'au-nai ; in- 220), /J^ ^ siu suen ;

curable scurf, KH-^ waan a seal,

^ ;^ suen
tin ; scurf on the head, ^5 cheung ;
(the imperial) -^

Jl:^^ ^'^" sheung' 'lo ue - sara or.

, HP W
nai. ue ^0 ; official seal,
^
Scurrilous,
^f 5^ oo-ivai ^ Ajoon yati'; the keeper

scurrilous language, ^"^ of the Great Seal, 'g fp

p^ong in. ^ is. ^^"'^ y^'^ taai'

Scythe,
^^ ch'eung-lim. shan ; issued under the

Sea,y^ ^ J^ hoi, yeung- seal of the court,

^^
"^ ^
Aoi,
^ taai Aot,
hD SS tU "ga «^'<e'

^ taai'' yeung. yan' A'ci'"* faat ch^uut

-Sea-sickness, F^)'_^ au-long\ the keeper of the seal,

^
Sea-weed, J^ ^ hoi-ts'oi, h^uj) sze chuung ; Censor
in charge of the seal,
^
^eal,
^aw
(animal) y^ ^ Ao» PP #P
ue
A "-cJtemg

principal
yan'
holder
or,
V^f^ hoi-ch'aat ; ^ssfl ;

(to)
ElJ
yan\ ^ fP of the seal, ^C ^ cZ/c;?^

k'up-yan\ (up) ^/t^un^; yflM ; deputy holder of the

the greater seal-character. seal, /bo' y«n^

gil fP
I.e., writing of the time of private seal, ^^ y^'^'
'f^
the Chow dynasty (B.C. suw/t or ^^ ^3 foo yan';

827), H8 t'o-s/^we,
^ to seal or affix a seal, ^
 ; ,

SEA 366 SEA

Search, ^^_^ sail- km,

y^'^^ S EP *'^*' y"'^' °^ uiin ; search the person

M EPup
seal
y^""s^
a house
y^'^''

^ P^
*^o (of a

scm shan
candidate)

; to search
:|^ ^
for,

fuung moon ; to seal up a i@ ^ sail ts'ura ; search

letter,
^ fg P /"uMn/7 and seize, i^ ^ saw
at/im"* Aai< ; the name on ts^up ; search warrants, ifi

the seal,
^p ^ ymv' !® sail pHii'; search for

siten^; enclosed in a sealed banditti, :g|^^ 'sau

cover,
A ffi W- P 2: to' ts'aak ; search after,

fS i^ ft j^^p ^^^^' >^"""^ ^ ts'um, or 1^ >|^ ^ong

*Aaa< ke^ sutin^ fi'^if^g noi\ k'au, ;^ ^, c/i^rti^ ts'uni

Sealing-wax, j/<^ "^ ^foh-ts'at. to search on all sides, ^^

Seam, (a)
^ fl*
luen-A-?r2^f,
^ cAat^ ts'um ; to make a

^^ i kwiif,
%i, ^ thorough search, ^g] ^sai
shaam kunit,
^ p} luen- ch'a ; search for a ship,
^
Artu, (i-n boarding) ^ ^ ts'um shuen ; to search

/^^- (to) ^ luen,

li out. ^ ^j ts'um ch^uut,
fuung, -^ JH hop-maai ; i^^j sazi ch'-iiut,
^^j
the seam on a satin cap, ch'a ch'uut ; the right of

M S
a coat
I"!
*^"®^' ""'^^

without seam,
^*"
^^
' search,

ch'a Av'''
^^^^18
k'uen ; in
^*^"

search

M lil 'H'
» ™° ^"'^"g of,
ja fi 'i '^'•""•_

Seared conscience, ^ F^ 'j(]^^

Seamstress,
g ^f P|^- f/ia- «oV-Ieung-SM?«, ^2li'Ci>
chim-ke.
luen p'oh.
U f^ ® V^'
c

Season,
c
mo- poon-sum.
shi, (the four
|J^
Sear, to
^^ so;?^' moot. seasons)
^^ ^ 500 -A?6'a»
 SEA 367 SEC

jAJ ^ szc^-shl ; the hot Seat, ^ tsoh',

^ gj; tsoh'-
f«ea6uii, J^ ^ shuc i^in ; wai'; r safe on the back
before the season,
k'np
^^ the
seat,

Dgoh
ftc ^ *$ ^
hau' wai';
ft
B^ jt?rt^ shi ; 'tii'oh ue

fashion of tlie season, i.e., please leave a seat for me,

" all the go," n$ ^ shi

/b(?« ; in season ^ {Jr^? ^ta'eng lau yut tsoh^ wai

k'up shi,
^^ hop shi ;
ue ngoh ; the seat of war,

during the fishing season, ^ J^ chin ch'eung ; he

ffi #, ;2 B? Vo' "e cA. took his seat in silence,

shi ;
the heiirht of the
1E M W ;f T 'k'ue

season, "^"^^^ taai^ tseng"* *tseng H'oli ha'; I

taai' shi htng ,- to season sat down in the front row,

with sugar,
i t'ong
ja !^ 1^ B^
t'iu mi^ adjust
m^m — nm^.
ngoh tBoi^ ts'in yat hong »

the seasoning, f^ ffifc t'iu ts'oh ; to remove the seat

mi'; to season soups,

g/^
of government, ^g ^j^
^g t'iu kang ; seasoned ^s'/n to ; please be seated,
with salt and pepper, j^ m d^ ts'eng ^ts'oh.

p K i§ «2 p ;«
ira k'up 00 tsiu
5i5
t'iu
Secede,

to secede
|g tsuet,

from,
g| li ;

i
UJ ^Jr^

k'i mi'. ch'-uut ue.

Seasonal >le,
^ ^ ^^ cheuk- Secession, ^^ -^ li Aue',

shi-hau'; seasonable fruit,

^^ tsuet kaau ; ^
{J^ 1^ shi ku'oh ; season-

able rain, ^ pj^ shi ue. Secluded, [j^ pool'; you live

Seasoning, a^KJ^i^ lok-mi'- in such a secluded manner,

to .
 .

SEC 368 SEC

chue' tah kom^ pool'; he is

^^ S2e ts''ui ; a secret
secluded from society, ^H ^^
letter, 536 5i^?m ; a

tt ^ ^b ^ 'k'ue to^ secret society,

^^ ^ a2e

tsuet ngoi"* kaau ; secluded ooi^ a secret place,

^^
from a society, ^{ij ^ sze ti'; a secret enquiry,
^peng ch^uut ooi
5^ ^ ^§^5^ *^^ '^^*' *^^'*
Second, ^ - tai'-i\
^ y^n.^ ; a secret movement,
^s'^e
^(j foo\ /[rjj chuung^; sze ha"* hang
,
^/,~J^^"^^
second in office,
^(J foo ,
sze^ secret meeting, ^
:t '^ V^o/^ t'ong,
^^ T* ^^ *** ^^^^ ^^^®'

yau^ t'ong

^ J^
; second-cousin, ooi^ secret chamber, ^
chat suen,
^ flfl^ ^ mat shat ; secret injury,
^''^^

yuung'
^»'
E ffl i® [i|[3 i Hg- g o?«' hoi', [J^
^
^?t'o^'' ^»; a copy of yarn tuuk ; a secret plot,

a second hand book, -^

kau shue yat Secretary, g§ |/^ /Srti-tsik,

po.
—\ .3
(private)
^^ ^ mok- yau,
Second-hand, \^ i
- (Colonial-) ^11^^ foo -

•t'oi ; second rate, ZZ, ^ cheng -sze; Grand Secretary,

1 tang,
^ ^ fo'^e
^^i ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^®^
^^"^» ^ ts'uung ; to ^ ;jig '^isoi seung ;

second, ^ choh^ ^/<70 ,

Secretary of State, ^ j^
ik yau\ ^ yau^ shing seung^ ; Secretary of

Legation, ^"JIE^ Tcuung

Secret, ;j-^| ^ it-mat, Qg sze^ ch'ue ; Secretary of a

^'"^ (^) ^^ V«^-8ze^ Company, ^ a\ :^ u\

secret

see Bze
affair,

a secret marriage,
» ^^
Bze^ yan
Jcuung sze

Secretary
Tee'

of
sze

; ; a
 ^

SEC 8G9 SEC

Society, ^ F^ 001 a town,

JS 21 — S
chuung shxie ])aan. shing chi yat yeui:^.

Secretion, ^^ \^ tsuun-yik ; Secular, j^ sha\\ j^ tsuuk,

secretion from the mouth, iMlJ?' ^^^' kaai^; secular

P V^ '^^" y^^ 5
secretion all'airs, "(^ ^ sAai^ sze^.

from the noae, ^ *^ Secure, ^ jj^ tcan-ch&n^,

pi^ yik. rjr ^ ^chue-koo^ : not over

Secretly, ^^ fff^
szeA\a. secure, pS ^^ 'm /o^

Sect,
^ P^ /trta??-moon ;
Van; quite secure, 5^^,
the Taoist sect, j^ ^ to'
<
lean
*^
u
wan chan'^

i-a,
^^ to^ kaau ;
to chan'; to secure against

set

Jcaau
up a
.
sect,
^ ^^ laap loss,

secure
^^ him from
po shat
falling,
; to

Sectarian, ^ff^lffl'v' tuen ii.

Sectarianism, ^ jj[^ i hien, t%c' ha.

g P^ i' moon, ;fe ^ Securely, ^ kan ; fasten

^«oA to\ securely,

^^ pong kan.

^^^
Sectary, ts'uung Security. ^'^ taam-jpo,
^
^aai? V^f, p^ :^ moon "T" ^ taam-kohn-'^ki ; I

t*o. will be security for you,

Section, ^ tuen\ (a cutting)

^^ tsit ; a section of a ^/7o ni ; to be security for,

story,
^J,|g;;2 — '^ ^ ^jaa?^ /roon ; on
5tM sAuei^ f/ji ya^ tueu'; the security of his goods,
the first section {i.e.,

article) of the treaty,

^^ foh' mat /soA^ oAn' kue';

for your security, ^ fj^.

tai yat foon ; a section of
s: ^s >B.
-^^^ ^^i
 ; ;

SED 870 SEE

wan fob At hin ; he nai ^tsze ; aediment in

lends out money on good broth,
^fy-
^chup 'tszt ;

security,
tS ^® ffl
sediment in vinegar, Qg

yau ngan ch'uut kit iu^

VS
Sedition,
^ ^*'°' ^^^' ^^*-*-

^^^^<^^
yf-^J[;2l^
fob tong tanm po. Inen A:e sze\

Sedan-chair, jM ^ ^ting- Seditious, :|^ Ql iu-luen\

*kiu to ride in a (sedan)- Seduce, i^j^ yan,
:
^{ ^i?<-
^^
chair, 4^ ^^ ts'oh kiu

he came in a (sedan)- yau : to seduce a min's

chair,
IH. :^ ^^ ^k'ne

ts'oh kiu lai.

^ y^ ;^'iw "^yan yan ts'ai

Sedan-poles, i^^ ^ *kiu^- hang yam ; to seduce

sheng. a man's daughter, ^^ "^^
Sadate, ^^1^ chong keng^.
A :^ ^H S Vau waak
Sedative, (allaying irritation) yan 'nue faan kaan ,- to

seduce men's minds,

^J
^ B85 ^ha hi'
^ ^
ti,^'^^
ti,
^AO W
5 WW.
tuung' yaa

]iSi n,it '/oh

ch'ue Vuung^ yeuk. Sedulous, Hd ^ k'an-lik.

Sedentary, ^ -^ DSJ toh See, ^ yfcm,

g^ ^ V«»-
ts'oh rt, ^ "]|/» j9a^ A-w^^ (look) ^ffl\ '^'a»-

tuung\ 'ha, (after)

^^ /io^n-

S^^g^;

Sediment,
^^ P'o- ^*'^- aAa?/ ; to see one out, ^^
'Jg|f ;J^ cha-^tsze,
Atlj ^^^'W^ y^fi ch'uut
^ Zreu^ ; there is no to see one off,
jj^ ^
sediment left,
^ |^ mo suung^ pit ; I will person-
cha ; muddy sediment,
^^ ally see to it,
^^ p^i
 ;

SEE 871 SEE

^ jg Sigoh
Bee
tsze' 'ki liu'

formally)
miu ; the scatter the seed,

ckuung
Mi ; to {i.e.,
g j'o/i ; to

a jierBon,
yan
^^^ paai
Snai, jg±
^^
run to seed, shiiig

kin ; to see clearly, g[ /a/^ shat.

B^ ^ meng kin ; to see Seek, ^ ^ ^/ran, ts'uni

a play,^ j^ Aon Ai\- (ask) >j^ k'au ; to seek

he saw me in a dream, 'j^ after gain,
|g jpj fo li^

^ Mj ^
kin ""ngoh ; I
'^'"® n^"«»g'

cannot see
to seek

hononr, >j^
for

^ -^
wealth
k'au
and

your meaning, ^ P§- 0fl foo^ kivai ; to seek for aid,

e f* ^\ri^ S sum '"g°h 'ni 5|^||jf| k'au choh ; to seek

nieng paak
will see that
ni

you get your

i ; I happiness,

fuitk to
^
seek
jjg
office,
k'au

;
>|^
money,
^ \\f,^ |?} j^, ^Q: ^ k'au cliik ; to seek for

j|^^ ""ngoh chiii^ lin^ 'ni fame, >^ i^ k'au meng ;

wong shau ngan ; see for to seek for employment,

an instant, ^^ ^ aAjwi :^ H^ Sm« t'au lo';

Jcin^. to seek a living, :|'^ ^

Seed, ^^ chuiing,
^ yan, ^ican kai^.

ngan ; olive seed, 1^ 4^ Seem, ^ 'ts'ze,

^ [tl
''''»«-

^laam yan ; lily seeds, or ch^uut, (seems to me) '(V\

lotus nuts, ^M -^ lin ts'ze-Zroyt .

^tsze ; seed of Sesamum Seen,

^^ 7an -kivoh^.

.
Judicum, ^ 1^, chi ma ;
Seer, ^i^C/^ sin chi che.

melon
^tsze :
seeds,

the seeds of
)S^ -^
all
kica

kinds
See-saw,

p'ing ka
;^ ^ ^ ^t/t-

of disease, "§" ^ ;S ^JJ Seethe,

]U[
tsin ^ ^<-Au«, -^
peng kan
"J§[
jtjaflA;^ ke^ k*\vuu,
J^ p'aang, |^ f Ae//^.
 ;y

SEX 372 SEN

Segar, (Manila) g ^— Am, ij^^ ta-faat'; send

^Lue-suung^-inf (a) (H
it

ki^
home,
faan hue^
^ |^ 4" ^
ku-ai ; send
1^ yat-^hau-in.

Seize, ;^'^ c;inMA'-chue\ ^ some one,

@A
:|T "i*
/aa^ yan htie^ ; to send
>^ j;a^-chue ,
Ig"
^fs^eunc/, /rt

(a person) ^ /aot, (goods forth,

^ [fj
/"rtaf ch'wit

or a building) ^ funng. to send for,

^A^fiS
Seldom, >^ pf 'ghiu-'hoh, ^ sAflt yan A2<e^ ''loh ; to

^
TSJt r^ "^mo-
'fcr AZ-'hoh. send a
s?m?i
letter,
^^
to send despatches,
^i

Select, :|^ chaak, :^ '^kaan, ;

"^ 3^ S ^'^' "^^^ *^"^»

Self, gtL tsze'-'Ai. ^^ t raun.

Self-contradictory, g ;|5g
Senile, yl^^t^ lo nin ^i,.

-^ ^ t-sJ^^ -acur2^-mau- 4^ j^ nin /w.

Senior, -^ cheung ; he i»
H'uun.

Self-examination, Q-^tsze- senior to me in age, "J^

^seng. ^
*^k'ue
#£ J;k |g
nin '^» pi^
H* 'ngoh
Self-sufficient, Q J^ tsze -

kang cheung ; a senior

Uuuk.
Self-will, ^ ;^ chup-aau\
scholar, ^^^ taai

hok shaang.
Selfishness, ^J^ /\^ sze-sum.
Seniority, '^;^ ^vai cheung
Sell,
J maai\ ^i* ™^^^'"
^ 'g wai Aoon.
7iMe^ (offer to) @^ faat -
^
Se'nnight, ^s'ai yat,

raaai'.
— ^ IS ^ y^^ ^^^'
Semen, Q '^chuung, ^ ^s^-??^. lai paax ; this day se'n-
Semi-, ^ poan . night,
^-b0 hau' ^'fli

Send, ^ A;t*, (a person)

jj yat.
 SEX 373 SHX

Sensation, ^ hole \ a sen- talc sum ; a sense of shame*

sation of awe, ;^-p^ hole

^ Z
SI/ III.
]}S ^\!> •^^'" oo' ki
friii^: sensation of cliilliness,

f^ ^ icok' holin ;
tlie
Senses, (five) 2L "^ ''"f?"

]);unfnl 8'Mis:itioii of lmii,u-er,

Sensible,
fj;:^ kok' ink,
^
km? hi ni>-oli^ Ciniiii/^ ^foo ;
kin ,
Qjjl ^ niing li ; a
sensible person, :^ 'j'j^
feci a sensation of licavi-
I

>-^"^^
^ S' S '"^'"''
Z. A ^''<">'</ ts'eng A:("

fJ: van ; 1 am sensible of

my faalt,
^^ 5^ g®
Sunna, ^
^^ waai-ip. ^ngoh rhi' kt kiroli ; sen-
Sense, ^^ rlu'-s/n/c,
^ sible of wrong, 4^ ^^ rhi

^ kii?-fihik,
c,.
(conunou)'
w hoi''; sensible of cold, ^
ts'en_(;--'li ; a sense of

ri^lit. and wrong, ^^ /•/// hi' kc^ ^laang t'uuiuj .

^ j^ slii' .// he^ sum ; a Sensicive, '{"^^ ^ ts'emr-A://;;,

man of common sense,

^ '14 p sriuf^-kup,

ihi kok
^ 53
a sensitive
Ji ^A *'^'^^ '•' ^'^''
J'^"'
•rf i^ ;

A
ffi $• ^A '^"""^ s/,e'
i>erson,

Z-o/i-
^
kf'^
;g: ;;^
van sensitive
^

/c'' jan in a legal sense,

^ g gj
;

plant, r/i» 7:./.^

BS 1^ ^ chiu' Inut lai\

shue\ 5^ ^ ^ c/<t saw
^^ i lai'; to gratify
j

one's senses, j^ |"jjl tsuung

Sensnal, pg^* ^hi^yuuk, ^J^
ts'eng to mortify the
;
4^ S2^-ynuk ; a sensual
senses. aaf vnnk
J puson, lit &;2:A siii'

the moral sense, i\^^ >j*^ .s7/i7: /.T^ yan.

'2i>
 SEN SEP

Sensualist, ^^ ^^ ^ \ sentence, ^^ '^ /«<««

ho fsau van, /j^ to reverse a sentence,

sink,
0^ 7;?^^ ;

^^/artnoA/2 ; sentenced

van, '^g ^L ^ ?i '^*'^" to banisljnient,

^^ |[^
sA.V. /:.' t'o, ^' 0. ^ teng lau tsui ; sentenced

?iO^ p'iu che. to death,

^ ^ f^ teng'

Sensual ity, ^^ shik ynuk, XZP tsui

;^ ^1 rfw»; lok, ^ ^}g Sententious, ^ g; ^ Il§^

van / 1 ti.

Sentence, ^^ /twe -wa ,

Sentient,
^ ;§
p[ Dg(| Vjf///;

(judicial) ^^^\\ p'ai-p'oon ,

rlii kokH ; a sentient

/^Vw/?"" tuen , ;^ j'^i"?'

^ ^ ^ ;S *j
^ Vtinp:'-yiug, ^ yau c/a' kok ke mat.

g,j
tiug'-fat, ^ paan'; Sentiment, ^ ^ i , ^. t

to distinguish sentences ^i// , sum

t'[\ j^M is'eng,

and words, ^ '^ fj /"'<" '1'^

I rJ 'U.>
^ th'enc: t ; friendly

^ ^^ ^
_
/r?/^ tan ; to mark the sentiments, 4'|^

sentences and divide into yau oi ke ts'eng.

U^ A shaau
paragraphs,
f fi ^ ^^ ^ Sentinel, -yan,

tim kue kaii koo ; the ^W yK. ^^" ^^^"^ 3"^"'

sentence incomplete, y(\

^^_& slum ye ;w2^.

^ f^ ^
is
Sentry, 'shau
;5^
R^ ;w^ shing kue
'pj

cannot divide the sentences

;
moon
-E long
^^
/.'/ ;'e/?^,

.<;/^ra/
[J^F
/:e ^/e/«^.
in reading, Pg |J ^ff gff Sent,i-y-l)ox,
^^^^ 7'''"5' ^o///.

'^ 'm tuuk tak t'uen Separable,

g^ #^ Dft^ H
ATi/e ; a fine sentence, -^ tak hoi li, ^ :M ^^ ////i

>^ /tflat kue ; a short

 SEP SKQ

Separate, )jy ^ \nl-/im\ /jj^

I
'"Peptic,
gj; \,^ n^ ,/u' /oo /I.

§y /)^/;-pit, (AIM.) -5} ^1^ '

Se])tnagenarian, -^ ^j n^^

hug -ngoi : to soparatc the

ts'at ts'uun /i, ^ ^'
good bad,
tit mo ,
ffoiii tlio
^^\l
^ -^ fun pit sliiii'' ('/i;
,
Septuagint, BQ ^ -Jl +
^ yi) U "^ /"" r't
I

^^ sai kiciik ts'at shap

leiing Af^a' ; to separate
sze ifholi yik cJii kau
from one anoilicr,
;J^ ^)j ycuk tsMR'ii .s///<e.

to separate
.sv ?/??// )iit :
Septu.n, {^) ^)^Chn)
from, p|5^ ^l] ha ah pit ; kaak inok.
to separate from the dregs, Septuiile, -{^ -j^ /.sV//
V«<^'-
Sepiilclire, :t^ ^ fun-mo\
Separation,

petition
^
for
[^(|

judicial
fun 11

sep-
;
Sepulture,

maai Asy;////
^^ ^ ^
AV sze', ^?
•^r. -J
aration, "/""*
^^>jcSMS^ i

sze .
k'au li fidi.

September, I^ ;/L ^ 57»,(7-

«,.

'^^''"-«'-^t>

«m' lik
tI5 M ^L ;3.
kit kiink, ^ ip, ueii pat.
A-(7«^ net.

Septenary, -{;; "jQ 0^ U'at

Sequence, ^^ liau sze ,

kol' ti.

Septciirriiil, S' ^— .
HTJ
5Aa?< mi.

tsUit 11 in y^// ooi, -^ rfe Sequester, ;M? ch'adK, ^^

— ' 3^ ^^'^'^ "'" '/"^ ''^''^'''
•
fining ; to sequester the

Septentrional, \]^ pale ^\hole property, Jji^p'^^^

-Jj ^\fy
fomj ti. ch^aau A-v//// A-7.
 SER ?76 SER

Sequestration, ^H/^ij'^"^ Seriatim,

^ |^ ^s'£-i«^ tai^
rli^acni fininij cicaitn ip,

luuk t'<nuk.

fun hoi. Series,

^^ — /"s'rr' -tai , ^|j,

Sequestrator,
^^ ^^ ^ ff l.t,-clu.n\
f'J^ fi^
finiiu/ ip V//^, :|xj;
^^ l/al-k\n -km ; a series of

ch^cKiu ip

Sernirlio, m
r//'^.

'>^»* noi Innnni,

calamities,

woli M aan
|g(
seuiiy
m, ;j,3

liii
^
; a
'g* serits of ])leasaiit cnter-
-k ft t"='' i''Oi\ £{:
woi g hinmri.

Ferapl.,_t^5^^.1.eun{,r'
tninmcnts,
'/"
[g
l"
i^|
/-"^
;^
szf^imi
^
liiliE
/«/ ^ /'//? ^SZP. lin, — jg g ll Z/«^ li"

Serciiiide, .W^ ^ ve iigok, At lok ; a series of years,.

-^ ^ ye^ Z'J.
"

^^ 4E lik nil! : a series

of generations, ^^ /fj^' lik

toi a series of battles,

2^ r1*
''^'''' f-"'''V- :
'I ;

diin a scries
sev.i.e Jook, fry- g; fe J^ MmJa lin :

of
Art /,/ .<t'//^- : a screi.L' victories,
i^ tr B^
mi lid, i[^> 2p: ^- J0 ..,/„i ^ ^Z 5^ ^"' ^^' 67<?^'^

p'eng ? >^(>!i ; a serene chewij i^ho W-zc .

Serious, (person) ^j1 t]^'"/'"/?//-

lonfr 'eung 6<</. Z:e??/. (affair) f^^^' vamx-

Serf, "^ j^ no punk. bai , ^ chnnng"; a scrions

Serfdom, ^i^^;^i^ji: matter, "M }< "i^ ^%

no punk Ice ti \vai\ chunng taai A^' sze ;
a

Sergeant.
^ ^^l|l y/w Isiamij. serious illness,
^ ^^
Serge, p^ ^ pid-ki. peng ngai ; a serious wound
Serial, ^^Qg^ ^s'r/ tai' ^i. W -j^ cliuung sheung.
 SER 37' SEU

8ernioii,
|J|| ^ fun in,
g Serve, ^ ^ funk-sze';

^^ shuri'^ knaxi, =[|| ^ first conic fir.>t served, y\^

/'///i

sermon,
kani : to ik'Iiv(;r

«ij
a
^^^
rhvuk
^"^
to serve as a soldier,
^^^^^ ''"'

^^ fljl f^' ;

^ }JJ V;(///y yc ay bum ^ S ^^{]

^^'^^^ ts'etmg

a:^' lo . hung : to se.-ve out rations,

Serous,
JJH -^j*;^ hiiet shui. tlj ^ f/i'"w^ leung ;
lo

Serpent, (a)
{(^[t'fe
t'in-she, serve one's parents, ^:^
serpent's hi.s. ^'^ {f % ^ -f^ fuung^ sze^ foo^

^V^ ^ ^^'^ ^'""^'^ ^^^ ^^^ mo ; to serve a warrant,

shin;/ ; to nnrse a serpent, fM ^ ch'uen p'iii'; serve

^ ^^ 'il*^ yeuno' she ^

a meal, hi.

Avai waan ; a poisonous Service, 32 {'^ ^*'^^'^^ hiung^

serpent, ^. ^'j^ tuuk she. ^^ c/ra«i szc\ IfiU^; ^
Serrated, i|^"^^^ ^-^"^ (7///; ip; public service, j^
'chHke' yeng,
^ft^ J| sze\ ^ *^ wai /roo?t ,• to

JJH /M« nga yeiii>- yeunj^ ;

render a service,
^^ ^
^^ ^ ^
serrated leaves, toi'* lo ; I am at your

/li^c' chH ip.

service, M ^^ ,/('. lUO

2nd ts'uung meng^ to be

Servant, ^^^^ no-puuk, -j^

t^^ shcd-foon^-jain,{hoj) out of service,

mo chik
^ |^ ^^
ip to dismiss
;

^^f^ sze'- tsai ; servants

from service, ^m ^^ kaak^
to the king, [^ ^^ chik divine service,
^^
g^
;

kicok^ ku'wi ke^

Jt 'rtj* P^^*' sheung^ ^r/i^;

shau /.ss^ ; your Immble the service of God, ^_tl

servant (said by au official)
^ sze' sheung' tai^; a
dinner service, ^ ^ -^
 SET 378 SET

#
fW
^ ?f ^ 4^ t^'nen

taai^ ts'ttan '^oon ti[i people) 3^ ^w«n ,- set forth

fang mat. in brief what is essential,

Servile, ^ )|p yau-shuun'^, g^ 74f»l

shuct' ypu'x; to

j\ ^-^ ha^-/«rt/i:\ set aside, :|8 - ^— ^

Servitude, ;^ -^ wai no, ^/oo^"* kwai yat pin ; to

set apart for a certain

foo kuung .- four year's purpose,

fl^ {f ^M
penal servitude,
^^ ^^ /)'oo/' /.s^y/X^ man yuung"*,

T. sse' nin /bo kiiung. ^ p^ r/n^ //oi ; to sel

Scsamuni, going, f7 /•«;?/ hang.

^/>^. c/n'-ma,
y^ JJ;
1^ yau-ma. ^^ ffn^ tuung^; to set

Session, ^ -^ tsue^ ooi'; forth a plan, ]^^\ ch'mit

to hold a session,
^^ ^| kai^ ; to be set upon by
tsue' i ; a session of pirates,
^M.'^WL P^'
padiament,
i nen ooi^
^^ ^ ^
'i ; the session
ts'aak

up, ^
kuung kek

ji^ ('^''if^
;

laap
to

;
set

to

of a court, ^ f^ |p set free, ^^^ shik foiig^-

^ W3 "?^ "^^°^ to Bet about, pM -^

kuung
hoi
.sA?<m sze"* t'oDg lei ; the shau, p^ 32 '^'^^i ,-

court is now in session,

'

to set down, ^ "7^ /<'^?^'

ha^; to set one's mind at

nga moon in'* shi shuni rest, ^ i\^ foHff sum ; to

lioi sze^; one session each set the heart on, j|*> ;:fc

month, —^'^^ yat ^ s?/m tsoi^ no ; to set

ts^ze t'ong k'i. fire to,

JS: j/; /o;?^^ Vb/i .-

Set, (to) j2^ laap, ^ chi', j^ set to work, ^ "@f ^Bt

chai, (as the sun) 5^ lok, hi shau tso ; the rainy
 ,

SET :>7'.» SET

season has set in, HR ^ )U ^i] fill 7J "'^''

''

3^ n# B fij 5''^' 'ue ^^a' /o ; to set foot on'

/'in slii i to^; to set one's [" ^ shcung ngohn^

liouse in order,
^ ^ i^ ^y irw ^ SB ^'' "« ^^"'

^ /"a r/je//y k'i //?</^ ; to fan ; to set forward, fo]

set a trap for

^ f^
him,
lly
heinig^ ts'in ; to sot in

IS; -!§
^''^^"^ 'k'ue '/-/'vrt order,
^^ ^ tso' 't'oh,

ma not set down in the

;
J§4^ 'li ^t'oh ; to set off

or out, ply* ^ ts'in Ai/^'\

tsoi^ taan sheunii"'; to set jqj :g ts'in wong : to

a clock, iji^ ^H kaan^ set-to (fight)

;fg tr
^

chmmg .•
to set tlie fashion, scnug ta ; a set of instru-

ttl -f-E^ ch'uutfa yennfr': ments, — ^ JL glj y«i:

sets her cap at me, Sj^ /oo' //t^ kiie^ a set of

^^ f& J''*" "='^^' ^*^ boxes, ^^H yat Po"

k'ue ; to set a thief to aeung ; a set jihrasc, [J^

catdi a thief, J^ |l{ t£ ^ ch.au^ ktie.

^^ i ts'aak chuuk^ Ls'aak ;

Settee, ;^ i^ fR <-"'i'«^"^S

set (my) doo^s on you,

^ cliuuk shong.

1^ P^' f/J*^
/<^"^' '/'«" Settle, ^ teng^ (accounts) '^
ngaau ^li ; to set people t.re»g-sho\ (as dregs)

by the ears,
^ A- "S P k'enof ; it is settled,

linji'' van kok^ huu : to

# 1®
II ti
"-^-'^^ '''"'

set a tree, ^^ I^ cliuung^ hai^ 'A-o/n ; to settle an

shue ; I seD LneuL store on ^^
affair. uen sze

this thin-,
Ife ^S Itt ^^ 'foil sze'; to settle

,d^ ngoh hoix chuung"* a ^ aE ^

price, ^

ts'ze mat ; to set a razor, teng' ka^; to settle ditticulties

 ; ; ;

sp:y 580 SEV

and quarrels,
^^ ||[|
Seventh. ^ -{^ ta?-fs'c,f.

J^
^? ^^ ^^Vw» naaii^ ^kaai Seventieth, -|- tai'
f:"^
fun ; V) Kettle an account, ts''af slian.

^ ft
/s'e;?^ foon
ncii

;
.s/.o\

the matter
»|| ^^
is
Seventy,
Sever, ^-i]
•^-f'
^H
fs'^at shap.

kohf-'imi,
finally settled, >pi[
^ fg Di$g tuen^\suet, ^-g^
^^ liu^ li /s'e»^ ck'oh /)^// /,7n' : to sever friend-

t(i settle a disturbance, 2p ship,

^^ tsuet /-««?<.

^L P'^"o liien'; h't it Severally. ^^ /.o/^-', 1^ mooi

settle clear,
^ ^^ '^ jointly and severally, [i^
tayvj k'entr ^sV;?// ; to settle '^,'f!
f'llll"? y^'^ tSHWI//,

at a ])lace.
^ Jg lok tsik.

Settlement, ip.g^ fan' t'au, Several, ^ '/7, (with the

proper clHssifier in each

/.e sze ; a new settlement, instance), ^^ sho^; several

¥\ ffl J?^
m - ...
5^'^'
...
^^'^
/-....;>
^'""^'^ days a<i;o, -^ ^$ Q sin

^f i|\ sr//i fau^; the III yat ; sevei-al times,

^g
settlement of affairs, ^ •^ A'j wan"*; several hands

|± 4f ^ "^"" ^''/' ^'^''^' at woi-k, ^ i^ -^ Va

sze\
yw sliau ; several occasioiiB,

several
Settler,
T^^^^W^^ g^ 5^ •"''^'^^ /'5'2(°'';

weng chue^ tsoi

o
««/?
books,
^f ^ f>
'/^» po'

Z'e2a//7 r/te.
slivp ; several ships, ^^ '^
jt[^ Z'» rhph^ shuen.
Seven, -^
Seventeen, -|-
ts'at.

^ shaj) fs'at.
Severe,
j^J ^ \m-'^kan, t^JJ

-^ li'-hoi', (grievous)
^^
Seventeenth, ^ ^ _|- tui'
ch'nnng ; severe wound,
shap ts^af.
S' Y^ chuung^ sheunff
 ; —

SHW ;;8i SKX

-z-t^ -I *
severe injury, -^^E (iiai Slewing woman,
r^
lioi'; severe nurds, ^- ^ ;'/* s/iiiom p'oh.

fo') in ; a severe Le.ieher, '^^^'

P^j
ycmi'^-r/ii-fiin
r# <:
;
^
tin; female
//"'"-

i^vu-y severe,
im lib
g|
lioliii
^ij

Ar'',-
^ a
seN'»

male
"5^* 3!fl

sex, S
line Iiii : the

naani
^f^ ^|^
severe jnd-ro,

im rhpuif
J^TEi^^-uJ
nip .v^/' ,-
I
lui';

foo
tlie

nne
fair sex,

the gentler sex,

if^^j
^
;

adiniiiislcred a severe I'e-

the
3c 4^ y^^^ '"'^"^ 5

])riiTiiind to liitn, ^|^ IMt

yonth of both sexes,
^
k'lic.
4£ S ^^" .'?////< nil! naain

100.
Sew, Hl^ lueii,
j|^ fuiinii;

^^\
;

Sexagenarian, -y^
to sew ciothes, |j^ q^ )]^
linik ts'uun /re van.
fining 1 funk Lu bew ;

together, |^ i^ fining Sexagenary, y^ + Ofi^

l^ik

inaai ; to sew on buttons, shap ^».

<PT #& ''^'"^ ^^"^'^'^'''^ Sexagesimal, jj? y*=; + Hfi^

tai luuk shap //.

Sewage,
Jg |g j;^ ;;Jv:
/:r^^^ Sexangular, ^ jij HJ^ hnik
k'ne he s/tui. kok 1i.

.Sewer, j^^ Ar/rt-^j^-k'ue, {Jg- Sexennial, 7^^ ^^ l""k

jf^ o;y< -k'ue. nin yat lin.

Sewing, ,|^ fninig ; a sew- Sexless,

ffi* ^J ;* B^^

ing-machine,
ii^#|gg mo fin naam I ^nie //.

fnnng i ki hi'; sewing Sexton,

f^ dl X j'p ^^'g

needle, ,|'^'^j' fnnng rhim /5(?A;' t'o kuung.

 .

SHA SH2 SHA

Sexual,
^ ^ ^^ '§5 "^' im
<•/<(? //?/»» he chining.

iKiam mie ts'eiiir vuuk Sliailes, (Hades) |J^

:
f^
sexual pleasures, ^ -^ //I'lii-kcum.

^^ ^^ iiaani nne kr lok. Shadow, -^^ //cv;/; ,-

the sun's
Shabby,
Shackles,
^ {\^
;jv^
;y/-tsiii\ shadovv,

shadow and echo,

^ -^^ yat yew^r
j^^ cluit-hmik, i>., close

attention,

Shad, _^^ M^///^-laai- hcunij : the shadow of

'ue.

Shaddock, 7^^ j^ hii(k-^ynu. ugai tscung chi ; to reduce

to a shadow,
^J^^E^lll
'

Shade,
j|^ |J^ r//e-y«w?,(lamp-) r/i/ ue sza ti ; alone with

*|^ ^ fmiff-cliaan ,
(a his shadow,
5g ^ i^g ii"
slight) ifJ ;g nift /f^rn'- yeng yeng seuiuj tui

yau-/i ; to shade from the \

Shaft, ^ kohn, (handle)
;j^
sun, ppng ; the shaft of a sjiear,
jl^ 5B ''^'^ '^''^

t'au ; the shade and the ~\^

^ Z, 1^ koJtn liwoh

ke peng the shaft of a

[^ yum yenng
light, ;
[J^ ;

Avhen the tree falls the

cart, Ijl ;^ -^f-
r-^V /re'

••j/ic/fi ,• the shafts of a

shade is gone,
(gj ^] ||J
(sedan) chair, ftS ;^ Am
^ [T^ shue^ Vo /s«/;; mo
ATony ; the shaft of a
yum ;

ed heroes,
the shades of depart-
column,
^^ ^ *^ch'ue

"tl^X^t shun : the shaft of a

huung ke kirai wan ; to

chimney,
t-uvng tad))
^^^; the shaft of
in

sit in the shade, ^^ a mine, */^^ p uefc V/r«<,.

 SHA 383 SHA

sail, (for another) ^

kwong tseiiff, |]|^^ ^ /a/i""- ch^au, (disgrace)

kivong not ; the shaft of ^ch'ati ; the sense of shame,

an arrow, -gft" Sp At*// #5]i;>

/ii^'^w 4li>^
>|\
'Li'
sriu oo" he"

^o/i;? ; to sink a shaft, ;t|^ .v(ou ; have yon no shame,

^ kwut net.

^ ^
jShagsry, suung-mo, Sii 'm rlii ^cliUiu mo miu
^^P^ suimg-mo-ke . p'i me; he brought shame
Shake, :f^a[; in-'ha,
;f|;j{|
on himself, tE g IJC
iu-tuuii^' , t^ !/<''ti>ig, (»s ^^ "^k'ne tsze^ V.s';<e k'i

(lice)
^^ ngo, (the head) ynuk ; for shame !
^ ^j^

:f^gg uing'-*t'au, (hands) ^ R^C *'^" ^^''* '*"^'" ^''^* '"

What a pliamc this is !

Shaky, y^ fan ; old and

shaky,
-^^M * 'l« sze"* Iioh k'i sau tsoi.

taai koHK fan. Shameful, p]" #: J# UflJ

Shall, ^^ /s^?/n//-loi, JJi\int. hoh sau yuuk //,• a sliame-

Shallow, ^ "^^s'///. fnl affair, "pj"

^_ ^^
Shallows, :J^ lek, (rapids) /?(;/i sa?< /i^'* sze .

Mpl /"««//. Shameless, fS& ^ f/^

shameless
"^^

Shani, M^/'-ngai', (to) a

g^fg /??/(?;!' S'^'^'/'';

0^ c/ia ; to sham sick- fellow,

^ ^.,1. ;S: ^ n^o

ness,
f^ ^ r/^r/ peng^ 'c//'i f7/i t'o.

to sham sleep,
f'p P] Shank, jiip ;5: :;^:
§* '^^i(f^

chd /ii.'r; a sham-fight, k(? taai A^r.Y^ .-

the shank

^jK'^
Shame, ^
/a

sau, ^
A'a chonng\
Bun s«?<-
of a key,

shi shan ;
^^%
the shank
'soh

of a

V(^'», (to feel)

^J^ /''"« - tobacco pipe, if(§
fgj
</f
 SHA 384 SHA

t'uiing ; I am ^o'lu^i; on share in,

^ij^ '^J^n fun';

Shanks' mare, ^ ^^ to share in his anxiety,

Jjip 1^ Sigoh ts'oli k'Uiig 1^ fB S "^'''""g ^^^'"e

y«, j^ ^ ^ fMi k'ue

Shampoo,
"^
^^ f/fm-sJimi, y«ii; the shary-list,
^f/}'
j^ cii'ui ;woi\
^7 Ib "^^^^^ ^"^^^ ^^'^"»

Shape,^ -^ s-'iZ/r, tseung-\ ts'cnii:.

^K
yeng- the
mo-*)eang,'
shape of
^tlie
Shark,
shark's
vb
lins,
-f^
'^
s/irt-^ue

^ ne
;

r/n^; shark's skin, v|? -^

yeng. s/m ue
J^ p'i.

Share, (to) /^ -0^ fmi-.tJio^, Sharp, 7f|Jli','(^^jJ/;^raMi';

(a)
^ Jy- fau^-Vs.., a shari) pain,
:j^] ^p JJ
^^ \'wo-''*!nu^; to sluire ^ij tiiunr/^ nc /o /VoA^; ii

the assets, -^ Jj^ /;^;< sharp winter, /^ :^ im

/roo ; principal share- fi/unr/ ; sharp (eye) sight,

holders, -^ H^ f;}
taai' [|P;"!^1|
ngaan li'; a sharp

/loo fan'; one shaie in the tight,

^ ^j^ foo chin^:

business, -^ fl^ Zfe ;g sharp words, ^^ "^ foo

?/^?/5 /roo s/hI)I(/ t'; divided in ; a sharp angle, 4^ -^

into four shares, ^ "^ /s/;n /r(?/i;\- a sharp tool,

P3 fi^ ^"'' ^"^^ ^'^'^^ '^^'^^' ^If ^^ li^ //< ; a sharp

share and share alike, ^ {i.e. clever) man, 4^ ';|^||

^^ Jiicun fun ; to fchare

^^ ^ tsim li ke^ yan ;

<^iiti's joy, |oJ i^ t'unng sharp in speaking,

^|| p
lok ; to share Lenefits, .^ li' hem ; a sharp rebuke,

v^> /*"" ^'^"^ ' ^^ ^^^^'^ ^^

J^ ^ im m^ ; sharp
 ;

SUA :^8: SHE

heavin.ir, J^. ^ ^J-

'i kek ings,
§^ P yjc P'''*'^"
'"1"

hn : ii slinrp souiul, .^ sliaai ; rattan i^having,

jj^
^yf%
t'ang azc ; bamboo
f'/ieng ; a sharp wind, ^ as
shavings \^^ J,"^
chnnli

J^ inaatig fuiinr; ;
SZP.
.-liJirp a^ a needle, im ^j- Shawl, ^^S].^ laap-polc-
^ ^l] lie r//f/»? r;^/' li^ ; I

I/iii.

look ' sharp,'

huc^.
'EJt Wfljl * '

Siie, lie. or it,

j^ "^k'ne.
f'aai' ti
Sheaf, 7^3^ woh-c/ruid; (a)
Sliarpen,
^ ^|J
.u<>]i-li'
— ^^'^' J'" ' ^ sheaf
Sharper, ;^^

•A fantan sLaiper,
/j>^,^ waat hiva)?

^ j^ of
tl!!<

rice, — ;^7 ^ yf,^

clruiik v;o\i ; a sheaf of

^shait. wheat, ^ jJX ^ ?/«/

Shatter. :^y ^ ta-siii^. ch'-uuk mak.

Shave, ^Jj /V«' ,

(to plane) -^ij Shear, HjJ As^/// .- fo shear

p'aau ; to sbave the Lead, sheep, H^ ^- ^ "^Asi/i

^l] ^ taf' fan ; to sliave yeung mo betel-unt ; shears,.

the beard, ^l||^ ff'i^ so ; W\ \^^' Sc ^*^"o 1^^^'^ /f</ra<\

to Bhave iiead and face WS<\ M

/'''" ^0"= ^^^'^p-

whoUj, '1|11^ seitlc faat; Shears, ^v haaic'- ^ ii^in.

to Bhave thin, -^pl ^jM Sheatli, 1'^ As'iV,

7J^ /o-

]i'aau pok, 'hIJ ^M sej/^t^ lwlc\

pok. Sheathing,
^J /^ ^^
Shaving, -^ij ^& p'aan- A^ touj shuen s/ia;i lie

*cli'aai, (gum-shavings) '^ij mat ; copper sheathing,.

1\]^ p'aau /a ;
wood shav-
^^ t-uung i/i/?\
 SHE 386 SHE

Shed, a, ^ 'ch^ong,
^ ,„
-%- ^ tlI'
ysung mi pa ;

p'uung-S'//'«?/y ; mat-shed, the bleating of sheep, 0^

me : sheep-pen, /\\ i^ j^

to put up a shed, :(|: ^ i

sin yenng laan ; sheep-

taa}? p-aans!: ; a drying marked %^-^Z1^ ^§i

shed, gffiff) •^^'^'«*' p'lian.s:
; j
maai yeung Ice sni

to shed tears,
'f^ ^5^ ch'eung ; sheep-skin, ^^
yup liUuK i5tt 0Pi M
'^
'»"

ha
J^
sheep's
ycung
eyes
i)'i

at
;

a
to cast

thing,
Sigaan hii',
"J^ I

luP; the sun sheds Hglit ts'e Sigaan

^6' hohn,
;1»I'0R^
on the earth, P $i] 3t "^ BP<. ^ ^"' ngaau kok.

J^ i-tli T'-^^
^^'^^ ki'-ong Sheep-fold,

laan.
^ fjj^
yeung-

ice ti .

Shocn, -3t nS ^'^''^"^ ^"'' Sheepish,

^g |g|g SI /'^'^Z^'

-^ 3^. /.'UV)/j/7 wa. /.t'w/.: - ngok - ngok ;

my
Sheep. ^ ^
*yeang, ,^, friend looked very sheepish,

niin-*yeung ; a flock of

sheep, — 5 ^^ -¥ y^^ ngoh

>
yau km n: Ao i

k'wun min veiing ; this

szr .

sheep, \i)i^^^ ni
Sheer, '^^ -j^ tseng -hai ,

min ycun^- sheep's

rheh^

head, ^^
;

yeniig fan ;
K f^'
''^'' ^'=''''
^^ '&
ki
pat k/roh', J^ g|, i :

slieep's 'trotters,'

slieep's heart,
^ ]]^p
through sheer age, j^ ^
yeunof kei/lc ;

n y^" "'" sA ?///?.

^ j|\> yeniisf
•«''''" ; sheep's
*^-

yat /rrn/;
^/'^

to sheer cif,
^
kidneys, i|^ jjg jeung i;< ;

sheep's Uvcr, ^3f J'^'^^S

1^ S.en /...^ g| Gr^
U

sheep's tail, l/oi.

/w/m ; dried
 SHE 3S' SHI

Kheot, (of a bed) Shelter,

jjg r//f-;w»\
'
'p'i-
f^g. Jg )[f^
/^a», (of jiaper) \j^ chcnng, I ^/^^'-oo^ J^^^ I't^-ynni*

(-ropes)
JJ^iJE
liii'-slieno- :
'

Sliephenl, 6^ ^i \ muiik-
a sheet ol copper, —— l^ yLun«,'-yaii.
^^ iniiiik-

^ Jr
jw'«;t : a
•'/'^^ /''^"'

hound loss sheet of

t'miiig t'unnjr,

^ij^^
d^ :g- niuiik
/<'>//;i youiif,'
V///',

No.
Slie[)lic'rd's |uirso, >^^ ts'ai.

//^/^ pHii 1110 iiiiaai /'^ Sheriff, 'g ^ 'g cli'iifii-

V<?/i"; to sheet, ^Jr^ jig p'lic'-koon,

^l^'^ sheiifj

;|j|^ /roi 'i pok ^paan.

Sheet-anchor, "^ ^jjj
taai Shield, )|^ j^' i)'aai-^t'nun,

naaii.
j^ -^ jjl^ tMinii s/irtw

.Shelf,
^^^ icaak^ -^paan, ^ p'aai,
jjl^ jg t'aaiig f/t^*,

ka
s/ii/e
; a book shelf,

ka' : on the
^^ shelf,
(rattan-j

Shift, (to) ^(\

jj^-jflf! L'antj-p'aai.

oon\ ^poon^
ffi
shell ng'.
^ ±. t-^»'' ^"^'' i,

(expedient)
(move) '^j^

kai
//W'//^',

(an
gj* ;

Shell, il:^,^ ]oh-hok\ \o-hok\ under garment) y^ ;^

(of eggs, ttc.) ^' 7/o//; hohn'' / ; he makes shift,

tortoise-shell (used in to get a living,

jg jg- jj^
divination)
hnk ; mother
^^ ^
o' ])earl shell,
hicai
^^
uiik sliik
'k'ue

the
r//'tr

wind con-
A'^f/'

^- -|^ ^ wan mo Jwk ; stantly shifts abiit, j^

to shell peas,
J^ || :j||j fe » tf n): ^^1^ >£
o^ ;;/// hoh hum tin ; to JtiuiKj tsoli cuufii yau'*

shell,
$1] f^ ;/w/;' holi. ch'-ui pat tenu"*: shift.ing

Shellac, ^ U '^ 't^ze sands,

^^^ v|^ /sc/»a

kang ifm. tuiing' /.V s^^^ ^ y^-

 ;

SHI 388 SHI-

lau sha ; to shift away, Ship, ^ sluieii, (full rigged)

=^
i^ j^ /'//; hin^. i^; m
i'ln
mi
ilFl^ saam-chl-

"-!''" the Avai-sliuen to go on board

Shin, flf 8§ t-^'i ;
;

shiu-buiKs ^|>Bi|f|*»g^'i' a ship,

J^^ ^ ^shenng

liin hiruf, ^«i /^^^'//' shnen, "^ /^fi

^"''/^ shuen ;

»J|*

hiruf.
to buil(T'~a ship, gl f^
kiii^ shnen ; mercliaut ship,
Shine, ^jl j^faae-hirong, flg
T^ )!]ft '^^"'"'I'y ^hnen ;
a
<:/a'«\ (Lii'on) Hji 3]^ c/i/i< -
warship, ^J^ /:)jj^ cliui'
ktvong ; May happy stars
slinen on board blii[), ^^
^
;

shine aronnd you, j|;g

Ml il
'-^^^^^ shuen sheung^;
idh n^^ ///''/'^ s^yj// ^^uung
a fleet of ships, — ^^
rhiu; tlio sun shines, Q yat poiifi shnen ; to ship
flS yat rA/;;'; the moon goods, ^ "^ lok foil'.

net rhiu^ Ship-broker,

shine, fi HJ\ f^ /f^ ^^^ |£
the li<rht sliines in the /so shnen he/n/ /u^.

si->'". 3fe }!?. J^ at * Ship-building,

sliuen.
^ |;|g chong-

k'vong rhiu' ue om^ clniung

Ship-holder, (or-owner), j|^
wishes to shines in the

wori.1, g\- :aE 111; ±# ^^

yaii.
/s^ shuen Ze^ "^tV/z^^

^ iTii fe' :g i-""k tsoi'

Ship-master, j^ ^ shnen
shai^ sheung^ tak lo i tik
V//»(°,
{:Jj^ ^]]]
si men s^:^.

meng.
Ship-mate, j'jg
'^ -^
Shinoles, '^ ^ mnuk nga, 5"
ji ij

t'nnng shnen
^^f^
/t?;// shtd

:g ^ shik 'tsze, |g i^ sha a clip.

g ill tarn' 'sill, gj- pi^

Shipment, g^;;>$: lok

3^ /?/<^ moon s/^?. /o/i' Jce^ sze^; heavy and

 81II o89 SHI

continuous sliipments of Shire, ^^ shaanfj.

luuk tsaulv ki' Uiai^ }Wiuj

Shirk,
U '^ %//-pi\ 1^

hum. I'ui cJi^uut huc^ ; cannot

Shipptr,
van.
# UA foo' Z"^^^' shirk it,
fl^ :^ 1^ ^'u»

7^/" lioi ; never shirk duty

Shipping,
M f^ ^ S for pleasure.
^ ^- "T.
shuen mo"* shanrj

shipping of England exceeds

»'; the
* m ia ifn ^'^ '"^^t pp
kuiing foo i ^s'?<<» yat lok.
that of any other country,
Shirt,
^ ^'^ noi^-5/<afl;;2,

^ J^ ^ •'^"'^ /<:/«'('/;; ke^

(under) ^ -^ :j^ kan^-
shan-i, '^^ ^^ hohn^-
shueu nio^ pi^ a:()/c^ kwok
kang"* kiconp. sJiaam.

Ship-wreck, :^ /f{J
/o/i'- Shirting, 7$ ^ yeung ;?o-;

shuen, |5l j^ eh'am gray shirting, J^ "^ y^

shuen ; sln]nvrecked sailors, ^ uen s/^//c yeung 2^c^\

dyed brocade shirting, "^

ne^ ch'ani laan^ sliuen ke^
;^:f£^s^"/^ t'ai/«;)o^
shui shau ; many ships
dyed spotted shirting, "^
wrecked annually on
are

these rocks. ^^^]^W]

^ ?£ ^ ^^''^^ ^'"«»' /"

^w ; white spotted shirting,

mooi nin ni ti shek sheung^

/a iw^\ white plain shirting,
yau ho toll shuen 'p'olc'

laan\ #: Q '/¥ 1B >'''" Paak

Shipwright, ^ [g shueu yeung po\ fill:

:f2 ^ mo
tseung\ /"a iw\
26
 . •

SHO 390 SHO

Shiver, (with cold) :ij)^ Shocking, '[^ ^^sV^am,

f^il^^
ta- \vi\x\\g-chan^, (shutter) sheung-sum ; received a
shocking wound, ^ -^
l)''oh sui Ij^ ^ shau' sheung shum^

Shoals, (rapids) '^ j^^ sha- 'ch'uung.

taan ; a shoal of fish, — Shoe, 1^ haai, (pair of shoes)

n^"^^ yat chan

shoals of herrinpfs,
ue ; vast
^ ^^ ^'<'

shoes (such as coolies wear),

-^^^ai ;
straw

3^ jj^
fi® f^ 'S taai chan'' ts'o ^, ^ 's'o haai ; leather

paak ue. shoes,

J^ 1^ p'i haai ;

Shock, (shake) ^^ chan - to wear shoes,

^ |^
tuung ^me^
(violence)

he gave
ch'iicn haai ; to take off

shai -hnunci ; a shoes, fj^ 1^ i^'w^;;^ haai ;

shock, 1g — B$ ^ $g the toe of a shoe, |^ ^S

^ M^ ngoh
^
'k'ue^ya^ Shi

keng hi loi
haai t'au ; the heel of a

leng ; shoe,
1^ J^ haai mi ;

the death of his son must the sole of a shoe, ^^ fg

be a great shock to him, haai tai ; to shoe (i.e., a
horse)
$J ,g ^ teng

^il^
sze
i#
jiit
Mleng
^^''"® '^'~' ^''^

k'ue sum
ma ^rt^7^ ; to put on shoes,

^* S^ cheuk^ haai ; shoes

ts'aam sheung I am
shocked, ^ ^ -^ i^i^
;

for compressed feet, 3

''ngoh sum kin sheung ,-
^^ kuiing haai.

1^ ;^
to shock one s feelings,

yik ts'ing
^ ,- the shocks
Shoe-horn,

ffl^ Jto haai-f^'ai^.

haai-pat,

'I'r
of fortune,

^shoh ue^
^ j§ ^ S|
/i;e naan\
Shoe-(or boot-) lace,

haai taai'.
 SHO 301 SHO

Shoe-maker, IS| ^ haai smin van shne' kan faa^

tseung . (/i^uiit lai : bph't and dried
Shoe-meiider {i.e., cobbler), shoots,
^^ /oA sw?m,
or ^^ p.^ suun hohn.
Shoot, (to) ^^ slie\ -^ Va, Shop?
^ H ;)'o'-*t'au ;

(to sprout)
^ ^ ch'uut- he opens a rice shop, j^
smvi ; to shoot out fingers

in playinf;

ch^uut suwi
'
morra,'

: to shoot
^j ^an
7;'(? ; I keep a shop, ^|^

arrow,
j|;J' ^ she^ /sin\ t'au ; a small shop,
^^ ^
p'o^ ^tsai ; my shop, -^
shoot at random,
j^ )^ ^ lo jtj'o^ chandler's or

gtf /*/'^^ laang fsm^ to grocer's shop,

H '^ §|
shoot on the v>mg, !^\
^ tsaap/o/i ^)'o ; shop people,

.'
^^ P'o^ ^^ ' ^he shops
t
IHU to shoot through, in every street, ig.
f^j ^
P- ta cJtUtPH ; to ^ /roA;' /jfwi j!;'o^ 00^;

shoot ahead, ^ 3I]

shop keeper {i.p. tenant)
/foAn Z'/roA^ t'au ; to shoot ^
>^j|j
;r« Aflf/A' ; stay in

into, '^j :fte A* 'fo the shop and pay no rent,

p'aau yup /iue ; to shoot
m M 1£ ffl
k"«' ^';';'

out branches, ^ jjt^ faat' ^'6>A iso : to shop,

A %^\
chi.
^(^ yup />'o maai mat;
Shoots, -^ -j^ nuen^ S2<mw ,- to shut up shop, ||^ jj^
bamboo-shoots,
^ ^
chunk- suun ; new shoots Shop-man, ^ j;^ -^ maai'-
i^prout fi'om the root,
^ foh'-'shau, (head) ^ ;fg
f/j<'W/^-*kwai\
 : ;
;

SHO 392 SHO

Shore, jM:

or afloat,
ngohn^ on
:^;1:^::|5E;^
shore
fe
ko»i^
^ turn
jrH"

;
fe
a
'^"''"

short
^^'^'^

cut,

tsoi' ngohu^ waak tsoi^ hoi

i^M ^^ ^aang lo'; to fall

the captain is going on short of one's expectations,

shore, ^eHJJi/l: shiien -^ ^R 3^ /^a/ ue "^s/io/^

l^JT

sze maai ugohu ; to go mong^; to come short of

ashore, Jh |M sheung one's intentions, ^^ ^^
ngohn''; olf the shore,
^^ iS ^ ;w^ sui^ k'i t"^:

^ kanJc ngohn^; there is a short memory, ^It ="[!

still the shore behind, i.e., 4^ mo hi' senff': short of

repent while there is time, Itreath,

^p^ hi ch'uen

19 S3 ft /^ oci t'au shi' in short, ^l|| 'j^ tsmmg

ngolm^; last on board, first hai ; to cut short, v)^
on shore, kaam.

j^ ch-i loi, si)t sheung Short coming,

^^ ^ fiien

ngohn'.
JShore

chue\
np,
^ ^^ ch'aaug- Short-hand,
jnit-tsze ;
^^^ to write
/rr/o'???-

short

Short, (length) ^_g Uucn, hand, ^=^ ^^ .s,^rwy; s7i2<p.

(time)
^^ U^ tsaam -shi, Shoit-sight,
glJf^liP; kan^
-^ ij^ mo noi'; in height, shi'- ngaan.

^ at ; a short month, Shot, ^^ -jp taan'- tsze

^
days,
/]> net
4o yat
sill ;

titen,
short

or
lead

taan';
shot,

he is
^ ^|^ nen
a dead shot,

^ ^3.
long nor short,
^'''* '"*'' '

i.e.,
otiither

exact, "k'ue shi' ho W-eumj faat^

^ M^Ma/ much
i'"^ ch'enng
too short,
Ice^ van ; to load shot,

p^aaii' ma.
J]\
J*
/j^f;j ;
"PgI ?''^ ^"P
 SHO 393 SHO

Should, (ouj^lit) « ying-

at
saai
^^ ;
y^^
chair-coolie's shoulder
v'^ ^''^'

yw/yfun^; taap
strictly speaking- cloth,
fg: 5g \\]

it should bo done thus, pok kan.

4^ ® 1p ® ft >^" Shoulder of mutton, ^ -^

ijing \vA? /com tso ; should yeung- shaii.

he ^P ^ fg ^
see, ue Shout, p^ ^ hoht'-sheng

and
;

kicoh ""k'ue /a^''; you shouting in front

should not smoke so much, crowdiuij; Ijehind, "^ P^

ni 'm i/iiig k'-ap ue ts'-ze

:^
guung
m; to
ts'in /ofl

shout a com-
hau'

(oh in ; should go, j^ ^^ mand, P^ ^ hoh^ leng^

—-^
yng wong ;
should <xet, to give a shout, P^
/to/i^' yat sheng ; to give a

Shoulder, ^Bp kin-pok ,

^^ loud shout, ~f^^ — B^
^5 pok -t'au,
^^ /a>i taai' s^f?2/7 //rt^ AtV, -^
fan ; to take tlie whole ^Ig-BiJ. taai' s/tey?^ A<«^'

<luty on one's own shoulders, kiic^; to shout with joy,

— fl # M y''^ ^'''' Mkp^ foon foo ; he shouted

faam taai ; to shoulder, for joy, tEH^Sffi
__
'hi Pok\ J^ ^ P$. ^k'ue yaii hi kek

^ _|^ /b/jf/

change shoulders,
tsoi kin k'wong /oo
pitch
;

of
to

one's
shout at

voice,
sheuug""; the

'
shoulder '
trade, ».^., street
^ S
hvi sheng
PI
i foo.
rfn Pf tsuun'

4g ^
j

:(g:p tHii\img,
'

peddling, Shove,
ai Sg
pok t'au sluing i ; to carry
P^ ^Hung-hoi, (along) f^S"
all on oue shoulder, — ,
Van^hue ,(pole) ^ch^aang;
 ;

SHO 394 SHO

he bhoved me out of dooi"s, ^^^ ^'"^" P°' *^"'^

fH ffi SHJ fl 'k'»e ngoh hohn ; to show the

t^ui ngoh ch'iiut moon ;

to shove to the rear, Ij^ show beforehand, y^ yj^

^j^ /-ui ban'; to shove sin shi^ to show forth,

down,
;f^ ^ t'ui lok ; to
IS tti
"i' rh'unt; to

shove along in front, ^j^ show kindness, ]^ \^ shi

fiij
t'ui ts'in ; to shove yan ,•
there is evidence to

off,

hS
:|tPrl
?/»/?^^
t'ni/wi,^i^
hoi fan to
fyau
«"•.
^ '® m
p'ang kue^ '^rhi
=ts [i{
chHiut
;

sliove into, ^^ ^ t'ui I can clearly show you,

yup. ^ 93 ^T i& ^
meng
'"g«i»

with
Shovel, ^^ ch'-aan ; a set of shi^ ni c/ii ;

shovel and tongs, — •

||||
a show of friendship, ^^
^ ^^
k'im ;
yctt

a small
foo^ ch'-aan

rice-shovel, yau ; to make a show of

^ ^^ ^^^
shovels rice into his mouth,
c/i'rtrtn ; he anger,

no';
jgff 3SK
for mere
'A:^

hliow,
^Wc'
=^

yup shik
P ka wai.
cha' tsok\
jg @
p'a faau //«u ;

to shovel up, ^ ^ Shower, |j^ p|| chan'- ue

—
;

UM
— V—
eh^aan hi. a violent shower, •

Show, -(^ V«», yat chan'' po' ue

g^ :^^ ;

(point out) :|=g[;7j^ <-/^i-shi^ a shower of stones, ^^P

show me, j^ ^ g^ >i j^ ~K
shower of favours,
sbek ue ue ha^
ngoh ^'a» ; to show off, a J^
^ Ame^ y""^ y^^ ^^** '
N M^ y-^'^ •^'"""^

show a book, ^^ ue lo\

 ;

SHR 31) SIIU

Showv, j^h i^Jj p'aai-ch'eung. Shrink, ^^^j-] ^J_F .s7n«</c-maai ;

Shred, *^[| fi^ laan'-t'iii. this clotli shrinks a great

Bbrew, iJJ'l M o/i:'-*p'oh.

Shrewd, 0i f||J
nia-lP,
g fs'-zo 'po'

toh.
shui/k tiien shum

shrewd fellow, — {]ji i^^ Shrive, ^ j^^

kaai hoi,

7jat t'o wut ; he is very

shrewd, |g ^ ^»|j k'ne

kaai tsui\

Shrivel, ^^ ch'aau.
shum' \?.

^ Shroff, ^^^^ hohn ngan

Shriek, t^-

Shrike, 4}^
^^
kiii'-s/ienr/.

paak-Viu.
yan, i|^ 1^ ^ sAr/2^ ngan

Shrill, ^ ^^yj> ^han-'^heung

Shroffing,
^ i% Z^
the shrill tones ascribed to hohn ngan /ie"* sze\
imps, ghosts, squeaking of Shroud, ^^ ^^ shau^-t.

mice, etc., IJ=J flfj ^ Shrouding,

Shrouds, (of a ship)
j|^^ sAai(- lim.

Artfc'i^ /^/r/Y sheng. _t |il|f.|i

Shrimp, ^ /w ,• small sea- i^ ^sheung-wai-*shing-^«/.

shrimps, ^ i'R^ ngan ha ;

Shrub,
Shrug the
g g) V/j-sbue\

small dried shrimps, $^

slioulders,
|}| g^
^ /irt mai ; as lively as
shuuk-pok
Shudder, ^^i"^
.

'^ta-chan\
^
a shrimp (our "kitten";
'[^ (7ii/?'-luut.
said of children),
£^$^11^ Shuttle, (to push one way
l^t shang ha konv' Piu. and the other), ^
Shrine, )ji^ ^ shan-/»om,
wun^ tsaap, ^I luen

^^ jw tsoh\ jji tsaap,

^t ^ ^;^ i- ^'«»

shan tsoh\ loi tui km'; to shuttle off,

 ;
,

SH U 396 SHU

:^ ^ fai hue\ together), '^i^ hop-maai,

Viii hoi ; to shuffle tlie (lock)
^^ so/i- chue*,

blame on another, ^^ ^ (stuff), g sa/', (seal)

^
fc^ A i Juroh^ vc yan. ///?//?9 ; shut the door, iW
Sli utile cards, ^ )i$ '.srn- PH^^ /w moon shaan
*p'aai, ^^^f;^ '^hai chue^ to shut the gate,

chi it'aai. Jtj^ ^ "'' chaap ;

to shut

shumincr, [ig a shop, '/»i Am

gq |{g ijg lyj j|g
i/jtw- shim - sh link - sh tiuk ; 'sheung ;)'o to
,

J^^ ^j| ;

shutflinj; about, ^ j^ i^hut in,

[j^ ^ wai chue ;

l^tj [3*^ fut/n(j ch'e sni to shut out, Pg /(g A

shim. t
'm chiiini yup ; to shut

Shun, ^ pi\ [^q g '.^him np,

[^ ^ wai kHvwt'', to

S
^

V^\ 551 P^'

'^''' «^'^''^
'

shut the eyes,

^ g im

one shuns you, ;^ ^^ ^ muuk ; to shut the mouth,

^f^ /.o/t yan ki pi' ni :

to sliun a person,
^^
])i^ yan ; to shun mis- ^ja/" in ; told him to '
shut

fortune, ^|j§
—
pi' woh\ HK tt4 fg ^J [li ^
Shunt, fl i|g •
^ hang hV k'ue mat ch^mit slieng

maai 7/at jnn, ^^ |pjj shim shut up a shop (legally)

chak.

Shut, ^ ktcaan. (fasten Shutters, ^ j^ ch'eung-

with a bar),
^q ^ paan ; shutter-bolt,
^^
shaan-maai, (to close to) j^ j^M. ch'-eimg jjaaii

t^ -^ j'»2-maai. (to close sunt.

 ;

SIH 31)7 810

Shuttle, ;JJ|» cli'iie ;

as full Sick, ^ Van-peng",
of learniii2: as a filled (stomach-)
'

shuttle, ^ ;(vf ^l ^ I,
mi
c
seiing-
c
au ;

funk ch'ue keiig luuu ;

heart-sick with deferred
broke up loom aud shuttle, hope, JJ*-^ ^ cheang

Mlit^'l'f' ^"*-''^ ^'* ch'ue;

rnong"; sea-sickness, Di§
to throw the shuttle, ijj^
']R
'"^^ long^ to be sick

:j^ jLi'ff^M so, ^ :|^ ''\ W' 'Z,

»"»' ^^'^
)p
ch^ur-n so ; time flies like 2'm ; he is sick at heart,

a shuttle,

yat uet ue
H
so.
^ $P ^ tg ^ 5^ sum
yau
iCi)

peng sick
'k'ue

with
;

Shuttle-cock, ^^)y ^ /'e/^-*iu\

g| 5 ^ ?^
grief, y«'»

7/fl?< yau peng ; very sick,

^2 F®"o ^ch'uung ;

;g //// c/n,
J
to ask for sick leav^e, -^
p' ' i£ C^ ^"j'
*;i<??j as
fg /w' peng' ka\ *g
shy as a girl, -^^ ^ ff ;^o pcng
C.
; to fall sick,
3

^. ^k. ^i "^ ""^ ^^''" im peng : sick ill

bed, gX ^ ngoh' peng';

Shy, to (/.5., to throw), he sick and died, i.e., a natural

shied a stone at me, j^ death,

^^ peng' kod*

ta :S e Ife
^'^^"^ ^' ^i^^i^ dangerously sick, ^ 4^
t'au ngoh. ^flr/j knait

*^iam,
j^ ^.^^ [n^ 7s't«i -loh-
M pe»g'

/to ^ch'nung.

Sibyl,
^ h±^Z± Sicken, (to) '/?t peng',

mi j^i^///: s»;? chi ke nue. /^ ^ s/i«/^^ peng\

 ;

SID 398 SIF

/?,
Sickle, lim,
I %i i yat mi a' cAi ts'ze ;

woh lim. side wind, waang

)^ J^
Side,
^ pin,
^ p'ong- fuung : on all sides, ^
Pi>i,
iB'J ^ chali-pin, (of ^ f/ir«< wai.

the l)O(ly) Sideways, jt^'lpj] /^'enr/ c //«/:

/J>^ 'siV/-'iw ,- ,-

This side up, with care !

look side- ways,
^ jf£
iH: IS {«i ± v.^.-. pin^
ts'e shi .

hewui sheung, jt^

^ Siege,

chue^
(to

;
lay)
g| ^^
to lay siege to the
wai-

to oijca at the side, fnj

iu sheiig
^ p^ Af z/>?^ waang ^oj ;
the
/s'j(?

siege,
^ ^
; to raise

Vrfl!f/»
a side door, ->j^ ^^ waang wai.
moon : on the right (hand) U»- <^i
Sierra, ^^" lenIR-
side,

yaii
^£ ;^ ^ fii tsoi' Siesta, p' § -f .
Ao.^«an'-
shall pni ; grow on
the sides of tlie road,
:J£
Sieve,
^ ^ .sAr//- ^az<,

^^^ ^^°^^ ^^^

V^^^
^E aArti /h'; rice sieve,

shang ; we two sat side by y^ ^ uiai sAfa'; a flour

sieve, i^ g^ V^i shai

to pass flour through the
ngoh leung kok yan peng^
""ts'oh ; sat by my side,
^ sieve,
|^ ^ sAaj." ^fun.

Sift,
g^ sA«/ ; to gift and
J^
on his
IH'J
"^^'^'^

side,
ffi
*^ngoh

fg ;2 g
chak ;
throw away,
|^ ^ sAat
^'i/e/^ to sift an affair,

^0^ — ^
3 c
tsoi k'ue Ice tong,
• ch'a raeng
> c

BS IE i^^"/7 choh k'ue ; yat 8ze bamboos sift {i.e.,

— ^^
;

one sided view, intercept) the moon-beams.

 SKi y.)'.) SKI

^^/. chunk shai Tiy ^ /io/< kiii^\ at sight,

net ijeng .- to sift to the JO ^tJ" ill foo ;

out of

hottoni, :|f|i;^ t'ui lean . sight out of mind, pS.

^
pSi fli] ;e ip KA •">

t'aan-sik ; to fetcli u sigh, A-/7i^ miii^ is((k k'euk^ k'i

:^ 1^ —P^ ch'euiig yau ;

payable at sight,
^
taan yat hau hi •
to W| ^ §^ /a///* /fmn /raau

heave a long sigh, -g^ P^ ngan.

— bS /^'^'^ /VMn"* //rt^ Sie:htless, "S* maang
shong. Sigl'tly, /lO' f-di.
if li^,

Sight, iP; ^ 'ngaan-/iVt', Sign, (one's name) ^^

(power of) ^P; ^J iigaan- As'»;«-*meng, (a trace) -^
lik ; a beautiful sight, >^ i^jj>
ying-tsik, (an omen)
^^ /;rwt keng ; the eight
^b.IR chiu'-t'au, (a mark)
sights of Canton, Z|^
^ ^ ho^ talking over-much

/^ ijV y*^^^"S sheng jt>(7«< is a sign of vanity, ^

/i:e/?^ ; a pretty sight, *^ ^ ikf* fiE "^ ^^^* ^"^ ^'"^ '

^^ /5'f/?/7 i'^;?,^ ,• at li\e signs of the times, H^ -^

day's sight,
^H^ shi /ri";?// ; he uses many

_^ Q /a'// /^w/i liau ng Bigns,^

nmviifM
yat ; to be out of sight, g^ '^knie yuung V/o /o//.

Pg^ 'm kin; good (eye) ho' t'au ; to make sign

sight,
Jtfgg;/] Vio'ngaan with the hand, ^ -^ ^^
lik ; a fine sight,
^^ ^a 9Af«^ ho\
^lio hoh»,
j^ 3^ -gV ViO Signal, §^ ho'; a signal flag,

ku'ong keng ; at first sight,

^^ ho' k'i ; signal

^7/^ ''^''^'^^ ^'i'i'; i» sight,

^
g"»' 'ifl
^'o' /««"'•
 SIL 400 SIL

Signal, (worthy of note), IB yfc ?'^'^ in pin' ying"

*a^ i sheung. wun.

Signboard,
|^ ^ chm-\)'a.ai. Silent, ^^i p^ tsing'-*tsing^;

Significance, Sis^nification, ^ extremely silent, ^ |^

i^ s-e'; the
y :;^ ;jf tseng' ^^ 'liu

signification of a word, pat talc ; a silent man, ^i

"^ ^ /c/ra in che ; as

ont the signification,

^^ silent as the dead,
^p ^
m
i';
M: M
each word has
''^''^ ''^^'""^ ^'^

its own f/ii tseng^ in.

signification. Silently, ^i^ tsing'-*tsing'.

niooi tsze' Silk, (material) ^^,sze, (cloth)
o ?
/rrtrtf yau 2
^j^ ch'an, (thread) ; raw
Signify, (mean) ^^ 13 silk (generally),

Nankin
^ ^^,
raw
shang sze ;

U c , .

Canton
i^-hai\ (refer to) silk,
1^ ^^ 00 sze ;

(make signs) jj^ ^'^ shi^- raw silk,

J^ ^S
^^'^ ^^^'

^^ 001 -i , kW S wild raw

ye ts'aara
silk,

s-2f
^^^
,- silk reeled
haai''-i^; it signifies, ja^
from double cocoons,
1i
«' j^ai\
^ ^^ i^ sLT.
^ ^^ t'unng /cuwn// sze
|qJ
;
Silence,

^^
^^ p^|t tsik-tsing\
refuse silk,
JL M SS
^ Hj
mo-s/if??^

^ ^"""^
; silence

r/i'MW^
I

luen' sze t'au,

^ ^ ^^ thrown
t'in ts'aam sze ;

s/ie»(7 ; to keep silence,

sill<-
S^ ^-^^'^ «2« /

^ Hf mat ts'o,
|g p silk thread, i.e., sewing silk,

7rf^a//j Af/?/ ,- silence gives

MS ^^^ *»'^''' si^^ ^^^^^^

consent, ]^ ^ ^^ sze faat^; mixtures

 ;

SIL 401 SIM

of silk and cotton, ^^ ^i Silt, (mnd) ;^ nai ''I'o ;

\
-J^
sze

silk
min ;

from the cocoon,

to wind or loel

jm
,
(to) Jiil

t'in sak.
M ^ itM 'i nai

Silvan, sliue'
;fg ||, HIJ^

luni //.
fang sze ; silk ribbon, ;jy^

^^ sze taai'; waste silk,

Silver, ^ ngan, *ngan,
^
/^> paak kum ; silver dust,
^^ ^X- sze s?^/'; Canton
yui^ ngan silver
silk floss,
g :ii ^% tt alloyed with copper.
;

aj|
^ku'ong tuung sze yuun":.
^^ t'unng ngan broken
^
;

Silk-worm, ^^ ts'aam-
silver, ^f^ ^^ «?//* ngan ;

*cli'uung dried edible

;
articles made of silver,
^^
silk-worms, ^ tl^ ^2 :§§: ngan 7^/'; silver medal,
ts'aam cli'-uung kohn,
^^ ngan p'aai a
§g j{^ :

^ ts'aam 'nan. silver-smith,

tT^filfjfil
Sill, ;ij^^ cli'aan, *'cli'aam ;
to ngan s7.o foo^; sycee

the sill of a door,

f^ |$^
(silver)
^ ^ mun ngan,.

moon kan ; a window sill, ntHi SS ^ ^«^' «^^ "ga»

I ch'eung kan,
^ a milled silver dollar, ^
^ cW'eung Iaam\
Silly*
^^ ngoi-ngoi, >^[H]
Similar,
^^X 'ts'ze,
^ ^-fy
seimg- ts'ze, ^j^ -^ Ao-
^^ uup-shik ; a silly man,
ts'ze made in a similar

^A —
;

words, ;^ "^
"^-°^ ^^" 5

ngoi in
sillv

;
manner,
yrt^ yeung
;^^
tso^ fctat^:
jg^ ^
is it

how silly !

p^ ^ kor)^ similar or not, ^ p^ ^^

ngoi ; the silly people, ^r^^ ts'ze 'm ts'ze ; not very

^^ lie mun. similar, pS. ^ -^ 'm /oA

 sni 402 SIN

exactly similar simple idea,

ts'ze ; to
?iQ^;J;g
30"» ^ /£ f$ 'ts'ze H^ ts'in paak /cc i Aj;>j\

tsmik 11 i. Simply, ^ ^chi, yp. g pat

Similarity, 'ts'zc, kivoh tunk simply
fj -(^^fy , ^(^ ;

tsenng
ilarity
^ts'ze

Avith
;
great

each
sim-
other,
this

tuuk
way,
hai
^
® ^ ;^ kom yeung
1®^
;

seung ts'ze.
simply myself,
tunk tsze
^ @ 2*
ki.

Simile,
J;(^
"^ V» ^"e. Simi)leton, ^^"^ ngoi- Jo.

Simmer, *|^ ij^ ^ maau^ Simulate, {^ yeung, '/^ y^

*maan chxie ; simmer to a muung wun , y^ "^ wun
paste, ^^ 'g' nt^o Z-fl. ch'-uunfj ; simulated drinken-
Simony, '^MMK;2# ness, YM ^^1^ yeung isui ;

maai chrk simulated madness,

inaai .'•A^/zy
^^ ^^
Jce^ tsni\ yeung k'wong.
Simper, *^y^ ^ Iaarg-sm\ Simultaneous, |ij B$ Hfl^

Simple, ;j^ ^T^ jtoJc'-so^, t'nung shi ti, —^ • yat

(minded) ^ ch'-unn- ts'ai.

—
chek, (easy)
^^ ynnng- Simultaneously, [^ •
R^
i^

sham
very
tnHn
simple,
^ ^^
simple-min-
t'uung yat shi
eously arrived,
; simultan-

;
|^ 0^ gj
ded, j^ ^ p'-ok ghat ; t'uung shi io\
simple diet,
mat; pure and
^^ ^;^ so^

simple,
Sin,
P tsui\
P ^^ tsui^
shik oZ';
,
(to)
:^[J, ^{£ faan -tsui ;

cm
^ I . J
'"0 IE jE 1S a great sm, --/r ^ji taai
U: ''

clien(j rhcnr/^ hai^; a simple tsni ; a venial sin,

yJ^ ^
matter,
f J Q ^ :^ .s»/ tsui ; a mortal sin,
^s'm paak kin sze""; a sze tsui : to forgive
 .SIN 403 SIN

sin, ^ 5^ she tsni ; lie Sincere,

=ij».
^" «if
j^^ shing-shat,

confesses liis sins,

j^ Q
IS ft '^^'"6 tszc' ying' '^ ^ chaavi teng pat
tsui ; to sin against heaven, NZ (lit., to split nails and

S fP ^ >J^ ^^'°^ *^^"^^ draw out wire) ; a sincere

i^e t^iyi ; to Bin against friend, ^|^:2^'/'^»

g P J:
God, ^7^ vvok shing ke 'yau ; a sincere

tsui slieiing tai'; to repent mind, ^ i^ ch'ek sum ;

of sin, i\j^ p /rtcj" tsui . what I sinccrelv desire,

Since, ^ J^^ ts'unng

^i-loi, (seeing that) sheng s^i-m 5A0A uen
j^ .

^ [^ h -in-Z'a(77?, (how Sir.ecure, ^^ hue thek^

long ?) ;g :^"•iit V/i- "^ f£ f$ shik kokn
vau- /rt-'noi (because) fiiung.
y^
;^ ywi wai', (after- Sinew, ^ kan.

wards) :^ hau""; since the Sing, pS c/rei^,V, pB

^
world began,
§ ^ i\!j ch'-enny -koh ; to sing a

^U^l^^ tsze' tHn fi hymn, ^Pg— ^-g;7J{)]^

ch'oh hoi i loi ; since my ch'-eumj ijat shau shan
arrival,
@ ^^^ij ;^
^ s/n'; to sing Xankin ballads,

tsze ngoh to chi hau ; P^ ^ fp]

ch'eimg naam
about five year since, M^ ts'ze ; to sing indecent

-3£ ^ BU" y^"^' ^°= "^" songs

'^
(in Cantonese), pS
ts'in ; several years since, 'Jf^
ch^eimg muuk ue ;

HJ^ 4^ ^ s//o nin ts'in ;

to sing rapidly (at a
since it is so,
^|J g^, -j^ theatre) P§|^[j^ ch'cung'

Z:t in hai kom. jwng tsze.

i
 ;
; •;

SIN 404 SIN

Singe, *y^ j§^ shiu-nuung. kaan ch^mct, i^ \^ kann

Singing, P^^ ch'eung' koh ch^uuf.

u singing-girl,
{^ ^ koh Singly, (one by one) —— •

'k'i

koh
;

})oon
singing-book,

; singing-master,
^ ^^ chuuk-//a^cliuuk-i mis-
;

# giti
ngok sze.
^
I
fortunes seldom come singly,
Single,

he is
i3
a single
/rw;?,

man,
^^ chek ;
W\
taan
^ hang
ji-
;
^t
they
^oi^' v''^

arrived
jl^.;^
^^
As-Y<n
Is/i
she
^i^*U6

is still
mi ^s'//e

single,
singly,

k'ue ti
IS Pi
chunk yat
^ -; m to
; .

IE ^' i^
yan
Asingle
''^'"6

boat,
mi' Singlestick,

Single-hearted,
^^ p'aang.

taan-
/;a ; a j^ ilf^

Ij^ —'^^ tuuk j/ai t'eng ;

Hum, ^^ i!^ rh^ek^-sum.
he has not a single cash, Singular, ^- W. k'i-i ; a
singular affair, [ij ^ Pg^
ydt niun ts'in io mo ;
'^. rlthmt k'i ke sze ;

a single door, ^ P'^ /««?? singular conduct, \

moon ; single eyed, ^ gf^ ^T @ ^' sheung hang wai

taaii ngaan ; double and a man of singular attain-

single, ^ '^ sheunr/ [

inents,
^^ ^\ yf 1^
faan .• a single one,J0.~J^ A^ A^ /Mrt^t ngoi ts'oi

—'A^ taan ieng yat koh ;

7:.^

a single road there, .^^g

^^ taan pin lo ; a single

promise (of his) is worth

a thousand taels, — •
^^
~^^ y^t nok ts^in kum
to single out,
f^ [fj ;
 40: SIT

Sink,
y^L ^ ch'um-lok, (as a Sirius, ^ Jft ^ /•/>» long
wall) 4]^ tsoh ; to sink seng.

under the wei<2:lit of,

^ Sister, (elder) ^^ \j^^ a - fse,

^ shaf chi\ ^ t^ song

:> I

^^
(younger) 'i -"mooi ;

sum; to sink and be J^ ^X

are sister ships, |gj
drowned, ^^ ||| cli'um ^M^ ^"^=^'
•^'"""s

nik ; to sink into vice, k'wan ke shuen ya.

^
Sister-in-law, djjC shum-
mo, (elder brother's wife)
sink into poverty, ^^ '^
3* ® rt^-*^so, (younger
^"^ ^'»/i wai p'un foo

^
;

^ ^^
brother's wife) a -

to

kwut
sink

tsenff
a

;
well, ^jM

to sink a lot
slmm, (wife's sisters) ^
(husband's
^H ft -i, ft -I,

of money,
^^^^ sisters)
^^ ft -Zroo.

^^/r/i /ii<e ho toh ng-AVi. Sit, ^ tsoh\ ^ts'oh ;

pray
Sinner,
^^ tsui -yan. sit down, 1^ ^ ts'eng

Sinus, ^ t^ net, (bay) ivaan. ts*oh ; to sit in court,

Sip, pj^ J?J», 1^ cliuet ; ^^ 'ts'oh t'ong ; to

I sipped a mouthful, ask leave to sit down, -^

^^
I^ — pj ngoh ^ ko
J c,
ts'oh ; a sitting of

hau ; to sip wine, Djff

c/j?<^^ yrt^

[J^
the Court, — ^ • yat

t'ong ; sit a while longer,

^® ;??t /t tsau.
ha Pirn
rfeT* )^ ^ts'oli ;
Siphon, ^'[^ /i;oA; -t'uung.
sit up Ijigher, '^ J^^
Sir,
\^ j^ ka -sheung ]^
,
ts'oh sheung ; no place
^ tsuen-ka ,
(Sirs)
^jj to sit in, ^ pS -^ ^ts'oh

^ iit-/£«u»^, jij ^ >(i: 'm lok ; to sit at table

^ lit wai yan heng. {i.e., at meals) -^ ^^

27
 SIT 406 SIZ

Voh *t'oi ; to sit up, ^ ^ itf i* ft tsoi' 'm

y^ ^ts'oh "^k'i ; the wind ho ti wai
wai'; to fill a

sits fair,
^ )g jU^ bai' situation,
fc^
tong

shuun^ fmmg ; to sit in chile.

order, ^|j ^ lib 'ts'oh ;

Six, -^ luuk ;
six in one

to Bit at the head, JE ^ and half a dozen in the

chmg^ "^ts'oh ; to sit with, other, i.e., one as bad as

pg ^ p'ooi ^ts'oh. the other, (lit., rats and

Site,
^^ ti' p'oon,

^
^ birds in the same nest),

^ ii wai , 4^ tso
^ ift K 1^ '^^"'^ "^^^^

Avai'; site for a house, ^ t'uung foh.

j^ t<A; ti\ Sixfold,

^^ luuk p'ooi.

Situate, ^JE ^^^oi ;

pleasantly Sixteen, "1^;;^ shap luuk.
situated, ^ % fe
situated in the East,
'^o ti' Sixteenth,

shap luuk.
+ y^ tai

wai';

:gg ^ tsoi ' f!««?^ ;

Sixth,
^^ tai -luuk ; the

situated to the west of the sixth time, -^ p^ P^ tai

gardens, :8E :fg H ;i B9 luuk

•^ ^
fs'-ze ; the sixth month,

luuk net.
tsoi fa *uen chi sai.
Sixty, -^ -|- luuk shap
Situation, j^^ ti'-wai^ ]^ cycle of sixty years, -^
;

::gC "^sAoA-tsoi^ (office)

^ ^
^ cAtl'-yum ; to seek a
~f* -?£
«r<j9 ; sixty years
^^^^'^ ^^^^P
old, 7^
/"^

situation,

sze ip ;
2^
an
ts'um

important
^ ^
sm
"i" y^^ ^^^^ ^^^p

situation, "^ §" yum Size.

§§^ 'f fa'-to', (capacity)
ch'uung ; to be in an
^ ;J;
to'-leung', -^
unpleasant situation,
^ *taai ; of the same size,
 ;;

SKE 407 SKI

1^ — ^:h t'uung 7/at ytj^

Q taai r//?,

yeung^ taai ; what size ? //<' lfi//c' -*- ^ taai'

.:>
»';
.J

^ tAc B^ ^'* ''''"'^^ ^*' the sketch of a picture,

to adjust accordini^ to
mf^ ^^'^^ ^^''^
'
^'^ sketch
size or bulk, ]g f|r ornamental (?>., flowery)
fl?^
f^JM to tSO , '^ ^ij /^ designs,
J :fg waak /a ;

I^ tso to hop to'. (to)

^ /o()/; to sketch a
Size, (s?lue)

Skate, (fish)
]^ ^-a^?;. P'^"' IS ^ V^''* t'o.

gf ;g^ ;;(j-ue ;
Skewer,
'J^f^|^ .sAiw-yuuk-
the yellow sjiotted skate

^
ch'aan (ov '^\ chum),
^
o^'^y) a^ SS ^^'o^g
^ muuk feng,
^ ^
Skate, (to) ^ .<7/j/t .
Pit

Skiff,
ch^uea .

'^"^
Skein, j^\j chaat , -^ Vs^'e ; /J^ rffi $1 li i

a skein of silk, —^j^^ 7f<?«^ t'eng.

yat nau stn .

Skill, ^ X^ ki'-'/iaau,
tJ-
Skeleton, *^ ff hnit-'t'ai g ts'oi-ngai\ pj- ||
jou withered old skeleton, ts'oi nang ; skill on the

5B ^ ?£ '^'^^ '^0 kohn ; piano, ^ :J^ 5f ^

the skeleton of an umbrella, tsenf/ ue t'aan k'um ;

j^ ^ *^ ue die ktcut great skill,

Hf j^ J^
the skeleton of an essay, ho ki haaic.

r^ i§, taai leuk ; a whole Skilled,

^^ shin -fei?;j^ /

skeleton, -^ gj] »^ .fg

skilled in horsemanship,

^a^ /bo A;7<7<< kaak'.

# ^ 1^ shin' k'i 'ma ;

Sketch, j^ ^ t^-^i/^, (a skilled in engraving, ^

rough)
^^ /s'o- ko,
 ;

SKI 408 SKY

Skim, KIJ fit\ ^ Skipper,

j^ jlfl ^ sAfwn^'

p'eng fi.
; skim off the slmen ckue.

grease, ^''^' Skirmish, siu

f^^yftffl /J> :|^ ''ta,

hue' yau min\ /J> 51

siu chin\

Skin, ^ p'i, (to)

f I]
_g^ Skirmisher, /]> :^ ^ siu

molc'-\)''\ ; T will skin yon, 'ta 'chc, yj>»

||| ^ ^stw

ts'ang p'i ;
the skin of a Skirt, ^R^ ^g shrtam- mi,

(woman's) ^ k'wun ;

a glossy skin,
3^ /j^
plaited skirt, fjj^ |^ wai

hroiifi p'i ; a rough skin, k'wun,

^ 11^ wai k'wun ;

fflvfe ^s'o p'i ;

tiger skin, a skirt with jingles, ^S
^ iS. 'A'<' P'i ;
sliark 1^ Ac2f»/7 k'wun ; to skirt

Bkin, jj,^ ;g^ j£ s/^« ue (i.e., border)

3^ ^ waan
p'i ; fox skin robes,
^ iu ; skirted by trees,
^^
^ 00 k'au. Jli^ tS /fv waan ^i shue^

Skin (cast off,)

JjJ
^'?«'\ muuk.
Skittles, ''^^"^ t'i^
Skin-flint, 4g |;|f §)J
Ar^-
;/L'^1S
cA'Mw;i-chaap,
^ ^1^ ^
^i^ kai kuimg, ^^ ^ Skittish,
^§^ i' shau'

V'i 5/it^ 'che,

II ^ fif
A;ai ch^iien ts^oh^, or
^ j;^ Skulk, ^^ ts'ze fuuk,

^ f/ri ma ?s'oA\ &c. See Sculk, &c.

Skip, gfe i'«^, g^ Ig i'lV- Skull, gg ^ t'au Ao/i;'.

yeuli'; he skips about like Sky,

^ ^ ^ ts^ong-tHn,

a kitten (lit., like a live ^^ ^ k'mmg-ts^ong, i'm,

shrimp) jg^^gfrtK ^^ Paai^-huimg, (in

k'ue 5/i««^ i^a Icomi' tHu^. the) ^f^ hming-chuung

 SLA 409 SLA

under the blue sky, ^^ ' Slack. ^ xuwig, (remiss) B

J^ "TC ts^ouf] fUn c/ii lia^ ^ la;ii-lau\ (water)

-J^)^
a clear sky, ^5 Rj) ^ fl|
i!//j/»-maan^; slack away !

tin long /<i^ /"sV;/^ ; the

,

^ pM suung hoi ; slack

sky overhead,
J^. ^ off, or haul in the sail,

shenng' t'iu ; the ruler of ^^..u.^liu\:a^

the sky, ^ 'j^ tin koon, maai liu\

^^ ffl?
^"" '^^ y^ '
^ Slacken, ^ ^ <Ztgn^

dark sky, ^ Hg ^m Si^?/;?/7,

;^S fo'ig' suung,

^m'; the sky is cloudless,

'IS ^ "itTi tr °^'^^^' p^'

^±^S
mo wan.
^»'^sheung' i hang.

Slag, ^ :^ /vf* sja'.

Sky-blue,
^ ^ @, ^'«« Slake, ^ Icaai, (lime) |^
ts^eng shik. faai'; to slake one's thirst,

Sky-lark,
^J ^ ^ shaan
ma tseuk^. slake lime,
U^ /««<'

Sky-light, ^^ t'in-ch'enng. fooi.

Sky-ward, jpj] ^ henng^ tin. Slam, y^Jt

I'g
r/^'2<?m:5r.chong',

Slab, :^ ;g /«f?^'-shek, ;g ^ p^uung\ -h i] f^

^ shek-7;a«n, ^ ^ taai^ lik pai^ ; don't , slam

shek-joi ; marble
^ slabs, the door, Pg ^ :A: ^
^^ wan shek ^/m';
— j^ ^
^ P^ 'm 'ho taai' lik

a marble slab, j?ai^ moon.

^ yatfaai* wan shek. Slander, |g ^ "wai-p'ong^,

Slabber, {ft ^^ fat-fat-

sAf»;?/7 yan, (a) ^ ^

ts'aam-in,
^^ p'ong^ in.
 SLA 410 SLA

ts'aam k'ue yat cheung ; to slap

Slanderer, ^^ c
wai the face, ^ ^.'^ ^^'ai

kaa^?.
p^ong^ yaii che.

Slanderous, fllj^IlS^ shaaiv' Slapdash, <g^ ^^ /«^ in, §g

p^ong^ ti ; slanderous talk- ^ tat in.

ers,
^f^ ts'aam shiicf. Slash, ^ diaam,
^[ ^
Slang, 7]^^. fg %h\-'^tseng- luen^- chaam, gf :J'J'
luen^

^^^^
tIT W '^'^'^ "'' ifi"
'to, gi] -^ p /i;o;ii'

^ ^shi \.e,
a^ ^ ch'eung hem ; a slash, -^
fo'o tsnuk ^ue,
^ §R ^ ^ pj ch'eung /o hau.

g^ ^s'o ^/t /re^

^ wa^; a Slat, /b(^.

slang expression,
^ .^ 1^
-j^ Slate,

he wrote
shek- ;j««m
name on
;

li ue ; a slang term, ^^ his the

^Z,^
ts'ze.
t''' V'» T^^'

k'ue se meng ue shek

Slanting, ^ ts'e, ts'e\ ^ ^;rtrtn ; slate pencil, ^^
^ ^s'^^ lok. -^ shek ^n<^.

Slap, -^ Q '^to-;;a, (with Slattern, :^|^ 7«a*-to«i, ^jj^

the hand) tJ" B^ '^«-

^ 5hu2)-mooi ; What a

^;«- Cheung, j^ kwaak ,

;[^ slattern you are ! -H (I^'

2)^aaJc^; a slap, i|^ — ^ ^^ ^ '"^'^ ^"^^'"^

*^"'i^

Jcwaalc' yat pa ; I gave mooi.

him a slap in the face, Slaughter,

^^ sArt«if-luuk,

^^ t'o-luuk, (butcher)

ngoh ta k'ne min^ ya^ ^Ij Pong ; to prohibit the

pa cheung ,- give him a slaughter of animals, ^

slap, :^ fg _^ 'to kum t'o, Klf tuen'
 SLA 411 ShV.

no-
t'o ; to slaughter animals, rfnfiiZ 5^^'"/7 "•»• i

Slay, ^T ft '/^'-'*-'^' P*
V//)r?< ; slani,'hter house, §lj c^"'''> ^ ^'''i^ to slay one's

^ /'o;j/7 foiifr ; to slaugh- master, |^ ^ •^•^"' ^chiie;

ter oxen, glj ^ ^o»^ to slay one's ruler,

s//i /a67//j ; to slay

^^ ';^
the
iigan.

Slave, (female) ^ J^ no- rebellious,

f^ ^ chm
Vi, (male) ^ puuk, ;§Jt
yik ;
he was defeated and

^ no-puuk ; a slave girl, slain,

m "pi li S .

^ 3^ V'i '"ue, y g ^k'ue <7/»/?^ paai' pi^ shaat'

J[ ^^
fan Sleave, luen' sze,
a waan, ^V' bE n ; to

bring up slave girls,

^y ^^^ lueu^
Sled
5//2\

1^ ch'uuh a t'au ; to be ) ,t_ . ^ , *, .

5

a slave,
a slave to money, t+-
^^ wai no ; Sledge,

M 1^
{^"^^
mo luuu c/i'e,
^^ i|L

^ s/ia?^ ts'in lo.

Slave-trade,
^JAP^ Sledge-hammer, -^ §^
^ faan^ maai^ yan /i«M taai^ fi^ ch'ui.
AV sze'; a man engaged Sleek,
\^ yp waat-chaak,

in the slave-trade, ^ J\^ ^ ffi * it y"^^' i

^ faan'' yan che ; a ship Jc'.vong waat ; sleek hair,

engaged in this trade, B^

J. A P &S ^'""*^ '^''^^^^ yr/i^"* i kicong waat /re

yan /<«?< shuen. t'au /ar/f*.

Slavery, % -^X "^ ^vai no Sleep, a|i| A//'', 0i shui\

puuk ; to sell into slavery, tr Ell v«-shui\ Pill f:

W 'f^ ^Jj maai' wai no ; I fun^-kaau^i to sleep in

to be born in slavery, ^ ;
one's clothes, ^fP ^ T?n
 ; ;

SLE 412 SLE

woh i i shui"*; he to^ tsau hi' kivoh'x to

dines on the clouds, and Avake from sleep, f^ ^^

sleeps on the moon, i.e., shui' seng ; hush, (baby)
an enthuiiiast,
^ ^ ^^ sleep !
^^ k'aau kaau.
H ts^acm vran ngoh^ net Sleeper, (on tram or railway-
a dead sleep, ^p^^Sl line) if^ 1$^ waang chan'.
sze konx' ho shui^; to Sleeping, \^ shui^; sleeping

sleep comfortably,
^ g^ hours, ^ g^ shui^ shi ;

ohn shr.i'; to sleep soundly, sleeping room,

p|j] ^ fwi*

^® sluuik shui^; early fong ; sleeping accommoda-

to sleep and early to rise, tion, 01 |i^ shui^ shoh

9- ^ ^ S Vso shui' a sleeping partner, P^

tso hi ; to sleep on the
side,

chaJc fuii
^ :,
ffl ill
sweet sleep, ^[j*
chaap ^^
tsoi"* sze^
yau
/jy
/roo fun^

iuimg ka.
j(;ai

^ t'im shni^ sound sleep, Sleepless,

^ 0^ mo shui\
ffi ^ ^'^'^"^ t'i'^ ;
roused Sleep-walking, ^*\^^J^
from sleep,
^ ® 4* S muung^ chvung hang tsau.

Q^ yau shui"* chmoig keng Sleepy, If^ g|] 'ngaan-/?m\

seng ; I could not £:et a

wink of sleep, ^ !^ f ^ //fl'^;- ngaan.

'l*^^ iP; — 01 ^"goli pat Sleet,

^^ ^ siiv'-snet^; sleefc

nang Af?;? ""ngaan ?/(7^ shui^; like grains of rice,

^^ i^
fell quietly asleep,
^ ^^ ^^. mai swwi si^e^\

01 -^ tseng^ ?sf?2^ shui^ Sleeve, 3^ tsau^; the official

hug'; to sleep off in- style of sleeve,

^^
toxication,
^ 01 ^ ^] tsau' t'au,
^ ^ U em-
'ma

gjg /rz/e^ shui' ^tang t'ai tsau'; a lady's

 SLfi 113 SLI

broidered sleeve, 1^ ^fg

yenk, ^ /..'//«, :jwh

^p'o tSHU^ take it with ;?»« ; a slender merit,

/J>
the sleeves, take up re- ;;^ sill kuion/ ; slender

verently,
jgfl!)
'^^<i tsau^; knowledge,
j^ ^ tsHn
hide the hands in the hok ; his educaLion bad
sleeves, ^'||| ^ tsan' been of the slenderest kind,

shau ; the sleeves are wide IE IS

tuuk shuc
• ® ^" sliuni^ '^sliiu.
'k'ue

^jl] ^^ tsau' foot'-, sleeve

covers,
^^ ^ tsau' to^;
Slice,

•^
)^ pHn\ i%
^a'J^, Hi) /^/'
faai\ {to)

; to slice
he stood idly by, his hands

in his sleeves, fg ||j -^

medicine,

yeuk
^^ ^^ chaap
ts'oi it will cut a
^ 1^
;

'k'ue tsau' '>!hau

slice off that miser,
^»]j^
p'ong Jiooit'j sleeve button,
liolit' ^k'ue '^nin

P^
^'^ tsau^ hau nau ; yuuk ; slicing into a
to laugh in one's sleeve, thousand pieces, i.e., the

jg ^ nik siu\
;(f p extreme of torture, -^ 77
ffn y^ ^^ ^'^'" i 5*V, H^lJ ^s'jVi to maan^ Sra;

flij ^ ^'^" '"''"''

^ ^^^^^
punisliment of slicing to

sleeved coat,
_^f}:|f|U
death,
Pg^|]:2f| mun^
ijat kiu^ /oo^' tsau^
Sm ke^ tsui^; a slice
3|^-^
of meat, •
— )r' ^ V"^
}Hn^ yuuk
^
Sleight of hand, -^ ^Iiaii-
bread, _
;

;^
a

mg
slice of
yat
^^^
.

faat\ hmng^
faai' min^ paau to slice

^^
;

V/flj/ faat\ luung' meat,

"Kl
yuuk wai
P^
;^'m^
@ K^ /^'^-^

a thin
Slender, ijf] ff^ >/au^'Sai\ slice,
^ j^ pok /"««»'; a
 ; ;

SLI 414 SLI

thick slice,
^ ;^ taai' toh ; differ very slightly,

faai'.
^ D85 Pg |5l
^^'« ^» 'm
Slide, g|.s/^mM?JJg.A,V t'uung ; to slight,
j^ ^
hroli';

-^ Ian lok
to slide down,
^ pok toi , 1^ @ ^ t'ai

; to slide into hencj ; I have a slight

error,

ue ts'e
fg J$
; a
^
sliding
haara^

door,
wound,^
ngoh
^^
yau mi
Wl
slieunij.
M
^ P5 ^''" '""«"'
xS Ff Slily, =^ ^kicai, X^ haau
cot moon. to slily jDiit a worse instead,
Slight,

(small)
(to)
g ^^ /n-«^-/-«^,

'^siu-^siu
rS "^ t''^^ ^^"^"•
Slim, ,^ A.'zm.
/J\ /J>»
a slight indisposition, ML Slime, '^ ^^ ni-ning,
^
^S^'K lenk' 'm Uhony shaan.
f(i((i^; a slight shower,
^ Sling, (for stones) ^ -Ji^

pfl nj]^ lok \\Q mi; a ^-t'oh, (for carrying)

|g
slight breeze, 1^ ]^ rm lok, (of rattan) "^ j^^
fining ; a slight oll'ence, t'ang-lok ; net or rope

^gjf" 0^ mi tsui^; not the slings,

VJ^ /I
sin lok.

slightest mistake, ^^ Slink away, (to)

j^ j^ t'o

^^ ^ ^•^^ ^^ -?^^^ ifs'oA^; *^fcfl2/,

^^ /'2<^^' t'o.

not the slightest trans- Slip, (to) B|^ i/iin , -^

gression, # ffi Jg
s/i«^, ^
(fall) rt;^', (off)

ho mo kwoli^ faan';
:j[i
a
I'S" ^ waat-//^^, (grow from

slight acquaintance, 2E. ^x;

|
''^)

^^o/c
JS4 chaap-shang,
to slip out of
^ the
yj'B ^ P'eng .s7««' s^'zm^ |

hand,
;

^^ ^'2<f^ 'sAaM,
A'rtfl2< ; the slightest differ- I

4^.^ sAa^ 5/iaw to slip

^^^
;

ence, c/^Vr ;;«?

^
j
out, 'jmj Hj ^"^'" ch^tnit ; a
 . ;
;

SLI 41 :> SLI

slip of the tongue,

shat in a slin of
-^
memory,
^ Q ^^ waat-ts'aak
paak-pi -/w/i,

the
;
J*!* iK ;

]£ IE "i<^"^ ^^'"'5 a slip of road is slippery, ^ *^*^

paper, — j^ |K •
//^'^ i^''"'*' lo waat ; very slippery,

owini; to a slip of ^^^^ ^^^^

c/tt ;
if'3* 3S 3S ^^'"^"^ 5

memory, [1] ;§[ fg y«« slippery and slushy, y'a'

mono- 7a ; to slip down,

1^ ^ tit' 'to ; to slip slippery turf,

}§ ?^ ^
a^^'^}''
;^ ^ ^•'^^'" i'j^e^''; waat /s'o ti ; a slippery

to slip in, g^j jiJIJ ;\ ^ street,

\^ ^^j waat kaai
tseng tsen// yup loi ; a a slippery tongue, \^ ^
slip, ^^jlip c/j'« ^s'oA' waat ^
shit, J^ ^«f'2* in.

^e?/^ ; a writing slip,

^|j Slipshod, ^ J:j^
Vcrt?^ c/i'?,

1^^ IS i^ ®
^! to" y"''^ ^sze AY/a/j ;
a t^'"^ ts'"i

slip of the tongne, Wj^ pin to do slipshod

|g pin"" ;

^^
wa
^^f/"7'
^^^^^''

a chance slip
^''"^ work% ^^KJ^^
; to let tso hau ch^e kuiing foo

by, ^K ^«'^^ t^oii- slipshod style of writing,

Slip-knot,
y^ j^ oot /aY
m ^ v^ ij* -^e tsze
Slippers, :j^ ^ /'c/t-haai,
lo ts'o.

^ 1^ nc yuinifi haai,
Slipstitch,
JJIf^ ^'uung-sin.
S^ shui haai, ;fc^
^^
^a«i (haang haai ; a
Slit, |Ji ^ lit-//o», (a)
§J
slipper-shaped boat with
lit'
^|4 t'i"-lit,
^J^
two oars,
JJ- ^^ j^ »irt
t'iu-/f/; to slit, ^^ W'J
^ "^^rt ch'eung IcoJit' hoi;

Slippery,
}f waat,
jf yg
to slit the ear, ||lj !^
Avaat lau', (character) /kO/i^ ""i ;
to slit the tongue.

I
 .

SLO il6 SLO

^l] -^ Jwht shit ; to slit

the nose, ^ij _^ koht pi . ts'e ngohn shaang moon

Sliver,

fs^it
^^^
wai ch'eung pok
^M % t'iu,
/a ; the road slopes to the

^^M lit wai t'iu, (a) "TC ^ ni t'iu lo /?e?m^

hoh ts'-e ha /iw? ; make it

Slobber, *^ P^ Ian Vw?< slope a little,

^^ H^jj

'sJmi, »j^ ^ Ian in,

^ cheng lum ti.

:^ shui in. Sloppy^ VJS JM "'^i Paan\

Sloe,

Sloop,
^—^ Ve 'H.

y«^ Traat.
i$ it jlS
f/a' wai slmen.
s/iU2-ngan
Slop-shop,
tim
]^ ^ j^ sheng
Slops,
y^ Q^ ,
•i .

Sloth, (the) ^^ rauuk-

tI^
/t«u,
jj^f^^l shue^- laan.
to slop, 57'"t. Slothful, 'laan-toh',
^^;^< i''^^'^ Ifg f^
Slop-basin, H^ ^^ ^^ong- J^^
toi ; slothful in work,

shiii- 00)2, jk.]&^^^ shui '%^ i^ X laan' ue

tsok Icnung ; slothful people,
keulc oon.

Slope,
fl-
/.'/, ts'e,
^® Slothfulness,
If^-g^^^SI
ts'e min', j^ poh, ^ Jh]|^
laan toi chi maau .

;wA
ts'e

^^
; a

ts'e lo
sloping

; a
road,

sluice
Slouch,

t'o f^t
^ Paai
MI) ;2 ^ ^^'^

gate slope, J^ ;?a^; to

Slouching, ^ :^ turn -tui,

^
slope,
~J>
-^ ts'e ha"*
IS H ^ JS ^«^-t'au-?m^
hue ; this sloping bank is

covered with-flowers, jjj* Slough,

fj^ :^ i^ s/«i7J nai
 ;
,

SLO 417 SLII

^
ti\ >^ she fin; (to) tj^\ ^ maan i teng

^H hue
clrne
tuuk,

hue
-^i^, ^ sze

coach,
jnt fehfiiif ; a slow

i^b P^ sze
\^\\^Z.K 'laau

yuuk,
fl§: ^ iW p'i, maan he yau.

«S: E y^'- Slowly,

'I'lgl'jl^
maan''-*maan\
Slovenlr,
^'i'/
P:j:r; ^ laai-lue ^'
maan
\$i'

cAV
nwh-moh, \^i H
Inai-faai, write very
(in dress) ;^ 1^^
,-

^M
saat mi
IIS
;
® i^^^i

he did the work

^'^''

maan ; walk slowly, i.e.,

good-bye, il'm.j'S^ maan^

in a slovenly manner, '^^
;«artH hang ; he speaks
distinctly and slowly, j^
saan tsok sze .

Slow, '^ »j^ ch'i-maan ;

in ^s'c/<^ Vrt//i i pat hup ;

to make a hole in the

walking very slowly, i^
ground by standing still,

i.e., to be very slow, ^ uum , or,

^ ^ B^ D^
/f: '^ k'i shaang t'um ;
hang talc moh moh.
dead slow,
H
stop (the Sludge, '^ ^ nai ning',

engine) 'I maan

saat'; slow workmanship, Slug,
fl. '^ S pi'-^V/f*-

maan shau ch'uung.

slow fire, 'j^ ^ maan Sluggard, _^;J'^|'|n'^ y^^

/oA ; a slow disposition, shan- \vLQ.xi-kwut, -j^ ^^
taai naan.

laan maan^; slow and sure Sluice, ^ ;^ tau - paan,

is sure to win, '|^ ffil ^ j^ ^ Aaa»/7 ts'im\ -j^

 SLU 418 SLI

j^ P^ shid haang moon, oppress the weak, ^^ "J

i^ ^ ^*^""" chaap, -^
's/nd chaining ; (to) fong vau ts'-ze

ch'iiwig ; drag a boat Slushy, ^;^ jj^^^

sAo/v' num',
up the sluice, ^ f^ foh
pet'', close the sluice-gate, Slut, (female dog) ^^
y^*^ ^(^^ tau"*, /i:fm ;?a, (slovenly girl or

Slumber, ^^ shui . woman) ^(^^ I'ian foo.

Slump, igl?^.'(^>/in tai. Sluttish, ^" ^ kau- ch^e ;

m^'^T^M
Slums, a sluttish way of doing

A W >e iS
p'uu /bo ha
^2:
lau yau
si^^"g

shoh
things,

f/AY hu
^Ji^Ti^
sze .
'^*^""

hue chi shne . Sly'

Ji ?t ^''-^^at,
^ it
^^
Slur, Um-^wvk, jg Zyz/^/w waat ; sly boots,
^^
^ ^ lm-/s'.r?, ^/m',
f^ iP^ c7ia ue ; the sly man
00,^ yi& 00 yuuk ; he goes quietly to work.

wishes to cast a slur upon

the good name of this ^che tseng tsmg hang
school, tg gf^ ^}^ ill: ^ sze ; to do a thing on the

^Z.^^ ^k'ue^yuuk 00
'^s'^e ^/ii^e lien ke raeng ;
tseng Ueng sze sze tso

to slur over, j^ ^ o?n sze .

shik ; slur in music, ^g si'iy^

III lii
^'«" ^'«^'
^
^ ^^
wun'.
^^"^ ?r«rtn s7ie;!/7 ^
followed
tseng

slily
tseng

behind
;

me,
he

^ y^
Slush, nai-paan ;

beware of thorns in the jjfq ^ ^k'ue tseng tseng

slush, i,e., take care not to' ts'ui ngoh ke hau i hang.
 - ;

SMA 410 SMA

Smack, (sm^^H ship) /J^ ^ to get nmall-pox,

fjq ^
^siu shuen, "^^^ ^Q ue ;^ /(Oi Vin fa ; \w has

shuc::

smack,
; a sea-t^oing fishing-
t'oh shuen,
gob small-pox,
k'uc ch'^mit tau
tS Uj ^
jf^ /jg .

^^S/56 ^'^''^ ^"^ sliuen

;
Smalts, 7^ ^ jeun^^-fs'otff.

a large smack, ^ ;|^^ Smart,

f^fpj Iing-li\
^gi^
taai ^'o/i. faai -li , /^ J^ ^^'^''i'- //^w/<,

Smack the lips,

^P^ ^ /.v;?y, (to) i|J /'J{«n/,

tanp -''hau-sheng, cliaap ^ i|^ /c/h -f-inuig ; he's

han. smart enoncrh to take off

Small. ^0]/J>s^i'-^«"', ff your cue,

|f ^|fJ
t^enrj

Vs^7t, (very) ^ mi, hit pin ; so smart (said of

too small by far, ^ ::jyJ'* children) (J^ dJiJ l^om

#W i^
Icicaan hai""; a small affair,
^'««'' '"" tak ku'it

but
;

I
you may be smart,
am not a fool, "^
^K ^ 'sia szc ; a small

quantity. A/" ^shiu ; very ngoh 'in ns'oi ; a sraarfc

small, ^5^3^ '''^ s«» ; too fellow,

^ 1^ ^se;?^ ^Sf«'

small,

tscu
JI5H
a
f§
small
W cash
*^^' ^^^^

will
you shall smart for it,
j^
;

bring in a large one, i.e., jjit wai Vs'se sze shau

take care of the pence, the
pounds will take care of '^ni hau pit kin tuuDg .

themselves,
/J^ ^ ji^ ;^ Smart-money, ^ ^ ^
ts'in.
sjj< ts'in tso taai ^'o«^

sheung
yenk ngan,
Jtau ngan.
'^ p ^
Small-pox, yj ^ cW-uut- Smash, ^ pZ^ ta-sui , "^
•tau , ^^ Hn-hang ; ^. itoli sid ; he smashed
 .

SME 420 SMI

eight panes of glass, ^ mun ; smell of new

fl^'^^^'
M^ ^^"^ ^'* > ^

^^5^ k'tie Vrt sul paaf fishy sniel!,

^ ^ ue
faai cW'eung moon he s^/?^ ; a goatish smell,
^^
•poh li. ^M seng cMii ; a fragrant

Smattering, to have a,
1^^ smell, ^^ /;!«<;f^ hi ,

j^ shik-'^hi-ch.'-eng ; have ^ I^ //f^/??^ mi ; a bad

smel mi
a smattering knowledge of,

ffi ^ i^'o^ ^^^h ^M pj^ c/iV^?6

smell of gas,
mi'';

^
there

)J^
is

^
a

^R^ yau fe'i'/i hok mun.

Smatterer,
j^ ^^ isHn
mi''; goat flesh smells strong,
shilc 'che,
^ ^Z, K
poon hok he yan. yeinig l^e^ mv' simm' taai';

Smear, ^ ^ *^ t^o oh 'a, a vile smell, ^ "^ ~^

long ; to smear the face, ch'-axi' hang hang ; smell

^ 2J t'o miu ; to smear it,

^^ mun chi ; to

and disguise one's face, smell out,

^ [Jj ch'a

^ f€ P ® ch'a fa %m ch'-uut

S -B ^
; to smell

^^'^^ ^^^
a

^-
rat,

mill ; to smear the face ^

Smelt, /^(Loj siM-Ve»
H CS
3
black, '^ tong
hak min', ^ /§ fg -^ W ^ ft
''"'' yuung
/"''
if IS ^''" JU'^i^g-
t'o 00

smear with blood,

k'ue sA//z< ;

:^ J^
to
Smile,
^ ^ hom-sm , ijg^

^S nii-s»«'; a forced smile,

ch'a huet
^ ^ "^laaiig .stM^ a
Smell,

ch^au
(generally

,
bad)

ts'ui-aiVi,
jM.

(to) siu^
^ ^^
deceitful amile,

min' hok to receive

;
 ;

SMO 421 SMO

with a smile,
^ ^^ siu Smoke, /<g ?•», ij^ ^ 'M-
naa[) ; a treacherous smile, tn, (to,

8hik-»;i,
tobacco,
^
&c.)
(emit) {Jj ij^Q
jjg
Smirk, ^ p R^ It^ siu' ch'uut-in, (hams) i|| *^
^/inu )uin yam,
maau\
\^ ^^il fun.yoh, (blacken)
fs'au-hnk
{^ ^
clia' siu' YYi ; prescription for

yeung stu .
curing opium-smokers,
^
Smite, ^ ^ta,
^^ /fce^ ^ ^ A:^«i^ in fong

Va to smite with the fist,

given to opium smoking,
;

^'^^^' «/H'n^
ffl
^ tJ- A y"""g' i^ ?S ir
the smoke irritates,
j/^-);^
k'ucn /« yaii ; to smite

and wound, -^ ^^ ta
to smoke one pipe, j_^
sheuny.
shik toaji; a cloud of
Smith,
fj- (^) g %- smoke, — ^C P^ ffl V^^
(kuin-J * tseuiig ^; silver- taai' chun'' m ; where there
smitli,
^[^ ngan tseung^ is smoke, there is fire, 7^
black-smith, ^^ [^
/a T;/ tseung\
^g ^;/^ yau in ; the chimney
/« ^'//^ /(? ; a smith smokes,
ffi a tti a
(generally) jg.
^ grfi
t/i tuunrj ch'uut in ; to

ng him sze foo\ ^^ drive out rats by smoke,

\ff. ng ^'j//w tseung'.

to blfcHcti straw by smoke
Smock,
]^J'f ^<^ Sme c/i?//;
of sulphur, >)^^ Q wut
paak ; he smokes opium,
.Smock-frock, tQJ -$?|x
^^ ^s'o

ngoi^ shaam. taai^ J/?; to smoke a cigar.

28
 SMO 422 SMU

-0^
suung^ in
S ^M ; to
sl^ik

smoke
^lue

a
Smother,
smothered
J^ ^
by smoke,
kuuk- sze ;

pipe, ^^"^ shik in

M.M ^ p^' *^ ^""^
t'uung. sze.

Smoky, ^ ffi ^ Vau w Smoulder,

^
jiS} ^ ^^ 'Jg
hi\ m (Jll
cA'w/<^ in. sheu n g - yau - ti - shin, «^
Smooth, \^ waat, ^^ nau\
(level) ^ p'ing ;
rub it
^ ® jJ^B
'yau in %.
smooth,
waat
^ ^] moh as
i'i^
smooth as
Smudge, ^jj^ ?«zm
'^^^^'
in,
^
io^ ;
fS" ^^^ ^^"^' °^ i^
glass,
^ if ^ g^ Jg ;^ 00 t'o.

p'eng waat ts'ze yoh li ; Smuggle, ^^ tsau-sze,.

smooth-faced, S^ "^ -^ iii M ^'«" i^"'; *^»

-
^ haau iu leng^ shik ; smuggle ^ J^ Hi
out,

smooth with a plane, tsau sze chhmt; to smuggle

^^
»fi p'aau waat ; smooth into,
^^ y\^ tsau sz«

road, waat lo'; the yup ; to smuggle goods,.

;f Jg
sea is smooth, y^ ^^ ^ K :s ?««/^ .2. ^^^
^W Aoi s/i?a mo long^
to smuggle
/aan' «2e im.
salt,
^^^
smooth speech,
^^ ^
y^ p^ Smuggled goods, «2e-
yau /3M»; a smoothing
/b/i

^
.

tnife, ^Q h^^a

p'aau ; to
J[^
smooth
saj:"

clothes,
Smuggler, (man)

7^)^^ taai foh

^ ^ ^^
^tsau shui

K ^ ^5 ^'""^^ *"
^""^ 5 che,
^J^ ^i sze haak ,

smoothing-iron,

f on^f' tau ;
^* ,^
smoothing-
(ship)

sze shuen
^ fi ^ to watch
'tsau

for
;

plane, kivoyig p'aau. smugglers,

3t^^ ^^J, ts'up sze.
 ; ;

SNA 423 SNA

Smut,
^^ gt oo-mooi.
Smutty, •^ yT^" J""^
«l^i''

van
A Wl ^. ^'^«^ /«^

^'^ > ; siiapjted the old man,

smutty books, /'-^^ yum :^ A ^ WH nfn ^lo

sAi^ ; a smutty story, *^ yan no i in uet.

fj^ ^— yura koo 8ze^ Snappish, ^ \T^ ho^ kaau,

Snack, •
^ ya/ fun ,
|^^
-^ Laan shik. ^
Snappish ness, >[^ seng*

Snaffle,
^^ ma keung.
ke seng .
Snail, ^^ ifi /ro/i-ngau, pj
Snapper, fish, jj^"^ laap-ue.
i^^ t'in-loh at a snail's
;

Snare, ^ ^
3gj hnen-to\
^§ luung loK; to fall into
ue t'in loh cli'uung ke

maan .
a
haam
snare,
^ J$ g ^
we loh moug snared,
^
;

Snake, (a) ^^ t'iu-she to be taken

;
in a snare,
two-headed snake,
^^ § A M IS shau' yan
^'^ leung t'au she ; snake's luung lok\
hiss, ^'1^ fJ-ij- she Ida ;
S"^^^'
^M ^ shai'-nga, U^
yenomous snake,
^ ^'l^ ^
0*^ ngau' ngau^ s/ie;?^,

tuuk she. ^# ^ ffl ^^"^^' ^a^

^s'o tsuuk.
Snap, (break) gjj "^t'uen, (the

fingers) l^-^jT]^ '^ching-

Snatch, j^
snatching and filching,
^fs'eiing,
^ tuet

shau-jjuuk ; he snapped ^^
his fingers, i^ ^^g j^ tuet yeung ; a body

k'ue taan
^jg ^f
shau chi
snatcher,
fj|ij -^ ^ Pau
tau tsze ; to snatch from,
to snap the fingers at one

@ ^^ Us'eung tuet ; to
{i.e., despise)
jjg Ae/?^ snatch away, ^ -^ tuet
 . .. ,, . ;;

SNO 424 SNU

hue ; to snatch up, ^^^j^-jp Snout, pSj' ^sMi, (pigs)

Jcup shap ; by snatches, .M c/iwe-pi .

.1^ yat chan . Snow, ^ suet'; a heavy fall

Sneakino:, g^ ^ icat-hi of snow, J^5^^ ;^ S

|S? "0^ wilt tsit ; to sneak /«m /?<n taai suet ; it

off or away, n?R? ^S" snows, "7>^ ha suet , or

tseno:' *tseno- tsau hue ^^ *^ lok ;swi?^ ; flakes of

fi fi ^S* ^^^ *^^ snow, ^ ;^ si/e^ fa

t'o liu hue^. snow-white, ^^ suet

Sneer, '^ ^ 'laang-siM\ paak ;

" little snow,'' a

ff.|f /«'''' maaV, g|| solar terra, i.e., Nov, 22nd,

7ie/iy shi', ^iiiiu Bhi\ the sun enters Sagittarius,

^)ji|[
Sneeze, ^ H^ P^ ^ta-}}'an-
/J> ^ si'<< swe^ ;
" great

Pai, if] ^^ 'ta-hat-chH. snow," a solar term, Dec.

g^ ^
7th, sun in 15° Sagittarius,
Sniff,
c
/.-'i^i^

tsm tuen
^i'.
">

,
—Hu taai suet ; snow
^K fj|^ Vsin stw faai shoe,
^p 1^ siitt haai ;

Snipe, i;^ $fi sha-chui.

a snow storm,
lok taai suet , or
^
^ -^^ IW
Snivel, s/<o/c pi
J^ fli .

Snob, -^ ^ -^ taai' ka
^^. taai chan suet

tsze.
Snub, (short) ^ji
I? ^
Snobbish, ^^ '"/s'o- mong.
%en-ch'it'-ch'it'; {to

y^ ch^uung-''Vi.ia,m-
)'^j^
shui
Snooze, ^ 0^ mi shui
I snubbed him,
^'f$|g
Snore,
^^
^flt Vi'e-pi'-
M tS ^ '"§"0^^
V» '"««^*
hohn. min"* \'ue shik.
Snort, p^ M i''«'i -pi Snub-nosed, ^^_5.ji^
^not, ^ '^ pi t'cu . pi tuen i '^^i/i ^i.
 ;

so 425 SOA

Snuff, ^ /|;[^
pi -in, (a candle) .^ /i:(?w
J c.
V.so ; 80 ugly,

m !^ 1ft:
'tsin-fanff./a jrjj- fj^ kom \h'au ; after

to take snuff,
[gj ^ /jg all, let it be so, i^;^^
A;*j//7 pi n'n ; to snutt' (t.^.,
^ kwun clii to liai';

to smell)
jy |} fe^ 2: exactly so,
jE IE ;£- $P
i pi mun clii. c/if/j// chcuij &\n ue ; so
Snuff-box, ^ 'kPil'ill?
pi *^' oo. (conj.=consequeritly) R^
Snuffers, jj^^ /'''»// ^^m.
Snuffle,^ to
Jl^ U. g- ynl
= tg lit y^"i ^ts^^c, or
^
i pi 2/2/m i in.
j|;t
^'0(/ ts'ze ; five days
Snufj, ^^ o//n- ?<wi. or so, 55. g ;^ ^ 'ng
So, (modifying an adj. or an yat tsoli yau ; Mr. So-and-
adv.)

a verb)
|jj^- kom ,
(modifying So, /^-{i^

-^
''lo mat, or
^
H^ Vfow, (so and r/ mat.

so)

(so forth)
^ ^ man- mau,
^^^"'
Soak,
^V/t/;
*^ ?'.S2/w

he soaks the ground

,
*/^^j^ s7ii/;t7-

I^2l3tS
tfAt-lui ; he says so, f^lfi^ with water,
jg ^ ^ ^fc
^ 'k'ne "^kom wa ; then ^j:-|Jl k'ue ""i ""sAwi simp

be it so, ^ l^ tsau^
tau^
stinks,
ti ; soaked

q^
till

rti/ ^0*
it

liom What .^ So ? ^g JlJ

c/i'rti/ ; soaked till mouldy,
PfJtP^ ^A'o?n ^/ we; they

are all
^ ^
so,
||S |||^
ili ^!)
niooi ;
35 S
soaked through, *>^
^"'' fo' ^hi

^w.m;?j7 to hai^ *'Z'o??i ; don't

^.<t2^?« /V»/ ; soaked in
do so !
pg ^ ag^ 'ni Vio
syrup. ts^um t'ong.
^om ; so many, pW' ^ Soak in 2' t^um . H,^ /'0'2<
;

^om
Aow
toh ; so far, |t||-
^ soaking rains, j^ >g ^
uen so early, jr^' Inm li ue.
 SOB 426 SOC

Soap, ^^ man ; scented meng paak ; to become

soap, :^ ^^ heung kaan ; sober,
^^ ^^ ^si/i' sen^ ;

foreign soap,
^ ^fa^n a sober understanding,
^
kaan ; coarse

kaan
soap, ^^ a M^ ^G' meng
^^ oon ; fine soap, paak sze ts'eng ke' sum.

ifi ili ^^^'^ '^'^^'^•

Soberly,
gi ^ flj^ '^^n^r

Soap-boiler, ^ ^ ^^ ^jjj teng fo".

chai /rra?? kaan sze

Sober-minded, ^ '^j) [|||fl lim
foo

Soap-stone, 'W^^ waat-shek

tsiC fi,
^ ,0 0^ teng'

sum
0^ ^
^t'aam
Soar, A-o-/?" ; the bird
ti,
y^ ;g (Jjtj

teng' ?"*.

soars aloft, ^t Mi Wi
niu ko
Soberness, "^ ^^ pat isui'j
ts'-ze fi.

So^' IS
cry and sob,
S shuuk-hi ;
to %]]
Sobriety,
JU tsie

j'j^^
yuung'.

't'aam teng\
^*/ij[ ^tmik
yiip ; convulsive sobbing, © $1] /6»Y^ dud\ ff g
1^ n0 ^«".'7 »^'; sobbed
the girl,
lit ^ -f Ifg Hg! Sociable, ^ jfy % 'ho-

r?n P^ ^*'^'^ ^"® ^^^^

seimg- ue ; he is mosfc
""a^?^ ?7 i t'ai net.
sociable, tglg if ffi^
Sober, g§ ^ Sw?/7-teng';
"k'ue shum '^ho seung
a sober man, §§ a£ ^ c
ue.
^ seng teng A;c' yan,
Social, j^^ ^ seung chHie ,
'fc'aamteng^
JiJlS^A
k^ yan ; to lead a sober ^^^ seung kaau, ^^
life,

lim
4 K ®i
/5»Y ;
rfn
a sober judgment.
^^^'^y i
pfi^

relations
kaau

^^f^
yau ti ;

jan luun
social

social rules ^j^ /^^^^w to ,

 soc 427 SOF

Socket, ^ rr/u ; socket of the

ke of social *^ngaan
to""; higli eye,
miBJ ho)ifr

standing, j^;^t0iS ^'^ (k^waang) ; the socket of a

kwai seung shue . door hinge, moon.
f'^'HP
Socialism, ^ j^ Icuimg- aap .

yuung\ yj^M^Z.'^. Sod, :^ ;fg iJj '^.s'o A:a/t

kuuug yuung ke li. nai, j^ j^ ^s'o p'i.

Society, (a) -^ ooi , (in Soda,

^^ As'e/7^ im ;

general)
M ^MM sulphate of soda, ^^
seung- ue-tsue -tsaap ; local ^ uen meng ///».

society, Jjjj^^ she ooi ;

Soda-water, :^ ^ ;;jc Hoh-
to

kit
form a
she
society,

the good society

^ jjjj;
laan- shui, more commonly,
;

^^
of

± ^,A %
sheng
this

ke
city, tIS S5E

sheung
W ;^

tang
Sodomite,
Sodomy,
® ^
2j^ ^£
naam-s/i//;;.
/c'at'-tai'.

kai-kaan^

; to

yan ka; decent Chinese commit sodomy, ^^

fiociety,

yan
^ ^ ^ g^ ka members
wa
^*M.i^ i naam sAiA;

kivai ; s?/«« yum, :^2i^^ f3,an

of a society, '^'^ ooi

yau ; a Bible society, jjfg Sofa, ^ tong^, shui -

^ "^ fii^k yum ooi' ; j

i.

Missionary Society, Soft, ^ffe yau-Sien,

^
^ ch'iien kaau ooi ^ num- lien; soak till

soft, V^^ t'<iiin^ uen ; a

lined socks, ^p^ /rart'j^' soft fool, uen ketik ;

maat. soft pongee. shuuk

 SOI 428 SOL

ch'au; soft \Tords

j^^ Soiree,
||§:jMiC '^«'^^'5^

^^ vim yau ke^

heng
ue. /irtrt/c' maan tsue , ^^5C
SofDly, f|$S^ J^eng _/!>Q^ ye ^tsue' siw cheulc'.
^shau ; j^^fO "•f'W woh ;
Sojourn,
^^ ^i ^
chue',

he walked softly, jg ^ ^ fe /a^ /cMe; during my

^ flri t? 'l^'"^ ^^^"^ P°^ ^ sojourn abroad, ^^
hang ; to speak softly, ^^
^ ^^ make ^^" 5Ac»^ /lo;/.(7. ngoi^ k/vok^ chi shi ;
(to)

Soften, to soft,
jjJC'^ ^-i\ :g ue\ ^ ;g
tso' ^uen, "^^ "en c//j'; tsaam ue\ ^^ )^ tsaam^

to soften pain, ^J/J V:««wj

tuung ; to soften by in- Sojourner, ^ A««/i;\ -^'^
fluence, ^ftSi\i» Vrom ^ ue' kue yan, -^^^
/a k'i su?« ; leather steeped A:i^ kue che.

in water can be softened, Solace, to ^^ olm tvai^,

^^^'fooivca'f^^^'kaai
p'i tsunt' ue ^shiii ''lioh^in ivai', let me solace your
. c
wai uen.

Soil,

yE"
^±^
cheng-oo
nai- U^o, (to)
•
a clod
^ of
36^ i\^^ toi ''ngoh '^A;fla»

shau
soil, — i^^Jit f/"^ ^a^^'
iva-ii^

Solan um,
ni .^c'

^JH *^'6-
aw???.

nai ; rich soil,

|^^ IJt'uk
Solder, ^^ hohn anything
^
-^

jeung ; native soil, ~^

to mend ! (the cry of the
poo?i ^t'o; soiled reputations,

00 meng don't
itinerant tin-smith), ^y^^
Y^;^ ;

lamps to
hohn' sek'^
soil my clothes, P^ g^ !

iff^ff^ "^mai '^cheng oo mend !

^^C^K'M ^^^^^
ngoh kin^ shaam. foh shui tang 1
 SOL 429 SOL

Soldering-iron, ^jAj^ naat- Sole (only), ^, fnan, ^^ tuuk.

pai {h(ii). Solecism, S^W mau^ in.

Soldier,^ pen//, ^~y peng-

^^"//' -^ ^ peng-tsuut \

to drill soldiers, '^^ ;?ooi^ mnu fuat ke^ ""ue.

chi peng, regular {i.e. gov- Solely, ^'JJ^ tuuk-hai\ "^

ernment)
koonpeng
soldiers,
^
to enlist soldiers,
^ y^
Solemn,
pat-kiroh^.

;
^^ j^j ^rfrt'-im,
^^
-Ec ch'iu peng ;
to be ^ft im sunk ; a solemn day,
"jjf^

a soldier ^^ ^<''?^'
i^^^^j ^ -^ taai yat tsze^

^j^ shik leung. 5g -y- sheng^ yat Vsse ;

Soldier-like, )

V^ung,^
solemn silence, j^^ sunk
Soldierly, ' tseng"*; solemn countenance,
J
mo. ^^ szfi^/c *yuung ; a

Soldiery, sheng solemn rite, ;^fi^ taai^

]^|§^^"J'
tui^ peng teng. lai ; solemn prayer, ^^§||
/i:^»^ A;an k'i ^o.
Sole, (of foot) ]^j^ IceuJc' 1

paan (of shoe), 1^

J^ Solemnity, g|^ *^A;««,
i^ ^
haai- tai ;
to sole (a. boot kuung keng ; to perform

with solemnity, ;^^ffn

or shoe),
J^l^lj^ sheung
haai tat; make the soles ^ S2m/^ in i hang.

broader, |gj[gg4^ilj^ Solemnize, '^^jjM hang ""lai,

haai to» tso^ j/oA tL tr

.c
^ fl^ hang sheng^

Sole (a fish), ^pj^"^ t'aat'- lai.

sha-*\ie a sand-
; literally, Solicit,
>f^
k'au, ^^ ts'eng,

slapper, from its peculiar k'au /s'i<e; humbly

>J<^
mode of progression. sclicit, '^'^ fuuk /ia^;
 SOL 430 SOL

to solicit a favour,

hat ymi; to solicit aid jj^

^^ Soliloquy, :S^
g^tszeMn, g^tsze'
tuuk in,

^ k'au chob\ ue.

Solicitation, >|c nR /^ ^ Solitary, |E5^ /coo-tsik,

^
k'au ''ts^eng ke^ sze .
S tuuk-/c2<e,- a solitary

Solicitor, /)> j^ g]|j 'siu- animal, ® t=f ;S 1^ ^uuk

choug'-sze, chong^ hang /cfe' s/m//. .

JlJc^lB
sze; he has eiioas:ed two Solitude, ^J^Z.P)X ^^^^
kue kp? ^shoh the superior
solicitors,
tglf^^JiJc ;

^k'ue '^ts'eng leung man is watchful when in

0jfi

]coh^ cbong^ sze. solitude, ^^'l^KS

Solicitor (Crown-), ^^ 4^ kimn ^tsze shan' ki

^ gig j5rit'<?/c^-A;a-chong'- tuuk V^-

Solstice, ^ yat chr^,

Solicitude,
:t^|>^
k/va^-\ue\ (summer) ^3g ha'-c^t^

(winter) ^^ tuwig-cht' ;

^^^ V^" 1^^' •'^"'^• no dog's life is secure at

^
Solid, shat, 5g ngaang\ the summer solstice (be-

^W km shat ; a solid
cause that is the favourite
wall, ^^m ^'"^ ts'eung;
time for killing dog's for
solid learning, ^ shat
food), ^
hok ; solid ground,

/"'^^ shat
^ /te^ ti\
ha^ chi^ ^kau mo cA'we

;^j:-\S ^tsau.
Solidify,
-^^M© ^^"^^^
Soluble, p]" |§ ^ |lfi»l
'^io^
wai ki7i koo .

ia
Solidity, ^ shat, m. ^ yuung /«' ti; soluble

cAa?i shat, ^^ teng^ liquor,^ jaSPfygit '^

shat.
 SOM 431 SOM

^^-^ yutinof/h f^
Solution, some one else, ^^ ^<*

ffl;^^ '^icaai meng ke yan.

P7,c^ : solution of a difficulty, Somebody, '^^ V^" 7'"*

^^^
Solvable,
''^(tfii naan.

'hoh
^A
^mau yan
'^^''^^

somebody
7''^°'
KA says,
pf Ji( 15? 9? ;

^i ^^ffi meng, p]' jg >(t ^KWt Vau van shuee,

*AoA sill fa*.
%AtS Van yan wa'.

Solve, |g 'A-am, g? Bj^ Somehow, ^^^ ^ :^p V/m

A^fl'i meng, ^ ch'ue ;
yeung' ue, jx ^ </!F QS
to solve doubts, |§?^ ,
^5 ch'-ii' faat* )'\kto iv^ ; he
^kaai i ; to solve a diffi- i
has to do it somehow or
culty. |I;^ ^ ch'ue naan.
Solvency, ig ;^ ^hoh k*ue V//i yeuiig'
P|" ^^f^
waan ts^eng. ch'tf faai' to in tso ;
pro-
Solvent, p]" j>g
/f{^
V^(/A siu pitiate him somehow, (lit.

fa\ Pf-;'^^ 'hoh yuung boat people have no altar

/«''
^^f^^^fC/^' mat at their propitiatory sacri-

mat ^e' yeuk ; be is not taan^ ha ^ta tsi/i^ "^mo t'aan.

solvent,
tH^^H^- Somersault, ff ;^ ^ ^ta-

^k'ue nio ts'in sheung chaai^. kan-^tau.

Sombre, i^ ^; yau-sMk, Something, if ^e, FmW

P^P^i^Jffi
cb'um
yiirti-yum- 865 haan-Ve, % g^
ch'uui. Vau-ye, gf ^»-Ve, ^^[^
Some, (;^) ll95 (Vau) rt; yau sze^; there i? something
some days ago, :5t^ wrong, ;^^^|g ^yau
-sm ^A-t vat ; some other man, ie ch'^a ts^oh' ; I have some-
thing to t€ll him,
^/^
 . ;

SOM 432 SON

""""""^"^
sze"* wa^ ^k'ue chi; there Somniloquism J -
I Hf -
* :S'
'^—

is somelhing farther that "^ shui' chuung ke* m.

I must be<j of you, "^ P^ Somnolent, 7^ 0^ seting

shui\

chunng' *^yau i/at kin' sze' Son, ff Vsai, ^ '/ss?,

^
ngoh ?V k'au Sii.
i, (your)
^IP ling'*long,

(my) /J>5g, 's"/-i repro-

Sometimes, x^ g^ V*"~
;

shi ; sometimes he comes and

bate sons, ggajiija
im «an^ ch^uut ts'iie ,- the
sometimes he does not,
father saves up pelf, the

son enjoys himself, Kp[-§

Van shi lai ^a" shi 'm lai.

Somewhat (in some degree, chaan' maai '^tsai ^heung

rather), ^ 'Jd, y^ funk ; the young gentleman

^ yau 7a fan ,
^ your son, A/"^ shiic' ye
leuk leak; somewhat like, the second, Hl^ i ye

:§L-^ leuk *^ts'ze; somewhat the youngest son, ^ -^

over much,

somewhat
§^ leuk toh;
ye tsze ; an adopted son,

objectionable,

'^^^ taae chaang lok\ i ^s^e ; the eldest son, -^

^P- cheung tsze; the
Somnambulism,
shui'-cAzm«,^-hang.
0^ P^I ^ eldest son's family, -^^
cheung fong ; an only son,
Somniferous, -^ \ gf ^ ^>^-^ tuuk /sz6!; a pro-
Dj^ leng' yan shui'
i' ti
digal son, M-T- long
Somniloquist, 0^ ffl |^ tsze. The sons of a family
shui' chuung shuet' ''che. are politely addressed as-
 SON 4S3 soo

'i'B-^ srjoj// kuung, in Soniferons, y^^ .g Q^^ ^yau

order, as -/ryjj|5 taai ifeunff ,
^hcung ti.

Zl/l^ i seufif/^ etc., etc, Sonnet, yJ^|l^ '^siii tuuky

Son-in-law, "^^^ nne-sai^;

your
leng
son-in-law,
^ ifi
siu

Sonorons,
t'in.

t'aan.
-^PI^J oo\-^heungy
Soni,% "^^ chi-k'uuk,
^ PIliJI^ 'heimg-ke.

^1^ chek^-koh- tsni; to' Soon, ^ 5(^ tsau'-loi,

^
sing songs, P^-p^ c/i'e?<«y ^ SBJ ''no-Va-*noi', 1^
koh; to sing indecent songs ^^ aai-pin ; came as soon

(in Cantonese), P^ 7J^

"^ as he was called, — {1-4-

ch^eung munk ue not

;

— ^ Jlj y«^; /'iV

minute
tsau' to'-,

worth a song, Pg 'jg not a too soon,

jl§^ m chek ijat koh

ts'in ; to buy for a mere hop shi.

«o"g.
n#en t: Sooner, ^ hJ^ 'tso ti,
Jg
maai /(y/c kek pin'' i ; love jp. [J^{] ka/ig^ tso ti; the
songs,
'I'l^ jjll
ts'eng k'uuk; sooner the better, ^^ S.
vrar songs,
%i^p^ 7^ ^ "c'' ^*"^ "^'^ '''^•

^ c/i//i' ch'an ke koh Soot,

^jfiffi
»^?-raooi, j;^/):j
k^iiuk. »|ffi /(>/i-t'aam-mooi,
*J^
Song-book,
^j^ :;^ koh ^ 'foh leu
If \^ wok
])oon, ^^ ti/uk ^poon. /"'
:^ ffl Fc 7^/^ ''i ^^»,
Songster, Pg |^ ^ ch'eiwg'
i/C IS St /^''^
^'^'i ™ooi.

koh che, Soothe, ^^t ohn-tvai\

^
Songstress. 3^5^^ Sme ngok, i^ ^ jjj(^|l
/iOi-zw^ning-
shan (a child), ^
ke 100. i'Mm'-uen\
 ^ ;

SOR 434 SOR

Soothing, ^ gj Il95 "'"' t'au yau sheung hau

IS M
*^'«»' sores in the mouth, pj
^»' oao 'f''

wai' ti.

hau
Soothsayer,
^^
:5fc
sin
yau slieung ; sore

chi cJip, |t ^ J-*

c/^ im
eyes,
RP;Jj5 'ngaan f 2«^;?^^-
feet bruised and sore,
j|^
^Mwi che.

Sooth say iiifi:, ^ ^j> f/jm

mmfAmm
sheung keulc^ chi^
r^
yau
tuung^.
Sooty, ;^ i|;[g
^f. nfl^ Vau Sorely, ^ chuung'; sorely
?'/? niooi /»'.
wounded, ^ j^ '"ch'uung
Sop, ;^ Pt^ ^;2: M 11 t'ong sheung.
chuung he miu^ ;;flai<, ^• Sorrel,
^^
j|^
suen-mi-

^^t 4>^ 0^''* ^^'^*' ni^t. ts^o, ^£

(in Shi-keng) mo'.

Sophistry, J^^^ Aaa?^-piE\ Sorrow,

sorrow
^ and
^i^ yrm-moon';
distress,
Soporific , §^ 0^ c//t'-i:hui^, ^^
'/"'-shui'-Are'. ^^^ y^/M waan'; deep sorrow,
Si BS 'Hvt
Sorcerer, ^/£ 3t ^ naam '^ ^ s^wm yau ; secret

mo sin shang.
sorrow, [J^ ^ ywm 7/«m.

Sorceress,
^^ nue mo.
Sorrowful,

a sorrowful
-^ J^ 'pa^-a^\
countenance^
Sorcery, 31. luo-shuut.
t'W
g^ y«w yuung.
Sordid, _^ ay DP lak-A'om'. Sorry,g 5gJ
yf/?/ shau
^U
;

haai, 9^ P|^ 1"P sorry to trouble you, '^

lup tup tup.

Sore, ;^ -^ suen-V-uung^
^ lo ^a'; sorry not to

have met you sooner, ;|(g

^ [U sheung hau ; sore

^ ffi M *^^"^ ^'»'^'

on the head,
S§^UP hau maan.
 .

SOT 485 SOU

Sort, ;e| yeung poon ; Sottish, ^^;f||^ 5ze-laan -

all sorts of, -^ ta'in ^yum

2Won,
^^ raaan^ poon, Soul, ^ z^ leng-wan ; to

or ^^ j»/oon jt70on ; the call back the soul (of a

best sort,
gg ^ t'au dying child), jij^c/i'^i^^
tang ; an inferior sort, ^6ng, PJ^ ^ haam^ keng ;

ha^ '/a;?y7 ; a to call back the soul of a

strange sort of man, dying or dead person, H|

® P|5^
J\^
k'i /r/mat' ke'
^ Van wan, :^^|, cMu
yan ;
every sort of business, wan ; the return of the

^^
;:§, /i;o/c^ yeung' soul (to

wan
the tablet),
j^J
sze'; all sorts of trade, ^^ 5^ ooi ; the vitality

#4E
5/ia??^9 t^
^"^'^

different
y^^^g'
sorts,
of

hi*;
the sonl,

the rational soul,

^^ wan
})j^

SlJ^ Pi^ yeung^ out of ^^ shan wan.

sorts, :^ ^ V'l^^ peng^ Sound, (a) 5§ sheng-yimi,

pg g :^ 'm tsze' tsoi^ (to)

PIp]
View^y/, (sleep)
g|||

tosort,
^g|— Hlg ^t:
/<m'-num\ (entire)
^
/wn 7«oi ya^ lui lui'. ts'uen, ^^ kin-koo^, (to

Sortie, 5? ^ tJ HI tut in try) ^i^ i'aanx'\ the sound

ta ch-uut,
^ {Jj ch'-ming of music, 1^^ ^ ngok
cUuut,
^^ ^ cW-uung yi^m ; the sound of a

wai. drum, gj^ ^ "A'oo s/ie??^ ;

Sot» 'JH V^ fS laan'-^fe«w- sound timber, ^ |^muukP^

'/o,
ife H :i^ B$ V«»j ^ A'»?t Aoo' ^6^
;

j!)a«M shik fewi'; an opium sound principles, J£ j^

sot,
5E|;4^gI «;?*tV Van- c^e??^' to^ IE S '^^^^'5'*
 sou 4;56 SOU

li ; safe and sound,

^^ Sour, pl^ «Mf;j» (Rullen)

p'eng ohn ; to give a mun ^ ^koo-hi' ; a sour coun-

a Boand thrashing, Ql ^
tenance,
^ ^ %o min';

^ Vh'uung % van ; to
rice

«^"^'
left over nijrht tarns

hound a horn, j»^ ^j cA'ui 1^ 1^ Wi <S'. ?g

«:aa*^ ye' faan hai"' suuk ;
ktik^i to find sonndingt,
a Bour tem[>ered child,

^ fp Tf:
^««/«' *A«
ui W< fT'
^^'"' ^'* ^''"'* •

a/ii/i ; to »«>und the depth why are y<»u so eour ';

^C^
of water,
^ ;;jc ^ '^ i'ffi -li f^Il 5i m '»' tso'

^^ lenng itAwj ^n^ ithum uint kom* *'kno hi\

tsUn ; the doctor 8nnndc<i Source, *^ ^ iien-L'au ;

Wr
™«' Bf ^ :& .5;>. a the

u^x
source
^*'^'
of

"^"
riches,

' fo""tain
• thainj ch'u ini Si;,'oh.

Sounding-hoard,
source, -^ \])l Ji0 '.<fAM*
y|'. j|0
Men fan ; the source of
hning ^juutn.
the river Iloang ho, ^^
Sounding-rod, /'ffrtm'
J>JJ^ fen;/ uen when yon
;
\}}f^

drink water think

Soundly, ^ Vh'unng.
K..urce,
0: ^ m
«<f its

iJfJi
•Soiiji.
I'U^
/*om/ , (I soup

Sourish, }^ I'jiik siien.

eel Kouj., ^^ shin*
Sourni-ss, j'^vlj/j^
f\^
•'""'" •"'*•

^"i7 .* B }>lattc'r of soup, Souse, cliotig', (in water)

— JG ^ y' ^""' ^''^"/Z
••

J[5"[»
:J^
'ynm-*ha.
fish soup (i.ff., chowder), South, j^^ nanm, (S.E., Ac.)
 ;

sow 437 SPA

|ft ^* ^tsQ ch'-uun [10*

mak.
Shi-kiug) 1^ Ian. Sower, ^^^ V"^ ^chuunr/
Soathward, |n) ^ kmn(/ 'che.

naam.
Southwest, oaam.
SowiuiT,
:SI
^chutm/j ke* 5ze^
S^^ ^'^'

Southwesterly, {nj iHj ^ Sow-bug, i^l^ ^ ti* ts'aam.

hetmy* sai naam, ^ [Hj Sow-thistle, ^^ '/w ^'(/>\

1^ yaa srn naam.

Souvenir,
^ ^^ ^mt Ith Sow, (a) ^ ckue-^na ;

^ch0y
Sg^ Ai' mat. kad a boar co sow,
^
Sovereigo, ^ J^ VAm*', /^ |i|j 'A^y/m chue loDg.

WODg "^ ^
&»', &^»' Soy, i«^ y^ shi*-yau ; soy-

wong, ^^ kuvlc' kwv;ay beau (*%« Hi^fida.)y -^

^ taai* taa*, or ^^
(supraDM ia power). ^ paak tau*; Dolich'js &jja,

^ wai *^cA/^, '^ t^ ^^^^ wom;^ taai* tau\

/fs*?^^ VA«« ; (as adj.) j^ i

or 5^ ^ rrjo tatt\

i»t» , :|^ kek. Space, 1^ /£<//^«, (room) i^

SovertrijaCT,
JVA«»jj wong
tt'a*,
^ ^^ k*aea- tfJXH^-i^-prJKJy (all)
^^
-Sow, (to) 1^ «ac//,
in jQ cAat«-wai, ^JIj] *ht /f*^?:

y<;* ^chwmg ; to sow ^in, 8|)ace between, jl^ |J||^

'ttt flt fi! ^^'^ ^^^ ji:^/^r» kaci.k^y Hjl^ p||| «»iU/2y

^cfmtetg ; to sow the land, kaak'^\ the space of aa

fc^^- - « « :S^
269 ki^; wheafc is sown ia y«^ *^w chuung cht ^kau ;

ih« eajrfjf sprieg, Ijl

^ withia the space of a week.

i
 . •

SPA 438 SPA

^ /2 ^^ tsuun* kimng
c/u noi^; the space between p'unn^ he foot ; to span»

the eyebrows, jg |^ mi j^=^^ ^i S/irtM tok,

Iraan : leave a little space,

ffJ "^ ft yuung' '^shau

M B3 ^M ''^^"'^' ^^^^ ^'' leuuE^ ; to span a distance,

reiluiR" much space,

^^ yuung'' \s/ma leung k'i uen
««
^Wl>^ /o/i ti' /b??^ ; k'an.

spate is limited, j^^ ~^ Span-long, — •

Jj^ -^ ?jat

x^K^ ti fonrj yau haan . naam^ ch'eung.

Spacious, vM ^^ /"''oi -lok, Span-new, ^ ijj^ san sin.

^ hrona, ^^ /bo;i Spanish, B ^':A: g tIc

taai ,
^^ kicong foot ;
sLuuk taai lue sramg?
a spacious room, Ka "^ Spanish-flies, ^, gj ^jarm-

^^ /""f taai Z'^' long. maau,

Spaciousness, "^ ^ foon ts^ejig yeng.

foot Spank, j?'««7(;\

fg
:fQ
Spade, ^ ^ch^aan, (a small) kwaak^.
Spar, (timber)
tttt^^*?
Spain, g ^ ^Lue-suung ,
^J^^ wai faan V«n^ mat

3;^ g 5JJ
taai^ ^lue tsimng meng, j^ ^jpj'

suung ch'eung ts'oi,

.
:j^ |^
Span, :|^ naam ; two spans cli'-aam t'iu ; (a stone)

make one foot, ^ ^^ — ^7K^ hohn ^shui shek,

J^ leung wrtrtm ^^rt^

—
ch'^ek ; ^^ nai shek ; to spar,

a span of horses, ^|^ ^M f^'-^'«»i7 J""ii'»

H
j^ y«^ tiii^ ma ; the ^ af? ^ *^i k'uen fan
span of an arch, ^
 SPA 439 SPA

Spare, (save)
i-L>
^^^ ol^silc, I

fff. f-jf g g^ % tsHu'

shaimgr, (give away) ^ifa'"* ""nijaan.

s//5 ;
to spare no Sparrow,
^^ ^^ ma-/set</£ ,.

trouble,

'm 5/^ lo
Pg f^
yoo no
^^ pains
Java
A;mm/c
sparrow, ;^S6 ^^'^^
the common house
; ;

have been of spared ^)^] sparrow, ^^^ nga tseiik

^^ll^^/i
sum lo
tsuun yuung'
lik enough
Sparrow-hawk,
^^ ^s«m/;

^foo ;

and to spare, m^ j^ ue Sparse, |^-fj^ /?»" s/^»^

sheng^;

ue
spare

lik ;
energy
spare
^
time,
Spasm,
Spasmodic,
:f^
"^
:{^;^Ili^
cli'aii-kan.

f^'««<^
"Jj

^M
ne ha
"6 haan, or
a spare room,
^0g Z;«n ti.

Spatter, (with the hand) j^^

;
^^
J^ ue fong, or
0^^ kiu. )^'^ ^'^w s^^''-

haan fong. Spattered (by walking) p^

Spare -rib, ^ f^ ^^% tsaan^-oo-/so ;

luung lacut. bespattered and wet, ^^

^
Sparing, ''shaa/ig 25K VM-^ tsaan s//?/w shan;

luun"* shik; sparing in words spattered me all over,

§W ^^"'^ i"- r/r/^ nan slian.

Sparingly. iM/P ^'^'^ ^suz^A;, Spatula,

P^ ft ^ 7J
a lime spattle,
^'^»

/i;o yeuk to ;

Spark, j/^ ^ ^
foil senff,

(sparks),
^^ /"^'o/'//.
/b/i- «/w Spavin,
^chining.
,^^1)j5 ^ma ^s»^

j/C 3fe V'*^^

Sparkle, P^*^ s/«;»-leung'', Spawn (of fishesj "^ ^•

!Km v^^^-^' Si* A"^' ue-c/i'j/ti/? ; frog spawn,
kivong sparkling eyes, t'in kai chhiiin^.
;
fflE^^
 . —

SPE 440 SPE

to spawn, saan speaker of an assembly,

ch''uun. "W-^ ooi^ cheung ; a
Speak, ^ V:(7«/7,
^^j^xa
to speak
masterly speaker, ^ ^S
kong-shnet -\va ;

one's mind, ^O '^""5' szf fuo ; I am no speaker,

sum ;
you ueeil not speak ^ Pg P^ ^ 'ngoh ^m
another word, f3\P§45S| 001 ko/ig.

ni 'm tsoi kong ; to speak Speaking-trumpet, gg "j^

-Aye
you, heung^ ho t'uung,
to [tt]f5\^ «
ni hong ; to speak about, t'u""g,^g5t^'/<^^>'^ ue
k'up, t'nung.
'MTk ^^^^'^'f
1^ :r
luun' k'up ; to Fpeak little, Spear, ^"^^ chuuk-ko-

^^ shin in ; to speak ts'eung, (a)

^^^^ y«^-
-^ kivoh, -^
lionestly, j^^ chok in ;
chl-is^eung,

to speak up for,
f^^Alft ^5<^ kohn kwoh ; spear

^^^ to? yan s/iuct ''ho drill, /['^^.^ fs'f'ung faai ,

wa ; strictly speaking, Spear-man, \^ &. ts'-eung

i hum ;
generally speaking, Special, ^t% tak-tcmg ||
-^i^ taai' Iroi ^ cliuen-tung, (extra)
^^
Speakabltf, pj^ '^hoh kong, ^|» ngaak-ntroi"*; special

pj"^ ''hoh in. design,

^f f; tak t'
^f
Speaker, gg^^ ^^^^'^^ ^^ J-rfl tak ti ; special edict,

r^? : a fluent speaker,

^
gS'&MZA i"'^^elau tak ue ; for special infor-

li ke ytin ; an able speaker, mation 4#^iii^ tak

tsze i^uung chi ; special

lie pin luun ke yan ; the proclamation, ^TJC tak

 SPE 441 SPE

shP; for a special use, chuuk y«/ ; a specific

ij;^^ wai tak yuung^ a statement, ^— ^ ^ •

apecial favour, ^ ^^ ^ chuuk ijat meng shan ;

-^0 icaalc ngoi ke^ taai^ a specific account, ^ |I|

something hau sho a spe-

y<??i ;
special ^|[ hoi ;

M ^^ ^ » 'li
'^"o^' cific (t. p.,

prescription),
an effective

ugoi^ «:e^ sze ts'eng. Jg^lv^^fr

^
Specially, tak, S^ ?/(?>i^ im leung /b;?^, or

f/a^e/i ;
came specially for

that purpose,
^ jg j}^
/««n fong.

f/ii<«» 1 loi; specially address Specifically, ^^ tak, ^

this to,
^ ^ cA?<g/i tuuk, Ip. /««», _[t
^^^»-

cli'eng ; specially required, Specify,

— ^
fS^ wa''-shat,
^
i^f g tak w\ . chuuk-?/«^ A'o??^,

Specialty, ^P'j^,^ c?iuen ^ —'^ijB^ chuuk ya^

f^"«
moon sha7i(j i\ lit meng, gj 0^
Specie, ^^^ ngan ts'in, meng ; must specify the

iglg in' ngan. name of the street, ^%^^

meng
Species, ^^ chuiing,
^ 5^fij^ sia" fai
chuimg lui , ^ ^wjy/ ;
^-afli meng ; to specify

every species, the account, if^^ §^

mooi chilling ; different — • Mp 1^] ^s««<??5r sAo

species, ^^fi i chuimg ;

muuk chuuk yat hoi lit.

the same species, Specimen, >^^ yeung - fe2«,

t'uuug chuung; this species ^^ ^piu-suut, ^"paan,

of bird,

chuung
^@
niu.

Specific, ^ tak. Specious, ^ ISD^vJ ^^^^^

 .

SPE 442 SPE

niaau' ii, ^ ttca ;

glib Spectrum,
J^ yjiig, -^
and specious talk, ^;\\ [1^
ifs'a/ sink kmfj.

Specious
in.
tiilk, 3^^^ Af?a«- Specular,

specular
^ ||^ kcng
surface, ^t^
ti ; a

j^
^peck, ii^ V//y^ Mii^ /i«A; keng miii .

Speculate, scnng,
x^j^ ^/J«t-
Speckled, — ^p,^!\ !/fit-Uim- H t'o, ng ^ ora

^seung ; to speculate after

Spectacle, (a) ^ 'keng ;

gain, |ij;f|J t'o li\ ^flj
a beautiful spectacle, -^ mau li^; he speculates in

^r mat kenf/.

Spectacles, [j^; ^^ iigaan- ch'a chaaf t'ong.

A'fl«^'; a pair of spectacles, Speculation, (mental) Ug^

P^£a'/^^
'"»' 'ngaan om seung, (business)

Ji'etiff' ; to wear spectacles,

jj ^ ^^ ch'a f/^afl^J

^'PP:SS /«^»' Van shang i .

Speculative,
^ ^ ^'
^
Spectator,
|$ ^^A ho haau kau ti,
J^^
Vat- A-»n'-Z'e' 7an.|^JJ^0lB[ ^£1||M ho sze smng ti.

V«.- K«' J/, ^- |g t Speculator,

^ul^^^\^^
p'ong koon che ; thousands
A ch^ucn tok sze ts'eng

of spectators,
^ ^"" -^ ke' yan,
atlj^g;^
-p
tsHn yan.
A /i;^^'*'' che ts'in A^ ch'a chaaj/
ke yan.
shang i^

Spectre,
^_^^ »w /n,
g^ Speculum, ^^ A-^n/7

ktvaaC tseung\ »|^ A^ Speech, % wa\ |^ |

Icwaai mat. 57«<e^ -wa
3

, ^a ^
j=i:

PB in ue
 ; •

SPE 443 SPE

Speechless, fl^J ^«' P§P^^ Spell, (a short time) —

'm ooi hong, ;^^ s^*^''
B^'^ yrt^ chaii' shi hau^
"^"^
sheng. (charm) 5l^ ^^*"*^'

Speed, ^ /n^;, '^A«i',gl "i'^ /wo sze'; to pre-

2^ si«</i^ /s';/«/i:' ;
great pare a spell, if^5L ^^^

speed, -j":^'^ shap fun

faa^
l^
; at full speed,
^ Spelter, Q^ paak uen.
tsuuu^ /artr; with all Spencer, ^^^^ ^tuenshaam.
my heart, I wish you God Spell, (to) -^g- tsHi-yum.

Spend, ^shai-fca (a
'^pi ,

Ulc^ Sigoh sheng s^^^m day) *^ g kiroh^-j&t; to

ueu ni sheng kuuiuj spend money like water,^

more haste less speed,
^^ '^^^^" "°'^" ^'"'^'
is HI :?i^
to spend nothing,
^M©'l^ ^^et yi7/^; net ^
shid ;

'm faai\ — %^S ^"^ "^° ^^^

Speedily, /'^^^^^^^ pat for one cash spent,
jJl^J ^^^P
—'^iS!
;

i\[^ tsxic Shi, jilljl lay by another,

laap tsik ; as speedily .

^ 7/at ts'in tso^ yat

as possible, :^ ts'in he spends much

pjj -fj^ |§ ;

i^B '^ V<^^^

^'^"^'
z*^"**^ money on his soldiers,

tak kom faai.

; Speedy ^ ts^uuk, i|»^ /'rtfa''; Jo: 'k-ue /rti^ /u</ 'ho ioh

speedy
7J«o? ;
flight,

a speedy reply,
^^ /«//^

'H^
ngan i

spend one's time in study,

yeung peng ; to

P [gj ^ /"ftfa'^ V<rt« ooi

to//v ; speedy payment, 44^ yat ;

to spend days idly,
^^'
i|4^^^^ /««i /"rtrti kaaii
fifths /"'^ i^aa^^

iigan. yat.
 SPH 444 SPI

Spend-thrift, ^ Jg,
'long Spherical,
|5I^^ uen k'au
yeng.

^^"^''
It A III
^««^' Sphinx, m%:kMZ^
yoo^ yaii,
14 §^ paai' sze shan *"nue min"* ke

t8eung\
Sphex, ^^' ^^ kivoh- loh.

Sperm, 7^ tse}ig. Spice, ^ /J\^

Jmi)ig-*\m ,

Spermaceti, (oil) ^ nii^; the five spices

IM 7^ k'ong ue t'au yau, 5.^ ^ng mi\ to spice

(whalf) :;fc Sn SI t^ai^ >jg^ lok mi\ tW^^ ^^a

t'au k'eng. mi\ 1^ ^ t'iu mi ; to

Spermatozoa, y^ ^ ^5en</ spice meat.

[^ I^ lo yuuk.

ch'uung. Spick and span, "|"^^

Spew, jft ^o' Pirt'^''^"'''- shap fun san, -^^ ts'uen
Sphenoid, ^J^^tf^ isim san.

yeng f/ ; the sphenoid bone, Spider, |J^ jft^ k'um-*Io,

^ ^ *^ *^° ^^P ^''""^•

^
Sphere, k'au, |g[ 3^ yoo ; everything prospers

uen k'aa ; the earth is a where spiders congregate,

sphere, Mtl
75 H^^ "&
ti^ naai uen k'au ya ; he chi chue tsaap^ i ;;a«A;^

moves in a higher sphere, sze M.

m )K ^ ^ A ft Spider's .web, ^^^

^ k'ue ue ko wai^ yan chi-chue mong, ^^
wong loi ; sphere of duty,

^Pj^ fun noi sze ; a Spigot, ^;i3C:g^ s^^ ^^^^<*

right sphere, jE^ cJienf

k'au. sak ^^{ chat

 SPI 445 SPI

Spike, ^Ij ts'-ze, §^ chiti,

^fS" f'^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^'' *'^

(wooden); "^ ^J muuk- spin out,J!jP^ lea ch'eung.

teng

^
,- an iron spike,
^^ ^^
Spinach, poh-ls'oi ,^
tHt teng ,-
a spike of
^^ ;w/t-ling-!'s'ot ,
^
grain, t^ ^6 woh siii^; ^ in^-^s'<?i\- a long-leaved

to spike, -gj ^e«^, ^ff^ spinach, ,^ "0 ^ 'ma

fa teng ; to spike a gan, Vii in'; prickly spinach

$1 ^a ^e??^ 2)'aan

ugaan. Spinal "g*

# fl* 06^3 i^^o*'

Spikenard, -^ ;|^ ^ 7ro??i- fce/c' /m'M^ rt;spinal marrow,

ts'uung-Ae?m^.
W'^tS ^'"^^*^ ^^^^^ ^^'^^•

Spindle, (^) ^H (N^^)

v^ lau^-sc ; take care lest ts'uun, ^[}j chunk.

you spill it, Spine, "^ 5j^ iioo?-tu1^.

^'fl» t'ong se. Spinet, /J^f^ *^s»?^ k'um.

Spill, (rolled strips of slow Spinning-machine, ^ ;j^
burning-paper) ^^^ *^cAt

t'iu ; spills for sale ! (a Spinning wheel. fong

street cry), ^ |K j^ zh'i.

maai '^chi t'iu. Spinster

J y^ Jf^ ^lo- nue |^
»Vn, 1;^ ^ '/ong-isiJc,
^
^ 'fong-sin, (round) ^' mi /ta Ae nue |^
^ ning^-fAwtfn ,
^
^ t''um-t'um-M2<tf;2'*; to Spiral, ig |g loh-s»»\ ig
spin thread for weaving, ^I^ loh-*mun.

^^ !^"!7 «^'« ; to spin Spire, i^ ^'«a/^\

^ fft
flax or

ma
hemp, ^^ tsik c7.im»^-»lau, ^ II ;^
; to spin a yarn, ^52Vn /ww;?^ t^aap',
z^^
 SPI 446 SPI

^^ fxim shek jn. spirits, ^]jil^ sze^ shan ;

Spirit,
Ijj^ slian, (alcoholic) to worship the spirits, ^S
'-^VM ^^^'^'•''^sau, (animal ffi^ pctcii shan ; the spirit
spirits)
/J^)f!^
isrng-shan ; of a hero, ^1^;^.^
spirit rapping,
|P|^fl$ tHic^ ying huung chi' hi'\ given
shan ; to pledge devotion to drinking spirits, ^^"^
to the spirit of a tree, ^ ho^ ^fjnm ^tscm ; in

good spirits, iI4^ '^^ faai*

guardian spirits of the door, oot ; to soak in spirits, *}^

fJ )|i$ moon shan ;

the ;^ "J^
^S2<m' tsoi '^/sfn^
;

spirits of heaven, ^ )]j^ meat preserved in spirits,

tin shan the spirits of *rai spirits of

;
1^^^ "^lo ;

earth,
^ f^ i\' k'i ; wine, *J^^^ foh ''(sail ;

ancestral

shan
spirits, j]]^ ^ presence of the spirits (at

lam
^k/rai; to I'cfresh one's sacrifices), ^^ ;^
spirit, ^jji^ V^""b 8han ;
t'aan ; to sacrifice to

the family spirits, i.e., wandering spirits,

^"J^
Penates,

dragon
^ spiiits
)|i^ hi shan
(of the
;
^W P^^^''^

Spirited, >[^> '|'^

^^' * t'aan.

swn ts'eng,

ground), luung
f| jfj
shan ; good spirits,
^ }ji||| ^"''
i& M "§'°^

ji; s/m^
'^'*^' ^°^
shin^ shan ; evil spirits
J^ spirited, -^ c/w'

)jj^ //2«i;?^ shan the shriue song^ sum.

;
^*tl>
tablet of an ancestral spirit, Spiritless. -^ 5^ s/mi wun,

^ }P$ ^ "^° s^^^ ^"^'

cheer one's spirits, to
SI M •'^^'^^' ^*^'''
^ 'G^
quiet the manes,
^ }ji^ mo 5z<;;i.

o///i shan ; to serve the Spiritual, ^ ling, )p^ shan.

 SPI 447 8PL

f^ii miu\ "JliipiiHg shan fi, hum liiiet^ pUm^ yan, sin

flft^ mo yel)l,^ no tsze *^A^/<< ; (strips of)

Spirmialism, J^ ^ ^^ @ lean pork roasted on spits,

IP$ ^ ^' '' '"'^'^'^^ '"'^t ^'j^

of land, ^J^
,/i'^ .9//,-,^ .
a spit

wai shall r/ii Icaaii .

p^ ti' '^6>«^

SpiriDiialist, or Vs«»
lif.IjlM^SA jfj/^P^ .vAv< ; to
Jtiu shan t'uwi// cfii yan. spit h'oud.f||-j|i] to^ h}/fit\

Spirituality, '^j[il|i wai slum, Spite,

^jg nen-\mx\
^
jji^ ^i§f|^ shan leng ti -^ ?/('/<^-LlUlk.

8ze\ ^^ ]ijil|j shan sheng^. Spiteful, ^^i^ tuuk .<;um,

/>
Spii'ituous,
^]f^^^ '^fsrfu lui^; ^^jCi* /m/c sum,
spirituous licjiiors ^1 y^ yuuk hoi\
lit /srm. Spitefully, ja^ill \ ^i tnuk
Spirt, pf
J*
jfnn ; to spirt i uk tnuk.
water over the clothes, Spittle, jlj •^ /ir/?^- 5/i?/i",

(ejected)
P ;;rfCi£ '^'^"<-

P^^ p''un j)o^; to make

one spirt out his food, Spittle-licking, (». e. subser-

^ A "S
^'^<;^ laan'.
is ^^"^ y-^" viency),

yan /m?/
^XP:4c=^iiik
sInn.

Spit,
pj^
''''^''
P^- ^'^^^^ ^'^''
Spittoon,
^1^ t'aam-i-oo«\

(^) 0<,^^ chek'-jnuk- ^^^ t'aain-*ue.

ch'-a ; to spit out pj^l^jc Splash, (to throw) \^ kiu,

to' mooe, li [Ij ^ '

to (to rebound or splash up),
ch'-iait loi ; he who spits
yl^ tsaan\ fsaan^; to

blood on others, dirties splash with the hand,

)^
jfirst his own mouth, -^ y^ kill shui ;
splashed

J&- Pt A * v^ @ P with mad (walking), IW

 .

SPL 448 SPO

tsaan' oo tso. muuk jo'i'n ; rattan splints^

'/^f^
Splay, ^p^ clieung hoi ; a ^ j;^ fang 7;m ; bamboo
splay foot, t| M SS splints,
^^ c7i2<Myfc mit.

««p na t'ai. Split, ^ fj 7^ '^«-lit,

Spleen, (the) 8$ p'i,

Jf gj5
2}'oh\ ^ ,^^ p'elc lit

lira-fiy, (feeling)
^^ hoi, >g^^ Viom Aoi; split

ivat-lii\ a hog's spleen or of itself,

gB5^ *^sze'

milt, jg-j^jjlj c/iwe lim /t» lit ; split one's sides

with laughter,
^ ^ j^
Splendid,
3fe ^ hvong- siu^ lupn ch'eung ; split

leung , 3^^ wa- mi,

^ a log of wood,
5 m§
^^ fs^^Jlf/ IcLing ; splendid ^ poon hoi kan^
open the edge,
shaai ;

clothes, ^^^^ ^mi fuuk, split

^^
^S^"^ ^'
sheung ^^^
split rattans,
tsaam"* hoi pin ;

^M'oA VA'oA ; splendid |^|^ t'ang

talent, ^y^ hnnng ts'oi, t'iu ; split a knot, i.e.,

]5?yj" 7/m(7 ts''01. solve a difficulty, ;^ p^

Splendidly,

Splendour,
"^ wa lai

hwcng
^ ^^|''oA'
to split the difference,
Aoi shaai lit;

"j^
y
'fs'oi ; dazzling splendour, ^ chit' pooix'

aau hoi.

Splenetic, ^'[^ o/i;^ sf>?/. Spoil, S cheng-'ivaai ,

Splice,

to splice,
^ If ;)o/c^laam ;
laan; a spoiled child,

^Ifrfn..^;^
A;f^at laam^ i j;c/:^ c/<t. luung te ; completely
Splinter, th jj'rn^ !^ ?zm ; spoiled, ^^^ "^woh Voh;
a few splinters of wood, spoiled by damp, ^ 'H

mooi laan ; spoiled by bad

 .

SPO 449 SPO

example, ^i^ liol^ waai'; Sponsor, i0^ ^ /armt k<i.

how was this spoiled so ? Spontaneous, g g ^^

-j^irj}'^ >nat korn" waai ; tsze -tsze -in-iii ; spontaue-
don't handle and spoil

S?Mn waai
it, ous growth, @^M4
shaan// sjtontane-
-fi^® "^rao ; tsze' ill i ;

you spoiled my affairs,

^ ous motion, g ^ MJ*//
a ni waai nffoh tsze in i tuurg\
sze ; the fruit is

^kwoh
spoiled, Spontaneously, g ^
f^^ ffq
^i^^'J ''tsze tsze' in i faat\ "j^id)
waui lin. kom sum.
Spoil, to (in war) Spool, —^ • y«< /^^wA;,

^ts'eung kip\ ^ ^^ Spoon,

^ p^ shi-A'ffn^,

^^ /i;a»</ ; soup spoon,

Spoils,
J^ i^ tsong
^ mat. ?'o?i(7 kang- tea spoon,
Spokes,
fg $.|^»^ ^
/-/^uA-, ch'a kan/f.

ch'e luuD /ar?^^. — ^ jl ;2 ^ Spoonful,

Spokesman, AW^ -f^

7/«^ shi kang cki ioh.

toi yan in che.

j^ ^ Sport, waan-^s/iff,

Spoliation, j^ ^ ^^ ^ts'eimg- hi ^slia ; to make

ki}? sport, ^•^^ ^*'o/^ '''A« ,•

Sponge ;;j<^ S/^j/i-Vo, ;jjC to make sport of,

^^J. 3^
v^ ^^j sAia' p'o min ; to mo luung', li';fe
3f: hi*

sponge over, /.e., clean with luunir'.

a sponge, |:>l 7^ ffl

^ Sportive, ^J^J ho^ oon
^i ""s/iju ^p'o »?^r'/^ {moot'). 67frt ; sportive talk, '^^
Sponge-cake, |^l kai- sn< wa .

taan'-ftO.
--. 3
Sportively, J^ ^J^ ^ 'i hi

Spongy, pau luuDg .

5;f.
 SPO 450 SPR

Sportsman, ^^ ^ lip /bo, Spousal,

5gif ;2/j§ sheng

^ Ji m '^^ lip '^^^•

^$^^
,

Spouse, Vail
?s'2:e, (place) ^ tea^ ;

upon the spot, i. e., in waak /bo waak too.

stantly, then and there, jf

|]
Spout, (of a kettle) p^ tsui,

^1 ^i-iVc /iaa/i; ; a lucky (on a roof) Tljct^ *^'*^'»-

spot (in

Zfc,j^ min ngau

geomancy),
ti\
^ ts'o,

to
(to)^
spout
c/d/^^t^ 2)'un
talk glibly)'
;

(/. e.

SiDOtlesp,

— Mi'^
^Ig rao
^S mo
ha,

rjat
^
Urn
faat i luun'.

Sprain.
^I^'f^ ^nau-sheung,
ch'an ; spotless purity,

yuuk
^ $& 'ch'au-AsVm ; to

JtBS^Jg''!^' sprain the foot, jgi^^-

mo ha ; he has a spotless ch'au ts'-an Iteuk^ ; to

character, f^ppuj/g ^'ue sprain the ankle by a fall,

jmn iuen ; he bears a

spotless reputation,
f^^ ha^ Au/ ch'au ts'an keuk

^^Q
sAen^ ^s'e;^v
*^1^'"^

paak.
meng ngaan
/'«? slieung.
; a sprain,

—^^
Spotted, yat-taae- Sprat,
/J^"^
««'^'^ ue ;
to-

^^
taat', &6n(j mni ;
throw a spi'at to catch a
his face is spotted, fHpS^ whale, ^||lJ'4l3E ^^'^'""
'l^'"® °^i^' '-''^"'
^Jj^Si^ chuen yan yuuk.
jjaa/« Vm.- white spotted

cloth,
a 1^:2^3 paak
Sprawl, \^^n fk rfS

01^ s/?«;i Ao/ sse' chi i

tini ke^ po'; spotted with
min while sprawling on
1^ ^n
;
rust, 6rtM fiw.

^»M the ground, #ltJ$J:l6

Spotty, ^pi^flJil ^t^/i ^1-
 SPR 451 SPR

^rr]p sJuin click ue i?

cki slii. ch'uen im «/m////
i /y/i ;

Spray, of water,

f(i ; spi-ny of
^-f^
Lhe
shiii

waves,
to spread civih'sation,

5?<m /rt^- to
^
8i)rea(l
'fl^

through the four seas

Spray, »•''., everywhere,
j
chi, j|^^
Sprig,
J ^y^ sr/(^/», ?^e sse^ "hoi.

shiie' chi. Sprightly,

^§j; 2/<«^-*^mun.

Spread, out, ^|^^i] t^acoi-hoi, Spring, (season) ^ -^

ch'uun-tHn, ^^ rA'j^w/;

p^o-koi, (as ink) i;^||| ^^w/', (water-)

7^^ uen-
ts'uen, (of a machine)
|^
5M P^ Cheung hoi ; to P^ ki-liimnn, ^(^^Un-
spread idle rumours, ^i^ ^»,(main-)^ (^/^w^^-»t'iu,
j^"^ ;^o' saan laii in ;
a spring (generally), "^ ^
to spread abroad,
^^ taan^ laaing ; a spring

^^|> clieung yeung i<^ mattress,

^5^^ taan'
ngoi\- to spread one's luung ch'ong ; a spring
name, |§;g
to spread the news,
yeung menf^ ;
chair,

liuung
^ ^
an
^g-
umbrella
taan'

Mj|ff I

^ ch'uen j«« mun : to with spring framework,

spread out thin,
^^] 5^ ^ i^ taan' hiung

m^'^ t^acin hoi taan pok ;

che; spring, g^ ^'m , ||-
spread out for sale, i^ /ha^^ the ceremony of
paai taan meeting the Spring,
^^ ; the ink
)^^
spreads,

mak
g^ ^^^^
hoi
gg
yeng ch^uun; early in the
s//z«' nuni"* ; Spring ^<J1^:^W^ ch'oh
spread by infection, p^ chimin chi shi.
 ;

SPR 452 SPU

Spring- water, |Jj ^ shaan- Sprout,

Ig^ mang-iiga,u]sj;

(bamboo-)
shui ;
spring water and Z?W2, |f;fc fnuuJc,

famous tea-leaf (the common ^^chuuk-'^suun, (to){jj

notice over tea shops), |J[j

|l;;ji^ chHiui-miiulc ; bean
•^ ^^ ^ shaan shui sprouts, ;^ ^ nga ^s*ot ;

meng ch'a. paddy aprouts,

^ ^
Springe, yg^ oot Jcit'
^ /'?f2</i; nga ; wheat sprouts,

luung. ^S ^ mak nga ; bamboo

Spring-head, 7]^ uen. sprouts, -^^ c7i«?<7c*"suun;

Springy, ^-ffflBS*/ ti'iii shan salted sprouts,

^ ^^
ti.
^ 7^ nfl^ /oA uen ti. ts'^mg suim ; the orchid
Sprinkle, vj 'sAa, ^ Iciu ;
puts forth

S^
its sprouts,

sprinkle a little salt on,|^ ^ Jfj laan c/iz/w^

k'i nga.

bring ashes and sprinkle Spruce, i^ ^ "ho hohn^

themg/j^'^gl/^ nik fooi

.S'Mw; cbue''; sprinkle water, to spruce, ^^^ chong shik.
^^^'fK''^^'^
.N/^?//
;
sprinkle Spry, g igl^ heng faai\
fcvenly, i^^ slm wun ;
Spume,
"J^ -^p
moot fsze,

sprinkle and sweep, ^^^{^ ^^ ^ ^^^' |;'aaz^\

sha so^; I sprinkle the Spunk,

^ |/^ y^/i sen/,
floor with disinfectant
j^ ^ V<^^
^"'*

^«**ii«i'"goh^i Spur,^g'Vue, (to)5gfW^';

ch'au' shui^sha U; sprinkle a golden spur, ^ j^^
.
some water here, ^^ 11^ Z;2/m k'ue, ; the spur of a

7l< ^ feng^ il S/iWi lai. cock, ^^ ^^ /i:^* ^k'ue,

Sprite, >j*^ ^ kwaai^ mat, ^& ^ /era' ^'f-jt ; on the

^^ ^'m /ii'. spur of the moment,^ {J^

 SPU 453 SQU

tsik slii; to ppiir one's horse, Spy, (a) Jy^A. ^"''-y'",^

-y- /'aain-'fs.z'. (to)
:fi*
ma.
Spurious, -^ prrai',
fj^ Vm; *8ze',
^JJ
r/(0//// ; to iiire

spurious coin,
fgj J„"J ;^ ^ spy» ^m ''"•'»' ««/l^

^^ iigai cnue' ki ts'iii,

j^ to act the spy,
f^^fj^ f-'^ok^

ugar ts'in

Sj;i;in, :|^ ^ rvn hi^ : ^P-^' ^i^ ^^'^'"^ ^^'''"

5
to

«>S ^'^^^ Ja ;£ ® ^ spy out, ^jlj cli'ii ch'uu%

1 yC cAo/;*; ha ; to spy out

mo maan lie ; simriKd a man's shortcomintrs,

my advice, fg (^ /|;g ^ IS A M IM ^'""'"' >'an

:<:
iiiuan''
f J
Sigoli
W /fe'
'•<'^'-

hueii
^
^mo
in.
tiifi)!

camp,
cliUie^

'^
; to spy out a

'"»•'»
F?-2j.';s
Spiirf., |1^'
^ p'uii-'^shiii; Pciam yeng- p'oon.

to spurt water over clothes, Spy-glass, yj> ^ H

Ptf ^ i''?'« T'o' ; water 51 ?f

Squab, !]['
As'/w

^
li

1
A-(f//y\

nuen^; asquab
spurted out,
;;JC pf( tL| 3J^
C/.". uiifltdged pigeon) ^fl|
^shui p^iin c/i uat lai ; a

spurt, — pjf yat p'liti'.

^f'j cli'oh kop ; (a couch),

Spu
^^ -f- Jf^ J'ctnu hzp, siiong.
tor,
P^PyjCtS ;''''«'-

V/(«<- ^sA ui-fa ;

^ ;^ Q
Squal.M.-,
piJ^ ^ cwi'' kaau,

meng
Bj]
^ IxE ckaang tcnc'\ to
Z-')/?// ;?«/ pak, ^,^ sqmliDle over shares, f^j j'^
PS S ^'"^^ "^ i^'"'^^ iu- //'///' *fun ; a squahble,
Spilt iiM),
p -;j^ ^hau %hui,
^ Si?i//?/7 cuaang
®
yj'Tl "-J^ 'i^
in. he bze'; you are squabbliug
SO
 • ,

SQU 454 SQU

the whole day, fj^ ^^ Q k'wong filling Ice^ chuung

S&R^^ '"i «heng yat faan chuen ; there were,

liu shP taic' fi.

squalls and heavy rain,

Squabbler, "^R^ chaang m&m.nm.-km

ta\^ che. ^yau k'wong fuung t'uung

^ Tl :t ^
Squabbling, raaai taai' ue.

chaang taii' Ice^ Bze . Squally, ^SlW ^°^^ ^^^^9

Squad, — (a) • |J^ gat-tui^; 'ue,
^^ pi| ^oh fuung
a squad of — police,
-[^ Chan', jp P^^JSL'iui
y$K gat tui^ ch^aai yan. c/i'wt po'' fuung.
— j^ ^^ ^
Squadron . Squamiform,^J^Iuun yeng.
ma
yat ki —-p^ 2)eng, Squamose, Squamous, ^^ OM
M^ ya^ cban^ ^ma peng: luun ti.

a squadron— of ships, Squall, (to) p^ p55 ^ 'nya-

^ ijfi
I/at chan' shuen ; ^nga-sheng.

a squadron
ij^ gat k'wan
of horse,

*^ma.
Squanderj'fl^j^ fa'-saan^
mong
^
^^ /aji

^^
Squalid, laam-lue\^ saut' p^ooi' to squander

pj ^m
kek 00, tso urn, money, ^ % shai tsHUy

@ y? ^ l<^k 00 wai'.

Squall, (a) — p^MPlf

—
y^^' ts'in ugan to squander
cha.Tx' fuung-'^ue, •
|>^ one's patrimony, -^ ^
S JSL ^^^
^^^^^ k'wong

fuung ; that sampan was

^ g^ H
Aa ip ; to gain
fa' saan'
little
k'i

and
upset in a squall •j^ -^ squander much, |^^^^©
^ chaan shiu fax toh.

;$: 1^^
saam
K» ^«^'

yai chan^
^^^^' Squanderer,
'J^ ^ ^^ long'

'^jjaan tsoi' /ai' cAe, *]^-^ long' ttze.

 ; ;

SQU 455 SQU

Square, ^ fong, ^~)j^ Squat, ^^ rfii 8G '^««'^ i fi

sze-fojiff-yeng, (a tool)
^ to squat Sp >?iau ; squatting
J^huuk-ch'-eli' ; square root,

jS waau uen sho^;

down like a sieve,

kue^; squat down

^^
rudely
^
\^\ 1^ A;i

a square mile ——~YJj^^ ^^ kue^ ts'oh ; to squat

M y«^ ^^^'^ /^"^ yeng 'i> on the heels, ^^l ^ mau

as square as a box, 5P;|;g /rti; squat down there,
|^
J^l/H^ ue 5eim«7 r/a' sse"* -^j J^ 7nflM to ch'ue ; he
/on^ ; square aud round, has been squatting in a jar,

i. e., is inexperienced, ^^>^

compasses and square, ^ |l^ 'w«?^ /^o/i w?i«^ lai.

squares and circles cannot be

formed4llf:^^^:^g|5g:
Squatter,

kue ke
^ j^ ;^ y^
yan
tsaam^
squatter's
;

^b* [^1 mo k'wai kue, pat licence, g- ta SK

nang %\\Qugfong uen; square tsaam kue ti r/itt.

accounts,
^ |^ ts^eng ngit-ngit-

sho ; we are square now, sheng.

(lit ; the steel yard's hook Squeal, 4i ^^ tsim li

straight as a nail),
^| ^ s/if/?^,
<^ ;2 ^4 ^ ^^"*

^ #T tt it f-'i'^"^^ w^«w ke^ kiic sheng.

to ^e/?^ f/iV chek. Squeamish, ^ '^ iwi -we',

Squash, (a) JQ^ Zcwa ; hairy, 'ffept^ /50;t^-moon^ why are

'fiJ J3J>
tsi^-kim ; bitter, you so squeamish ? *j^ (ly

^ J[IX,
''foo-kwa ; bottle, '^ ma^ kom ue ?

^ -^ kong--p'o ; a small Squeeze,

yf^-^ rAa -chue ,
^
•yellow squash, ^^ JJJ, /aaw aai\ ;5Jl5 -^ /rflop -chue\

^•/m ; (to) ,1^^ ttat^- pin- (extort) 1^^ lak-so^'; the

L
 ;

SQU 456 STA

torbuie of squc-tziiig the Squirm, [{|^^

Vj iie tuung ,

ankles, HR fcfe
saam ^ft te SH '1"''^ ^^^ ^'a"»
ih'-e]^ faat^ \ he squeezes oil Squiirel, i|^ ^^ kiroli-^akuey

even from chaff (said of a

very mean person),

''"
^ j^ V/wi",

Squirt, (a; ;;j^

^ ^^
'^ {^
KiiiL'u/ ^shue.

's/i2«-
SR JS Hi yft ^^^>''J
to

cha' ck''uut 31111 : fo squeeze c/i/7'-*t'UNI)g, (10) ^ c/w/P,

the juice out, b|; y}C P'un '.shut,

:f^. [fj j^|- ^j ;;JC
to (i.e., t'fl) ch^uiit chap;
to squf^eze through a hole, ch^uut
Stab, gl] /-7^
gj; ch'aam,
squeeze the neck,
j^^ ^ |^ "ch^aaiii, j^lj As-//:; stab a

^ S?iV? chue'' k'ue Iceiiii man "^jj \ f'^'"'-" van ; stab

to

to/;>'
squeeze Light,

to squeeze
TJk ^^ a supciior,
Stab to
^ ]j|lj

death,
hang
/iV?;i ; tnf ^a'//: ;
^jj
people,
f j
^V ]g J/fc
hi. ;^^ fc'//c SZP.

sok^ paah^ .<<ei!/; lw ftjuetze StainHty, _^ rSj "'''""' !''Oo .

g^
dry, j^ ^^^ "nau hokn. [§j /"jVi /.w<; |i^ '^'"^
,
YiV
Squib, ^ ^CiT '^^'^'foh-'hni. /o.?// ; stabilirv ui niiiid\p^
Squills, |i^ j^ ig yeuk Vi'w

meng, ^^' ^ taai' s?<e/?'. Stable, (a)

^ f/j Sna-fong,
Squint, ^| ^f^ LsV-S.gHau, (firm) v!('(^g'W/'-'«vm,
^
'Sf
tiMg'-..lKU,[gj koo , ^
ts'e shi .
[gj /a/< A;i;o\ :^:|' '^ 'yau
Squire, -^ ^ sin sliang,
^ slieung.

tt^^ 1110 sze ts'uuiig Stable-boy, ")

„, . c ^
<rAe,
7I»
//^?///^ shan, .>tal)le-mii.n, )
- ^
;^ /^ew/^y 'lu,
^ yww«^. Stabling,
^^ ^ ma fong.
 ,

STA 457 STA

Stack, (a) ;^; I-fl \voh-/tw ; a ][^"fr lunk wong ; Show's

stack of !ia\ ^1 >fj| ts^o hii ;
stag tower )|{ji^ lunk t'oi.

to stack, t^ ,Hg /;« ina:ii ; Stage, (a platform) ^ t'oi,

a stack of fuel, — i# ^^ (scaffold) ^ p'aang, (of

yat tui ch'aai ; to stack a journey) I^J ij^ yik-

arms, i?(| <|^ ^^ /<a cliaam'; an open stage, ^

1^ tin i)'ciang ; a thea-

Stadt holder,
|JJ ^ V^d t'oi, tr.cal stnoe,j|J ^fllB
/a

p'aang,
)|$ ^ '^^ t'oi ;
a
Staif, ;|»^'^ ^^/m«i-*cliennL' ; stage of a ji)uraey('i.<?.,10li),

staff cairiod by a sou at a — •

V|*i ^ y^^ chaam*
fnnenil, '''""^'' 1(1^; the early stages (as of
^^ |5 fet
sonf/ clieuug'; a bliiiil lunii's sicknoss), ^ ^ B$
^<7J

staff, i.e., a guide,

lJ" ^ rA'o/i Id chl shi.

^P^ nianiiiX kuunfi climik; SLage-coacli. Qj^- ^ yik r/t*tf,

flag staff, jjg ;(ff k'i fco/i/i.

Stag. J[tg» I link-, jj\;>^ *liiuk-

Stager, (in <'Xj>ression an old
Tcuuivj call a stag a horse,
^ ± W^
;

stager), '^o
i.e., wilful misrepresentation,

^ f^ -i lite
'^^'»' l'"'<
Itwomj hivuii

St;vi:ger, reel
.

and,
^f^
wai spotted stag,

^ ^ I^
in 1 ; Liie

'^'"'" ^^*'" '"'il^,

^ irp hang-f^/i;-Ve-'p*e-

in >r«-,
'I'a,
f^lffj |g JJ
^"f-S'ili ^'"<J'/^' luuk the
;
iu tuung\
Stags'-call Feast, a

given to graduates,
banquet

^ H,^
Staggers,

staging,
^^ Sua
/r^r/n/7.
cheng*.

:|-fj
f i^luuk meng m ; the King Stagnant. ^ '^j^ cli'i-chai

Stag (title of Shakyamuni), ^ i5{t

''^•l'^" 5
stagnant
 STA 458 STA

water,
^^ sze shiii ;
Stairs,
^^^ Xd^x-f'ai, (stone-)
trade is stagnant, ^^y'/^ ^^ shek-/i;'i</; ; a closet

^^ slicmg I laaug taaiu''. under the stairs, ^t^]^

Stagnate,
|^ ^ ^chi ch'tiuk, lau Vai *fong ; opening of

^ 1§
pat lau.
t'eng chai'. :^^ the stairs,
^^P
to ascend the cloudy stairs^
t"ai ^hau ,-

Stagnation
^ y^ |^ ^?fl/ i.e., to become a Haulin,
oot

lau
tilling',

tilling';
^ ^ 1^ .sLagiiation of
/w/ _|^^^ sheung wan
a stair step, —'^f^
f-ai ;

V^^
trade,
!^ (f foh' po f-ai go upstairs,
IJf f^^ ;
J^
mat t'eng sw< ; stagnation ^^ ^sheuugjan ; he went
of the blood,
jilL/pSff down stairs,
f^i^|^"K
hiief pat lin hang. kue lok lau ha ; to ascend
Staid, j^^ taam' teng\
teng' s?/m
^ the golden stairs,

three highest Hanlin gra-

(as the

ili> DS^ //,

^g
1^ D^ hang .<??/??? /j. duates), j^^{^^ yau kum
Staidness,
^^ o///? teng\ kciai or,
^ jj^ t'in taaL
tl 14 I'ang «V. Stake, "^^ tak, ;j^ cho/ig, jj^

Stain, (a)
j^ yan-hi'r,
^ 'ch'ue >^ tuung ,
(to risk).

^g£han/6e7r;(to)^y^ ^ 2roon^\ to drive in a

'^im-oo

huung
; a red stain, ^j|p^^ stake, ^— ;|r^ turn tak ;

tim ; to cast a stain one stake •

<|j^ >^ ?/ai

upon one's name, J|5I^^ t'iu tuung ; a huge stake

}^ .^ /'/wi yuuk yan ke was driven into the ground^
meng remove ; grease and oil

stains from cloth,

^^/^ ijat t'iu taai' chong ta yup
ch'ue po' nt ti'; his life is at stake»
^iS^fffi©)^
kb 00 /Mil 2^^'^9^ ysu tsik.
 , •

STA 459 STA

meng tsoi' him chuung ;

(horse's) J^ ^^ Sna-ts'o ;

I stake $2 on No. 3, :|^^ fruit stall,

^l^m shang

p 7U liJ H iiS
^"goh ^Icwok Paan ; a fortune-
maai
fishing stakes,
i ueii tai"* saam
"^
^tim

'^'g
;

iie
teller's

men meng
stall,
^^^
Paati ; a pork
pok ; to stake everything butcher's stall,

(i.e.,

jtj'ooH
one's

k'nung.
all),
^ || chue
yuuk
yuuk
t'oi ; a
taaii,

greengrocer's
|^ >J

f Stalactite,
^^^^^ clniung- stall,
^ g| fe'oi ^'«an.

*ue-shek. Stallion, ^,^ maau "^ma,^

Stalagmite,^j|^ shek ch'ong. ^^i^ mi m Ice ma.
Stale, ^ ch'ati, -^ kau , !^ Stamen, ;f^ ,^, A-Vui» ^
sunk : old as dried orange

peel, i.e., stale, jJ^^frH" Stamina, ^H ^^ toam c/«\

-^ ch'an p'i horn kau ;

stale rice,
^^;2^ mo Stammer, j^ p| Zaw'- hau,

mi he
D <
m;ii

;aa^
; stale bread.

min^ paau;
^ t#
lak-k''ak.
ilft P-t '^ong-tah-

fi
stale beef, >r^^^ sww/c Stamp, 03 ?/«n ,
(the foot)

ngau yuuk ; stale liquor,

^^P turn -keuk ; stamper

^ ^^ ch'an /s«M ; to of the essays,

|p[] ^
become stale,
J^ ^ tsim '^ y^n' kuen koon; to

^lo. stamp, ^ ^ *^a y«n ;

Stalk, ^ a;o/«i, j^ chi,

^ red ink for stamping, ttj
^kohn. ^ yan^ shik ; men of the
Stall, (for goods) g 'g* same stamp, [^ —'w>^
^ maai -foh- -i^aari, (for t'uung yat yeung"* yan, —
cattle) ;|^ '^ laan-wai
^ A y^^ ^^" y^" 5
a
 STA 460 STA

man of the right stamps

l-^ \ sheung^ tang yan, /ro9 , *^ ^ slieung '/^^m ;

^^ sliiii yan ; a rascal a stanch fiieud, pT^g^

ot the worst stamp, -^-^ ^ /;<?// k'naii ke? yau ; to

i^:^ aai taaP kwun Vv ;

stanch blood, jj- J^ c/*»

t() ailiA a st unp to a receipt,

irt 1 tM K 14 m 'V Stancliion, ;^ j{»J

k'e cli'ne,

.sze"* taain ae shau tnan ;

^51 W ^'^^ ck'aang, i^
must be stamped, ^^ ^p. ch'-nanij kohii.

± tM Eli
'"' '>^^^^ ''"' Stand, ^ jY; ^k'i-Iaap. ^
taa)n ijin'\ to stamp out f I] ^k'i-%^ (up)
g^
an epidemic J^^ cliniik ''hi-tihnn, ^ jjji "km- "At,

yik ; to stainit out pl^igue, (anJe) j^ III] k-i-//ot,

Kt * S 5£
i"
c^'"*^ ^'"^'

stamp out a
(endure)
t^^
^ |^^H%i chue\
/v/': U)
}ik tZ/eny ; /rV//?2 ; (a J

rebellion, *|$£g[|g'^'/m' make a stiiiid,

|
[- ^ S./i*

tsuet lllell'^/ : lo staiu]) out po'; to stand l(y, *^ km',

an evil.
t± 16 S^ '^^^
;^ ?^ tsoi p'ong ;

tnnk
to

tsuet ok' bze , jji^t^ '^'''^^ Stan 1 alone, ^^ 'fj^

laaj) ;
to stand ^till,
P^^~f
Stamp duty fp:f§ y^'i' ^'"f''- Sn h;in<r : to stand good in
Stampiiig-uiili,

sju luvony
pj^^jJJt^l
iniu /a.
law,

stand up
^ ^ for,
hop
]|jf^
lai';

dioh'; to
to

Stamp Office,
Ep:f|^ yaa^- stand forward, [JJ^^/''"W^

Icueii -\<\\u\s y«'i fo'ii-'- t'au to stand security

[:Jj^ :

Stanch, (to) jj^ ckL jj[^

)f^ for. I'll (^ /anm ^po ;
not

chi lau ;
(hai-ty) ^ /^^^ to stai d on ceremony, "^^
iti/i 6-j^w, )^ wan,
^^ ^ jjig pat tue *^lai ; to
 ;

STA 4CA STA

stand ill awe of, {^ -^ yat kol^ foil mat m ; a

keiii/^ ii'.'tfx to stand lieab, pencil stand,
^ ^ A3
Pg ffl % Mn;;Vj^j to sheiif/ put /ra^; a chair
stand one's ;jround, ^p Lt stand,
pj >l® ;2;^ t'eng

1^ s/ir/?. k'i ti'; to stand /ir/jt ke s/iue .

firmly, y^ ^ "^k'i \raii ; .Stand-point, Jra* J|l^ i kin ,

stand l)aol<,f;|j;,f|^ts;ui'
yenni^y^^m?? ; to stand on the
tiptoe of

t'^ \''\
expectation,

to Stand
^ Standard, (flag)j[^ k'i,

come up
(rule)

iiioiiij ;
j^ t(»^; cannot
higher, yj^jfjj^^'k'i holi;

to stand near the Convent

to y >nr -standard, P^ ^
I of Longevity at New Yiai- eh II tin ; standard measure,
time, i.e.y to seek employ-
7^ J^ hoo:i rh'eJr^; standard
it, Ay
mcnb, /j^ .g^ ^ k 1
nxi^iit, 'g* ^.B^ /roo/i ma ;

oh'cung shun om ; to ^Land

to raise the standard, S^
witii arms akimbo, i^ jj^ iM shne^ k'i ; standard of
ySY^ r.h^nmifi in

to stand on tlie
k-iciuij'';

very edi^c,
s'lvcr,
^j ;£ :j: ®a
lai' ten>;'' ks^ ngan s/tiA;

standard number, ^gj| |g([

mu!t'\ cannot stand it, p^j
,pS nyaak s/«o'.
/^ tiiii^ 'm cline to

^ ^ ^^
:

stand on
ngat I'n
tiptoes,

to stand rt ease,
T[]
^ Standard-bearer,

'e^ /?//» k'i ke^ koon.

;

^^ i7i Bl1^
''^'' ''^-^ ^'"
=
« Stander-by,
^ J^ # p'ong

small table oi" stand,

^ jL kom' 'r/ie,
^ ^ # i§
ch'a

articles
Z'j; a
ou,—^^^^^
stand to pnt ^ ^
;yi/i /re yan.
*^k'i tsoi^ p'ong
 ;;

STA 462 STA

Stand itig.*^'^ sheunghang

standing army ; -M ^^^$^ three auspicious stars, ^^
^^ -j^ ch'eung yeung ke' ^ aaam seng ; i. e., the star

jpeng sze"*; standing rules, of happiness jj^ fuuk ; ^

weng seng, the star of emoluments,

laap he ticai t'iu, *sl

^^ luuk ««?^, and the
sheung k^ivai ; friends of star of longevity,
^ ^
long standing,
^ ^^ lean, shau' s«?^ ; the seven stars
yau, '^ ^ kau^ Sail. in Ursa Major, ^^ ts'-at

Standstill, j»^ ^^, t'eng stA; seng : the fixed stars,

^^_
trade is at a standstill,
^ keng seng ; shooting stars,

M- ^W ^^'"^^ff
*' ^'^"^"

^'
^Mi S ^^^^ ^^"^' 1^ M
tso', -^ ,"§ r5* ^'^^"^ chui' seng, ^jj^^ s^w^'

tseng . /rtroA to ; the ruling star,

Stanza, sJti, S(?nr/ his

^ Sf#y"^ 7rt^'w;i ;

«A«w shi ; stanzas in pen- good star, 5^^^ kau seng ;

tameters, jU.^ ng tsuet. see stars (after a shock),

Staple, (a) ^^ /'lY'-'i,
|^ ^ -^ ^ mo ^2<m sen^f ;

>^^W '^^^^ ^'^ *^' ^^^"^' born under a lucky star,

^ffl ^^^^"°g yuung';

-Jg
^b wai chtif- ; the staple kut seng ; born under an
products of China are silk evil star, -^ ^^ ^ ^^
and rice,ftlg;2±^ meng /««i huung seng.

5^^
ehue
"til
^ch^aan
^^"'""^ ^'won;^ ^c^

sze ch'a ^ya.

Star-board,

yau\
^ y^ shuen-

Star, J|f4 ^ nap-sin ff, seng •

Starch,^ tsenng ; rice starch,

the morning star,

meng se??^; stars
^^
and planets
^^
prepare starch,
mai /sewn^
*^ ^^
; to
 STA 46:'. STA

eh^uung tspung ; to starch Star-less, ^gOB5 '"" -'"^"^ **

clothes, ?l%^^ tseimg i Star-like,

Jf ^ flj^
yeuk
fuuk, ^ ^^ lok tseimg ; sr;j^ /», k^j^^ 'eng

rnb flour for starching,^ yeng //.

^^ hii tsning. Star-light, ^f'>if/ hcong

^-jf^
Stare, ^. ^^^ ^ chang-^ Starry, :^ ^M Sfl^ 'yau

'ngaan-^/'rt/.^PP;^ teng^
ngaan Iiohn ,- to stare at, Start, (set out) p^ ^ ''^*'

B m m^ a
mong'' chue wliy
'^ '^^--^
do you
hang, (by Tvater)
hoi-shati, (up)
gg ;^
^'t'"^-
;
1^^;^
stare with open mouth like //» ; ^\hen do vou start ?

a i;dead)r herring >

jf^ @ ^B^WJ^ Va shi tuung*

-fe fg
iK ^ ss # ,s/h//^ ; to make a start in

^fe^

kok
ni wai

haam ue kaap^;
mat 'm ngiij)

don't
>if«.

s//rt!<
fe
tso
f fc it ft '«
sAai' A'arti ;
to

stare at me so, give the thing a start, "^

ft ^ '"i mai
from
lai' chue 'ngoh ; to stare /«a^ /5o/c /a lai ;

about, ^ J[|^
cJiuu shi'; start to finish,
Q ^^
to stare full in the face, 3^ tsze chH chi chuung.

il m K
^ iB mong teng' Starting-point,;^ S^^
ngaan to^ Bhat. hi ch'eng ke* ch^ue .

Star-fish, y^^^ hoi p'oon Startle, j^ ^

chan^-keng ;

startled,
^"t^ J^eiig ngok.
Stark, ngaang ,<^ ts'uen Startling,
^A^S^fiS ^^^^^
{H ;

stark naked flSl :^ ^ yan wax n.

ftte^ ch'elr^ lak (Jaak'). Starvation, ^^ ngoh' ^sze.

 STA 464 STA

Starve, $'I]^ chai -sink, (to offences against the state,

death), ^Ij^l^ rhai^- sze,

^P
^^ ^ p^ /a<?An77 tsui ; an
\\goU^-''sze ; to gnaw iiiiicpiiideiit state,
Q ^b
at a bone, i.e., to starve, tsze ^chne kirolc
P^ \

Pg^gg Mm Jcivut fan : neighbouring states, ^R^

to starve from cold,
^ (^^ luun Jrtrok^; a pioniifiiiig

iuunf/ szp
1^ "Ian iil^ '.<-zr>. state, -^ -S" '^•(7(7i /"en// ;

State, (condiLiun),
^J*^
"^ to live in great state, ^
ts'ing-s/wt ,
(nation), ^\
Jcu'ok; (to),
^ f^ /r(7/?/y- stiite verljally,
^^ .s7«<ei

slrnt,
U wd\ ]^t\t ^'''ii"- chi.

s7/?yp^ , (to i\ suporior) f^ Statedly, ^DJ^ t^ng' //,

|3|
P^^^
it. piin-ko a state r/r^;^ lap
j_j ; cliair, 3^[|^ I, /i.

Statr!inu>s,
g^ Z-^ ngong,
stMU' of aliject misery, 'I'S ®^-^ hin nL:(ing.

^ -^ U-ai lennir /Wv/// ;

Stalely,
-J^
taai^ ^^H^
to state clt'iirly, ;^fj|1 pun Iro kwai ti, ^ }^ wai
meno-. s^ ^ /:o/?^/ nieng, ini.

ig ^ r/it nuns: ; I ('^r we) Stiitement, -^ ch'etifr.

^|J
bejj; Lo state, JBJ^ ^ tai nj] litmeng, a^|J;^'4|:
che ; tliiit which the \vrit»T chan lit ke sze ; state ment
respectfnlly states

keng tai die,

by tiie

hnnsig ch'eiig
gentry,

:
^J.
an ex pm\'e
^
Icemf taat che ; to deUI>ei statement, — [Si<^^^
• ?/^^

ate on jifTn't's of state, min chi ts'ze ; a written

Jjf"

A:w'0/c
^^ sz" :
sheung k-un^:
a dependent,
statement,

^/7/m ; a verbal
^ ^ statement,
t^ze

state, ^ r]^ shuuk kivolc';

 STA 465 STA

ke sze ; to give a detailed Station, ^^ shall -fmi\'^

statement of tlie circum- wai\ (on a road) y^ ^

stances,
KtSftlwA^'''"" chaam -t'au, (guunrs; ^
shuei ts'eng yuu ; a state- ^J si<Mn^-ti\ (position)^
ment of receif)t3
^ and ex-
'

shoh-tsoi , (police)
^^
penditure, j^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ch'-aai.-^ knon ; a high
tsuun chi ke sho' ; to station,
^ (vj^^ /ro wai ; a
make out a specified sLaie- rail\vay-(or tram-) station,

nieiit,
ll^f^p^^lj chunk tKWvh ^^^^ ^^'''^ (•h,i:im\

kin^ lioi lit. a telegiaph station, ^^jj

Statf-p.iper./^
^ luunrj muti. tin po koon^

State-i<rison, -^ fS^ shaang

I /r.'uim,
^ ]^ kuung haam. military station, ^'M'^
State room, ~^jM taai^ i'eiig, Z:;r?<u yeng ch'eung.
^j^Mj^ sluieii mi fonj;. Stationary,
^ ]^|^ 'm yvvJ'^
SUi e^ gciieral, ^| -j^ ^ i Stationer's shop, ^ ^r^
szj cHU pg^^i^c la 1 uen. yu-pury'o\ m.^i
Stat.snui,
\^ y^ IroJc' %, chi-Uu -"p'o^.

iK E '^a;^^' shun, ^ >^ Stationery, '^ Wj ^ '^

^ ^;/i«/j/ chi' ka,
^g mnn fong sze po,
^^ ^
ch'iii shan.
fi ^ >\^ 'chi pit niak
Statsmnnship, ^^jj^M^^'A ^a//y uicit.

Statistic, sl^atistical, =(3 B^'

^^' ''^"'

^
/''
gS oa^ i^^
Wt
7 J
«(« <•//(?/; 7 sze .
P^ (7i <wA'' ti ; statistical

Statics,
^ ^. chuung'-hok, tables of the population,.

PJPl2<^ tseug ^ch'uung ^P jl^"

"o^ '^^^ ch'aal^y

Lok.
^ jpfe
"^' ?^i^«n.
 .

STA 466 STE

Statistics, g±; c^i^ g| gg Stave, i|^ j^ f'uung ''paan^

Titvolc' ki\
^ g^^ /r;t'o/£^

^paaii ; to stave off, ^jM

cAt ch'en,£r. iHd ch'i.

Statuary,
^Mi^^ZM Stay, (to) ^ IT]; 'to;2^-V
till hak 'ngau tseuiig' ke^ ^ hit^, ^ chue ; to stay

ngai\ for, ^^i^ f'^'^HI lifiu^ stay

Statue, {{^^ ngau-tsenng^; just a ^— ^

little,

sits like a statue, ^"^ — ^«/?^ ya^ ta»^ ; engaged

i^ r^"T* ^^^'^ tseung^ yat to stay, jt ^ W laap

yeung'* '^ts'oh lia^; to carve teng Jceuk^; to stay over

a statue,

statues
j^^ /»Useung^
of officers and
niglitj
S^
could not get him to stay,
^^^''<'''''' ye^

animals at a tomb, ^{(U

yuung chnung ; a wooden chue^; to stay long
^^
statue, yj^'^ muuk tseung ,
^kau lau, ^^^ /^«m chue';

statue of a lion, TJ^W^ sze to stay (legal) proceedings,

tseung\
Stature, ^'^ yeng tseung\ shum suun .

^^ }fc"g yuung, ^ Stead, j^ toi', 5gc ^'«t\

f^
shan ; of small stature,
^ ^^ toi /'a»^ I will go in

;j)^^$g/J\
shan ts'oi ^tuen your stead, J^ ^ fi^N i*
siu ; of lugh stature,
^ ""ngoh t^ai 7ii hue\ ^^iSf*

'^ ^ "^^ ^^^'* ^^'^* ^''^ •^ toi' Sii /iwe'.

taai"*. Steadfast, ^. 7i7'/?, 5^ 2t'M«,

Status, quo ante, Wo ^ f/^m' »j'0[ hang, '^ sheung.

kau\ Steadily, JDf j^ tsim' *tsim,

Statute, :^ (611 luut^-lai\

^•^Sft -?'^'^ ^^ tuung';
 STE 467 STB

steadily goes on with his mat : to buy stolen property,

business,

kin sum tso

^ill^ft^S
shang i"*.
^MMW
ts-'aak tsong ;
•^•/'«"

aiiglo for sole

maai

Steadiness, 'j^'g* lO'uii tong . (-fish), i.e., steal shoes, ^(f

Steady, 'g* 'iriin.-tong\ ;^ ^y^ /'/w' t'aat^ sha;
f^^
(stand) ^ ^^^ k'i- «r<m, act as a receiver of stolen

ij^ ^* "'"'^ ^"-'^^^

5
S''^ property, ^|^ wok tsong.
steady, ^^^ ts'oh '^wun ;
Stealthily, Of P^ ^m' ti,
3fJ^
quite steady,
^f.g|$(*|:
tvun ^wwi chan clian''; tail f-an ti Lso\

a steady man, ^ '^^ ^ Steam, ^^^ kwun- shui-

^^ teng^ seng ice yan ;
hi, y^
(to) cJienn ; to

market prices are steady, steam ^ ^

rice, c/ie/?^

T}T®:^S:^1K'shi faan^ steam it thoroughly,

/ca^ pat ko pat tai ; a steady ^^^''^ip'ig shnuk 'ha.

breeze,
^JH woh fuung ; Steamer,
j/Cfw)5S ^'^''^-luun-

steady your hand, ^^ ^ shuen.

^•^ teng^ ni /ce ^shau. Steam-launch.

j/Cllfif? V''^*

Steak, (beef-) ^i shuen /s«/.

)^ fg
ngaa-yuuk-*p'a. Steed, ^ 'ma, ||^ ,^ cAm*
Steal, 1^ ^Y«<, ^S sit ; to ma.
steal and sell, "jj^ ^ Steel, ^ /^o;;^',
^^ /^lY*

ktvaai faan^;

glance,
to

t^au shi'; to
steal a Z:o«^

shuun
;
pure
/con^ ;
steel,

polish
|jg
it
^by
f|fjjjj[|[

steal money,
^^ ^ t'au rubbing it with a piece of

ngan ; to steal off or away, steel, ^^I^^J^fg

pi kong lai ugaan kivoh^
stolen goods,
|^ ^ 'son^ k'ue.
 STE 468 STE

Steelyard,
Jg ^f ^p.i-ck'fng\ Stench, .pL r/i'<m , — ^^P^
(money-
^ ^ )
li-*ta.ng\ yaZ-puiing -ts'ui, — )^%^
JS^ -^ tang' ^tszp ; tl)e ynf pnniig Id , (a vile;

marks on the steelyard, n^Q^ r/z'fl'?/ -haiifi-Mng

M^ ^ tang sp??// : tost Steiu.giaplKr,^J)jJ

^;|
the steelyard,
ham^ tiMig'*
^
p'oon.
f% "^
StenogTiiphy, \^'^'^^kaam
Steep, ^k'i-/6'.^ put 'Jcaam
l^ ,f
•)•
0f \sp,
f^:^-@ji
put se faut'.

Steep, (to) yi^

yiiifi- lia
/sz/??i\ (dip),

steeped
Stentor,

yau taai
^ -^ W ^^ Ashf/if/ /ce yan.
'fE nl^ ;

ia sjirits. '^{l;^§ ^*""? Stentorian, ^^ -/^ ^ kek

tsoi t$av. taai shf'iif/.

Steeple,
^ |^ /•//'?/?//?//-*]au. Step, ^ ],<.', (to) :>g
;gj
Steer, ((.)
fg )|£ V«-'^-^'l', tsuuii. -hnil; , ^ lifiiig, (in

a stair) |^ h'ap,

^— by
(a bull; '^^'«. hani-irvi) step step,
ll^iff^/^V ;

Steerage, ^^^^i^}^^ 'V^< s''"^^"

— ^ ijat po*

'fob, ?/.7/ pu ;
piomntiOTl step

Steering-Mlicd, "^X^ |*0 Voli by St.

r, ^ # ^ IS
luuu. po^ po ho sJippg ; your
steersman, iif^ /r^ shaav- step, i.fi., yon, -ft. j^ yimlc

Tcininti. \j(^y^ f"li Jnnnuj. ]'(>'; please step iu, ^^^

^
Stellar, Zji H(1^ 4;^^ ohusik ^^ yan lo /r/frii'' po'';

sw^ c/>i II I at. btepcarefnlly, Ifg^^^

Stem, ^ /'»///?,
j^^ rhj ^ taap irvu t/vl/ po ; steps,

''k'lvaanti, (to")
pjj j h *^fAo''^- i.e.,

k^vp
order,

promoted three
^ |^ tang
steps^
;
 ;

STE 4Gd STE

which
grace
in the

will
event of dis-
l)e allo*Hid to
-^r hau^
ban' neung
mo, ^^
^U
step-sister,
;

count, j)\\ ^ jf^

ka saam ngoi raooi\

i'v/j ; pruinoted one step, Steppe, 2Ii 1^^ fi'eng nen.

Step-ladder, ^^^ ^'^'i /^«^ •

to rise step by step,

K' /r'wj; k'up shenng

^|5
; to
Stepping-stone, ii?§

taap-/;:^?/^ -shek.
jjlj^
step the ratist,
§^^ shue Sterculia Balanghas. ^^ ^
wai ; to ascend the golden p'an-*p'oh, ;(^ j^\^ ng-
(or hedvenly) steps of the t'unng; Sterculia Tomentosa,

palace, (as the three highest g. ^^ 7>.^ ng.

Hanh'n graduates), ^^ ^ Stereograph ic. Stereograph ical,

1^ van kim Mai (or

^ mat yeng
J^ till I'oai) ; cannot
^j\^^ miu /».

walk half a step,

^^|| Stereography, ^©
^§ 4^
^ poon po naan hung miu mat yeng ngai\
stone steps,
^ j^ wooden
shek Sta-eometer, ^ ^ ^f^ k'au

l^up ; a fliirht of

Brnrnk /i;'?/jo ; to step back, Stereoscope, fl^. ^^ ^ '"^i*"

ycMn^ waak, 0^^/^^

to step forth, yj ^ fA'w?^/' yewig waak ie^ ^6/?^^

fcang : to step forward, ^ Stereotype, if ^;^^

yj ^ hang e7j'?m^ loi ; j^ chue^ ngaang ^paan ie

lo step in,
^ ^l^
yup loi, tsze jmcui ; this book is

>\ i" y"P ^'"*'« in stereotype, jlt^l^ffl

Step-father, j^ ^ W-foo ,
^ ^^ ^ts'-ZA $}me
(-mother), |^-^ /a»'-'mo, yuimg^ ciu(e^ taxe paaa.
21
 .

STE 470 STE

> fJ
)^ J^ ^^^ '"'^'^'
Sterile soil, Sternly,
J^ im, |^ lai f
5 •
^ Stern most, ;^ tsue mi.
Mb iS. S- P'' P''^' ''''
'

sterile woman,
j^ ^^ ^L ^^ ^^^'^^ hau\
^-^^ mo s/i^rty?^ ^ch^aan Sternum, )j^*^ himnff kvmt.
Tee nue yan. Stern-post, j^ J^ ;2l tt
Stenlity,

Veung.
^^ mo shang shuen mi he' ch'ue.

Stern-sheets, •j|j|' ^^ ^s'ow^

Sterling, ^S^ three pounds
Z/% wai , ^ ;^ fong ts^ong.

^^ ^
A;?6'o7c' ngan ;

Stertorous, |10^ hoha

sterling, ^^H|^ 2/% s7««n^ ti.

Tcum saam pong .

mun
Sterling, ^ /r?rf«",
j]^ chenff',
Stethoscope,

cheng t'uung.
5j

sterling character,
— ^ ^^ Stevedore, ^ Id
^p • piu ^lue ue ?/a^.

Stern, J^ ^ im-stwA-, (the)

lok foil* die.

^ hau'-j^M?, g mi ;
Stew, (to) 001 stew

a stern teacher, fj
vegetables,JJH^^ o chaai ;
sze ; a stern father, ^^ '^ - stewed beef, -^Zt^l^ ooi'

im foo ngau yuuk an Irish stew,

;
a stern look, ^, ;

y^ o
tS ffi jK y^^"^«
™^*"' W ^ It ^a
..^^ T^S A;*

kai
°°^

stewed birds-nest,
' 1
^'^'^®

r/w/?// im a stern face, p^

;
/.srti ;

mm • 5
maau
5 •

im in ivoh ;

s?/«/{; ; a stern law, ^j^

j^
well stewed,
^
^ 'tey s7/wm im A;e^ lai^ 001 ro Ao num
the bows and stern of a Steward,
^^ /s^ koon-

'JO,
c
. shuen sze -yan,-
^ ^^ koon kay
-1. c
t'au k'up shnen mi ; stern (corapradore),
^ maai-
and severe, im lai *paau\
 . ;

ST I 471 STI

Stewardess, ^^^ nue fence with sticks,

^ ^^
/foon /:«, >^ ^
^j^ nue ''sha ku'un ; to beat a whole

*A;oo» sze\ crew with the same stick,

Stewardship,
^^ ^ i.e., blame a class for the

A'oo/i sze ke chek. fault of one,

— — llf'^U
Stick, (a) >^ :^^g t'iu-/r«'<m\ '
)l& ^ 2/^'^ chuuk ko
(pierce)
^|J
kat, (adhere) naam i/at shuen van ; stick

|g ^ ch'i-'-kan, (fail) ;;:p up a notice,

fj^^^^^
nim (chim) t'ij/ ko shi

paste) 3|5 /'^y, (stick in) Stick-lac,

^^ ^s^e ^kanff,

^-j^ ch'-anp -lok ; iucense

sticks, ^^ ^^
/rcw/? Ae2/«<7, fcstf ^s'o yuung.

J^ ^ /rart/i^ heung,
^^ "^ Stickle, -jj^ k'ue-chiqi,
>jg
^ 6//i 7«f?//J/7 ;
^
won't come
1^ ni ,
chaang luun\
Pg ^f ^
off,

'm tak
it sticks,

hit give
^^
him a
Stickler, ni' yan.
;

dressing with a stick, ^ Sticky, ^j^ na nim, 5fJ

^fg /:/ruM jJ^a/i'

>j^
k'ue ;
nim ; sticky with oil,
^
ygj naap yau.
the ink will not stick, ^ ^
m mak 'm na ; stuck1^ Stiff, ngaang', 'kang ;

between the teeth,

^|p ^ ^ stiff and rustHng,
ngaang ^ui</(;
^^
Jcuu^
chaang nga to stick a
;

as stiff as a poker, ^ :|^

jfH- ij^H fofi' p'aang kom
stick in a few bad ones,
ngaang

7n^e ; a withered stick, i.e., Stiffen, ^ leng ngaang'.

a shiftless fellow, jj^^j^/j"^

Vro muuk
Stiffnecked,
^ BH flaw -

1^ ^//rtw /ai^; to keng.

 :

STI 472 STI

to Still-born,
Stifle,
J^ ^^ Ivuuk- s2.e ;
^g fj^ 'sze Poi.
^sti-fle with dust, J|^ J^ Still, (a) ^^ ^^^ isau-tsang .

^
kuuk
^J 3/h ^ s/w cb'an Still-room,

%au
Ug^ 'ch'ue

sze. foDg, ^'/gj^ c/ifi^j^

Sbigma, ^ J^ '^t'ira yuuk. fof«/ fong.

Stile, ^ t^m^ ticp, Stilts,

1^ )^ ;jg poJc^^keuIc^-

muuk tup /i:a^; to help a

lame dog aver a stile (Lit

Stimulant, i^ n^Jj ,t<ai
J|{p
to pole a ferry-boat), ^'^
shau ti.

ch^aanr/ to\
Stimulate, ^ ^ simng-

^^ ^
Sbiietto, J^ *pi' ^shau.
"gf fii, 'stmng tuang,
Still, (adv.)
y(D ^ yeng-

in, ^ chuung^ ^ waan,

^ Ai<^/» min ; stimulate
(qniet) 5^ p^ tsik-tseiig',
the appetite, ^ ra hoi
'
^||nseng^tseng,'tseng'-
wai*.
•tseng'; still better, ^fi|
Stimulation, A-^o mo.
J^ -^
B3c>f'
JC^ net faeit "lio,

^ »'*coo mo
hmg 'ho; sftin it is so, -^

^ yeng hai^; better still,

Ae^ sze\

^itj* obuuDg^ ViO ; ibere

Stimulative, -^ ^ ^4=

are gtill some more, ^^ leng

Stimulus,
yan
^'^'^
koo
'""
mo.

fl|^ cbttung^ yau 4; still JceJ:,

Jnere, ^ ^ waan tsoi ;

koo 'mo Jce ueii.

«xtremely still,
^ ^J "^ Sting, ^ i'fz?^?!, ^-j* chum, (to)
]J^ ^^ tseng^ to^ liu jw?;; ^Ij ^s'2e ; the Btiug of a

fe^ ,• sit still ! Be quiet ! mosquito, ^ ^^ m«^?^

#®^n^tsen§'*taeiig' «&i»?2 ; a bee's stiog, ^

"'ts'oh lo/c.^ ^k ^\ mat fuung chwn.
 STI 473 STI

Stingily, :g:gs- luun' shilc, ^<5| fo^^i-po, j^

Sfcink-pot,

p >^ hmn
j}'i luun.'
sik,
-a ^ ^^^foh yeuk;?fl to throw
a sLink-pot,
Ite j^ |g
;

^
Stinginess, -^ ^ ^p'i shik.
p'aau
Stint, (to)
'•foh yeuk po.

Stingy, g haan,
%\ ]^ (a) X
(5g^|J
haan'-cA«t,'

1^ kuimg-foh\
haak-^k,
luun,^
<[g
'^'^
:^ Aaww
/*««??, i^
^
haan'
haan' teng\
to'; to stint
|5^
one's
it^'l^
^ shau kmi,
^ ^J^ a-;; work,
|(R $5 X^ haan'
tsiij),
^ ^] 5/a/t Aflw/c, teng kuwig
one's appetite,-^]
foo ,-

S ^chai'
to stint

so stingy, -j^ p^' ^ k'ifuuk,

kwai';
P^^Sfhaau'
you gave me your
k'i

mat koyn' lim ; he is rery

help without stint, Hp IS
stingy, TE SW 'k'ue
^tl£ ^ cA<V /roo'mo yeng.
shum haai.
Stipend, X^ /:?/?</?^ ts'in,
Stink,
^^ ^ X^ kmmg ^)j^
ch^aic'-hi , kiim,

^ ^^
ngcuu' -ch'-au^ ; stinking fuuug lunk, hang'
copper, i.e.,
^ a miser, or a kum, j)^ s«M ^j<m,

man who has bought

^^ his •^'^ s?(;? S////J.

-^'^
post, ^^ ch'^a^^ t'uung ;
Stipendiary, y^<^ shau'

J^ g
stinking,

j^^
stinking vegetables,
^ so ??/7««^;
Stipple, ^{5 /f//i waak.

1^ ^
*
Stipulate, yfu^'-
foo' ts'-oi • stinking breath,
|5 ting', JJL laap 7jeuk\
P^^ U^ ^hau
-^f^
hi ch^aii;
fe;?/ meng,
stinking

ue
M^^ ^fish.

stinking meat,
ch^au .s//i 5A?^f^ teng.'
;
J^ j^ Stipulations, -(^^ t'iu-%o;t
foo yuuk.
 f

STI 474: STO

Stir, (to) ^P 'kaaii, (begin to Stitch, (of a needle) ^\ -^

move) ]^^ heng- hi,
^jj
chum--po'', (to)
^J ^en^,

^» iinmg^ -shan, (a) (fine) ^a[ ^^ /i:V«<'-mat,

naau -it ; stir up, (pain) "rfjjj J/S ts'eJc-tuung^

^J htau ^'m ; to stir the the stitches are far apart,

people to rebellion,

i^ •^
^ paak
^[^ U^ i§i£ **^*^ P°^ *^^^*'
""ill luen finely stitched, |j^ :^ $H
seng^; stir thoroughly or ngau yau sai'; the chain
evenly, ^.^ kaau wun ; stitch, ^i^ ta yuung
stir some sugar into it,
^^ huen.

1^ If ^0

^
t'^ t'ong ;
don't Stock, (of a tree) yj^ ^
stir,

don't
\^^
stir, even
mai yuulc
if the ants
; muuk-t'au, j^ ^ shue -

shan (of a musket) jH^

bite you, i.e., under any ch'ong, (in trade)
^ ;^
circumstances, ^^ 5x w 'm
/oA - poo/i, (shares)
j^ yf
P§ '^IS 11?^^ ''ngaau to Jwo-fun ; stock in trade
yuuTc ; stir the fire,
^^ and fixtures,
jj^ p'o^ ^^
^tai ; the stock of an anchor,

Stirrup,
^^ g§ ]^ ^ma taap ^^ naau shan ; live

to«^ ; stirrups, i.e ,, foot ^

stock, pi shang hau ,

stool,
^^§>tS ^^^'^'
^^^P ^ d^ clihiulz shaang ; to

/an^ ; present the stirrup- be a laughing stock, ^^

'^
cup, ^ *^y2«;i fsMi', or ^^ Hn s«? 2/e chiaing ,

^pfj tsin clceiili'; stirrup ^ /|^ si?<^ ^je??// ; a great

bone (in the inner ear), IB^ stock of learning, ^ _^

P3 .1 ^f ^ 'i «oi' 'nia ^^ ^/i /fw^ shilc.

shaau po.
Stockade, ^^ i
 ;

STO 475 STO

Stock-l.roker. ^ ;^ A
J^ ^j) $1 $ ,
Stoic,
Jf^ taam^

Jcoo fun kenrj Id. teng^ ke* yan.

^ i^
I

Stock-fish,
^ ^^ ch'aai ue. Stoical, Sno-ts'eng^

Stock-holder, ^^ ^ ^jf{y0i^ fy>

Stoicism, taam'

^yau koo fuii^ 5^ ^

''die.
jjok' \-hae i\ ;:^
Stockings, ^^ ^ mat ; a pair of
//i no^ 7^.1/ }eng.

stockings, —^^ ^ *J^^ yat Stoker, 'koon Joh

tui^ mat ; 32stockings of che,
j/^ V<'''^ kuunf/f.

cotton cloth, ^ ^ po^ »jg jAc sA^-^< y^A.

mat ;
quilted

min mat
stockings, Stolid. §^ tuun^ :;f ^5
ij^ ^^ ; lined jt?«^ c/a' i/aif.

stockings,

mat
^^ ^^
a large stocking,
7r««;?

i.e.,
Stomach, ^ ^ p'i-wai ;

;
food rising on the stomachy
a generally useful thing,
tr Hi tS '^^' 't'o t^im;^

^1^f^ taai' ?"2«^;2^ mat a weak stomach, ^ ^ wai

stick it into vour stockinsr, hohn ; a diseased stomach,

W^
mat ^t'uung.
fH M '^^^*' <^soi'
^yC^ ^'^^' y*^^^ sheng;
to quiet the nerves of the

Stock-jobber,

maai maai
^ '

koo fun .
stomach,
wai TbA;
^I
^ j/^ ^we
have a pain

Stocks. )]ip ^ keuk'-ka\ in the stomach, ^^Ht

jpp ^ /:?;//: chaap ; he's j|S \lj^

t'uung cAe';
ugoh
is
ki/i^

your stomach
t'o

in the stocks ! (lit : he is

exhibiting his luck),

f^l^ distended after eating? -^
^|\ k'ue paai kica.

Stock-still,

ue sbai.
^ ^p ^ tseng' shik uen faan

Cheung 'm ni; an

kiii^ paau
empty
 STO 476 STO

stomach, ^^ hxmng Stone-blind,

"g^^pT^
funk, ^^ ^ Mufiiulc. maang mat ^mt ''lioh kin .

Stomacher, i^ ^J: ^rtz< ^t'o Stone-cutter,

shek-yan.
^^ K ta-

Stomachic, ^ R^ wai^ ^/
Stone-deaf,

to^ kek.
^ |^ ^|J
luung

ra
F3 A *^2;o waP
Stone fruit, ^ ;^ ;^ |^
lik fo".
yau wat cJii Icivoh^.
Stomach-pump, 7^I^:?}C?{^ Stone pit, ^j:j\, shek haang.
ynp-hau- shui-chit^, ^ :|^ Stone-still,
^U^:^7f^$)}
j^ Avai ch'-au t'aung-. ue shek c/ri ;wi! tiuing\

Stone, ^ shek, ^^ shek- Stone-wall, ^^ H^ shek

t'au, (of fruit) ;^ wat, (to), ta'eung.

#5 tr '/"-sliek-Vrt ;
Stone-ware, ^^ 5S shek ^t*

built of stone,
^^^ Stony, ^ ;g" B|j<| /o/i shek

R^yuung shek A J /I sheng; U, ^ Q^j shek /i

ngaang^ sutn
; stony

to leave no stone unturned, heart, ^|^ j\][^

^^ j\j) "^yapj sum ; stony

shP ; boundary stone, ^^ land, ^ jJ^ shek /i .

j^ shek tak ;
throw stones Stook, -^ |g| ^^ 2/«^

and set on fire,

^^^^ kw'-un woh ^'s're^; to put

*J^ p'ek

as hard as a stone
shek fonff^

^' -^
foh ;
into

^s'se
stooks,

woh
^ ^- j^
''kiv^un.

S PM" ^M *^''^^ ^'^'^^ ^^^^'^ Stool, ^ i^r/'^/, (go to) ^p

A:ow^ ngaang''; stone of a

peach, jfj\ t'o wat j^ ;

at IcLaing ; a square stool, "^
a stone's throw, ^^ ^^ ^ /.;^^ tain/',

/o>?^
^ ;^ ^ a long
Ao "^k'an. Vrt/« toy?^^;
 STO 477 STO

stool, -^^ ch'eung tang^^ ^ -^ ngoh wat shan

;^ 3^ *";wfl'/i tm\(i^\ a foot tie ^fok i nucn *^i)goh /ce'

stool^JI^ |?§ ^ ;c«^/c' shau ;

stoop under the
^rt^y ^«n//'; a three-legged table,
^ 15 JlS ^^icn
t*oi

stool, i.e., a cheat, ^ ^tai ; he stooped to pick up

small
5
tang
J
; a the paper, fB
k'ue shui
^ IR ^
fau chap
stool, :^ |^ /«»// itb^l^
Uai; a bamboo stool, '^
^1 chiiulc Umg^; give you Stop,f^nTt'en-'lia, ^^g,
a low stool to sit on, i.f., hit'-sik,jj^ -^ c///-chue,

make a fool of you,

f^^^ (with the bauds) i*fe /^
m
cheunfj
*S f^ ft. ^
^tsai
V;
^ni
cha'-chue';

(in sense of a 'strike'),

to stop work
''ai ta)\(f -JS
'ts'oh ; how many stools "X t'eng killing; to stop
had von in the ni2;ht ?
^^ work (in ordinary sense),

U^2E1 5^*^?^ Killing ; to pot

*maaii oA /:t ^o/i clieung^ a stop to,

jj^ t'eng
'l^
shi. '^chi, ^i ^ t'eng /cww',

Stoop, ^^ /?<e;?-/i;,

down,
ng^'j^ \\- j^^
—
eld sik

yat ^tim
; a full

the
oo^-tai ; to stoop P^^ stop,
'1^^^
;

'j^^ (70^ /«/t'au ; to stoop stop of a flute or organ,

to the very ground, '^^'^
he
^ ^^ k'um
a stop to litigation,
chat ; to pub

^^iill /''^ s?iati cJii ti ;

Jj^ g^
stooped in walking, j^ ^ sik tsuung'; to stop up, 'fe

SR ^^ ^k'ue shui t'au ^ t'eng srt/i;,

^ >^ sflfA;

hang lo"*; I stooped over chue'; to stop raining, fl|^

the fire to warm niv hands, ^ ts'eng ue ; to stop the

flow of blood, jjp J^ ^chi

 STO 478 STO

huei'; to stop payment, \&^ Store, (to)

^^1.^ ^st7£-*^ch'ue,

-ifc3^ ^ t'eng chi chi ^in ^1 ^s^/i;-maai, (-house)

f^' f? it ^ ffi
''^"g
;^ ^ foh'-ts^ng,
^^
cA^" ngan "lenng ; stop ! *chaan^, i^ ^ chaan"*-

stop

maan'*,
!
^ ch'-e
i|f ii
-If
maan'*; Stop
\/i'.

!
*fong,

^f'o-foa' \
(basement) J^.
a store shed,

(in sense of Have done!) 1^ p'aang ''cli'-ong ; gather

IgT pa^ ^liu,

fliqp pa^ a store of happiness, ^*|j^
shau ; one moment he Uili fuuJc ; to store up
says go, the next he says riches, ^yi'^i' tsilc ts'oi ; to

stop, — 05"
^ ^mm_- store coffins (in a mortuary),

S f^^ Pg- i- y^t

wa /ii<e ,
yat min'^ wa 'm Store-keeper, ^^^ ^Jcoon

hue ; nose stopped with is'ong ^che,

^ @ ^
cold,
^^ pi"* sr^/i; ; stop koon ^chaan"* '^clie.

suppHes,
^ ;7]\C ^f,
tuen Store-room,
^^ ^ ^ mat
shui mai ; to stop slaugh- kin^ fong, jl^4^^ 'ch'ue

tering,
g^ g /"^wi' t'o; mat fong.

stop eating (also, be silent),

Stores, %^^ tsilc-foh\ (food)'

fj|[;;^V^/i-shik.

stop a moment,
^ Stork, :^^ f^A'e/c /ca«j/.

hit^ 'ha
g)C P~|>
Storm, Mi nB ^ "PP fi^^mg-
^
^'e2^/;;\
uc-taai^-AsoZ';,^
jU^
Stopper, ^^ chat ; the stopper
fuung-])o ; a storm of rain,
of a bottle, ^^ ;^ tsuwi — |>$
' ^ PS y^'^ Chan'
chat.
po^ ue ; a storm of wind
Storage,
^^^ffi M' ts^oug got up, |H ^ S 'hi po'

tso,
;j^ ^^ *chaan^ tso. fuung ; a storm of wind
 STO 479 STO

and rain, — PJ JSL 3S Stout, ^ ^;t tseng-chong ,

yat cban' fuwi// ue to (fat) fi-^Ao"^,'

;
giii ^5|t [JE
storm, i.e., assault, j^ ^ ;/^ fi taai ,
(strongly built)

Jcuioic/ Ua, ^^ kuHu;/ ^ [^ A//? Z-'^o ; a stout

Tceh;

^
to

hiung sheng
storm a
;
city,

to storm
"J^ ship,

koo ke
Pm shuen.
P|S jKf ^'^

at, i.e.y be enraged with, Stoutly,

^ [g| kin koo ^
^ kaau kwtuin ; to cry out

Stormy, ^^ -^ Jg^ pff Ufl^j stoutly, "^^^ taai liaaii?.

yau taai

— ^
fuung ne f<.
Stove, j^)^ >A-lo, -g ^
Story, (a)

tuen'- koo, (of a house)

-
"J'
y«^-

^^
kuuk-io,
;^
kuuk shik mat
4^ ;^ ig ^ ki'^ lo ; a
ts'ang

•dfc*
^
; to

^kong
tell a story,
koo sze
^a
; to
hand stove, ^ >^ shau
lo.
make up a story, ^ f^ Stowage, ^^ wai'.
^ o/j« lai ^^(7»^ ; story
Stow away, ^ j^
/'s'o??<7

chong-
ahove story, i.e., one bit
maai ; stow away in one
of good luck after another,

^^_j^^ lau sheung lau;

place, ^^^—.^ hoh
maai yat ch^iie .

as the story goes, Hjj 6/r

^ chhc' shoh *chuen^;

Straddle,
Y P^j^P nga' hoi-

this house has four stories,

keuk\ ll ^ jLL
/^''i' ^6iik^

^^^v^ fM ^ ^ ^'^^^ p^'

ni kaan uuk yau sze^ ts'ang

hang, ^^W^^maal^
kme\'\;^^^'^^fi
lau

yan wa.
; the story goes,
^ g^ hoi

maak koi keiik^ hang.

i Story-teller,
p-S'lt:2A Straggle,
^^ hang-^aart;2,

^o/j^ koo tsai ke^ yan.

g yau tong , gy ^
 ;

STR 480 STR

1^^ sze' chhie^ yau hang,

^^ ^y saan hang. (lit., follow your nose !)•.

Straggler,
^^^ yau tong' Straighten,
^ [^ tso'-chek,

che.
^ t^ e/i?n^-tim^ '(^
Straight,
fj chek, ^ tim^ shall ; straighten it out,

straight as an arrow, it^ ^ /?^^^' tim'.

^^^ tim iMt lat ; rose Straightforth, TJ[ chek.

straight up, —^ . h Straightforward, ^if^ J^ tuen

^^ yat put sheung hue clwiff',

^I'yjl
-j^ tuen fong,
straight as a dart, 4^ T^
^chi chek ;
put the hehn ^e/z/ ts'eng, '^^ ^ cheng^

straight, j^ilJ^ %h tim'; 2J'aai\

j|j] [^ ^ ^fi?<n/

straight as a pencil, ^^ chek /«<e ; in a straight-

forward manner, j^ T^
a
tim^
straight road,

a straight line,
^j^ ^ cheng^

paak
chek,
j^ Q
straightforward
chek
lo n
;
^j^ ;

^^ tim^ ?,in not straight, ; disposition, >[^ f]| Jg

}IS^ 'in tim^ he quarrels seng ts'eng t^aan

till he has things straight, chek ; a straightforward

i.e.^ till he gets his own minister,

chek
IE jt ::^
shan
E
chemf taai ;

fr^ k'ue aau id' tim wai straightforward dealings,

*chi ; to put straight, 1^

jff
hom^ ^ho, or :gjj ][£ hang wai.

Aom' f/ien// ; straight up, Straightway, ^j] 0^ fe^'/r-shi,

|^J[^ chek sheung ; go ^TE tsau'-c/ien//, j^: ^J

straight ahead, — •
|^ =^ laap hale, 1\^\^ tang shi ;

yat chek hue^, or, BS ^ he straightway got up, j^

 STli 481 STll

iW n.^ dl 4fe (i ^ f- lenng ; reduced to great

k'uc

wal' Iti
fni/c

shan.
shi yau tsoh^ strait.,

wai
g S ^- E pin^

/(;o kUn(ii\ g^ ;(j2j

Strain,
^ ^ Icaak -cha, k^tvim^ kek.
(tighten) ^^ nati- lean;
Strait-jacket, ^ j^ f^
:^
strain every nerve to do
""/-rtw sA/m shcii,))!.

good, l^i^jff^ ^110 lik

haufi[ shin not yet strained

Stramonium. |^^^^ na.au -

^ ;^ 5^
;

yeung-A^ tuuk
clear, Pg 'm
-f" Pg f$
huen ^ts^o.
ts'ang kaak^ tseng'; to

strain

tsau ;
wine,

melodious
^ j^Q shai

strain,
Strand, (beach) \^ jg hoh

^ i§
ctd shenr/.
-Si ffi
^^'«li iiaai /?oi

^ <a
7?m, (to drift ashore)

7»/? %Hn, Pij ij,>

Sti-aioer,
^ ^ loh- tau, Ao«^^ s/w; the ship stranded

on the rocks,
(wine-) ^jJH tsau-"%\i^; j^f]^5SR
no strainers to bale with, ^^ shuen ^w ^^^^^ lor^g^

i.e., nothinc: to help myself chue .

'
Strange, ^'{'^ k'i-lcwaai
ritk,
<wi
ti^^/K '"^o li ,

laau chaau^ (not at home) ^ ^U

'^ shaang -*ngo? disappointed
Strait,
3g^ pilcchaaJc', ;

^^ tsHn-chaak^ , Kjg^ «/:, by strange calamities, ^t

(a) 1^ haap, l^jg
ku\ ^
\vaaug
^\ Jt^
Avoh^;
ts^aam
a
tso

strange

Im^loeng,
'i$f^ Aw moon;
to "be in straits (Confncius /i»^ sik»
^l^i

atarved in Ch^in), Z^ ^ Strange-looking, Hggflg^ i'

^^ j^ tsoi^ di'aa t&uet maau^ U.

 ; ;

STR 482 STR

Strangely,
^H k'i i\ ^ strangle a criminal,
jI^:^^.

)fj
k'i Jaraai\ [IJ ^ 0^ Jcaaic faan'.

'™*
ch'-uut k'i ti. Strangles,
,^gg"FS
Stranger ^^ san-haah ,
soi ha cheng .

Strangulation, ^ ^ lak

i|r j^ sAaa;?//-*min , or

Strangury, yj StM

strangers forbidden to enter, pinMt^'t»m/./J szw

^ i'^ M ^""'"^ 'laang pin' t'uung^,

^'|f^ ^'^"^ ''""./^

Tceulc'; I am a total stranger Strap, (a) ^ i^ p'i-*W;

to everybodv in Hongkong, strap

ngaap^
the
t'aai
helm,
; to strap
(^ ^up,

^ Hcung Kong yan mat

ngoh 7i:rrfli |?«f sliuuk sAi,^. Strata,
^P)^ ts'ang Icaak^.

Strangle, ^^ ai-'sze, fjfj ^

Stratagem, ^L mau-leuk,

^ lak- S2e,(with the hand) '^^fongl^wk, ^^k'i

i§^
*'/cen^;
clia-^sze,

to order
^^
a man
ai'

to
raau
'gj'
; full of stratagems,

M lent'; fertile
^^
in

give stratagems, ^^^ "Q" Hj

strangle himself, (lit. g-|*

a man the red sash),

^ ^?m' A;rtt paali' chhiut.

ft B
he strangled
^^'^^^ huung
himself,
lob ;
Strategic,

Strategical,
i
/
^
:=> "^S
Mp
^
fJ^
"f^

S ^^ ^'"^ *^^^® ^^ toh chi mau U.

Sse; 1 tried to strangle Strategist, ^^ mau sze',

^im,
^ ffi tl
ngoh ^seung lak S2e
^ tH W^]^
^ mau
kwun
k'lie
sze,

fo leuk VAe.

condemn to be strangled, Strategy,

f| § ^'o leuk

mun'' kaau ; to magic strategy, (lit., throw

/t
 STR 483 STR

beans ^^hicll turn into Stray,

tllSi liang-Ww, ^
soldiers),
^^^J^^ ^ liangY.sW/', (from the

saat tau^ sheng 2)eng. flock) f|^Ptli-/^^»-^'^tui\

Stratification,
^^ sheng "^^^ mongk'wun, -^^f
ts'an<r. 6'A«/ k'wun,
JJ^ ^ yau
Stratified, M llj^ ^^'^^^ ^'' tong\
^^ touir^ shat;

^^/^ yau ts'ang. a stray sheep, "(^^ mong

Stratiform,

yeng.
^^ ts'ang yeung,
yeung.
;^JS^ .s/i«iJ lo*

sheng ts'ang. Streaks,

Stratify, )j^^ ^^^f$i '^foo-^man-

Stratocracy, W j^ Jctvwi *mun ; irregularly streaked,

ckeng .
^ gjr tsaap mun ; the
Stratography,
luun.^
^ |^ Jcwun streaks on a stone,

shek mun ; a streak

^^ of

Stratum, ^ ts'ang. liglit,

$^^ ^— she' Icu'ong;

Straw, ;^f|^ woh- Jco, '^ one streak,

j^ ^^ yat

^ woli-7i;o7i« ; effigies t'iu mun ; to streak,

^J^
made of straw, ^^ /*"o/i^i
j^fSC
mun.
f-'heng sheng 2^aan
yan ; a straw broom,
^f»^
so ''Jcohn ; not worth a Stream, fj^ y^^ lau- shuzy
straw, ^^f^M ^° ™^ (small) j^ 'j^ Jc^ai-Jcaati ,

chmmg yuung . ^^t'iu- shui; to cross a

Straw-built, Jr^JJllJJ ^^^^"^ stream, ^—^ • ^«'o7i

cJmi tl. jTfl^ «:'«/; to fish in streams,

Straw-cutter, ytlj^^ngaai' 5^^iS ^'^^^ ^'^ ^'^'^'' to go

Icohn to. down with the stream,
]jj^
Straw-hat, l^ fjig ^s'o-''''mo .
^ rfn~T^ shuun' lau i ha ;

Strawberry, ^'^^ she-mooi. to stream out, -f^ ^ skan

 - , ;

STR 484 STR

cb'eung ; the Province of the /cfw/; street gossip, ^^r^,^

Four Streams, i.e., Sze-chuen, ^^ V^r/fr/ lai /-a/?^ ; a street

Py ill
^^^^ rli'iien ; a stream girl,
5Sl#fF "^ ^""' '^^^'^"'

ofwords, ^^P»^;;fCinue the streets are choked, ^^

lau shui ; the tears streamed

down his face, ^'^^J to ; the cry of the hlinji

|5] lui' hiu to^ miii^; eyes beggar in the street Young,, :

streaming with tears, ^^ old, and rich, take pity oo

^ )^MWi '"gaanc/iWMH^ me ! I beg

Oh
rice ; 1 am poor

lau moon lui''; the streams Give ; ! ye kind hearted 1

flow and never pause, j(j

^yj^ J^^ rh'uen hnpat&ik.

Streamer, '^^ ]i'i-tmi^.

?J W^f
Streamlet, /\^j^ sia tat,
/J^
Mj siu chHmi.

Street, ^^j Icaai, (a) >^ f^j

t'iu-/rfl'fli ; a straight street,

liffi? chek A'af/ji; a cross %

K^^ 5f
naai iiaai «, Paai
>

f-aai a,
street, i^fij waang toa ; an hat
faat ts'oi a, ^hoh lin a,
ornamented and illuminated
m&i a, tsin^ yeng a, sM she
street, :J£
^J /« A;aff* ; to
a, shin' sum a. (The beggar
patrol the streets,
^ ^j kneels and advances by
ch'a A;aOT; a street gate, :^ alternately lifting either
HS ^««i' chaap ; a street of
knee. He has a stick
brothels, :?£^#P^> in his left hand to help
kaai lau kong ; stroU about him along; in his right
tlie streets, ^ ^ hang hand is a small basket
 ; ,

SIR 485 STli

which he holds out for chxnmif i^ ke^ k'uen hk '*

offerings. A scroll hangs bodily strength, ^Jj.->/imi

over his sliou'dcrs

the cause of his blindness.)

telling Jik

HS
; on the strength
oh».^ r/u'u,
of,
^
[^ //((n,

Strength, ^ lik ; herculean

strength, nv\nn lik; Strengthen, '^^
^-^J :j^|^ Av^-^ y/o,

gigantic strength,
|f [[\

;^ i/t'-tiuk sluKui c/ii lik to strengthen the mind,

^J ;

hk ; to put forth one's i\j» ^j>o sti/)i ; to streng-

strength, [jjj/j cJi'iiuf lik, then the body, ^j|]J^ ^y^o

ffi^ yniuig" lik ; strength ^'^^^'";

fflj S^ tfll > ^^'

of mind, t^j,
'fy
sum hk, huet , to su'eagtiieti a city,

to labour witii one's mind y^ ^g1 ^ f /«<«</; j/aau^y

and strenght, ^^ ;\^n
^ t'oi.

^ lo s{()n lo lik; the Strengthening,

f<f J[j[D^^ v>

strength of ^vine, yj^

/«<^^' ^/,
MJ/jn^ > lik

^ tmu lik ; a trial //; Strengthening pills.

of strength,
^J ^ lik

chaanrj ; how much (in tens

Strenuous, ^ Wl yan-\^2iX\,

of catties) is the strength ^fl 'no hlC^^ k'aii

lik strenuous opposition,

of this bow?g^J[n^^ ;

;^ lik 'kuv.
_^jfj ni ^pa ;fg

Va
izHiuuj "^jau
Strenuously ^ "/j min lik.
toll lik ;
great strength,
Stress, ^ chuung\ ^"J^
:A:;/J
strength,
taai'

j/j
lik;

A^ lik
of little

'.s/;/,<
chuung'-cA'//^', (on)

chuung^-tsoi ; lay
^^stress
the

opinion,
strength

IP? f;:2^f;/j
of public upon,
ka toh shai'
M ^^ lik ue.
:fjM
32
 -
; •

STR 486 STR

Stretch,
J^ ^ mang jf^^ \m-''kan a strict
Strict, ;

ch'cuiig:, (out) ^tjj shan, (as teacher,

J^ ^^ im ssf;
clotlies)^^ chamiff-hoi; very strict, I^ j^ shum*
p^
to

mang"
stretch

Jean ;
tight,

to stretch out
^^ im ;

indulgent
a strict father

mother,
and an

j^ ^
an awning,
|^|^ ^j7 t|lg
^ -{H: im foo^ t'sze "^mo.

maang po^ clieung ; opened

Strictly, ^ im, /^ V/:ay? ;

im
by a stretcher,
^^ ^ strictly prohibit, ^fe^ Mii;

Z'70?i ;
strictly to seize,
J^
ch^aavg chup ; to stretch and
^^ im na ; strictly speaking,
yawn,-jl[T f|^^s/'«'i '^Ir/an ; to
it ought to be done thus,
stretch out the hand,

•^ shan chik
-f^!? |^

^^hnu * IS Pli fc^

yeng \va? ''/com tso\
1^ >'^
stretched out dead,

^ s/i«n chik A;e2//i';

-ji|f

stretch-
j^ Stricture,
/J> j^ ^|^[j ^ 6*m

ch'eung s/iaan hl\ (critical

ed himself to that degree,
remark) pin ts'ze.
|^| pp]
Stride, V j||p iiga -Jceu/c ,
Jcoh ti foo/i ; to stretch the
(long) -^ ^ tiiai'-po ; to
neck,
ch'eungt'iu
^fjj ;g f^ |rj
Ae//^; to stretch
s/^rtn
stride off,

^' ^
^ J|j
^-^'"^ Po'-
kiman;
!

Strident, A:«r/2<

out a helping hand to -jfjj

a strident laugli, ;;;;^^^ —
li{ ^- 5l5 flft
^^^^''' '^^'^"'
^ taai *»// //«^ s/<p;?^.

ch'-uut lai choh ; to stretch Strife, ;jj;|^ ^ .sfi/»// chaang,

forward, ^#fn] ^J't'eng
slimi heuiig ts'in.
1^ rhaang taii^ ; strife of

Strew, IfJ
saat ,
g 5if//» words, -^ p ^ cliaang

to strew about, ^^ f^acU^ hau hi ;

tired of strife,

kau
hoi; "{^ p^ sarm^ Ac/. ^ chaang ;
 ^

STR 487 STR

fraternal strife, -^ ^ y^ff\n\^Mr/nmnr/'ta.s2e'

B^
^shdu isuuk sriniff tim ; to strike root, %^
ts'iiaii ; to stir up strife,
^ hoi /can, ^ J^^ fitat lean ;

y^ naau to strike with fear,

^^ |^
yaii\ hiiung haak : to strike np
«trigil, >^ y§ muuk music, ^-^ 1^ fsok'^ ngok;
ynnk sJi(/n(\ to strike out, ^ :^ t*o

Strike,:^ ff,'^ t inn, (itoTp) W0(>^ ; to strike wliile the

^ pa ,
(a niatcl)) ^ waak ;
iron is hot, ij^y
^^ ^fe
strike first, up., lie hof ore- /« ^'//^ cJt^^ait' it ; to go out
hand,
~J\ ^ -^ ha tuuk on strike, -j^ JJ^ t'eng
^s/?(7?^• strike an average, kuung ; the vessel struck oa
fit ^ P 'f^'" ^"*^'''''
^i^^<i rocks, {^ J^ ^ shuen
to strike for wages, ^ _2n ///;i shek.

pa Inning ; strike off a proof, Striker (used hy millers),

^[j
^ Ti^
^^''' ^'^ 5
to strike .1^-* kicaaf iau.

sail, "JT ijjg ha' 'li ; to Striking, -4- ^ shap //m ; a

^strike the gong, P,^
^^ striking likene.??, i^ :^"Q^

nieng loh ; to strike the f/<«/j sennif.

liands together, ;|^ -^ String, (a)

(^JU t'iu-*sheng,

p^aak^ ^}!j/aii ; to strike a •^*taai^, (astriiigof)—

hnrgiiin, ^fij^ Snaaishcug, yat-rh'ufin\ (1,000 cash)

to strike off, i.e., print, ^H kGon^-r]ti(('n\ ^ ;^

^r/n^- to strike a h'ght, :^y (•A'?<^/t -maai ; to l)reak a

yC ^^'' •'^'^''''' *•" strike a stiing of cash, ^ f^ ^

inatcli, =5 j/C 7f§
'^'-^
y^^^ to sff«« ts'in ; a string of

sluii the clock strikes four. hre crackers,

;
^^^'Y^ ^''(Ki^ii^
 ;;

STR 488 STR

chuulc, p^ jl^ ckHieiv' a strip of clotli, — •'ji^'

p'^aau ; roll paper strings, 7/«/ t'in pff' ; a strip of ter-

ti M, # ^'^'^^^ '^^*' t'i" ritory, — (^ :^ ^^ i-fe

grass string (commonly .y*"// t'iu ch'eung chaak^ ti ;

used for parcels), |)^;7jCJ^ to strip off the husk, -^^^

haam sliui t>i^o; a tliree- //?<e liok ; to strip off the

stringed gnitar, ^J^ saam bark of trees,

:J|] gj jj_
in ; the string is broken, i.e., 7»o7£' shue' p'i.

rny wife is dead, ^ ^^

two
Stripe ^f^ j?rtr«?-*mun ;|^p

t'uen in ;
to have ^^j3^ lau-t'in*mun;striped

strings to one's bow, ^-f^ satin,

JiP^yJ^. j§|
slmnn^ sAwi
'kung !/iJc,
^^-yj^.[^ ue; striped cloth, MOff;

leung jeung^ fong faat' lau t'iu po*.

to string a violin, _[l ^ Stripling, -4/*^ s/ww'nin,

j|£ /ll:
^sheung saam in ^ sheng t'uung, :^ -g
5in ; a string of pearls or yau^ t'uang j^ nuen
beads, — ^ ^ > yf/? ^tsai.
j(Jj^

cW'uen^ chiio ; to string Strive, ^- cluunnj, ^^ ^^

together, ^ J^ fA'«£';i' sewig-chaang, (endeavour)
maai. Hj "^ rh'uut-Wk ; strive

Stringent,

/r««
j|J |^ llg^ im after fame and wealth,
t'omengli'; to strive
^
ti.
^tBI]
Stringy, ^— ^fgllfi^ M lean ti. after ofifice,
[( V}^ Hi jf'
Strip, (a) .
-(^ yft^t-in, t'o lioli dt'uut slum; to

(to) ^ /v/r>^', ^laet,|J strive for mastery, ^- ^^

chin ; to strip olf ,
^^ chaang shenf/; to strive

c7^^7l Va'; to strip bare, ;|^lj after, J^ J^ k'au ts'ue ;

^^ -^ ??2o/i;' tseng kicong; to strive against, ^' ^.

 8TR 489 STR

]^ 'fun lik 'i 'k'ue. n i h uf? kiraalc ha ; I

;fg
Stroke, (line)
—
^^ waak, (a am going for a stroll,
^
blow) fr|\ fa-yat-
j^J
.

ha, (rub) |^ lip ; stroke ^au sha ha.

of hick at

fckUim
first, ^^l
t'im t'au;
ifi Strong,
]\k-Icc\
^ ^j ^yau-lik, *^yau-

^£^r/wnff'-\dn\
"Slf ilS
apoplectic stroke, f^ J^ r|r 1^1 ''(hue-koo , (us to-

chmmfi fining ; sun stroke bacco) ^^" k'-(nu/j (as tea,

Hi ^^ chiamg^ ^slnie ; one &c.)

Y^ uuung, yuung, J^
stroke to the left and one ^^ /«o«/7 k'eung; strong and

to the right,
—tjU — ^^ weak, -y^ ^j^ nuung taam ;

yatiH^ yat naat ; How strong tea, ^^ "^ nuung

many strokes has it ? 7^ ch'a : strongly spiced,
^
^^m
/o/i waak ??/ ;
PJ^ 'y^"
write with a
'^'^^"
^iM ^^^ ^'<'''"//

strong wind, J^jlH^ 'maang

nuung; a

heavier stroke, 5^ ^ 006 fimng.

^%
2mt se la
P;!i>J

;
lol^ 'ch'uung
stroke the beard,
fi Stronghold,
t'oi, ^
^Q *^
sheng.
jfaau

•^^
M Jiief so •
11 Strongly,

to strongly
J£ ^|l/maang
recommend,
lit;

lip so. y^
Stroll, 1^ h^waany , liu'; to ^ lik tsin .

a
stroll about sight-seeing, Strop, (to) P# T^ll
/^oA^'li';

^^ jfE van kwaang'; to pg 7J it /^o////flp'i.

strop,

stroll about, ^^ A»e' Strophe, ^

fl «/«/ keuk\
kwaang ;
to take a stroll, Strophic ^ jfj] RJ^ sM
^— sfi kwaang^ ?/«< keuh ti.

kwaang''; let us take a stroll, Structure,

^ ^^ kin tso',

m/t^^ 'i% ^^ t'uung

S «n/;, JJxV •§! c/i/ '^'rt*.
 •

STR 490 STU

Struggle, tr ;^^ att tr '''«- k'wan ma ;

studded with
^mo-Jcoin^- fa, -^ fjcf? 'min- diamonds, @^ ImIi] 5
k'enng, "^^ ^foo-chaang, seung hum kong shek.

"fj ^ lik clnuunj ; struggle Student, ^^ hok sharing

to get ahead, ^;5ti ''^""^'^^9
^^ hok \/;.,
f§^ ue
sm, ^^ jiii]*
rhcKouj ts'in. ^Ar'

t'uung
; fellow studen*'.s,

r/Mmg, 'g"
[i|J ^
Strumpet, ^^^^ rh'ci/Hfj ^^oo,
;^
^ ^^ ki^ ^foo; to lead cli'-cung S;in ; a ])oor student,

the
^R
life of a strum jiet, ^* ^W
retired
l'<^'liii

student,
cW-eung

B^'
;

-|-
a

/c>/?// rh'nm//.
—
*.-

^
1 4 Lid*

Strut, -^ gfj ngok-t'au- ^//^//i sz ; a student (lit, a

hang ; a strutting fellow study table, i.e., a 'book-

(lit. a bundle of strew), ij^^ worm'),

^^J\^ mun liiy.

71^ 'jftani^ ''tun ; an affected ^^ t'uung shaang, "J^T

Btrut,
^^ /w/ i. mun
~\-' sze

Stud-horse, ^^^E^ rW-uuk ma.

,

Strychnine, J^ "m^ ^ma-ts'in.

Stub (to), [^ ;|g ch'ue /^n. St^u^iC'
® m ^^ '«^

Stubble, ^ J^ gg wob waak /ie fong.

'/fco/wi t'au.
^ ^.
Studious, 'k'an hok,,

Stubborn, ?|^ ^ ngaang -

^J ^ ho' hok.

'^^^ff'>_^^ ® 'pacm-^Icenff, Studiously, ^'[^ ^'mu shun',

Bp ;\^'» c/iwm mm, ^^
moy;>(y/, ^ng yik.
»|§ 'f^^
Stucco, ^ M" shek-/w. Study (to),
^ ^' tsaap-hok,

Stud, (a button) ^jj; ^ «2<j?-

^ ^ tuuk-s/«/?, (a)
^
««2^'^^U^ sheung-nujJ- ^- ^^ tuuk-sAnf-*fong ;

*'nau,(o( horses, for breeding rules of study, f^^^/f^^^^

purposes), — S M mt
• ch'eng ; give up study and
 -:

ST (J 491 STU

go into business, ^M^^$ stuffed full, '^ ^ rA'j^/M^

mek lok .f/tur ; the student shat ; stuffed their mouths

talks of books, the butclicr withr«gs,
^U^^^flJllfJ
of swine, ^ ~^ p,^^ ^|U yi'i'ug laai/ 7w\saA;

M^ t^ ^§ '^'^'"^ ts'oi

t'aam
shat
jl^
k'i ^iinu

yeung^
; to stuff fish,

don't
t'aani sliur, t'o oo^ "fj^ ue ;

chue ; study is the highest talk such stuff here, |W^

pursuit a man can follow.

shue^ faat ngaam^ wa'; to

niaan shuen stuff a fowl with sand,
:J^
J c c
Icaai iia pun win
will yau j^^^fe chaang' &ha kai\
tuuk sliup ko ; the study of a cucumber stuffed with
astronomv, j§ ;^ .svnr/ hok mincemeat, g| ^ J3X
profound study, !^ilj/^ yeung^ wong Ictca; stuff it

^ miu^ r/// hok ; to full, :|%'/p*i5 "•'5'^'^ Siioon ;

study deeply,
sze.
"^ ^1^^ shum stuff

??(7fl^
it

shat.
well in,
}^ ^
StufT (material),
^^^^ ts'oi- SLuffing,
TVM^iaf yup-ts'oi-

liu (useless)|^i^ fid liu\

^^
,

mat, (nonsense) |i fg Stultify, mai waak,

ngaam'-wa , (to)
^^ ^^^ \hm ngoi, ^gi^
*«/:-8hat ; silk stuffs, ^^ y^ ue luung yan.

^ 1^ -f'H'
*'*^ -^^'^^^ ^*'°^ Stumble, i^ ^ Hljl t'elz'

liu^ woollen stuff, ;^ cheuk-/re?</c\ -^ ]j7|] s/m^

yuung ; food stuffs, -^ hml:'^ A^ \-^ shat tsuuk,

^ shik mat ;
stuffed with (fall) ^ -jli] /tY'-'/o ; he
cotton wool, y\ "J^ .^ stumbled and fell,
f^-^
^ yup moon yeung mo; /£Sfe~F ^k'ue shat tsuuk
 ; ;

ST [J 49: STU

tit' ha^; [ stnmhlc'l over Stupefaction, |9l-^J7^ '^shai

fun mai, -^j^j^ ^^ .A''*

tit lok k'ue sliue ;

nearly mai h' sze\ ^J7Ji;Sj\l^

stumbled, i.e., ^itliin an ///;/ mai kfj^ s}im.

ace of stniiil)lin<:, ^ j]^»J

Stupefied, -^ s^ .s/zr/^wan,

tA cliaang 1i tit^ lok. stupefying

'^izil-'^""'"^^^ ;

Stumbling l)lock, '^^^ chat- drugs, j^^4 ™^^ y^"^^

ngoi'-shek. stupefitd witli wine,

ngoi', flf^" y^^^
Stump, (a) ^^^ kwnt-t'au ;
t^iiu wnn : to stupefy with

a tree stump, jj^j^ sbue

t'au : stump of a cigar,
^ Jt!^ yuung' yeuk ts'oi cheng
''"'^ yan mai.
tI^ 'M Sn """'""J '" ////?-

t'au. Stupendous, ^^'j'^ kek taai ,

Stump-speecli, ^ ;2 §| f^ l:-lSli06<J shum' k'i i*

S4i< /^f' 1 Inun .

^'' ^'^ "^ ix, fi
sheung
Stumpy, —'^fi^ ycf ^^luk taai^; stupendous moun-
shup.. tains,
g ^C ^ S ^^ek

Stun, ^^ rhan -irmu

^ taai' Z:^' ^leng, ig" ^
^ /...^-n.ai ;
S ;^ 4 tsuuri^ leng.

a;i?;?y7 s//«/ wan. Stupid, s^ ?^ ue- ch'-uun,

Stunt, (to) [^]| /{^^ V^o// :^^ pun'-ngoi, (boy) ^

shaang. ff pun^/5^/,
Jl § P^
Stunted; jgi ^^ wut-Hum /?/;«' shau' kp\ ;ff pT} gg
stunted trees,
^ ;^^ mo t'au no^ ^iW, i|^ ue
hh ue pun
fc/ ahue ; a stunted l^reed mooi ^;^
— ^^
,

of horses, '
fiS -5c ch'-uun ngoi, ^
^^^ yat^ chming tsim ^ai '^ ch'-uun tuun\ ^ ^^ zzi
ke^ *'ma. ^$ Sno Vsfr/^ 6'rt!<7m /«;?
 ;;

STU 193 STU

fsar\ i[^ sNuf chuet\ lue hai' y^ow ; the players

fji\
are stupid, on-lookers see the

^"""o' 37- S ^^* •^"^'*' game best, ^'IJ

W} ^ '^
p'oon ^7///e; naturally vei'j ioiuj kuuk vlip mai.

stupid,
^fe^f ftjfit -^/^^^''y Stujiidity, -^ ^ maau w/;,

A//^ V/« liiiiu^ stupid ::^^ ijx ".-oi P»» ;

sham
when he receives, but stupidity, ^;^^ dm ngoi

sharp enou^di when he pays downright stupidity, ig.TT'i

out money, ||^- ^ (Ig H'p ^^ chnn

mortified
cheiig^

at my
ngoi ;

stupidity,
I am
[jj ngau' yup 'in ugau^
ch^uut ; Why are you so
stupid ?
-ll RSI g mat mo
iStnpidly,
ts'oi.

^f[?i^ ue chuun.
horn sak ; as stupid as a

uorni,

t'iu
— ftigpjj-^
ch'uuug kuin^ pan
Z/'^^/
Stupor, -g->^,/«/t

^ ue muung.
'yo(?/, ^ig^

stupid looking, ^^^^ foot' Stuprate, ^^'/'^ k'eung yum,

chai': as stupid as a jjig;
^i[i^ k'eung kaan.
Sturdy, -hr "f| taai'-lik ; a
^^^y^^ rA?/ip /rowi 71goi ;

stupid and hulking,

^^^
sturdy beggar, -h^
^ -^
^ ^^^"° leung /lOw''
^ taai' 'V/rV; liaf i ; a

pi£|;2: A
PtI'
sturdy fellow,
t'au ; don't be so stupid, i^
cliong^ kin /ce yan.
n]^ ^ '^"" *^lin. c/ri/e^;
Sturgeon, ^li Vjf '@ ts'um
How stupid !
pIJ-
-;^ /row' luung-'"'ue, SSl "•'j

ngoi ; very stupid, W^ ^,i ^ ts'um wong ue

^•0(^ V/o /w// sliau' kc; sturgeons and whales, i.e.,

always the same, /.e., so unscrupulous men,

^ ^^
stupid, Mp: i^
1 D^ 'lue chill k'er.g.
 STY 494 STY

Stutter.
P g^ip^ 'liaummt •^ tso mat ^ye yeung
nuut ;
f^f^^0|j shuet tsze ; a pedantic style, K>
wa 'm meiig. ^ p^ _jp ngaau mun
Stuttering, pg p kat-Vtaw, tseuk tsze^; the five ancient

^^ P lai^-'^hau. styles of feudal rank, j^

Sty, ^ffl chue-laan ; pig sty, "^ n^tspuk , viz., Duke, ,^
^^1 rAi.. lunk, 1^ n Icuun/j, Marquis ^^ hau,

chue taii'. Earl fQ 2)aak^, Viscount

Style, ^ mnn, ^^ mun- -^
That's the
/s2?, Baron
style,
S naam •,;

pU'gJifffi
"7eung\ (address) ^fjf ^[Ig. horn' tso^ piu' 't'oh

chHng-foo,

s7it^ ; he
^^ dresses in
>o/2
a
loh\^^^\'ohlok'; unde
the style (/.<?., business

fashionable Btylejfg^ll^ name) of Xaam Heng

^ftfflx 'l^'«e cheuk shi Luung, m^^B^Z

Vi?(?» i t'uuk ; court style,
^^
Luung
Naam
yuung Heng

©Hi ^i^'i" i
I^Wl ci^'^u ke^ tsze ho'; one

lai^;

san shik
a new
;
style,

the classical style,

^^ styles one's own father Ka-

^^ mun li ; the ancient tsze ch^eng \v\ foo' uet ka

style, i.e., old forms of
foo in this (miserable) style,

^
;

characters, "j^ koo

mun
^^-f- ^^'Om yeung' ^tsze;

PiS
;

w«/
perfect style,

Aa //»? ;
^^tlH
Liu's
in this style, so,
[^ ^
V;o»? '''geinuf.
new style of writing,
^p
Stylish, '^'^
V"''-
^^ ^T '^ ^^^^ '^^' ^^"^ ;^-t5riS'iI

yeung ; iu what style shall maau\ B$^ shi ^0011, G^

J&. shi lieng (in sense of
it be done? ^^1^^%
 SUB 496 SUB

cultured, polished), jt|[ a^ afi^ain subdivided into smaller

szp niun, "^'^/^ niun n<;a.
^
divisions, ^gjS|ff^S
Suavity, ig^ /ra/j-yau,
fjj;
/K^^ mooi (o tmi' fun
J\!>U6^ net 6«w //, 5pn^ wai '.siu ijcuk .

woh p'ong ; suavity of

Sub-division, /)>^ ^^^iu fun\
temper, j^^^jjlil^ van
Subdue, H^j^ sltenii -funk,
woh /a\
Sub,
p'i

"TC ha "TC ^ ha'- ^ $|J

/../. r/.^/^
^ j]g
,
hale funk, ^ 0^ p'eng
shuuk.
Sub-afreut, W]^ ^^e Bze',
fuuk, ^ J^ <7/f//// fuuk,
to subdue one's self, "^
to subdue
Subaltern, |e^ ^ mo /roo».
p^ //«/;

people by virtue, Jli^fgJ^

*^A'i ;

Subaguatic, subaipieous, ^ A i tak fuuk van ; to

Subastral, g ~fT Og^ •^^"5'

subdue by force,
]^^^^
J^ ^i lik fuuk yan ; to
ha ti,
5^1^ '^W ^""^ ^^^^ ^'

subdue anger,
Jjf^?^
'^^^^

3
no .

Sub-commissioner, ^!J^^
foo^ yum cW-aai. Subjection, ^ fuuk ; to

Sub-committee, ^J^^/«^
reduce to subjection, ^^^
//«<//^ 8ze\ chenrj fuuk ; to be in

Subcutaneous, J^ ~J\ 0^^

p'i
subjection to, ^^^ fuuk
ve.
ha^ ti.

Sub-deacon,
muuk sze.
^^ gij^o' Subjective,

tsze Va
g,
ti
Jci,

;
§2,0^^
subjective

Sub-divide,

fun i yau^
^ ifn
fun,
X^
S^
opinion,

subjective truth,
^ ^r=r

@J^@
Vf/ t^;

/soi^ /2<» ; each district is "ja" tsze ^i wai chan.

 SUB 496 SUB

Subject, ^ "JC shan-ka\ Sublunary, Ht^jin^'j shuuk

(people) ^ mun, (of ti^ fi\ -4^"|ihl]^'tj /'.""i sA«t^

discourse),
pjj |^ '^shoh- ^t,
jit^Ufl^l '<f^rn JcaaP tL

luun', (of ;\n essay) ;^ Submarine, ^f^T^^ tsoi'

-g* cheung- chi,

^Q t'ai- 'Iwi %i ti, ^igE'/^^
muuk ; loyal subjects,
^ shaang tsoi"" //o/ noi ; the

_^ Icung mnu : subject to submarine cable, V^f^^

headacbe,
MMkM'M ''

^im t'au tuwuf-^ broach the submarine plants, \^ Jj^

"subject to him first,
^ _^ ''hoi '~tai '^fs^o ; a

^S^SS '''' ''" t'ai submarine vessel,

j^Jj^^Q
/roA^ '*f'au : subject to ''hoi ^tni shuen.
government, § ^ |§ Submerge, *^*/^ i^n moot,
shau^ ^Z'(?o;? hat.
JJt ffi TI^ fp /'"''/ *^soi'

'"^Ai// rhmmg.
Subjugate j
^>' ^'-^ Submersible (/.^., a form of

submarine boat). ^;5|fCj^

Subjoin,
Jp^ /fa ^srt;2^,
^jp
^ M^ /rrt tsoi^ Sni hau\
mi ^slnii

Submission,
shuen.

^^ shuun
Sublet,
1^ [ij ^ tsoi^ ch'uut
funk :
|l[^

to tender submission,
yum''.
-Ix^ t'au hong; thorough
Sub-Lieutenant,
Jg ^^g V and cordial submission, 'j^
^fsuung.
tS ik *'^'"^ "^*^

^ '\li' ^''^'"'J

Sublimate, «??;;?^.
fuuk.

Sublime, ^;f^ shuung-taal'' Submissive, ^^ ^ fnuk-

a sublime view, ^^ ^"^ shuuk ; a very submissive
kin ; a sublime thought, people,
^t/t;2K ^*'""^

ts'uun cA/ mun.

 .

SUB 497 SUB

Submissively, jlp^^ shiuui '^ mo ./rt ; to subscribe

ts'unng. money, ^m /. //^n ngan ;

Sul.u.it, JK fi.uk gj gg to subscribe gladly, ij^^f'^

lok '!l(CII.

fiiiik,
]i\{^
icKt slum, ^V Subscription^ :^;2 ^'x//oA
"^ koiiif ^shaic, all nations fs^ini Ice ngan; subscription
submitted,
niaan icicok^
MaE
shan fuuk
flS
to
list,
^^^1 's-zm tsze'
;
/r/(7// ; open a subscription,
submit to you in every-

thing-,
^^]\\i\iiiMi^, /((?/ /'z/^u ngan leung.
sze sze"* sbium^ ts'uung we
Subsequent, ^j^^D^^ hau'
submit cheerfully,
''ni ; to

>[^>)j^ -^um fuuk.

loi //; subsequent iiges,
^
jih hau' shai\ ^.[-^ hau'
Subordinate.^ J\ shuuk-ha"*,
toi'; in every snl sequent
hi\\ "ji^ ha^ ^tanff,
~f. year, glttl^'^^^
•^ ^\''s/i(iu ha^;subordinate
tszc"* '^t.s'ze ^i liau^ Snooi
officeis,
/^^^ sliuuk uen,
nin ;
a subsequent clan?e
g ha
\

Suboin, ^5^
/won.

^mani-chuiiJr.
in a treaty,
^ ^^^1 :^ ^
Subpoena, ^A^ r//w^'
tsoi^ hau^ yup /V [foon.

^J ^ ^
A'rt

ya,i p^hc\ /o'

Subsequently, ^^ ij^ tsoi^

hau'; he subsequently rose

Subrogate. 7^^^ toi' f'ai

Subscribe, -^^ -tfll /«'/;« t'ai. to be manager, ^^ ^ "j^

J?:^
D.i -:^ ^•'<'"« mcng; subscribe
for, ^;^-^ ts'im t'ai ; to ''k'ue .s/;?;/^ wai ^tsminf/

subscribe for a Buddhist paan .

mass, fa uen, Subserve, jit |g hnunj-yeiuj.

 SUB 498 SUB

Subside, ^ k'eng, 2p Substantial, ^|g]llfi^ kin

p'ello•>^/^/^^
J^^
sik,
f^:^ ho^ ti, ^W kin sliafc;

siu hue^ '^Ji'cuim line add something substantial.

'iWc^ ;

the swelling subsides, )j^

:^'-^ clniung siu live ; the Substantially, ^{li| A'" Jroo^^

heat subsides, ^^:fe taai^ y..//, ^^1B§

tH(i!'
iK^S
it. t/ei/Ic^ Icuk 3/\^||^ taai^

Subsidiary, |Jjfj (•hoh\

Subsidi/A
Substantials, gPlg- ?w' leuk
1^]>X^ choli' 'i
-^^^ taai^/\
ngaii,
J^ Ji|J|]f/ maai foo'
Substantiate, ^i£ clteng, jj^
choh\
Subsidy. foo' choh' iCI^ laap shat kue' ; ^^
|jjj||j[;
:^^ Z;'fl^-^ kue'.
ffliflft^ ^'^x'' choh' ngau.
Substitute, (a) toi'-
j^
Subsist, ^^ ''\Q\.mgsIir/a)i//;
tso' ;
a candidate's
jjjjf

hired
to subsist ou meat, Jt^^f^
substitute at an examina-
-gg ^i yuuk wai leung ;
tion, ^-l^^l'^g'
toi f-^'ctmff;
to snl)sist on charity, ^U a oriniinars substitute,

^ss^ '/iwai; will

'^VM^'^'^
to^ yat.
do it as a substitute ? ^C
Subsistence, )jf^
P oo ^linu,

work as a substitute, ^C
to'' yat.

Substance, clnd-'Nii, Substratum, itiiT^J^g^

5Jf|
;}-yj-|^ ts'oi-hu', ^j?| mat; -^^li^hfi' kit shengts'ang
the chief substance, "/v'^a ke^ uai, J>..ll^
ha ts'ang.

taai /y// : all substances, Substructure, ^ /,

/,^ /re? J;',
n;iaan^ mat.
^i^^
 SUB 499 sue

Subtctul, '^~\\ c/iP ha

•>

,
t-r
JX. Succeed, (get on)
^bn\
Q^ fnk-

[fiuin, i^ yik, ^ funng. sheng, (follow) |g ^

Sul>Urfivj:c, ^p tsik ^hau,
i^ i^'P 'tso ; to succeed
at an examination, 1(^% i^
Subterranean, Snbterraneons, tamj foil : to succeed in

finding,
^.f|f ts'um falc;

will not succeed, '^"^Z^l^

tsoi' ti' ha' ti.
i'tbT'DSJ
Subtile, ^ 'j^ lenfr-oot,
pit j)at sheng

to the dignity, |||]

: to succeed

^ fsik
(subtle) 3:5 V/a^»<, :j^^'
mi miu\
subtle
^^ charm,
"^mun yui'

i^^
;
wai

_^
;

tsze'
succeeding years,
suP: succeed to
^^
a [(/>

7/////i foo.
tlie throne, ^BJ ^ tsz3

has no sou to succeed,

Subtract,
ch'ue
*J^
/i;^e\
Vraam,
|i^
[^
cli'ue
^ wai"*:

must succeed, jj^\ fj^ jn't

subtract four from seven,
sheng; to succeed late in
i -t K^ K
ch'ue aze^.
^^"^ ^^'«^
J^flx!
^^'^^^N
'"'"^'•"11 sheng;
succeeded at last, JL^^M
Subtraction,
J^ ^ ^kaam-
'maan wun'; sure to succeed,
faaf,

1^^
1^.^
ch'ue sho\
clrue ./?m^
'if^

sheng
Ut. r& ^ P^t "an?
sze'; to succeed in a

Suburbs, ^;^|* sheng-ngoi ; difficult operation, (lit. to

the patois of the western split a knotty log), ^$"^
suburbs of Canton, jftj
^ ^il'^ /"'^'^'' ^<ai^i ch'aai any.

(j^ sai Jcivaan ^iva. Success, ^it^ sui' sum, ^|J

Subvert, i^|§] Z'7>/;^-V'>, ^J^ ^ \\ taat, |l|l^;fi|J shuuu^

^J^ mit iit; to subvert a li""; great success, "/r^^

dynasty, !^J|/'- a'«^''-' ^teiuj. taai' sheng kiiuntj, ~h:j^
 .

sue 500 sue

war, luuk tsuuk a constant

taai' \vok ; success in ;

succession of calamities,.

success, j^ ^ sheiig iji m i^ Si ^''^ '''^''

/:2/nn// ; complete success, ^ sctaifj icaP: a succession of

^^
.

years, lik nin.

^pf^ll^niop^nP Uxat;

no success at all,
^f^TJ Successive, p^0^ luuk-tsuuk,
t'o faf' lik ; success in all

things depends on prepara- /s//t^ lik ; successive dynas-

without it tliere is lil^ ch'iuj.

tion, ties, ffi |)3
failure, f\^ ^ M JL ff^ successive generations, ^
lik toi'.
/J-^
/sr/A; kuip, j'cit m tmh
^ i^ci ^^^^^^
Successor, |g
fai

Successful. ^ 'hcim!/, ^ the successor reflects the

a successful candidate
taat ;

glory of his predecessor, '^

second or third
in the
portion of the
first,

list,
\l J^
% ip Bjl:
i^'i^' ^''^ ^"*

'/:rwn-leuk.
ts'ze" ^ts'iir
•
Succinct, fflg,
clmwifj ^tsUie
successful at home and Succumb, %, fuuk.

abroad, ttJ/^'fiHi^'^*'""^ Such, l®[ '/;:om, ^n lit ^^^V

yup ^hewig t-uuiu/; very V^'sfi ; on such and such a
successful, 3?C -^ m W. date, ^^»^aS
taai' "^yau shoh wok. mau
nin Suau uet
Succession, ^^ li'^ '^''/^ '
Siiau

yat ; no such good nsws a&

"^'^ ^''^'
that, fittffl^^ti
succession, ^M ''^

s/ifa"'; in succession,
IH.
iai lau' ; such like, ^i^
 sue 501 SUD

tang mat ; don't be in such

a hurry, fS^M^Cl*^ "^"i ^ue yiim k'i Vize ; a

mok sum kvp. suckling child, ^^"^^
•Suck,n^ tsub^, ^ shoh\ ^^ po ue ke* i.

'^^e y'^^ ^'*" not even Suction pump,

; :j:^ ;;]c f^
congee water to suck, i.e., f^'«M shui t'uung.

so poverty-stricken, ^^;5^C Sudation, ^jy^ cA'i«/^ hohn\

^Pj^Plp chunk ^shiii mo Sudatory, V^jj^ ^nuen fong,
taam'' haap^; had not a V"FV^ hohn^ yuuk.
mouthful of gravy to suck, Sudden, ^,^ fut-in, fut-in-
i.e., got no benefit from it, ke^ ;
he met a sudden death,

tak taam haap^; to Buck in ^sse ^liu ; sudden death,

^P' ']R A ^'"^' y"p 5

*o ^^gg ts'uet^ pai^ all of a

suck blood, Pmj]Ql_ rA'fl«i sudden, ^^^v[g] ts'uef in

huet ;
to suck out, p^hH Z:«an ; all of a sudden faced
tsuef ch^uut; to suck out
the poison, j^JS ^ ^ [i[ min hewif/ ngoh.
tsuet tuuk cW-uut loi ; to Suddenly, ^,fk ^^ fut-m-
suck in fresh air, P$>^ kaan; suddenly fell down
in^fit,^^fX^\^fs^uet'
Sucker, \i]^^ ^'up ^che, j^ in io ngoh'; I suddenly

^ piu nga,
^ ;;jc t^j
developed fever,
^^,f^^
k'lip shui t'uung. ^^ ngoh fut in faat^ it.

-Suckle,
f^^ f'cti^- naai, ^ Sudorific, ^ *^ |^ /<^«^ -

Pi 'ue po\ :^ pj^ shik hohn'-yenk.

?n/;i; to

-^ ue
suckle a child,

^S2e ; suckle their

^ Suds, 5C$;^C fi tso' 'shiU^

32
 ;; ;

SUE 502 SUF

Sue, ^ Jco, (for)

>J^
k'au ^ Id ngoh ; to suffer

to sue for debt, ^fl^ /^^^ patiently,

gjjjjj ^yan noi^
Cheung^, ^'^^^ l^o hinr' suffer for a crime,
^ ^^
cliaai ; to sue for peace,

woh
^ shau'' tsue ; prepared to

^^ k'au ; to sue for suffer (lit., the meat is on

a divorce,
^ |g fj^ ^ the block),

yuuk
I^a^r^^Kjt
k'au li fun shiie. tsoi"* claim '^paayi

sheung the innocent suffer

Suet, f^ yj 'jjaan-jau,
gj ;

ylj^
iu-yau ; mutton suet, for the guilty, ^ ;/^ ^^
^ i^ Vdj y^^"rt '^' y^'i

hum shik yuuk paak huen

beef suet, <^|^»^^ iigau

iu yau. toiig tsoi.

Suffer, :j^g* 'fai-^hau\

g Suffering, g'g^ shau'-yoo ;.

shau\ ;^ g Vra'-ngaai', inflict suffering, ^^)^ tsolc

(permit) J"^ c/«/?^;? ; Lis tsoi ;
to bring suffering on
feel in OS will not suffer it, one's self, ^ )/£ tsze^ tsoiy

;Ira ti S>
yan
S ts'eng waai
A^}j<^
f/<i/< tsoi.

''yan ; to suffer in Suffice,

J^ tsuuli,
^^ Jcau^;.

silence, ^^^ bora yan, will barely suffice,

-fH pT
'^' suffer krm holi ; it will I'usfc
n.® S. V^'>* ;

disgrace ^vith a view to suffice,

f^f^ f^f^ '^'^'^

revenge,
^.^iHfJL '^^"* lean tso"* M-; it will hardly
yuiik po^ clrau ; to suffer suffice, fi'Pj hin Jcau^'

from hunger, ^0L shau^ shai.

lei; to suffer from want, Sufficient, '^ /«« , ^ f^2m/;

10101 ^^'^^''^^ ^** to suffer is that sufficient, p^'^^

from thirst,
0^ /§ '^''"
^C 5^^ -^"om^ ^/i /iv/?/ mi
hoht ; to suffer from hunger. 712.' ? Not sufficient room,;^rfl
 .

SUF 503 sur

Jcaic^ ^^/iM; he has not got

Sugar-candy,
t'ong.
j}]i ^ j>rnr/.

sufficient to live on, f^ Sugar-cane, /^ c//^^ dark

ng
sink.
^ :^ 'k'ne 'm kau'
brown sugur-cane, ^^ 7^

^ ^^
^/^ r/<!r' ; small sugur-caue,
Suffix, fs,y Sui
^^'^"^^ ''^"''' to press
YSl^i
tsze j^'^^ tsuuk
tsze
,

.
tsip
bugar-cane,

c/ie sugar-cane dipped in

|g ^ c^'

SuITocite, ^^ kuuk-^^^e
;

boiling sugar,
^|g cA/
/^^ i/f'iy 'yuung.
A-a/ ;
eating his sugar-cane
Sunrugan, ^[j/oo^ a suffragan
backwards, i.e., the best
bishop,

muuk Si'^.
^|| ^ gfjj foo'
yet to come, -g^jpj^,^ %
is-

taam^ che^.
Suffuse, 'j^ j^^ moon yat.
Suggest,
suggest
:^5 ^ t'ai-'/»-;

u plan,
Sugar, ^flg t'ong ; pork >}^ g^
dumpl.iig cooked in sugar,
k'au man ; as circumsraiices

iMl'^fs wan Pan haam^

will suggest,
M.fX^M
granulated sugar, v|^
Jrin ''keiiff shnang ts'tug.
':|)^

shn t'ong ; refined sagui, Suggestion, gfj hum\ gggj

^ f^ P^^'^ t'ong ; unrefined ch'an shvet

sugar,
^fj^ wong t'ong ;
Suicide,
Q gj i%ZQ -shaaf,

cakes of unrefined sugar, [j ^ LnZo -csuun', pT t(^

^'1^ ^' ''' t'ong ;
fruit Lsze' ts'cung, ^^^ '^'^/»

preseived in sugar, fl§^ /'/n^: the ghost of a: suicide

t'ong Icwoh; sugar images

(carried in wedding proces- suiciuo by poison, ^i

sions),
^H§ '^/moirj t'ong. t'un/ciim; committed suicide
 SUI 504 SUL

by cutting his throat, ^l] Suitable, -^ j^ cheuk- shaif

\^ ngaam ; suitable for

tsze mun. wharves, '^ jjl^ ^.^ gg

hop tso' ^ma t'au very sui-
Suit, (to) -^ hop, ^ cheuk,
table, 'j^^'^y^
;

taai*
(a, of clothes) — flgj
yat-
yau lioh ts'ue ; not very
Pnet^, (petition) ^ 2^im ; suitable, ^ -^ ^ ^^
that height suits very well, mo mat yuung-'* ch''U^\

how suitable, pijft^ kom

clii^ ngaam loP; scarcely

ngaam ; a suitable match,

^^j- iang
suited, Pg ^ fig 'm /oA
tuv'.

ngaam ; a suit of clothes, Suitor, >|< ^ k'au cliBy

^ —8 fl^
^' ^^"^^' y^^ Ws^ uen ko\

tsaap ; does not quite suit, Suite, ^^ 7can-2man.

'^^'""^^ '^^^^
ffi^^'O*
j[9«i hop ; he really suited

my wishes, ^^^ i\j* Ae\ "j^ ^ 7"rto-tuuk,

g^
shat wok ngoh sum ;
you
^ ^koo-hi\ M^ Aa/c-

are so hard to suit, f^^Np^' min , P^P "^a V^f«^

i^ J^ Sii /lOWi' A-af/^i
Sully, Jfiy^ 2'i»i'-oo.
chaak ; docs not suit you

well, P§- ^ ^ 'ni cheuk

somehow
Sulphate,
^|^f^
im; sulphate of copper, B|^
lau sum
cheuk ;make it suit

(lit., will do for a gill if not ^^ ^tamn faan,

^ |^
for a peck) ^^P§^ t'uung lak; sulphate of iron,

S^ cheuk sJtc7ig 'm cheuk ^^ fsV;7/7 faan ; sulphate

tau. of zinc,
^ gg fj #3* lau
 SUL 503 SUil

suen paak uen ; sulphate ^*m shi 'shue it ; 8ultr7

of soda, ^ 0|j ^ uen air,
Kft^^g huuk it

meng fun.

Sulphur, 1^ 1^^ lau-wong Sum, ^^f" kuung -/wi^

^Wi^M ^^^^ ^^^ ^°"^' ^llj luung- tsumif/ ; a sum
(flowers of)
>f^^^ lau- of money, ^^ ngan
wong-*moot; sulphur pits, sho'; to

t'uunrj icai
sum ^
up,

sum
the
ff
total,
;

bitumiuous sulphur, •^^ j^ ^ '^tuwhj kuung ;

/pW^ 1'^^^ wong heung ; the original sum, 2Ji |^

red sulphur gaugue, Jl'^
wong
/pW
kiud
^/'t^

of
lau

sulphur, ^
; best

;i^
Summary, j^lll ^ ^tsuiing

luuk; the Summary Juris-

leng wong.
diction Court, ^y^^^'l^
Sulphuret of arsenic, (yellow) Hewuj ^Konrj ts'in
:^P^
;gX$
f sse wong
sliek wong,
(red)
IJlfE

'^\t
^
-^
c/irtrti^ nga moon.

huung wong,
;

^ ^ ^' Summer, ^ ^ ha^-/'/«; the

wong hion ehek.

summer months, ^ 2^
\iQ^ -kwai' ; summer solstice,
Sulphuric acid,
lau
^>^32:;!jC
wong k'eung ^s/iui.
, W^ ha-f///'; the early

summer, ^^^^^^^ch'oh
Sulphurous, like sulphur, -fpl ha^ cAi shi.

^ts'ze lau wong.

*^m Summer-house, ^-^ leung-

Sultan, 5^|g As'2/2/a; t'aan. *t'ing.

c , J
shue-ca ; Summit, jM V^h^; the sum-
sultry weather,
^ {j^ mit of a mountain, |Jj
 SUM 506 SUN

shaan teng; the summit of Sun, g yat, g||^^ it-*t'au,

power, 7^A'K^'^^ ^^^^ "ji^ (^- taai yeung, (to)

taai^ chi k'uen. 525 shacd ; the sun's disc,

Summon, -j^B-^j- cli'uen-7aV; fj ^ y^t luun; when the

summon the spirits to the clouds disperse, the sua

sacrifice,
^ |^ cliiu^
shines,

wao lei)}!'
^ ^J£ ^
yat; dry it
jroof
in the
feV??^;summon to surrender,
summon sun, [J®^^ slumi^ Jwhn; to
•Sj^ chiu' houg;

to

ohiu
au interview,

kini!'\ summoned him

j^ ^ dry clothea

\l\f]^^^Jjl^ shaai^ i
in the

fuuk; put
sun,

to appear in Court,
it in the sun to dry, ||i?tinl^
^fj^^
ch'uen ^k'ue sheung shaai^ ha it t'au;
JL'^
cloth wliich can be sunned,
t'ong.

Summons, 'j^^ ch'uen-;)'tV; B© # ^I5t ffi^

57irtf«' tafc

to issue a summons, \\\^ Jce^ po^; a pnrlial eclipse of

the sun, ^^;^4^ y^^fc pok

HJ ^
|[]
-g- chHiut fill lio\
shik; open and sun it,
ch'uut p'lu ;
to serve a ^^
summons, ^M. ^ ch'uen Wi\

Sunbeam,
Pi^BiS lio hoi lai shaai\

hvong she\
[T^^-j"

Sumptuary, ^ J^ llfi^ Aa I
Sunburn, B2§,^ shaa'ij' hah
yuung^ ti. Sunday, ^§^0 ''Wi-jmai -

Sumptuary laws,
|^ ^j^^lj
fa-^ yuung^ chi chai^. Sunday-school, IjtH^ H '^
Sumptuous,
sumptuous
^^
display,
p'oh -fed ;
j^
kaau
*^laai

.
j)aai^ yat hok

naau chong; a sumptuous Sunder, ^ ^?i ^^^ /"^^'^

feast, J^^ sheng^ cbaan . hoi.

 sux 607 SUP

Sun-dial, Jllfe
^''*° ^'''''"> U^aau: to snp with a friend,

011 yat twai, §.

yat ^Icwai. p'ung yau gaalc' maan
Sundries, R|iK(i^ sup-sui^ -^-^

il^Jsbap mat; sundry goods, Super-, ^^hicoh^, }^%\\mng\

^^^ tsaap foh^] sundry Superabundance, ^J f^^i V^*^
articles, ^1^ tsaap mat. ue; a superabundance of

Sun-flower, |^ (or Bf^^

heunff{ov, chiii^-) yat-k'wai.

j
Q ^ nee, ^^^v=\
Superabundant,
1^ mai
-^
^yau ue.

Sunken-rocks, Jf?gt/0'7-I ^^^'^^' toh, ^ Bbeng^ /i^l%

st^w-shek; sunken eyes, '^ ^.S2«<7c "^yau ue.

Q shum muuk. Superannuate, -/^^f) lo yeuk,

Sunny, ^(^\^ yat cAm' ^y^ shui %\ a superan-

nuated soldier, -^ fjfj ^

Sun-proof, :^S :7Il:
'^ ^lo yeuk ^^f?i^; a superan-

^«e<' yat hicong.

Sun-rise, ysLt-ch^iiut.
nuated
^lo shan.
minister,
^ ^^
[fj
-Sun-set, 07^ yat-yup, Superannuation, ^ ;^ ^
^. yat-lok,
^ jSj lok konf/. ohn %ngan,^[fn,1i;g
Sunshine,
make hay
^ yat hicong;
in the sunshine,
lo i t'ui /hi'.

superb
to Superb, ^va lai';
:?J5JJ2
^03t»?^ tsoi^ pt carved and gilded ceilings,

kicong shaai^ '^U^o.

Sunstroke, P|^
^ chuwig -
i^ tin wa iai' k'ap p'o

^ahue ^11pf^ chuung it, Jcum fin fa ^paan; a superb

Sup, ^ ?/««i\ [^pJJI A«a^?- edifice,
0Mi^M ^^
taam\
^/J> ^ ^gum ^siu lai taai^ ha'; a superb
V, -^ij^^ shik ^maan entertainment, J^^
lim*
 SUP 508 SUP

sheng in; she is superbly (scholar) yC-^ 0^ chhiung-

dressed,
fg ^ ^§ fl^^^ sze-mun; superficial learn-

kiie / funk kek wa ""mi. mg, iS# tsHn hok;

Supercargo, ]^ J^ paan- superficial work,
/^^f^ T.
Bheung , ~)\^^^ tQ.-c\?-];)aan, ^ ngoi' min' kmmg foo\
superficial show, V^^ fau
3-lil if 4^^ shuen sheuug wa; a superficial person,

koon 'li foh^ mat die.

Supercilious, "j^^-j -j^- Ico ngo ,

yan.

vlftT Pok hang', fj^ijg Superficies, ^|>^ ngoi' min',

ngo'
ugaan
maan',
/^oA ko.
^]X fij ,tj ^
^
J-_
min'
^7;m min',
sbeung',

^ min'.
^
Supereminent, ^^ f/<'?« Superfine,
S^rfj^-ffl •^^^
2/«"^

k'wan,
c/i'n<
^^ cheuk^.
pat sui , jQ *f" >

Superfluity,
TM Jl '"^^"5' sheung
ue fun',.
.

.y. ^j;^J^
Supererogate, jjl 5^ ^^ ;2
X[| laap fun'' ngoi' /^e f-aai^ toll.

kuung. Superfluous, ')^ ^ p. ^

Supererogatory, ^ ^[> C^f] ^'ac/i'-ZoA-Sio-yuung ,^^
fun' ngoi'

ngaak ngoi'
^/,
^ ^|, g^'j 'mo-yuung', ^^ 'mo-
f/. ^^^ '
she-^s««<A;
/ii il'L:

Supererogation, ;^^f^ZII superfluous characters,

^/i"
fun' ngoi' /ce kuimg,
-J-
m tsze'.

Superexcellent, |^ ^J- kek Superhuman, ^7^YM?;', jjijj

'^o* J^^ r/,!ej</'c uet. '1^ shan kivaai , [f j ^*

Superficial, ^ '^tsHn,
^^ ^ ^J ch^mit lie yan lik.

_J^ tsoi' min''

fau
sheung',
^ Superimpobe,^J|| _t./i:« sheung
1^ 7/2^e a.,
y^ fau,
 SUP 500 SUP

Superincumbent, "r^^(liLc[^ Jl sheung; he is superior

to me, lEg^a^J^ 'k'ue

shenng^ ii. yeng kwolij' ""ugoh ; revile

Superintend, '^ J^ hmJc- li, superiors, |j')}|

!' shamv'
(work)^ 'J^hiuk-hmng ^* sheung ; superior quality,

^ koon^shau, ^4*^ '^koon

J[^j^^
sheung^ 7;2<«; articles

sh/p\ '^tsiiuiuj ^koon. of superior quality, j^Q^

^f^^^
Superintendent, j^jj'^ kaam- '^ t'au ^tcmg foJi^; inform
tuiik; Superintendents of a superior, ^'X-^ pun ko';

the Pekin Customs and the superior mar., ^'-^

Octroi,

shuung
m^nSk #
mun moon knam
kwun
common
tsze; superior to the

herd, J^T^tf A.^^

tuuk; Superintendent of ch^eiik^ uct yan k'wun;
Customs barriers, i^j 1^ superior to the common
fa hvaan; a superinten- people, [ij li^
ch'uut

dent, ^tsining "^leng; chining^', superior talent,

^f^,^
Superintendents of Trade, sheung' 'tang
Jl'^/f ib
^*"""^ sheimg nang; superior
ffiiW^E ts'oi to,
^^
taai^shan, p;'J:{tf^;/^[5; ^ sheng tie-, your superior
naam ixik yeung taai' shan; mind, ||S;ra; she)}g' i';

Superintendent of Customs, superior officers,

J[^
"p]

Jr^ll^nl^
^^^^ /ararm po'; sheung^ sse; superiors -^
under a Customs Superin- ^ chcimg ""lo.

tendent, nl^~yC po ha\ Superiority, 0^ shemf, @

Superior, -^ ^cheung, titt* -^ wai ''cheiing.

sbcung'-V^o, (better)
^^ Superlative, ^ dii -^^
^/''
kek,

Tcang - ho, ho-ktvoh^, 1^0

j^^i ietSfiSl/k 1^*-'!^

t'au 'ta/ig, ^^'^

 SUP 510 SUP

Supernd, ^ '|!^ Q^ cliHu Superstition, ?5i ^i'^ B^

seng ti. Iceug shan chuung kivaiy

ts'e kaaic'.
Supernatural, jpf|{S. shaii-i\

Supernumerary ^^^|» ngaak SupersHtious,

tH '^ ^5
"j^f 'J

ngoi', ^^Uf)^ V" Ml mk-suun - koo - Icwaai ; a

^
ti, ue; the supernumer- superstitious race.

ary males of a family, ^^ sunn ts'e

^ ue foo; supernumeraries /i;e' yan ;

superstitious

awaiting appointment, ^^ doctrines, ^^ tf^'e Jcaau;

"^-^ ^yeung yuuk ^w?^'. superstitious ceremonies,

^
Superpose
^ Jh tip sbeung^
it^ fui tip,
ti^± 7<;e kuung tak.

foncf tsoi' sheung .

Superstructure, "pf^^^ji^
. Superscribe, ^^^t^jffi '^e.
'^^} /ioA i /iwi tso"" ke
tsoi^ ngoi' min\ ^jj^^ mat.

^^
Jh hak tsoi'' min sheung^
Supervene, tsze -cli% ,

g|^ t'ai ^foon.

;g,^- M Van, ^t#
• Superscription, ^ ho',
[^
'^^"^ ngaak.
W\
Supersede, IK'^^ fai-lme,
Supervise, ^JM '''^^'''^ "^^^

^jg
•

^^yi^iu |g
JCEd.
/raarn chi' 'li
pat,
)gg ^WM^ li.
/ai c/u' toi' tsolc;
,
(-^f^
to supersede a man, ^^^ Supervision, ^^^^
sze'; provincial
fw«<^ "^li Ze'

who will supersede him? committee of supervision,

^'^^M^ '^^/iartrt^ ooi*

tsip' k'ue yum'? ^tsuung kuuk.

 SUP 611 SUP

Supervisor, \^^^ /^««'" ^"^'/•^^ Supplement, ^ i^jjj Hm-'^po,

Z'oo/i li yan; sujiervisor of tbuuk po.

agriculture, ^^i^ nuung

Supplemental, Supplementary,
c/te7iff .

foo^ 'mi a
3 C
WiiG25 ti;

Supine, tsuu - s/iau,

^'[l]-^ supplementary treaty, ^^
t|:ff ^laaa toh',
\%^ ±\^ tsnuk i/mk\ j$}-|j
maan^ i'. foo^ yet</c^; a supi)lementary

dispatch, [I^i^ foo"" taat.

Supinely, toi toll
]^f^ .

Supper, (a meal taken in the Suppliant, m. j!^ ^ '^jnm

evening) jK^ ^ maan- k'au 'rhe,\\\l ^^ ^''«M^

7m^ \lie: ^^>^^^'] ^J^an

ts^aan, (the eveninc: meal
of the Chinese) JJ^ |^
k'au //, ^>[C [('O k'au,

maan faan ,
(an occasional '(}l^ fuuk //a^

meal taken late at night)

Supplicate, ^>j< *^^i^'» 1^'au,

^^ ye^ ^s'o/ ; the Lord's

W^ '^'^ '^^^ friS k'i
supper, ^^^ "clnip ts^aan;
''f'o; to supplicate favours,
to take suijper, "^^^
shik maan ts^aati; an plicate rain, k'au
abundant supper, —'"/^^^ ''ue; to supplicate aid,
>}<f^

j^ ^ >/at taai'* ts^aan

W) k'au choh^ to suppli-
>J<

maan shin .
cate forgiveness, >|< ^
Supplant, 3^1 ;5l pih-hit, ^ k'au s/?e\

toi\ ^^ ^u;ai hoi"*.

Supplication, jgJJ
clniuk, "^
Supple, Ip^ ^^•/2f -^sa«i',

^^^ uen shan. fo'/^ k'au.

 ;

SUP 512 SUP

Supplies, !gJ sue,

gj'jjt|a foo-ch'i; who supports you?

>S^ S/w/i kuung k'-up ke' ^-h^H k'^aaiH' mat shui;

mat; military supplies, ^^ educate and support, ^j^

^^kwmi sue; daily supplies, ^p kaaic' yeung; a grown-
up son must support him-
plies, tuen'
Blr tK Tit
(^t'uen) ^shui Snai. taai^ '^tsai shai kaai ; to

Supply, -gi |-^ kming-kHip, support life,

^^ S'eung
shaang, ^ p] ''y^"'^^ ^"^'^'*

p'ooi

deficieney,
jw; to supply

i^o A:'«e/!^
a to obey

fuung
and support,
yeung; to
^^ give
^;|^^
to supply with food, •jrlh support to the poor, '^

0^^ kuunij'^foh shik; to tsai^ p'un.

supply one's urgent need, Supporter, Oj[|^^ choh' ^chej

H^ '^ch'ue, /^ ^i«<??^ ; sup-

ku]); to supply loss,

^^Ji§ porters of the government,

jt70 cAi', BglJ p'ooi "/^o; (lit., beams and pillars),

a fresh supply of troops, ch'ne; a

^z^c 'S ^^'•^^o

^5-1] 2^ san to kP? supporter of the state, Ipjjf

])eii(j; a supply of food, ^i^ 1^^^ foo ku'ok^ che.

^ '^foh shik; a supply of Suppo-^e,

fj^;^ koo-lenng'y

money, l^^gi choh' ngan; {ft ''koo; i shall not do as

well supplied with water, he supposes, ngf^Efif:

7K ^L (0^; ¥) rn
'^^*'^^'
-^ij 'm ^jji ^k'-vB leung^ to

Uxiuk {kail ) yuung\ supposing that,

Jf 1%.
Support, ^^ >[^ sheng-chue , yeuk hai', ^'^^^ yeuk in;

(with the hand, or morally) supposing it is so,

^^
^i^ foo-chue^ ^^ H'ong yeuk, %^^ ch'it'
 SUP 513 SUP

vraak, fh^it' ^sze; I suppressed half and con-

fxf»H
stippose he ia sick,
^ J^ fessed half, ^ :^ ^ iij^

fg^^ 'ngob tok k'ue

Vail peng'. Suppression,

^ j^ :^ ^
Supposing, p till PaT 'Z-^^-
kiim^ aa^ kg* 8ze\

ssp-Jcaan, ^[] ^ /sia; waak, Suppurate, ij: |g s/man^

OUip ^^^'/^ "^ gg" Si F«1

nuung,
nuung
I^ Ji§ ^ sheng
ch^ong.

Suppuration, )j^ []^ sheng

Supposition, ^^^ch^ft^ sze,
nuung,
/J:
Hg shaang
nuung.
^^ liu^ tok ZV 8ze\
Supreme, ^ J- c/iA -sheung ,

Suppositional, J^'gnSJ ^i

vrai

tok
ti,
'f^^Dfi<| '^s*«<en chi' taai\ ^^ cA^^ ^.si/e«;
^/.
the Supreme Court,
^,^
Suppress, ^Ij^ man -aat , p51 ohit* ch^aat sze

t'aan-«af', SiM ch'ue; supreme power, "^

7ci/«i fl'ai ; to suppress a "A^fS '^''^^i' taai' /re*

smile, ^^ hom .?»u ;

to k'lien; supreme ruler,
_^
suppress anger, ^ ^^ •^ wong tea .

horn no^ to suppress vice Supreme Being, *3j*

J[^
and immorality, '^^^. Sheung'-rrtz'.

Supreme Court, ^-^ nip-

peug^ ynm bang ; the district shue, nip-^ch'ue.

magistrate suppressed the Supremely, -^ kek. -|-*^

posting of jilacards,
^^ shap
r/w^
/"m?,

supremely
;^ taai

ridiculous,
,
^
^i^z//n^ /vjj' paak ch^aau;
ShT^ kek hoh siu\
 ;

SUR 514 SUR

Surcbarcjc, (to overburden), Sigoh ^a(7??2

^ fli ^jt7(>

M, ftf ix. ^ ^^^^^ ^"^^ ^'^^^' 'k'ue ; to become surety,

toh, (to overcharge),

|^^ # Wv ^ tso' > ka;
^ Jca ts'in foh. stand surety for each other,.
Surcingle, ,B|f1i:^^| 'ma ^t'o

f-aai .

Surcoat, ^jT;/vifi^ ^^"^^* *^^^^^

Surf,
mi^Mm 'f:^'
''^^^*

t'ang "^yuung, -h^ yj^ taai*

long^
Surd, :^^2:SSi Vau k'i
Surface, min'',
"[gj
J^ ]^
sheung -min'^; the surface of
Sure,
^^
^ fl ^u'tm-to)uf;
/^'o/^shat,

I am
f§
not
the water, yK ^ '^shui

min'*; a smooth surface, -^

quite sure, ^'^^j^ min
^ Sigoli 7;<'c^ slium'' chi
/i;?ro;j^

waat min^; a rough surface,

,
\^ I

ko/c^; he is sure to get into

difficulties, fil ij^\

^ ^' /f^ff W ^'^'^ min'; surface of
contact, "l^illl ts'it' min';
Vc'm^ jnt 'yau yot» naau
H^ the lower surface,
to be sure of, "^t^ shat j^ [^
^/«i miii\
chi; I am sure he is now
Surfeit,
^ 1^ 8hik-fo^
^j]

^
5

Sigoli r/ii /c'oA; ^k'ue :A: #: "A ^. ^^^^"^

?/?r/n taai' shik
/frtw ^yau peng . ^X'^^^^,
Surely, —-^ yat teng', ;^ ijxim shik livoli to .

S* k'o/c^ 8 hat,
^v^ J^^^
Surfeited,
^ hn-'~paaiiy

#f§ V«r/K IUlu^ Igjg

Surety, (a) ^'^ |^ faam-'^po, "^^jc^rn^ Snoon ;
surfeited his

iWi ^ p'ang chuung ; I looks on.

6 m 'i'at

will be his surety, ^ i^0_ ^paau ^ngaan.

 SUR 515 SUR

Surge, }|;i
$p g^ long ^fT^lA^ Wong moon
Mi shi^; double surnames,

^ }g
poh long',
taai' long\
(to)
J^ % '^^ sheung
change one's surname, ^j^
seng^\ to

J'^ yg
//«?/«// '//«"'»//.
SMii jl>^
koi seng^; of the same

^
Surgeon,
/«^ in /'?a'' lok. Burnamo,
sm^\- What
{j^j fj^ t'uung
your hon-
°Soi' ia
^j^J'-JS^
/o/i i shaanff. oured surname ? jfj'
^
Surgery, ^[»^^ r\go? -foh. ^/mi se;?^\
^ ^^_ A;o

urloin, ^ -jig ^^^ mi- se/j^f^ my humble surname,

luung-p'a.

Surly, H^ maan, ^>'['^ maan sin seng^, ^^^ tsin' sw//;

seng' , j^ ^ \Taang yik, bet on the surnames of

long, Jg'^b the successful metropolitan

5£Jg A?/j/«.^

long scng\ j^ ^ AwM^iir graduates,

^mjlf^ ^Q^aai

po\ wai seng^.

Surmise, f^
W-uen tok, =j^ leung^; his
"^/'oo, ^jnj'
|^ Surpass, ^ ^ J^ ch'iu-

ch'-euJi'-l'tcoh ,
'^i^ uet-
surmises were incorrect, f^ cU'iH uet,
Sip
k'ue ng liu

^^
.

Surmount, ^^ .s7if«y ,
-^M ^''^'^"^' uet,

(7r/w ycw/f ; to surpass the

^% xM ^'''^^'^ -tal:-hcoh\

^3 ytj "^ /^aA';

majority of people, ^ »^
to fiurmount
''^^''^^ ch^uut,

difficulties, ^&
^^
k'wun.
ch^uut diKung^ chHu

|f(^ sheng' naan.

Surname, ^ Sf/?// , ^ slii ;

Surpassing, ^ s/^?;?// ; of

Mrs. Wong, whose surname surpassing beauty, ^^ ^^-

before marriage was Li, kek mi.
 ;

SUR 516 SUR

Surpassingly, ^ kek,
-J-
kok^ k'i hcacifC; don't be

^ shap/2m. surprised, P§|tfJ|.f5 'ni

Surplice,
^^^MM^ ^ho kin^ kwaai'.

^^
cheulc ke
^'^'* V/iJ<e

ka* cliong.
kaau sze Surprised,

(frightened)
J|^'J^
kbt'-kiraai
-^i^
,

shafr^

ngok.
Surplice-fees,
^ {]§ ^^
kuimg tak ngan,
^ ^M Surprising, jjr} ^ cW-uut-V-i ;

^ Z:<no?5' tak kum. it is not surprising, ^j'^P§

-fS kivaai *m ^aA;.
Surplus, ^^l] V^^ sheng^
^^^l] ue-sheng a surplus, Surrender, :^ [^ t'au-hong,

^
;

^g^ leng t'au ; surplus (to prison) :^ t'au-

land, ^i-jj ue ti^ lay by A;fM»i, (give up) -j^ ^

the
lau ue
surplus, Jg
^ i^ foo^-kaaii;

slice of
to

territory
surrender
and seek
a

ti'.

Surplusage, 3|l] sheng ; sur-

peace,

k*au
|S itii
woh
>!^ ^
to surrender
'^^^^

ti' ;
plusage in pleadings, ]^
own government,
ffi Jit % CS5 i^«^ shu'ik
to one's

^^6-'2e ohn ti. ^li t-'au Bheng, ^ fl^

/cM'ai fuuk ; to summon to
Surprise, '^| »^^ keng- ngok ;

surrender, "^^ [|^ chiu hong.

a surprise, (lit., a rap on
the head), ^' ^ — \^ -
Su'-reptitious, ^ sse,
j^
tong t'au yat ^p'aang ; to /s'lm', JSa Kofi;) om' tso' ^t.

surprise an enemy, ^l^ ^-r Surreptitiously, ^iJjl^jif^

l^ang tek sze sze tso ti.
TjLW^ *--^ /^<«02,9

to surprise a camp,
f^^ Surround, [^ wai-maai,
Pau yeng ; I am surprised g /^ wui-chue^ l^ f^
atthat,^;g^ig Vh \Yaaii ^p'o, ^3 wai waan:
 ;

SUR ol7 SUR

guiTouiul a lurking place, Survivor, ^-^-^ in rhrimg

\-he,
^^ ^ sheung*

^^
Surveilliiiice, ts'uun ts'ueu die.

cli'a, ^ ^jj
foiig «/irt«/, Susceptibility, >^ ^ gjf) i'

^•yf- //«///; xiiau. Vio;;i tuung',

^ gjf| '[-g i'

Survey, ^^ ch'a-f/^'fw/^ tuung' ts'eng,

^ ^j^ i*

to survey land, -^ ^-^ naap.

leunf^ to survey tlie
ti';
Susceptible, y^^ i'- /'o»i,
state of affairs,
|g ]g fjlf

^ /t/r'rti tok ts'eng yeng

Suspect,
^^ rh'aai-i,
^
to survey a harbour, ^^ '/imm!/-]ya\
fiJ J^^^ f>ze

^'
0fi 'i ^^"^'
5
I suspect

''hail slnim isHn ; to survey '^ >s,

IR -(g ^ jM' hai'

carefully, ^,|J| ^ sr// ch'a, /«m'; suspect and dislike,

sfilHW sc// /jo/i?i ; to survey ^^ f/i'rrra" im ; a sus-

a ship, "Mftlq lewng shuen. pected person, 'S]'^;^ A

Surveyor ;^ it!! W ^^^'"S-
liuh i ^V'' yan ; lie bus[)ect3

i?-koon, 8. General,
^H ^^
the truth,
jg^i^K^
k'ue chan he
^ Kiuoif/-mo -sze.
is
cli'-aai i

suspected of
to^;

belonging
Survive,
|^ yjj sheung^-oot,
to the Triad J^'ocietv,
J^ ^^
Jg^jji; \vaan-tsoi^-sA«/'\

1^^ sheung' s/ianyit/,

^ yaii sze i k'ue hai^ 6Ymw
^[^ mi ^sze, ^ "[% lau ha\ hop ooi' Ice yan.
Suspend, ;|^j. /'wr^/^ (stop) -^
^ meng* sheung^ in pa; f^- t^eng, fI-J ^ /^u'

clicung.

'»38
 ;

sus 518 SUS

suspended from the ceiling, Suspensory, ^=^ flj^ kwa U,

j;^ kica^ mat, '^ taai'.

tin fa paan ; to suspend Suspicion,

Jg, ^ sze-i,
^
work, ^m P^ kuiing ; to ^^ rh^acii i

grounds for suspicion,

;
you have no
•^
suspend from office, "^.^'
Icaali^ chi/c ; to suspend in a m 4
mo
*jc
koo^ shaang
itk -s ^ sze
'»

door-way, g|. ffi

H _Jl
to liarbour
^ts''ze

suspicion, ^
i

Jcim^ tsoi' moon slieung'';

fc^ waai i ; to excite
to suspend upside down^

'^J|^l» % k/ca^; to suspend

suspicion, fj^
U yeung' i.

waak
by a string- ^^ff #1^ Suspicious,

death
^^ ^^
under suspicions
i

cir-
;

yuung^ sheng tsai Iitcd^; to

suspend business, feXt^ cumstances, ^^3^"*^ ^^^

^ t'eng chi shacmr/ /^; to liai meng; always suspicious,

suspend payment, -fa
^ (lit., sees a snake's shadow
^ t'eng cJii ngan.
in every cup),
:{>T;4'i'fe;|^
Suspenders, |^^ foo^ tanP-
fooi cliuung she geng-. avoid
Suspense, :|i|^ kwa -mong ;
suspicious actions, :^
in susponse, ;|^j« ^^ Tcicfi' liV, .3

^^ pi im i ; Are you
i\ to uen.
ill';
suspicious of m.e ?
jj^ ^Bl^
Suspension, ii^ ;^ Inrtt' hi,

^^^ tsaam' t'eng ; sus- ^ Ife I# '"i *'^ i '^-go^

j^if ?
pension of arms, ^|^~p"
^ tsaam^ t'eng kohn kicoh; Saspiration,
^^ /i-^//; Z^/'*,

suspension bridge, ^i ^^ I^ ^ mok //i% Pg ^g^

uen k'iu ; the centre of mok s//c.

suspension, j^i^j'^ uen fi/]i. Suspire, P^ ^^foo tiqi.

 ,

sus 519 SWA

Sustain, (suffer)
^^ tai- Swaddle, to ^ ch'in,
J^^
slmu\ (be fit
^^
for) iffiiilS '» i funk ch'in
hak-toiuj, (keep up) ^'^
foo-cliue',
^ ^^ slieng- Swaddling clothes, 1^ po-,

cliue\ (alive) ^ ts'uen, the square cloth used by

:^^ yeung, [^ H^ hong Chinese for carrying a child

foo ; to sustain liim, j^ on the back, |^|;j)^ '^k'eung

'^ |g foo-chue k'ue ; to po ; just out of swaddling

sustain

po ts'uen
life,
%^^^
shaang meng ;
clothes,

min
jj^f^i^
k'euug ^po.
'chH

to sustain one's self, ^ —^ Swagger, ^^ 7i;'zm-taai

tsze snau; to sustain a

burden, j^"^ ^ faam hoh\
Sustenance, •^;^ //«w«-shik, S^rt<< tiu^ keuk , ^1^ she,

(daily) j^jg
-Jg-
kwoh^ oot.

Sustentation, :fc^IJi^ foo choh\ V«'" ; a noisy swagger, j]^

H ffl ^H .^at yuung' Jfjj^ ^ ^^'^^^'' ^'^" •s7iW_5' ; to

. chi leung. swagger about jauntily, :^

•Sutler,
ft !>;; i^ S ^ J$ ^tH^ in loi ^pacn hi(e^.

>£ ^ /ci^///?// /b/i sliik Swain, m^ t'in>,^^

/•saz^ ^sliiii UP pen (j ^che. hau^ shadiig.

Suture,
l^ '^ p fuung Swallow, ^
(a) ?^t *m'-
sheung ^liaii. ^.sz^ ; (to) -^ ~\\ f-un-%Si^

Suzerain,
'f^cU^^ V'' oo^
"^ t'Wi; cannot swallow
r/it chue. it, i.e., you can't impose
Suzerainty, '^^ wai <7<2/^, on me, ^l^^'^^^/lrang
'm Jcifoh' ^keng ; to swallow

Swab, (a) ^WH X-fut. a pill, ^ -fy^

t-im uen ;
 SWA 620 SWA

cannot swallow it down, swans on which the immor-

^P§^^S ^'u/i 'm lolc tals ride to heaven, "gi ^

keng ; it is swallowed, ^i wong JcimJc.

f^ ^ Pun lok hnp^\ Swap, (to exchange) j^^ ^^

unable to swallow, P^ ^^ seiing oon ^ ^ Mau yik.
—
,

it' sale ; to swallow one's Swarm, (a) ia^ yat-tui\ a

words, -^^ shik in ; the swarm of bees, — ^^ ^•

rock swallow, |^^ ^nb oo ^ y^^ kw'un mat fuung ;.

Hn ; the chatter of twitter- a swarm of insects, —.^^

ing swallows, ^nt^iJ/gU^ ^k yat kw'un ch'uung ; ta
in ^ue ni naam ; a swallow,
—-P^ swarm, ^^^^ kw*un tsaap;
i.e., a mouthful, yat

taam\ —-^ ycit fun.

to swarm with troops,
^^
Swallow-tail,J^ g Jlfl^ 'hi TS^ V^^3 ^^^3 kw'im
tsaap ; swarming flies,
^^
mi ti.

4"^ yeng yui^ this river

Swamp, iH \^ laan -paan^

iva 'tsze ; to swamp, swarms with fish,

^ |^
tsum'^, -j^^ shut im. JrI ^ 4 #. "' *^'i^^ i^oi^

Swampy, j^Hjt] ou ti ; swampy foA shaany ue ; the streets

jS^round, y^^ oo ts'e,

^ swarm with people, ^j ^
~J\
00 ha\ l^ffl ii'a t'in, A ^ A'^f'*' sheung"* yan foh;

to swarm up a tree,
Jf^.*^!

Swan, A';/<<A',
^ff| ^/n- Cheung shue',
Jg JH ;j^
-(il

ne:oh : the intentions of wild p'aa)i Sheung shue\

geese and swans, i.e., flights Swart, Swarthy, ® ; swarthy

of fancy, }r|
J| ^ J^^
face, ,^gO ^i»^!' min\

huang JcuuJc c/ii chi^; the Swarthiness, _,|^ ^ oo shik.

 ; ;;

SWA 521 SWE

Swath, —frM\^!/af on a cock'.s head in the

hong ngaai' 'ts'o, — tl^l] temple, 5J^|i^|J,i-g|TFj:

^^ i/at hong ngaai' woh.

Swathe,
SlRl^^' '"S"'' t'uung
to
\>X'wBZ'^ ^li liuc^ miu ''rhaam hai t'au
taai^ cli'in chi.
/rtrti shai ; to swear falsely
Swathing, p;f|i:2'f ''^^'oh

cli'in Are tm^ jg^^^7/shai\;g^;f(

Sway (power) ^^ k'nen-
/ron^ shai^ neu''; jialnt of

jmifj , ^^^ A'oo/i hat,

^ swearing,^

shai' uen
#15'S*4H
ivii(/ ahacmg yat
j^ /c/ro/.: ''tiiunfi ; under
one's sway,
to swear they would not
^p~T^ lia\

^y Hoon ha^gf |g
t-lii

stand together, ^ '^ it

jj^ shai' 'ni kuung laap
^lfl|f$ '"''"^ '^^Soh 't"""'
to swear profanely,
/«/t Sii to sway (to rule), §[,^
g ^
;

^^ ^Cheung 'koon,
luen' /<7«/ shai'.

Sweat, y=f hohu', (to) [jj

}^
chi\ (to draw from side to ch^unt-\\o\i\\ : I was covered
in sweat,
l^ii^ffi-^
{8S ch uung.
;;'/n^ '^ngoh moon slian ch^uut
Swear, |g^ faai'-s\m\ -^ holm ; to sweat from fear,

^ ^c/i'i sliai'; to swear at,

^ [ii '?P ^"^"^ fA'i«<^

DJ2,.^ ''/i«?//* ma^; to swear hohn ;

a cold sweat, Jjfe*-

before heaven, ^^ ^ OH '/P "^laang hohn'; to sweat

^^ /o/^r/ tin nieng shai"*: blood, if J^ liohn' htiet';

to swear by burning a written medicine that promotes

oath (before the gods),
*Jj^
sweating,
^ V"}"^^ /''^^^

^M^ *'^""' ^^'^^^ cheumj hohn yeuk ; sweating sick-

I will go with you to swear ness, hohn
Vl"^ cheng^i
 — ;

SWE 522 SWE

drops of sweat stood on his so^ ch'ue Jcaan fang ; sweep-
forehead,
HJl^^f ings of the hold, i.e., the
^i^fi
hohu yat
iigaak sheung^ "^jau

^tim ^tim; brush

last cargo-boat,
^^ so*

off the sweat, i.e., never

ts'oug ; sweep off, 4^-^ so*
mind, ^ — ffivf ^^^^'^'^
7i?^f ; to sweep a chimney,

t'tmng;
1/at j?a hohn^ ^')»E^ /'?^?/»// //?

sweep out, ^^ —
— fy ^
so ts'cng;
Sweep,
^f .so\ %-
sweep up, :l^Jg i^g so'
so\ (at a) •
;jg //rt^so^
— is 3t'
yat-so'-hvong ;
maai y^/^ ;'i//.

and Sweeping assertion,

^^^^^^
sprinkle sweep, JM
wa^-maai-/s'a2^\
^^ ^A« ifo ; make a clean
sweep, t.^., lose it all at Sweet, §[]• t'im, -^ ^m
once,^— ^Q^jg yat sweet oranges, ^ ;|'^ t'im

.
hok iu V/i 'k'ue ; make a ch'aang ; crisp and sweet,
clean sweep, — ^J|] yat
Icoo lacaat'\ all at one sweep, as honey, ® J-f p^gjf mat
—'^^ yo.t lioo nacnc, to chiip Jconi t'im sweet-flag
;

make a clean sweep, i.e., (or dragon-boat) festival,

|^
all at one fell swoop, — •
^ p'o tsif^; sweet-flag (a

M^^
j

U^^t 'mo"g 't(t rush hung over the door as a

csuun ; to sweep clean, i^ charm), ^^\\ p'o Jnm^; the

Wl ^' *'^' ^"^^*'^ tseng""; sweet pear-tree, i.e., a

sweep away mists from the beneficent ruler, "^^ kom
sea, i.e., to destroy pirates, t'ong ; to count sweet, i.e.y

tseng
3
m
C
'^ SO to eat readily, -tt* ^ ko7n

hoi fun ; sweep away shik ; sweet (seasonable)

all traitors,
MM,*, rain, -|j* ^ Zo;/; lum;
 —

SWE 523 3 WE
sweet and bitter, i.c^ Swelling, ^rhuung
J|| J)/^-

prosperity and adversity, chowhf ; caused a awclling

"^ ^ Icom fno ; II sweet by a blow,
f^ ^f yjv )|g
sleep, ^[I^ oJni %\m?. horn talc koh *Uni; a great

Sweet-basil, ^ffi^ Isze so. swelling, — .[»|| -T)^^ yat

Sweet-bread, 4^^^ iigauwat. t'nen //c//; pan ; a soft

Sweet briar,
^^^ net
swelling, 'JFJ^P^ lan^ pan';

JcHW fa, Wt^jl^ Ve

painful swelling, ^^ ^^
niooi k/rai^.
fang rhuung; a swelling,

^chuung;
Sweeten, vQ-filtB^ ^o^^ t'im 3^ 5g V«/?<»^
swelling of the feet, jltp^J

^rhuKng ; a swelling
Sweetheart, |^^^ /V//' Z« Z"^?//^

from weakness, j^)]^ hue

p'oh ;
/J>^ ''-'<iu setiff.

Sweet-meats (sold by hawkers chewig ; dropsical swelling,

Cheung^; to
in streets), JTJT^ ^<'"// TJC )]:^
•"''''?"

disperse a swelling, ^/^^^

ten// *t'ong ; a box with
sin cheung .
partitions for sweetmeats,
ts'nen hop; jar of Swelter,
;^ |f ^ Icok'^ cii

sweet- meats,

t'ong /cii'oh
^@ H^ gg
aang.
it^

s/i«^
la f§ r^
wun.
H Z/^''^
it

Sweetness, ^' t'im ; lost its Swerve, '^TFjM! ^^^^^^ cheng^

sweetness, i.e., lost power
of mind. \]^ ooi t'ong. 7^r/^ ^67n<?? k'wai
^??-i^i^
Sweet-potato, faan- '^kt/c ; to swerve from duty,
*shne.
y^ 1^ ^^ 9- i'"f
Swell, (to)
^H^ chumig-hi, tso 7W0/i fuu sze ;

(a) ^)J'4i <-l'0)uj-hon(j, -4- to swerve from the rule, "^

j^-jp taui -lea - tsze.
 SWI 524 SWI

the horse swerved,^^ ^ fwj (pigs' food), 5t]^if:fef^«'^

shik, Jtonff
"shoh ^-:t^
swerve shau .

i hang ; I do not
Swim, yau-'s/ii«, ^JJJ:
JjAl;ffC
from my resolution, ^il yan.
^
Swimming, (dizziness) jHfl^
'm hoi chi^- t'au-?mH; to feel the ground

Swift, ^ faai, gg /s'^«'^^'

a swift
whilst swimming, ^i^fe
tsuat-^.s'i/</Z;- ;
55?3£
'm-^' :i bold swimmer, j§;;5^V0
horse, \^ ^j M'i'
"^yuung lie yau to swim
^
;

swift motion,

tuung'; swift
Jf/j

as the wind,
/-^^j?

over the river, >|0 ^ '/^

yau Zc^ro/i^ *^/JOi ; I can swim,

Sigoh ^ooi yau;

?ic^'/0
a swimming jacket, '/07lC
li',
S in SL ^*'''"^' "^
Z^ yau '^shiii i; cork swims
fininii; swift of foot, j^ in water, I^P^^ff-MyK
'^'"^

'^-^" tuungV««'"'
M'KS, fan ue '.s7«a".

swift as an arrow,
As-'jijJc ;
Swimmingly, jig shuun\
as lightning, as thought,
shuun'' li.

hong-pHn,
Swindle, IIS
ts'ituk

mm
ue As//i', ne tin\ ue
(and run) ^g '^^ 'l^'-

.
mi-r^we', :g;,||U t-iuifin\
taam'
Swig, -js,^^§\ taai'
HgTfS ^^^''^ '^^^'^''*'' ^.^

swindle people out of their

Swill, (to drink greedily) ^ money, :^ A. ^ ^^'"^' ^^^

^ taai^ ^yum ;
(to wash ngan ;
to let people swindle

A
down) {^ ^ 'sal tseng'; one, Jl li[
'sheung
 SWI 525 SWI

yaii ton(f\ he has been Swing, (a) fjl^ /s'rt2< ^s'««,

conrnilctely ssvindlecl, ^\,

PiKI^ V van ti^^^^A: to hang and swing, |/^^
sU(ii'\ he was swindled out ^^ tiu^ ihx'fanff (or />»//'');

of it, -y^ {gH^ ^^om Vne aswinging frame, ^j^ ^|j|^

ZV; to swindle completelv Ab /s'//j ts'-au lcc(*; to swing
out of, (lit., to swallow about freely, :^^:^.^
evervthino;), §^ :gc k'eng iu loi iu hii(\ swing with
t'lni ; don't swindle me to the tide,
mmi^mM
that extent,
f^R^f^^ ts'ui ch'iu >7/2// ^/7ww

p4j-^ ni mai mjak ngoh tunng^; to be in full swing,

kutii' toll.
;
you may swindle
men, hut not the spirits, sheng^ shi.
Swing-bridge, yg- ;j^|^ ooti

lujalc talc yun, 'm nrialo talc /a k'iu, ^\^ fau k'iu.

shan. Swinish, '^JqBBJ 'ts'ze chue

Swindler, ^ .^^ paak pi' ti.

Icoh, ^-^'^ ts'eng t'oi Switch, "^piii; a fly-switch

M*
shek,
t! K 'i mo tu (made of loose horse-hair),

Ictnit; a inirefaced swindler,

^^^ yeng ^shaau Hsze.

^ ill 3fe
liicong kirii/1^.
IS ^'"''^^ t'au Swivel, ^ \^ ^chuen-suut,

Ayw2^^ fe/?^ waan,

'

"^Xir^^
Swindling, /r^r/m^ /i/i J^ '^(7n/^/? waan a
:jj^l|ji] .
^^ ;

Swine, ^^ chup ; a herd of swivel gun, ^ t^ - -«• c

swine, — ^J ^ yat k'wun ch'uung\ ^~Y ^H ^'""^'^

chue. teng rh'uii/ig^ ; a swivel-

Swine-herd,
chue che.
^^ ^ muuk hook,
ngau.
^^~f^ ^^naii^ ieng
 swo 526 SWO

Swob, 151 II: ^ slieng s/n' Sword,

J2 ^IJ V«-^'"'^', 7J
'''',
^ J'^"'; ^'^'^ ^<^g®

Swollen, "^^fa^t^'i/mii^g;
of a sword,
J) iJ] ^ ^o

yan' i ; an executioner's
bis finger is swollen, '(g.
(fu to sword
sword, g^ yj ;

•^^BE
^cJiinmg; my
'k'ue '.'/irtM

throat s\Yells
'chi
exercise, ;^j ^
^nio Awi'/

draw a sword, ^^ ^|j pat

with nige.,mm^±.^ lum^; sword and shield, _^
Sheung jj'§ j{|L /rt^'/i /(^ fang
mamj han /««;! 7J
p'aai ; the sword of Kwan-
ts'eung; a swollen abdomen,
a
|g 7J
^"'''^'^'"

^ ti, ^'^'''

)]]|
A'oo r/^ei<V; a
short sword, g^TJ "' ^^'
from the Wes-
young swell
a two-edged sword, "^ ^
tern snlnu'bs of Canton,
^"^^^'^
^ '^leung min /o; to put
iS^^S'^ff ^"''
to the sword,
a Jiooii ^tsai; What a swell
luuk to wear a sword,
you are! i$ptiap0^ p^ooi^ 1dm ; the
""ni Jioiii^ szf ^hol che .
sword-bearer, ^^ ^|j
Swoon, ^5^ s/i«/-wan, i^^ 2fooiJ' Jcim^ '^cho ; sword-belt,

M^^
mai ; to swoon away,
^""^ -^"^ •^'"'

-^
-^jj^
the sword.
liim^ taai

^"^ "^
; to sheathe

siJc

/"z^i Vo; to swoon with Icohn Jcicoh; the sword bean

-^J
pain,
ra ^^ ^'"' (Pongamia r/laln-n),
^^
tuimff' shut wan. to tau^ 7[C'S§ ^^^^^'^' '^^^

Swoop, (to)^ — ^
:f |. ;pf; it tau\

yat-])'olc - chacm-chue^ to Sworn, ^^ mang shai^

® ;^
;

swoop down on, i^\

^ Bworn friends,
/rt(7^'
?§
shai^ weng
^chaau chue .
 ;

SYB 527 SYC

wai p'aiif? S'^" '

8\vorn naain ngan 'teng^; wooden

brothers, $i ^j ^ffj
kohn ingots (pasted with silver

tai]

kit'
heng,

paai^ heng
^ f^% ^tai',
paper), j^^
I,]:

hollowed logs for carrying

oo 'teng';

pj gj.
j^ ^ t'luing mang heng sycee, ^J^j'| "iriui fs^in .

tai'. Sycophant, Q f,^ fig paak-

Sybarite, irj*
fe ^ «1'^' •'''""^' %>'-'ngaan, ^ ^jl
:^\
mill ue chi yan.

f/i* t'o. Syllabic, ^^Hfl^ /""'^ yw'»

Sybaritic, I® ^OflJ shi' «/<//;; //.

ti. Syllable,
^^^ /'''^ y"'", "^
Sycamore, ;{^ g.j ^j^^ fining ^^ /s'/^ ?/?/;n ; a word of
shue* hii^. two syllables,
f^u'Z^
Sjcee, fj>r 1]^ miiu-^ngan ^leung gum Jre tsze .

adulterated sycee, J^ ^^ Syllabus, 'J.aan leuk\

;

fjj§
A'/?^ *ngan ; aa iugot of -JZ^ taalMeuk' W- M-
sycee,
|gU ngan *teng'; m leuk .

a hoof-shaped ingot of Syllogism,

^l^l^ZB fjf
sycee, ,\^ ^§ ^ 'ma t'ai
I

j
luun' ^/</ t'sze.
f||||;S p
^^teng'; large shoe-shaped I
pin^ bum'' cJd ts'ze. ._ > I

ingots of sycee,

nen ^;o teng

TiQ^^
Custom's
Sylph, ftll A *'" .^^"' ^
;

sycee (at a discount),

^ Sylph-like, jji]

||||/<w^
»^ .*//? J^irufy

'il^^ /r//'Wif« heinig teng ; //?<; a sylph-

salt gabelle sycee, ^ ^Ijp)

like figure,
^$P (i^ # lau

^ im /fe20?^ teug"*: mock t'iu sl/an.

paper sycee ingot (burned Sylvan, IS-j^j^jvUSJ all lie' lam

in worship) ]^ a.
 ;

SYM 528 SYM

Symbol, 15 g: Z 4^ V'^- seung Jc/caan ; sympathize

»^-c7/»-mat, jiiu-i -Ice' ye, -^ with, J|^ *[§= f'u/^/?/ siVc;

7u ho\ ^ -^ 'piu to sympathize with one in

joy and sorrow,
ho ,
iAM •j)fL
''o' ^-'^^
^^^^^
alsfebraic symbols x and y, l^®A;2Sl°kyaa
^ JC tin uen, ^ j^ chi lok f/f«/ yan t/a' gaic.

Sympathy, [ij |f| t'uung-

Symbolic, symbolical, ts'eng, (witli sorrow), j|^\
^!]§^
ho^ //, ^^CS^ V'" '»o^ ^*'-

Symbolically, 0, ^^ 'i liu, ^1^ oi' lin, M ^U

])iu ho . ts'ze ^7i ; deep sympathy,
Symbolize, tjg" ;|=p ow Vii,
!^ii!) "*
tuung^; sympathy

with the troubles of the

Symmetrical, ;ij;|5
^^ seung- people,
^K^ffi ^^'"

mun chi yau.

Symphonize, ^Hl"^ ^oh ijUMy

Symmetrically ; lay symmet- ^/g- woh hop.

rically,
^^f h'ai" V/o. Symphony, # gg ff tRI
Symmetry, }|i0^ se«/'^ hop, yum wun"* t'iu woh.

fflSE «^»"^ i^"«^''' ffiPS Symposium, ^^ '^ c¥eung

seung foo^ symmetry in yum, $^^^ cW-eung tsue'.
proportion, -J^^"^ seung Symptom, ^^ jeng-tsiky

foe'' lai . (of disease)

^^ peng'-
Symp itbize, ^^ /^//? y^?', yeng,
:fg^ kaak kuuk.
Synagogue. '^^ ooi^-t'ong,

t'uung ts'eng; sympathize

with one in trouble, ^|S t'-aai' yan ke"* lai paai^

S ffl K i'uwuf Veung t'ong.

 y

SYX 529 SYN

Sjnchronize, [qj gi t'uung Synthesis, \^^ /^ t'iu hop,

Synchronous, [^ gj flfi^J ^^ lunn^ tmung hop

t'unng shi //, — flf pg^
yrt^ shi //.
Syphilis, ^ ^f ^ s^«"^-
^f«/7-peng\
Syncopate, ^|^' -^* shuuk
Syphon, -^ 'j^ /:oa; -t'imng.
sltaaiu/.

Syncope, -^z^ s/m/" wan.

Syringe, -7]'^ |^ shui-chit*^
Syndic, 'ggj^g ^/-^^'.

r////i; meng miuik, ^^ 1^ s/<m" ^///^^ t'uung.

icai lien.
Syrup, t'ong 's/nd,
fg ;;jC

Syndicate, -g^ IK ^ J^ j^ ^'(Y ^'^'"^ chiip.

i^ hop ^/coo fuu"* Ice^ sheimg System, '^^ f^iot -shi/c, (a

yun, ^^ /:2«m^ ss^. setof things)— gljii^

Synod, t^ ^yjj ^ muuk s^e yat-foo -ypuff -ton(f ; system
ooi\ of government, j]^ ^>
Synonym,
t'uung C
|^ ;g ;2
chi t8ze\
^ f7/e//^

faa^.
faat ,
^^ chi'

Synonymoup, |^ ^ t'liung- Systematize, jjl^ ha]) faat'

/"^a/,
|5J^ t'uung-i\ §^^^ ch^it\faaf.

Synopsis, ^]|[g A"fl/?i/ /rr/rtw\ Systole, i\^^ ;|^ |}|

jjjft sum
mak sA^ii shuuk.

«/«' taai '^chi,

^ [5^ Vr^^/r/n Szchuen, jZyjII ^^f' ch''i(en.

leulo.

Syntax, ^ ^^ mun faaf,

-ft ft' ^& /6-o/i;' s/r//f T-shapcd ; a T-shaped cios-

cAt faat'. si'^oj

"J' ^ ^^ ^^"y tsze'
 TAB 530 TAB

Icaai, T ^ 5S P ^^"^ table,

l^^tfc:^ shi' m
tsze lo ''hnv. ''yum shik ; don't shake
Tabby-cat, ^pg^ "'^''^'?' "^n^- the table,
p^ ^ ;f J 'mai
ngo
Table, ggg cheung-H'oi^jf^. t'oi ; census tables, ]^
^ cheulc -^tsze, (a spread) ^ ''paan tsik, pleasures

jj^ tsik ; how many tables of the table,

^ jj^ shik
shall be spread ?
^^^ luuk.

[^ /(!9i
*// ^/i wai ? table Table-cloth, ^^—-^^ t'oi

expenses, ;^|^ *^mai faan^ /^o"* y/fli{ chc'iuuj.

lay the table, ^g //(>/

Table ornaments, (small), ;ji^

^ r/if'^/Zc' p'eng,
g^ff
clear the table, wai p'eng '^tsai.
j|^ |^
^/irtz^ t'oi ; a table before a Tablet, j{^ p'aai, ;^ ^e,

shrine, a magistrate's table, (ancestral) )ji}|]±)j]^ shan-

^ fe k'nm t'oi ; an ^c/«<e-*p'aai; the ante-burial

octagonal table, or a four- tablet, ^^ -^ leng wai ;

sided table able to accom- follow the tablet to the

modate
on each
eight

side,
people, two grave,
^^
bring back the tablet,
foo leng;

J\ '[jl] j*^ [gj

paa^ sin t'oi ; a writing pi^ ooi leng ; burn the

table,

t'oi ;
;g ^U
a table full of viands,
'se tsze' tablet (at end of mourning),

— |M yat t'oi suiing^; a ancestral tablets,

^^ j|^
card table,
^ ^J^ j;$ jg leng p'aai ;
grave tablet,

V« ''chi p'aai t'oi ; leave ^^Sl muuk pi \ templa

the table, j^^ tablet, y^^^ shek pi the
§^ li t'oi ;
;

fond of the pleasures of the Imperial tablet ,

(set up in
 TAB 531 TAB

a temple), -^ ^ j\i^ ^ chup fid, J£^ Cheng" fut;

ch'eniig sliaang luuk wai"*;

travellers' talk is as public

inscription on a tablet
^
as a tablet record, ^ _|^ y;w?; ivory tablets,
^^
tf A p fi n ^-'
nga p'aai.

sheuiiK^ hang van ^hau ts'ze Taboo, ^fh Z'?/m' VA/, *fc

pi; tablet with inscription, ^ /r?^;n yuung .

coronet worn by women, Tacit,

^ ^ =^ mak put in ; tacit

i^ ^ waang ngaak ; a
consent,

Taciturn,
^^
§, )^%
Vi?/e.

'm-
tablet held in the hand at 5f^
toh-ch''uiit-shiing.
audience, -^ i^ shaii
Tack, (nail) ^jt" f''"ff-^t.tm\
^jiaan ; tablet (stating num-
(.on))^J£naai'-e\me\^
ber of inmates) hung up
-^ ^rM/''-chue , (in sailing),
at house-doors,
:g^ f^ j^ ^ ^ ^/nien-ip'nimg, j^
p'aai moon ch'^aa/c^; a votive
^ /jv^i-p'uung ; dogs' tails
tablet,
^^^ pin ngaak, tacked on to sable, i,e.,

/I^iS P''^a' V'^- put up a incongruous,

^^ JS ^M
tablet j[^(^ sheung ''jnn,-
^^ /rrn< mi tsuuk fiu ; go
tablets of white quartz- on the other tack, ^. .^
powder, Q yj\;
;jl paak ^chiien p'uung.

hi/i tszp ; the family tab-

Tackle,
^^ /n.jnung\
Tact, y^ gS f//t^-mau no
f^li^ moon
:
lets, p'aai;

the shrine-tablet of an
tact,
^ ^ III roo I'lap

ancestral spirit, fi^ ^

k'up, ^% Wl\ iS& % Sau
ngaan mo c/nie ; a man of
shan wai hold
; a tablet,
tact, B)] g ^ meng 'li

i.e., hold office,

|^ ^
 ; —

TAG 532 TAF

Tactics,

Jai
H g,
yunng''
/'o-leuk,

study
^
]^pi)f/ ;
every one has a tail, -^
tactics, ^•;^^ hok mo
rgai
'mi ; head and tail, v>., first
Tadpole, "S ^ ^^ lai-
and last, "j^^ 5///^a< 'mi,
hamg-*ne, t^^ff ang
ong ^tsai; tadpole char- IS >^ t';ia mi; \^c^g the

acters, foh ^tau tail,

fj|g^ jiw^''' mi pub
$J'4fei-^ ;

mun, $7fi|^.^^
mim
Tael, ^
tsze .

^It'irng; two
foil ^tau

taels
the

5fe
/^/jj
Jl
tail

mi :
W between the legs,
'mi- !?§

seize his tail,

^
^M
of silver, pijl^^g ^leung ^miufM
k"ue Arti^ feiig; ox-tail
^'"^^
'^«"'*

soup,
leung *iigan ; ten taels in

weight, -|^ iP5 1 S shap

Icung ch'uuiig- ten taels tail featiiers of a peacock,

make one ingot, (mot.), six to ^^M^-j ''l^uinig tseul^

half-a-dozen, -^i^ mi leng ;

you can't make
-f-pH
shap "^leung yat teng^ (1 a horn of a pig's tail, or,

Tael=579.84 grs., or about you can't make a silk purse

1^ oz. silver). out of a fiow's ear, (Jit.y

/runi\ ivory does not come out of

Taffeta, ||
Taffrail,
jlgflfg M shuea a dog's mouth),
^ ;^/^
*^mi sliik 2^f'f'i>f.
tti ^ft P tseung' nga pat

Tag, ^ ^^ $f r^'^^«^ taaf ch^iitit kail ^hau.

chum. Tailor, ts'oi-fuung;

gj Ijl
Tail, ^ 'mi, -(j^ ^ t'iu-
S^TJ^f"^ ts-oi-*funng lo %

'mi, (cue) ||^ jt^m; grab a tailor's chalk-bag, ^

him by the tail,
^ ^^ '^fiui toi .

X.
V.
 ;

TAI 533 TAK

Tailor - bira,
^
X-^ J| .1^ •to^; take up ink (with the
hmni- foo- niu. brush),
^J ^ t'im mak ;

Taint,^ iin,'*^^^r//im- im; take me for a fool, *^^

tainted ^ith worldliness, ;^ /o/?^ ngoh ngoi ; take
up water in the hands, \^^
ts'eng a tainted reputation, /a?<rt-SAM/; take a
;
D^^f^
^^ ch^au meng. mouthful of tea, nlflPjH^
Take-H^Vo//.:^ ninr/, nim, haap taam ch'a ; take an
:J^
(seimg, ^J 'ts^ne, airing, i.e., cool one's self,
»(f }JJ
yw, ^ *^k'aai, /c'arti', (up) p:^ ^ ^'^'^^ leung ;
take

^ clnip, (an opportunity) the breast, [^ ^ c/h^^^'

^ ^(^ sbing-A'A ; take a nin ; take your own time

little more, |lg- \^ ^^ over
'
it,
'
-ft # |ffi
f; ^f
ngaam ti tim ;
take it
i.

tso sze mo 7
Icup
5
maan ) ;

down, and do it over again, take out of one's wages,

^l] m^ ^'^'^^^^ /c?«/«<7

tso^ kwolt' ; take away the ngau ; all but taken in,

(peacock) feather (as a

% Wi ± '^ ^^^«^«^ ^*

censure),
:^^t£^ P^<^ *^sheung to??5'^ take me-
hue^ fa •leng ; the bravest dicine, -^ 1^ shik yeuk,
take the lead, ^^[rJU H^^ fuuk yeuk ; he takes
^f un yuung heung^ ts'in me for a fool, '(g'g'fl^^
take a concubine, ^^ W^ k'ue tong ""ngoh pun^; take
naap di^tiimg ; take away a little, ^ *^-
U^ ts'mg
that eye-sore, igci^iR^ W-eng ti ; take by the hand,

^J paat Ime^ Sigaan chuiing ^ -^ c/«//^ s/<^?< ; take

teng ; take a measure of it, one off for a walk, :^ y^
S.— ^B, t°k y^^ t'iu Hj f^f ^'^*' yan c/i'2/?<^ /rrtrt/;

34
 ;;

TAK 534 TAK

take upon one's self, take off one half (of the

Y ^ me *"sbeung shan ; i^eight),

UJ^ —^ Vi:artw

I won't be taken in by you, y«^ kuet ;

take hold of the

Peng ni Pii>ii'; take the

handle,

cha chue''
^HMf^m ko/i t'iu }Jeng^-

law into one's own hands, take an exact copy, i^SRlj^

my fists are bandy, the

{Ut., •^ — ^ ^^^ ^^* ^''^^^^ 2/^^

lawisnot),^5|^jg:'g *yeung^; take over an office^.

IfJ'^^ k'uen t'au tsoi^

^ i^ tsip^ yum^ take

'k'an Jcoon foo tsoi uen; over the seals, ^ffl tsij/

to take a wife, ^^^ ycin^-. to take delivery, ^fe

is^ue^ sail "^foo; not to be i|^ Utp shau, ^'§: tsij/

taken in, Pg^A^S ''" shau , ^^y\ ^^''P^ y^H^ 5

^^

shau yan sup ; take it off take in hand, :^ -^ fs/}?^

irith a bamboo, 'f^'^^ s/irtw ; to take orders for

•jB in, chuuk '^Uu Vue work, i.e., to contract, ^^

take the portfolio under :^ sheng tsip ; to take

your arm, ^^ ^ ^^
take the fee at
kip ^^^5 J^ lii
off or
^^''^''^

away,
dt'-uut ;

shue kip ; to take ^(

gambling, j^ Jg ch'au ^ fe'2/e /ii^e ;
to take

t'au,
^ ^JC cli'au shut ; publicly, i.e., fairly, ^'^
take a little leisure, :^|^ imiing ^ts^ue ; take secretly,

ch^au haan ; take it with illegally, ^J^ s,s^ Vs'we;

the sleeves, i.e., take it take your choice,

1^1$®
reverently, jg|^ '^k(^' tsaxi^; ts'ui ni pin''; take out to

to take up rubbish,
^^|^ ning
•^^T, Wi\'i:mfL
fut laap saaj/; to take clihait Ime^ shaai kohn ;

in sail, ^kaam kis baggage takes up too

J^ IJJ^ "^li
 TAK 585 TAK

much room, fe^lS?!"^ take time to do,

^^
^j^ tak haan c/i/'' tso^ ;

hang 'li yiiiing^ tP fong to take along with tea,

55^
Paai^ toh: take off the cloth, ^ .suuiig' ch"a ; to take

tg,Kj M iS ffi '^"'

^'^ leave of a friend, ^-^
kok faai.^ jfi) ;
you may take /tm «////;/ ; to take lea re,
away a man's life, but not
^^ ko' ts'ze,
f^ ^Ij
his good name, ^B. ^ 'l|^ ts'ze pit ; to take a bath,

j^ ^ mi shan ; to take

tak seng meng^ tim jjat share or part in, ;^ '^

tak ts'eng meng ; I take it 'yau fun^; to take place, ^:
jou are wrong, ^^fjt ^'J ''hue hang; to take the

?^ ngoh fonQ 'ni hai^ field (in war),

|^ ^ hoi

is'uU^; whom do von take Cheung"* ; to take btock (in

n^e for? jS^^^^m^ business),

|^ ^ ch'ue
'ni ^0/?^' ^ngoh shi shiii ; foh* ; to take wing, ^-^
to take a cold,
^ J^ fi hug' ; I take it, z^ |^
sheung fuung,
'laang
'^
fuung;
-^ ^ ^M
take
ngoh
down
tai
evidence,
tak ; to

shmnifi to Jh
take fire,
^^ clieuk VoA; p-^ sheung haukuung;
to take the place of, /[-^ to take counsel, ^ -^
7^ toi' i'rti ; to take a sheung leung ; to take
turn in the garden,
^^ exception to, pS pb
^^
^ ^ —"^ tsoi /« ueu 'm chuvng i : to take
hang gal chau\ to take one notice, Jg *C1> fg {£ lau

thing with another, ;;^^^ sum h't chue^; to take care,

aj* laai ^cW-p Ica'i ; to take -sm sum-, to take

>J>'C1^
the liberty, |[^ horn ; to to one's heels, ^ isazi
 TAK 536 TAL

s^ajiv/ /; to take a man's

'i wai,
to take for, lik"^ !

{^® toi' 'tsHie; to ^ A 21 W

take word,
in; to take to task,
-^^^"^^

yan clii
to,.fjJ;,gueti'; to take in

a newspaper, ^5^0tH
^^ ma cliaak .

^ Snaai ^ts'ue mun

sanS#S Talc,

shek.
wan-'mo-

'cM; to ^
take tea, -ffe
— :^-^ Tale, (a) ya^tuen'-
^yum
^
ch'a; to take a seat,

*^ts'oli; to take a look

^koo', to tell tales, ^^
at, ^ '^ hohn^ yat
Tale-bearer, p g^ '/*««^-s^o^-

to take a criminal,
Jiohn;
Talent, ;;^ ts'oi, gg^ nang
W-^}^ chunk faan'; to take
A-o/in', yj" ^ ts'oi /;:oArt\

by force, ^^M ^'^"°S TJi^ ^jjoon sze'; hia whole

^ts'2ie; to take in tow, jJI

appearance indicates talent,

3^ ^yan toat^ to take — ^A/t' y''^ 'p'"' y^""

^ Im 'li;
ts'oi; talents, ^^^ tsse
charge of,
f^ kaak^', without any talent,
down scaffolding,
to take
^*^*» shue mo
^WJ^ t7i'fw/c'

him for
p'aang

an
^^won sze'; the highest

lea; I took t^^^^*'

talent, $fiTl*.W
official, ^i^M"^^ '^teng ts'uung meng; extra-

*^ngoh ^koo ^k'ue hai^ koon; ordinary talent, ^^ ^'e

ts'oi; a man of great talent,

to take liberties, ^^^'flcS
pat i *^lai; to take rise, ^ '^shau ke^ yan.
"hi, ^ yau;

(as
to take to

opposed to a Talisman, ^ foo, Ig^l^W

business
profession) ^^ ^g^ tso
k^ue ts'e foo.
 TAL 537 TAL

Talk, ^ L'aain, ^ Icong^ I

chat kuon Icouy, senseless

^ wa ; holy talk with a ^^1^'

sK ii "^ "ij^'i^

^P
I

wicked heart, i'^ ngaam^ wa^; idle talk,

^
*ti»
f^t V<aM she ^«//^; talk ^P paak ^/<rt/ V^rtw,
^
till he is convinced,
^^J 3J haan wa\ g^ |^ haau
t'aam; don't talk so much,

all talk (false hopes),

^'' *'"; abusive talk,

i^
^-
W^^^
tsui;
Si
interrupt in talking,
mofoA
Y[lj

P IS: ^ /^'«''^'
Jil^ ch'aap' 'f.wi; filthy

shiiet^ wa^
maan wa
wild talk,

to
^.
talk
'

talk,
iR ^ # qfE long^

ggf ;
ue fa in; glib and specious
wildlv,

^kong;
^^^ us talk
A'z maan ;

talk,
%\l\^k^^ li^ '^^"»
let it over,

I^ i* ai ffl
t'uung Si
/a nga; to talk learned,
^
chum chum; have you been -J'HP< ^'^^ tsze ngaan;

talkinir with a ghost? it loud talk, ^1^ A-o t'aam;

^ ^ P^
^kong mc;
kuung'
the hum
^Icwai random talk,
gg^^-t^^
of wa pat t'au /.:/; it is

talking, Plil^l^ Dgol difficult to talk with the

leng leng; talk like a book,
people of Hoo-heang, T^
^^ ^S. ^^°^^^ i^^^ mak;
IPP H
|a ^ oo' heung
street talk,
J
_
^M ,tRj B^ tic naau ue in.
kwoh k'iu «Aj/('/ wa''

incoherent talk, ij=, „„ ,

Talkative, ^'^ /w - ^o«^,

chim ^ue; lewd talk, |^W iijr ^W ''" "o^ yewj.

waP in; talk away (must toh Usui,
^p
have his say), ^ toh hau.
 .

TAL 638 TAM

Tall, 0jJ:o, ^^i0jshan^ Tamarind, ^^ -^ suen-^tsze.

Pai-ko; a tall person, |^ Tamarisk, ^

^^ |:^j) shui-

K ho yaii; tall talk, E^ 52:t>-"^lau, ^^ iflj]

/^oow

SP B^ pi clieung hoi kue ?/H»; lau.

''hau. Tambourine, .^j§I n^ taan-

Tallow, ^pyj fA/-yau, (ox's) min -'^koo,

^^j^ V*'' ^^^^>

4^Vttl "S'^» yan, (sheep's) ^fc^SS ^aa/^ p'eng Vcoo,

^Vft yeung yan, .^ ^g

yeung chi; vegetable tal- Tame, ^ shuuk, ^^-^^
low,
:ff^y^ ^k'au yau,
yau; tallow candle,
J^ Veung-^r?/c-shuuk,

shuun-sbuuk, ^^^shuuk-
^^
vffi p'i

'^yfij/l'^ ngau yau chuulc. sheng; tamed animals.

Tallow-tree, ;^ fl0 7J^ oo- ^^ ts'nun ch^uuk; a tame

k'au-muuk. tiger,
ill it ^£ts'uun
Tally, (a) % cb'au, (to)
f^ shuuk '•lo foo; a tame bird,

^ foo-bop; to tally with, 111 WTu t^ ts'uun shuuk

J^ ^ foo ooi'*; the sun Siiu; be tames beasts and

and moon tally (auspicious), birds,
n^mw^.Wi
H Jl k" ^ ^^ yat uet bop

ue bcuk^ shuuk
'k-ue kaaii' shau^

cM yan.
Tallyman,
^^m%Z |^ Tameless, ye, J^ shaang.

^ j^
cb'au Jce^
foli'

koon
ts^ong

tint'.
shau Tamer,^
haau
f^f^ilf^^SA
shau ts'uun shuuk
Talon, chaau; to tear /ie^ yan.
Jf^
with the talons, H^ '^^ Tampering, -^^ s^'^«« ^<'^.

chaau sut'. Tampion, ));^^|^ jfaaii* chat.

Tamarind preserves,

1cau tseuncf
j^^ ^ Tam-tam,
pin ^koo
'Jx.^W,^
meng.
^^^"^^
 ,

TAX f)39 TAP

Tan,
^fj JJ:
siuYh ft & Tap, :tTj
/''''^'^'^'' C'^'t ""^) ^
Tan-vat, fg _g^ J^ m p'i Tap, (a water) ^p ^s//J«-

ch'i, *g; Jj. ^ /««»«' p'i ^hau; to tap at the door,

Jcont/. i^ P^ j/««^' moon, ^

TaDg^ible proof,
^ |^ rktqy- P^ A</«?< moon; to tap a

hie , ^ /(^ '^pa-pmg^ ',

no tree,
^&^ t^i '&
tangible evklence, ^-IP^
chhnit to
j^ KlE '"^ ^''''^^'' killing /b;/_^' chiq) lai;

cheny . tap for dropsy, ^'^^

Tangle, ;|5
^ ft /^n fun 1^ /on/ cJi'iien ^koa

laen'; why is it so tangled ? cheimg\ ^^W<A< ^'"'^'

^koo dipung^ shuL

•fe Ife ffll SL '"«^ *'<'''

Arow^ Inen'*. Tape, :^^^ min-sha-

Tank,^^'^ sliek-eli'i; water- taai^; tape and thread shop,

tank, -hryK^^ taai
- 44TJ" C
^sliui

kwai
>
IS
Taper,
^ £18 '^'
^^^^'
P'','

(candle) /]>» j)^ ^^'i^

/i:o;?,i7, prj'^/|^ s/itw"

&^ ch'i t'ong. chunk; tapers curled in a

Tanner,
J^^ p'i-tseung . flat coil,
^Hf laap 'j)cng.

Tantalizing, gg ff ^ gff Tiipe-worm,

J|] ^ ooi-

lum-cban -in-^t'uen. ch'uung.

Taouisni, 5^ ^ to' ZY^«n^ Tapering, ^ A-<//»,
#gf| lum
the fairy land of Taouism, li,
^ §1 g| V5///i /oo«'

M -^ LU ^^''"^"^ ^""° ^/ooi'; tapering fingers (lit.,

^ |^
shaan.
skill in the
A;«*aw

secret arts of
/con^^r; lily

nga,
sprouts) ||^
i^ »g*:j;'f 's/wn
'ngau
kivut

^ fj '^
Taouism,
hang' shum.
to' niu,^^§ts'u/chi;taT[>evmg
end, /j''^^ s^aa«< moot.
 ;

TAP 540 TAR

Tapestry, ^^ fa chin. ^hau shut' tsaJc ; export

Tapioca, g§;;)|t ^^^" ^i^i- tariff,
tilPlSM'J f^^'«"^

Tapir, ^^ mak, ^^ paak /i«2< shuP tsak.

Tarnish, -^ ^ shat-kivong.

Tar, Pg, ^.§vft i;rt-S»«-yau; Taro, ^B^ oo''-*t'au ; mealy

to tar, JtPE'^Syft 'sheung taro, W. ''fun kot' ;

2m ''ma yaa taro leaves, ^^ oo' ip

Taraxacum,
kuung ying.
^^^ P'o to roast potatoes

i.e.,
and
secret selfish enjoyment,
taros,

Tardiness, j^'j^g ch'i maan\ ^ ^ fp -^ ^^^ ^^'^^ ^^

Tardy, ^ ch'i 4^ maan . oo\
Tare and tret,
^^ mo Tarpaulin, PE^.§yfi^ 'pci

chuung' ; deduct tare,

^ Syia yau j;o\ yg ^ yau
^ ch'ue mo ; extra assess-

ment on tare and tret of Tart, (sour) ^ swen, (pastry)

certain articles,

how much
^^ f^ ^^
^^ min shik ; as tart

lean ; tare is as an orange, :^ \^

there, ^^^ /a'^ch'uung ch'aang kom' maan.
^uen. Tart-fruit, ^ J lo""- /i;?t'o7^.

Tares, ^S^ pai' ; cockles and ^^^ .swe?^ ''kwoh.

tares, |^^^ t'ai pai . Tartan, ;Pii^ k'i-p'oon-

Target, fg -^ \m-Hsze,
||J

f^
sh;^ ^/.,
^ g| fom^ Tartar, 'j^ ^^| *^Moon-cA«?<,
to. ^ -^ Muuug-Vwo, Tar-
Tariff, yg ^ 1^ Ml] V^^i- tars, ^^-^ taat tsze.

Tcwaan shut' tsak ; '^ ^^ Task, 32 1^ kimng-folv' ; an

A;a^ ts'in fot«;i ; import easy task, g,§c4}lL^
tariff,
^ p ^M"] J"P i^ tso"* ti kuung foo\ to
 TAS 541 TAS

take to task, W-^ rhaak sant) taste behind, P^ [e]

ma'; the daily task, the l^ yau ooi mi'; a bitter

common round. Q )j/y taste, ^J^j^ 'foo mi'; for

M^^^ kuung
y-'^t yat 's/ioh
three months did not know

^ ^ ^ I^ B^ ^ ^
tso"* Ice^ foo.
the taste of flesh,
Task-master, ^X 15^
tcng' kuunij folc" ''che^
^ pat chi yuuk mi';
^"""^

I
^^^^

do

not know I dare not

Tassel,
Jg^ V«-*sni\
|g
it,

liii sui""; lantern tassels, taste it,

J^^3i:i<gjr
^ /r/;?// sui ; the tassel !^ l/aii mi' taat pat kom
of a liat, fl)g^^ mo sui .
sheung.
1^ i^ mi -to\ (to)
Taste,
Tasteful, ^^D^^l 'yaw mi'
'^ ^t'im, 1^ sheung; a
1^^'
ti, 1^-^1195 ^^^'"* ^*-
bad taste, _^ p=fc f/i'«M'

mi ; the slices of one orange

Tastefully, 2^ ^^ wa mi,

all taste alike, i.e., share llSlB

^'^^^ muuk.

and share alike, ^^^'[fn Tasteless, ^ "^t'aam.

^ fun kom t'uung mi""; Tatterdemalion,

^ ^ ^2
taste it,
fj ^|| |g 'pi \? ;^ mo laai" c/«' t'o.

t'im; lost its taste, j^ffij^ Tattered,

^^ ^^ laam-lue';

Vsrm mi'; not to my taste, tattered garments, j^

Pg
ngoh
^^ P ^ Vir/« mi'; no
'm hop
taste
:^^^
^ f^;^
Tattle, (to)
;/o/i laan

/igi'p,
/ sheung.

for music, !^ P^ 2j^ "^ "1^^ .s7iz<e^' shi shiief fi.

2)at shi' .s/i^;/y

— |g
sA^X'; taste ^^^ M
Tattler, ia

a little,
gj^ . ^t'im

y^^^ t'im; leaves a (plea- Ao' luung' shi' fi kej' yan.

 TAT 542 TAX

Tattooed,
^^ m\m-shan\ ^heung, ^^ t'in s/ziw',

to tattoo the face, ^ij ^ (metaphorically) ^^ ^Hri

/.'..^ min^ f Ij 7g ^ i?^ chuung mat; to levy taxes,

r^
to
ts^ze^ fa tsze
brand by tattooing, ^jj
ue min'';
® ;^ f'^° ^'™; t° ^^^^

up taxes, 0^'^»j^ foo^ iiaap;

^! ts^ilc tsze ; to tattoo
a tax levied on shops and
the cheek of a criminal,
markets, ^ "jfe" :j^ fong

tattoo the arm, ^^^ ^s^oh shi A':?^^;?; a house tax,

^
jiP; to tattoo the features. ^|P fong li; the Likin tax,

a levy on goods for

Taunt, military defences,

^^u'^ Iri-fsHu^.
^^ ^^
Tautology,
M M ^ li him; to remit taxes,
^^
ch'uung/?«</i;-*wa, ^ J^IJ 5^ Snin leung; to pay
V« kicaaf,
"^fM '^^"^ taxes, ^^ j^ naap s/iwi ;

faan, Jfl' ^ /i;'2^e^ sue,

$^ ii^
*^'^''^' naap; exact

ch'uung faan faan

wO^ ch'uung
hong.
no
to
taxes,

make
^^taxes,
7^^^ shui';

and levies

Tavern, ^^ jj^ Uau-Hm^ light,

^IS^ Pok ^''^^'*'

Tavern-keeper, ^^ ^0 1^ ^ lim ; to receive taxes, ij^

commu-
j^ s'/irti/- s/«</';

Jj^ ^^^ 5m /s«?< tation paid in 780 A.D.,

^«m' A'e'* ^chue yan. for land-tax, corvee and
Tawdry, ^^ Z'-?w?2^-*min\ tribute,
^^ ^leung

Tawny, ^^ ''lo-wong. shui^\ to evade taxes, ^^

Tax,
^'Ijp]
shin'-''heung, (to) ^ lau shui ; to press for

payment of land-tax, -^-^

shau-shui , j^ ^tlpj ^?co/i;^ /s'm' foil.

 TAX 543 TEA

Taxation, ^^ s?u(i fo/v'; Pekoe,

Q ^ §5 paak ho
the throe forms of taxation ch'a; green teas,
g^^
before 781 A.D., viz., luiik ch'a; gunpowder tea,

land - tax, state

tribute on produce in kind,

- labour, ^]^^^
Imperial
•'"'

gunpowder
''^'^''^ ch'a;

tea,

^ Jl^f saam foo^; the five

7U ^ ^ "®" '"'^"^ ^^'*»

forms of taxation under the ^B^^

Hyson, hi ch'uun

Sung Dynasty, viz., rent ch'a; old Hyson tea, l^

of crown land, land-tax &^ ^'i' P'i cii'a; young
on private estates, tax Hyson, jitM^ "go^i

on produce and manu- mi ch'a; Hyson skin,

J^
factures, and poll tax paid
^ p'i ch'a; scented capers

in grain, 5. ^ ^^^ f^^c^-

^Ki^ ^^'"^ ^^^Q ch'a;
Tea, ^ ch'a, (leaves) 1^"^ scented tea, ^ ;^ /^^m^r

ch'a-ip; brick tea,

diKen ch'a; refuse

^
i^
of tea
ch'a;

tso''
prepare

ch'a;
tea,
^
make

.
leaves and
ch'a moot; black teas,
stems,
^^
'^
t^'^^'

to
^ "^
pour boiling water over
])o ch'a;

^ ts'ent/ ch'a; Oolung tea leaves, i.e., to mash tea,

(black dragon) teas,

^^ J^ ^ kuuk ch'a; to hand

^i ^ '^^ luung ch'a; tea to visitors, ^^ hin^

Paochung,
chining
^f^;^ ^jmaic
ch'a; commoner
ch'a; get tea ready,

V«' ch'a;
^^
pour out tea and
black (»>., dark red) teas, bring it in, 'glj^l^ %
^^ huung ch'a; ch'a lai; do take teal ^^
Congou, X ^ ^ ^ t^ '^>/um ch'a cha\
Jcuung foo ch'a; Souchong, tea-pot,

one pot of
^ ^— ch'a oo;

tea, .
^^^^
 TEA 544: TEA

yat 00 ch'a; tea-cnp, ^ lin '^tszt sum ch'a; Water

i^
chuunr/;
ch'a pool,
(tea-cup)
^ saucer,
ch*a Fairy tea, 3;}Cf[i|J? '^^*"*

sin ch'a; Dragon-well tea,

^jjg ch'a shuen,

^ ^c §^^^ luung tseng ch'a;
ch'a tip; tea-caddy,
ch'a seiing;
^^
tea Balooa or
Black Dragon tea, j^"^g
restaurant,
^ ^ ch'a ^ 00 luung ch'a ; White-

^MC, ^ ^M ch'a lau; tea- hair tea, Q^^ Paa^

shop (/.^., where the leaf mo ch'a ; Red-Plum tea.

only
lura;
is

the
sold),

tea
^is
;j^ ch'a
strong to ch'a ;
nuun.f

Peace and Happiness

mooi

bitterness,

ch'a yuung
^ vl io
?>)
tijf;
?^
a
tea,
^^
Age
ch'a;
ij^
and Distress
^^^"^^ olm
tea,

^^, "S ^ ^
covered tea-cup, ^^^oi 'Aoo Io ch'a;

(Jcoi ) clnnmg; a tea Prince's Eyebrows tea, or

3
canister, ^^^ ch'a loon the old prince's eyebrows
cliff {i.e., best) tea,
5}% tea,
§ j§ ^ ^'^'"'^ *^^i

ngaam ch'a; a decoction of ch'a, or

:^ ^ Ji ^ ^lo

tea-buds, ^ -^ /o/;; no; kivun *mi ch'a; Bushy

to smash a tea cup in Eyebrows % -^
^ Monkeytea,

takinp^ an oath,
:JJ£
IcS- shau' *rai ch'a ;

^ #S teng' ch'a jyooi

shai^ ueu^; to fire tea, 'j^

Gathered
ma lau mit.
tea,
,^ |g J^

^^Ipooi' ch'a; the following

are the most favourite
Tea-picker, flf

ch'a nue.
^ :^ chaak

brews of tea to be had in Teapoy,

^ J[]
ch'a-/«'.

native tea saloons; Lotus- Tea-taster, 1^^ ch'a-sse.

nut Kernel tea, ^M -^ >|^^ Tea-tray, ch'a p'oon.

 •

TEA 645 TEA

Teach, Ira a It': to teach home and search for it,

a school, % kaau hok, and you will have

k(«nc' /coon; to be abundance of teachers,

strict ill teaching, "^

^f fa kaau'; to teach tsze kwai 'i k'au chi ""yau
theatricals,
S
ch'aai kicaan iiiuuk.
ffl § ue sze.

Teak, y^yfc *yau-muuk.

Teacher, 5t ^ sin-shaan//, Teal, ^< fjll %hw-*mp\
^^ '^cheiing-kaau ,- a (mandarin duck") ^ ^^
teacher's ^
salary, "fl^ uen-ye.unri ; a kind of teal,

ch'uiik sail; to engage a

teacher, ^ -^ ^ ^ts'-eng a crested teal, ^^ i^ koon

sin shnang; a teacher of foo.

boxing, ^^g]g k'uen Team, — >

^^ yr/^^ hong,
kaai^ sze ; to visit a — (^ ' y^'^ chan (of
— |^ ^
,

teacher, ^^^Jij kin *^lo horses), • yat

sze; a female teacher, -^ ''ngau ma, (of oxen), —
gljj

526 mo
Siue ss^,

a strict teacher,
or, gfjj
^ tS "^
team
•f"'^

four
\\^^Vi ngau; a
; of horses, ,^
j^ ^f|j
im sze; when I ^^ sze^ 'ma: hence, a
walk along with two others, coach and four, ,|| ,^^
they may serve me as my s.3e^ ma ch^e.

teachers,
^Atl'-K*^ Tea-merchant, ^ j^ ch'a

^MM *'^^'" y^^ ^^«"& sheung.

joi^ yau ngoh sze in ; they Teamster, ^ ue\
f^|^j,^
like to be teachers of &. ^ ue' Sigau ma ngau
otiiers,

wai yan sze

^f gA 6rii
^^«' ^che.

; do you go Tea-plant, ^ijjj ch'a shue''.

 TEA 546 TEA

Tear, (to) ^)\ 1^ sze-foh\ ha^ l^^i'. '^0^'^ lau

^^k
a
maalc' -\\t, (off)

tear,
^
a slit],
Sigaan lui'';

Sie lui
to rain

hitter tears,
tears,

'^chiii; [/.e.,
l^'^ ;

— •
{!^ g^ ynt fc'iu lit; to ?i^. M ^''" 1"''; J^ears
tear or rip up clothes,
^ bedewed his coat, |& Y^
Z^ lit '/; tear open my 1^ lui'' chim Jc'um ; tears

mouth if ever I said so, wet his cheeks, ^^^MB^

*
lui yeng soi; tear drops,

hau laau ;
to tear, in sense (lit. pearly tears) J^ ;^
of drag or pull, :|^ j^^ c/«<f lui ; traces of tears,

laai ch'-c\ to tear one's ^^ lui han ; eyes red

dress by catching,
^^ ^^ with tears, *^ ^g lui^

3^ Vwaanrj laan^ sliaam ;

ngaan; wipe away tears,

tear it down !
g^fg^l® ^*^ Snuu lui^ to think

¥waang ""k'ne lok lai; to of with tears, Vji" W t/z^;?

tear open, ^\ ^ 8ze hoi; ssf; shed flood of tears,

to tear with the hand, -^ •/iL ii tr T y"i^

«^*^'

:^ sArtZf ssc; a large piece hong ha ; to prostrate one's

got torn out, self with bitter tears, y^

'j;f^ ^^ 3/^
^f laan ff^/i; taai t(iat ;
jfil IS Si ^^'^^ ^"""^^
*^^'^''''*"

to

?wa;«/£
tear up paper,
cM; tear
g
away, in
^IJ
song;

lin
incessant

i ; bathed in
tears,
^^
tears,
^jj]^

the sense of strip off, i^ ^g jg^jjg %ung muuk

^S f^2«'i /<?; to tear out shaan shaan ; crocodile

^|ij V^^ ch'iad. tears (lit. the fox mourning

Tears, '^ lui', B^; '^ the hare's death), ^^

*"ngaan-lui^; to shed tears,

& ^M y"i' ^"^''

T I
when one is eating one's
 TE.V 547 TEC

own, he cats till the tears Tedium, ^ j^ /rt kuen'.

come, but when he is Tedious, ;^^ ch'enng-/i/';

eating at another's expense, tedious questioning,

^^
he eats himself into a :|ijj^ ch'a ch'a ^la Ui.

perspiration, ftg
g B^fl^, Teem, ^ shaang, ^^
ch'aan shaang, yS "^moon;

these seas teem with fish

tsze' ki ft ijacm c/t'uut lui^ and water-fowl,

|Jj*Jf^^
loi, tjaalc^ yan Jca U yaal^
cW-uut hohn loi, ue /o/i .§/«// niu.

Tease,
H% naan-wai,
j^
Teens,
+^^^+;ft,
•gjjg //rt^;irt^<, (comb) J^lJ
^ shap sa.am siii^ chi^

shap Vfa?^ sui^; a girl in

Shaath, (with a bow string)

5^ t'aau, (oakum)
^p/l^
her teens, Pj" ^ ;2 ^
Ao7i ^a' Zee line.

Teasing, ^ {^ /o/i-soA,
Teeth, ^ nga, "g^ 'chH-
nga; molars and upper
§^^ ^/'"^ /^''?^

^ gg
front teeth,
^g nga
Teat, 'naai-t'au, -^ ^chH; a set of teeth, — g(]

g^ ^
gg ^le-t'au.
2/«^ /<?o^ nga; teeth
Techuic, Technical,

1^ ki ngai^ U\ a teciinical
chattering with cold,
^
kira,-^ teeth firmly set,
shuuk ;^
ki^ ngai ke^ tsze\
H^^ nga kwaan ^kaa
Technology, jg B ;S ^ paP; strong teeth, t,e.,
ki^ ngai' ke hok. argumentative,
^^ nga
 . .

TEE 548 TEE

lik; the teeth of a saw, ^ Teetotnm, ^ ;2g ch^e-^me,

1^ kue cli'-i; the teeth of ^^ A^wy^i^ cA'^; to twirl

a comb, ^"^ slio chH; to a teetotum, i^ J^ ^ to

clench the teeth in rage, fuung ch^e; ficlgetty as a

^ 4H ngaau han^; to teetotum,

^me 7com^ chueir'
;^;^p-U'^ c^'e

gnash the teeth, ^^^{^3^

^ngaau chiie^ nga; to pick Telegram, ^ ^g tin' joo\

the teeth, ^\\^ t'ek nga;

to interlock the teeth,

^ ^^ tin^ mun.
^ ^^ Icaau nga ^kom\ Telegraph, (electric) ^ ^j^
projecting teeth, P^*;^ tin -po^; to lay a telegraph

shaif' nga; to grate the cable,

^j^MBWi '^^
teeth, 3^|g|P^ nga shai' forig^ tin"* sin t'uung;

shai'; to gnash the teeth, telegraph operator, :}*J* ^

•^^ tsHt" ^ch'i; to cut ^^^ to tin^ po^ '^die.

teeth, [tj ^ ch'uut nga, Telegraphy, ^ |^ <5^ tin'

^ 3" ^^^'^''^^W
nga; front y hok, fl;$B;ia tm
teeth, i.e., the incisors, m ^?o chi 'li; wireless tele-

^ moon nga; the canine graphy, ^llfl; mo si?i'

teeth,
^^ ^foo nga; to tin\

extract teeth,

milk
j^ Jp pat Telephone, #^ fg ^«^f
ti^
nga; the (i.e., first) luut-/'/<<<;i/7,

teeth,
-^'L ^ "® "^^^' ^ii>;^\^g ^ ch'uen

artificial teeth,
^^ yum fj^^
t'unng; (to)

sez<?25' nga. Jg[^/^ y

^ L Va
to to/c
^r</c luub

Teething, [ij3^ ^'A'?'"^ nga. fuung ch'nen sze .

Teetotaler, ^if M^ ^'^^^^ Telescope, ^MSt ^s'^''*-'li-

tsaic che . kpjuf

 TEL 549 TEL

Tell, ^- J31
wa' chi, '•/(?«j£ yuung shan; to

(com niancl)Ri|- /.'/«\ (stories) tell what people say, ^^

W^ ~^ '^^^ong- koo, (-tale) ^ shnut fthuet^; hard to

P $^ hau-Sihoh, (lies) tell,

H^ ilJl^
naan shuet ;

m'Ku^ ^A'o;?^-taai'-wa'; every shot tells,

|^|t^
telIme,^||3aiga^Z'.«<7 Ftf fs^eung fs^ewig to

Iciroli^ iigoh r/(/; tell me chiiung; to tell as we go

what to sav. along what we have heard
Z"«rt// Sigoli tim ^konfi; on the way (said of

tell

<•/««'
the truth,

chek ^hong; please

BS ]( ^
tell
falsehoods, statements with-

out proofs, news without

me, 1^' ^ V.j'?^^' ^'o'; to foundations, ete) ^ S^
tell uutrutlis,

how
^p^
could you do
saat Wn
shuef.
^ 1^ to' Veng i t'o

fong; it

before being told ? ^P§ Telluric, ^Hfl^ ti' //,

J- hJ^
;5t^ •''''' '™ *"^ ^^"i?"?; to fo ^/; to obtain telluric

tell dreams or absurd luck by sleeping on the

stories, ground in a temple, ^:fc^

miiiinf;^ -na^ to tell a fib, ^ ^ta i? hi\
Temerity,
^ |^ mo -'^him.

to tell all one knows about \

Temper, J$ % ^'i-hi\ ^^
a matter, i.f., to make a 'j)un-kaak\ >'^
|g
clean breast of it,
^^ }^ seng' ts'eng, ^ '[^ ///

^^ fail i? shuef ; tell him

'" 'k'lie
smg ,
(to temper
-^^ kin^- shid; an obstinate
steel)
^
to come, 3^fgl^
lai; to tell the news. -^^ temper, |^. ^ ?|| p'i hi

^ ch'uen san mnn; to ngaang ; a man of fiery

tell

;^5
one's fortune, ;|£
^ temper, ^'142 A ^'"1'
 .

TEL 560 TEM

seng Ice yan; good Temperate, ^j]^\l tsif-chai\

c.
tempered ^^, V/o ^Iwig, '^'^ tsit^-khn, (weather)

naau^; "M^J^ ^rr^n-woh; temperate

l^f^^ /i^'in??. talc

bad tempered, Pg j^f S weather, '^^'^?(^^^

*@* V/o kcng kintf; a 2)at "^laang jj«^ it tHn
'iri
^^
temper, ^^'^^ temperate language,
hot j/^tt hi ;

sen/; a hasty temper '[^

^ seng" hip; to keep 'ue; temperate zone, "^

one's temper, ^^ ^ V«« 5^ «'«n to .

A/"'; to lose one's temper, Temperately, ^^"^ ^ 7^«^

^ jfe /rm/^ no'; to give f'a«i' to/i; he eats tem-

way to tempei-, {^ *^ perately,
fg^^^ Vue
yam sc/ig . •m tok shik.

Temperament, ^ '^ ^2^wi

—
Temperature, *^ ^^
se)uj\ 1$'^ p4 sp/?^^', ^laang-it-fun^
^^ Ai'

§tl jCx* K y^^ /^''^ ^^"' hau .

ch'eung, ^^ |§ «e;?/ Tempest, ^; J^ ])o^-finmg,

ts'eng; of the same temper-

SL^M ^ f^ fuwig-'m-
ament |^>t>^;;lC t'nung taai -tsoJc^.

sum kuung' shut; his

—-^
Tempestuons,
^
Jg^ p@ BJJ
whole temperament, tohfuung ue//; tempeatuous
Mj
seng^.
^[^ gat tsuung ^pun weather,

fuung ue
MM^M ^'m /«'; the

Temperance, "Ifl tsii^, "^ weather here is exceedingly

tsit yuung\ ^ V-A-

^jj lim tempestuous,

^^^^
fotY'; temperance in diet,
/^^H^ ;ji sAi^e' tin hi

'Ifi #r ^ ^s</ V«"2 shik. kek tohfuung.

 TKM 551 TEM
Templo, jg^ tia'-t'oiig, the Emperor's tablet,

^ iiiiu^-fong, (an idol-)

^^ maaii' shau' hmng;
jpffi
^ shan-miu , •miu ;
a temple, — f^
yat
ancestral

tsuimg
temple,

niin\
^
^S
^H
/so
shann moon; temple
ll|

])uilt
j[[§^
by subscriptions, ±g j^
raiu', ts'ze t'ong;
jjjp)^
the Grand Temple, i.e.,
chill t'ai; when he entered
that of the Duke of Chow, the Grand Temple, he asked

^ j^
temple
^'^^^^

built
miu^
to contain a
a about every thing, [an
excuse for iuqnisitiveness]
tablet recording the name,
surname, and good qualities
Paai miu' "^mooi sze' mun';
of a living individual,
shaang ts'ze; a temple
^ the temple (of the head),
JliPj

to Confucius, ^j^ shemf ^^^ ngaak kok .

miu'; a temple attendant Temporal, 4^ "tH: BJJ hum

or keeper, I|jj ^ miu' shell ti;
^ itt Ijg^ tong'
chunk; to go to the temple shai^ ti.

for worship,
Jj^^B sheung Temporarily, ^[i$I]^ tsaam'
miu^ a temple of the
goddess of mercy, -^ ^
shi ti;
^ JIL tsaam che,

^ sJiiii uet Tcuung; the

-^"^"^ ^^fl'^ shenng ti.

Honam temple at Canton, Temporary, ^ \^ tsaara''-

shi, ^^P^ tsaam'-shi-

(ch'ong) tsze temple of 'weng

;
^/^ If ^^«6(| /^

the tutelary god of walled kau ti; temporary dwelling,

towns,
^ pi ^ sheng
wong miu ; a temple for shoh, ^^ tBaam' chue'.
 ;

TEM 552 TEN"

Temporize, [^ 0$ U ts'ui- thousand to one he will

live, ^— •
j;^ maan yat
ts'ui shaC hue pin , '^ sze; there's fully ten thou-

B# ffi iS ^^6 s^^i i'^'^'

sand,
^^ ^ t|S sheng
Puung, ^ n^ ch''im^ shi. maan"* to yau; ten to one
—
Tempt, ^ ^ .s/</'-\vaak, he will die, -|- ^P
^ 1^ yau-waak, HI ^ ^ shap ''sze yat sliaang;

\yan yaii; to tempt men one cash sale is better than

to wickedness,
^^ ^ "^ ten on credit, -j-' R^ "^
35. vau van wai oh .

Temptation, ^^ ^^^ yat in'; after ten days,

waak; beware of temptation, p^-p Irialc^ shap yat;

fire will burn, (lit., dry a stanza of ten lines,
^
wood
vB| ij^
close to fire),

holm cb'aai pang'*

^^ Y-|" irin shap; in a hamlet

of ten families, there must

be one that is honourable
Tempter, ^^^ 'yau and sincere,
^^^ j^^
waak cA^, -^^|^ /c«?(
'if^ ^ ;@- 1i^ ^''ap 5Ar/^

^yan
kwai.
V^e,
^^ moh c/w' v/?{/; j32'r

suun\- what ten eyes behold,

yau chming

Ten -|- shap; ten to what ten hands point to,

:f^
one it is a qnarrel about

money,
shap am
+ Pfifc ;t
kcm chciang ngan
^® shap
shall
muuk
shoh
''shoh shi

^chi; if you
shap
let

nine to ten it won't it have one day's genial

sink, i.e., the odds are in heat, and then expose it

his favour, for ten days to cold, (said

+y>t;^°yfl
shap ch'um kau p'o; ten of doing things by fits
 TEN 553 TEX

and starts) — Q ^Z
'
Tend, (attend) ^^ /">/<»-

+ 0^:2: f/"f r^^^ Po' chue\ (the sick)

^^
c/ii sbap yut holin rhi. fuuk-sze\ (towards) ^
pf ^ P^
Tenal)lc, llfl^
^^'('^^ heiuuj , $6[ r///'', ooi;

^ f§
^.shau a, "tfe
^«^'^" to tend a baby, ^
^{T/

talc chne ; the fort is Y^ /«'«?«' sea miin ^tsai;

tenable,
itt ^^ « pI JS tend it carefully, ^ jV][i>

fife^g^fS /'«' sum ki ts^au

'k'ue; to tend cattle, J^

Tenacious.
JQ ^ V'-s^^at' 2fc. muuk ngau,
^^
^^ngan'-i.'i,|3ngan; Ao/«i ngau; the mind tends
tenacious of their property, towards, ;^[mJ f/it' lmmrj\

k'i /w iji.
Tendency, [w] /iejm/, ^
Tenaciously, ^ /.v"'\
^ ^m. [h] ^s'i^e heiuuf, ^ [w]

Tenacity, ^ ^ a^ yau
kaau ^^
//. /://« cJmp. taai^ i^- the tendency of

Tenant, ^ ^ //rw/.-\ >g| the mind, j^^^ ^ fpj)

-^^'^

p'-o -haaJc
^^ ,
uu/c ^shoh Immrj; a tendency

Jiaak ; to tenant, ^ A;?/(!>, to sleep, §Jv^ 5"^^"^^ ^^^"^'

natural tendencies, ^ g^
Ten<-1^
^H
"@
'waau-*ue, -fs^
leung nang; inherited ten-

fi§ taai^-t'au-*ue; the dencies, i^^ ch'an tsik;

black tcncli, ffi r5$ /i«/; a tendency towards drink,

"waan; the red tin tench,

§B^B§.? hak shek ^waan.

 .

TEX 554: TEN

Tender, (soft) Tendon '^ Zro*.

num- uen, (brittle) Tendril,

^^ ///(!< toi\

ts^ui\
^
^ j& at '^p-
^ /aro« s^e,
1^ ^ fang
up-ts^ui ,
(hearted)
^ SO; to send forth tendrils,
;\^N \\%\\-snm,
^
(young)
^S K 5^ tU ^'^^''^^ ^y^'nmg
nuen'', -^^ "^Z^-^' nuen^;
p'ong cW-iiut,
tender in years,
nin hi nuen';
^ ^
tougli
^_g
and
Tenement, ^ Kvk, ^ cliaak,

tender, y^ ^ lo nuen ;
^^ ?/(^/^ Sie; land and

tender flesh,
|^ j^ yuuk
tenements,
t'in ti link
Q
ue.
i^\!j
^^
nuen"*: tender as a sprout,

58^
iconv'
® M
nuen\
Pij-
'^^"''^ P^i
Tenet,
^' «-^''
^g|
fl^^
to^ ^li,

t'iu
;f ^g^
'li.

Tender ^ jg
(a) 7^/w-t'au;
Ten-fold,
"f^^ sliap "^p'ooi.

a tender, connecting boat, Tennis, /\\ ^ J;j^ ^s«< j^oA

WL Jl5
^^^^^^ shuen; to k'au; tennis-court, ij^ W^
tender, :^ ^ t'au piu,

:^ M t'au nieng; to put Tenon, j^^ ^ sw?<;2-t'au,

in a written tender, ^^^

t'au mak; to tender one's nga ^suwi; tenon and mor^
resignation ^^ {|gj(^
ts'ze tise, if'I^^P '^s^rz^n maau.
chelc. Tenon-saw, ^^ ^I'uii kue .

Tender-hearted, jg S^ Tenor, -^ ^ taai'-/''; "^

ts'ze sum ti. [h] i -heung\ •^[o] /'«<«

Tenderly, ^ nuen , J/J ,^ heiing^.

Pilling 01 . Tense, ^Zc/?;?'', (in grammar),

Tenderness, ^ ts'ze, S
ch''uimg. oi" he shi hau\
 .

TEX 655 TEX

Tension, ^^ -^"/^^ Hk, Tennre, (manner of holding

;ft
chmng lik,
^j/j no real estate),
^jp ^ >^hau

lik. ip; the five tenures under

Tensor, r/irung Jean. Yao,

5M5^ ^J3^ ^iij:; fuuk; the
Tent, (a) ijj^ ^ clieiiny -
nine tenures of the Chow
•fong, ^ijlg ?'('' Cheung'; dynasty, ^L^ ^^mxi. fuuk;
the general's tent, i^^lj^ fields held under common
tscung hwiin chcung' ; to
tenure,
_^ [JJ
mun t'in;

pitch one's tent, i.e., to fields held uuder military

open a school, g^tjj^ ''-'i'^^ tenure, t'uen t'in.
ijtl]
cheung Tepid, *"nuen,
.
'J^ ^^
Tentacles, ;;r[c':&^ ivwx it; tepid water, J^
41^ ;J^P
^ s/i2// tsuuk mat ke^
ij^
^ TlC """'^ xxMLtxi ke^

^shui.
hau so.
Term, (time) |$^^ liaan'-
Tentatirc^Uj^ s/u ti.
k'i, (word) f^Bi wa^-t'au;
Tenth, ;^-f- tai'-shap, (part)

~f* ^— • shap-fun -yat;

not on speaking terms,
jTit seiing kiii';
^
the
add a tenth, j^p — .:j^ ha
;|;g|^
eight solar terms {i.e.,

yat ch^au; the tenth moon, beginning of each season,

^^ leung ueb; seven the equinoxes and the
.'tenths,
^ jiS; /.s'«^

the tenth day of the moon,

t'eng; solstices), yV'Mj P'^cit' tsii';

the twenty-four solar terms,

-'
?7y~h B ^'^^'^'/i shap yat; i.e., the periods when the
got eight tenths,
-f- ^ sun enters the 1st or 15th
.S /\ s^^'^P sheng tak degree of a zodiacal sign,
-paai
 TER 556 TER

szi tsit' hP ; collect bills uen k'i; the termination of

at

'^R^
the quarter
shau
terms, i|^

tsit' chmng^;
a lease, g MM ^^^ ^'^

Snoon.
term for payment, ^^ Terminology, r^ ^ meng
^^ /;:«fl'2< ngan chi k'i;
liok,
IS ;g ^J li maan'
on good terms, j^ ^ meng ^tsuung luun\
seimg for a term of

life,
''ho;

^^Z.{K P^^i
^
Terminus, ^ icc(ai\
|$^

shang chi kau; in general ^fWi^^ haan ,

mi.

terms, 7(^^^^ pat Q^

Termite, paak ngai.

teng chi wa .
^^
Termly, ^ 'mooi k'i

Termagant.,
'f^^ ind "^foo.
^ ^ chuuk k'i,
lis
Terminate, ^^ kit mi.

shau-mi;
^mooi /s/^\ ^^HflJ
Termination, l|^J^ teng k'i rt.

the termination of a bu-

siness,
4iS-f|4ffi ^^^^"^^ff
Tern, ^ %%if paak aw

'•fcsai.
I shau p'oon; the termina-
tion of a line,
^ ^>^ Ternary, ^^HJ^ ^^'^'" ^'^''^^

^ t'iu hong Jce ^mi; ^/.

the termination of a road, Terrace, ^^ fm-*toi,

^
P^ZMmi; the termination of
t'lalo^Z:.^

life,
toi;

^^
a beacon

^2a/» t'oi.
terrace, ^-^

4 'S ^ s7?««?i^ ^e"* Terra-cotta, [5,^ gg t'o hi.

chuung; the termination of

the year, ^£ ^ nin mi Terrestrial, ^i:-4Pj^ 3^""^
^ J|^ nin
termination of a contract,
*^maan; the ti'

ti;
a, -4^-[M:l)J5| kian shai^

terrestrial spirits,
^|j
'a i^I ^ Si ^OP t'LUing jJjA ti' Bhan.
 TER 557 TER

Terrible, jtf ^^ 'ho-kaau- to cede territory,

|||J ;^^
kwaan; tlic shock of the /ro/i^' ti ; deprive of

collision was terrible,

^ territory, ^^'1;^ seuk ti'.

^ ^ IS
maang; a
lc)i .s7t«A^

terrible
slmm^
castaa-
Terror, /|^ j|i^ ^suung-lu}?,

IM wrtZ-kue', ^^
trophe, '^ j^^ taai^
huuk-^s'in</t, ^^
2mng paai .

-m f/i«/i' kuc', '^^

Terribly, g ||^ 'maang ti; s/^u»/. ^Inning; to strike

terribly afraid,
^^^ terror into, "^ ^ J^i) '^
T^p^ pi' 1:oh to Siio yuiik. ^ leng yan stoii kmg p^ci*-^
threw the spectators into
Terrier,
^§,%^ lip oo
a state of terror, "^ ^
Terrific, p]"^ lioh. kcng,
^
sum
J\a*'^ leng' koon ^clw
kcng; a terror to the

•Flfi leiig yan kue'.

neighbourhood, —^ ftjf

Terrify, ^ffi^ ^^^w^ haak^;

:^ SA
s/io/i 7mi!''
ifc
c7</ yan
y^'^

ya.
/'^"^

terrified nie,
^^^ ^ A««/c'
Terrorism, ^ ^j^ :Z, ^
ngob; frightfully terrified,
huiing liaak^ ke^ sze'.
^^^ ^'^'^-^ ^^"^ ^^°*
Terrorist "^^^^ hoh cheng"
Territorial, ti' fong
i-|jl ^^flj^
che.
ti; a territorial subdivision,
— '
^m '^^'^ shuuk; a
Terse,»^ j^ nuung hau',
territorial right,
i-jjl">^^
3^3^ /«r(7;i^ meng, gj
]^ ti' fonff chi k'uen.

Territory, '^^^fuung keung, i ^yau lik.

Vo
Tertian,
^ 0^ /^rwu yat

ti',
i-tli;;^
ti' fong;
 .

TES 658 TES

Tesselated, ;i^ ^^^

•^ k'i Testator, q[M ^ fsok

p'oon shilc,

p'oon yeung\
^ k'i wai

y^
shue ''die,

laap wai shue ^che.

Test, |j^.||; shP -im; you Testatrix,

jtji^;^:*!
may test it in every 'way, A^ laap wai shue ki foo
yan.
^;artM chaap; to test catties
Tester, (of a bed),
J^ jj
and

HH JT i^
taels (in a shop),

im' meng
J^
Jean
shong '/e?i//,
^ tjig
]|J
mun cheung^ teng.
"^Icung; to test throughly,

^ ^ Q ajj 'haau im'

Testicles, ^|^^ "goi'- shan,

meng paak; to test one's

learning, '^ ^ Beng

yj"
ch'-uun wut.

ts'oi hok; every detail can Testify, g r^«?^\ ^fjf

be
lik
tested,

lik hoh
^ J§ pf ^
^haau; test-
meng cheiuf

Testimonial, gjj^ ^^ cheng^

examination for candidates shue, ^M^^ tsuung shue,

who have failed at a :^ tsnP 'chL

previous pass-examination
Testimony, ^jta^^ ''cld-cheng ,

^^^ haau wai ts'oi;

to test one's ability,

^ ''hau Jcuung,
|^ HH chenc/

^ yf ib '''' 1^'i ts'oi

meng.

nang. Testy, j^ ^ nf«(- keng,

^^
Testament, w&i-shue,

(Old and New)

^^15 /oA se;?//, i|^ 4*]^ tsat

^y& San.-kau -Tjenlc -shue. ^0"""'

B^i^ ngaan *^/6'/n,

Testamentary, ^^H^ wai

shue ti. Icvp.

i
 TET 5D9 TEX

ngan hc^ slienc:, K^ liuan^;

Textual,

ti.
g gOflj ''*•'• "^""'^

as if tethered to the ground, Textually, 03 '^ ^ chiu

iVPH^ ne Van ts'uun. ^poon mun.

Tetrachoi-d,
P3^;^ -s-e' in. Texture, ^^ ^^ rhik-nnm^
Tetragon, ^^1]^^ ^v-c' JcoJc'

yeng. 2)0^ ke^ ska sin ; coarse

Tetrameter,
S2e^ te</;' shi
jg W fj ^
meng.
in

hi shoh;
texture,

the cloth IS

Tetrasyllable,
^3 :2 ^
"g" of loose texture, ^^
52:e' 7/ urn Ice tsze'. ^^ j)o shan shoh; of close
Text, (subject)
;g g t'ai texture, ^; #1 ^ ^/i/^

muuk, (classic)
jf ^^ tak mat.

chin//^ -man; the orignal Thames, He'll not set the

text, 1^^ uen mun; the Thames on fire, fgPgP^

test without a commentarj, ^ ^§ kue 'm ooi na

Q^ paak mun; a long luung.

text,

the text
-^^^
of
ch,eung
a treaty, jj^
t'ai; Than,
UP;
j^ j^
richer
hvoJi-ue,

than the
^
Duke
of Chow, 'g|^^>g^
ke' uen nmn; the text of the. foo^ lie chau kininr/; nothing
classics,
^^5^ i-ci^O mun; better than,
^^ mok

^f^U'^^
^^
text book,

knau
iii^ leuk,

foil shue\
yeuk; nothing more than,
mok kicoh' lie;

text hand ^^^ taai* tsze . nothing: greater than

Textile, ^^ rhik ti; textile heaven, ^'^^^ ^^^^^

than
fabric, J^ 1^ rhik mat, taai ii'e fin; greater

rhik foil . half, ^ M— ^ toh

 THA 560 THA
Tcu'oh yat pooiv'; better I thank you,
^ JB||jf3t
than that, J^jgflllBJ'/'" ^ Sigoh /li tuung^ Si
ku'oh^ koh^ ti; not more lok^; returned with thanks,
than,
^j[|^ ]Mt kwoh^. :^ili" P^'^ ^^®'' tli^i^k you,
Thank, ^^ tse ,
(many good-bye,
if If 'fs'eng

thanks)
^^ foh tse- fs'euff; to refuse with
thank the gods,
^ j^ thanks, '^ ^^
am
ts'ze tse^
waan shan; dedine with thank you, I well, ^§
thanks,
g^ ^^
to express one's thanks,
^ivai tse"*;

^S
IJg tsik ftwk, II
/yan; thanks to you,
^ t^
fEjJfg
^^ fA'fy?(7 tse'; card of f'ok^ fiaiJr,^^^t'ok laai"";

thanks,
^f I(J^ tse^ Pip"; to return thanks,
^§^
return thanks for favours, taap tse^; thanks to your

^^
you, it
i'Vw/^ ts'ze'; thank

is good of you to
protection,

fo/i muang
^^
pi yaii; I thank
jffi j^

say so, W^ /w wa ; to you for the reduction, ^^

thank the spirits,
^jp^ ^^ muung ^kaam; thanks
ch'au shan;
offering,
make a thank-

ch'au uen^;
to

tak
you,

ni;
%%%
thank you,
h'wai
I don't
§|HJ^
thank you for teaching me, deserve it, Pq^ 'm Icoi;

^ ^t nauung Jcaau^; thanks to your excessive

thanks for you patronage, kindness,

^ ^ J§ ^
^^ "3fc '^ muung hvong muung ni kivoh oi';

kiie^; thauk you very much, thanks, I have done very

^W/(^ ?'oA muung "^ni;

both the living and the '-^^^ thanks,

'WIS -?^'"'5

dead thank you, ^^i^^l I have enough, -^ ^

^ moot ts'uen kivan ^kom\ seunff jfin; thank God ||l
 THA 561 SWE

Thank-worthy, /<oA
Jl^ tse' sheuiii?' tai ;
pf ^J]}

cannot thank yon saffi- tse\ ^jl^ ''^'ot tse\

ciently, That [gjjg 'koh-Mi, (Put

.^'^t^^l
the proper classifier, when
tse pat tsuun'.

Thankful, ^M ^hom-yan,
known, instead of IcoJi^).,

(things nob
"jQ

^^
/ro/i^ /rflA,
Pl^
^/-y>«-tse ;
thankful
numbered, as water") "(Qj^
for

mnung
permission,

Svan; thankful for

^ yi[),
koh^-ti; that year, ^[5^ na
nin; that one, ^^ft^ na'
the favour, ^,@, niuung
koh\- that time, ^[5B$^
yan.
na shi hau ; that will do,
Thankless, ng^g^ mong-ya?!; Ell •
!^^ ^^ '^^'^om yeung'
a thankless tusk, ^^ ^^ rJtn^; that is his business,

^;2:x v'^t po' lo /c.^

IcuHiui; a thankless nation, ti Icwaaii "^k'ue ke^ sze ;

that is altogether different

raun. from this, i^flJigglill^JH
Thanksgiving,
tse';
^
thanksgiving on being
|||- clreny
Bfe
;?/ ^i;
QW ^'''^'

that is
^* ^<^ '"1 '"^^'ze

not half so
saved from conflagration, good as this,
UlUHfl-

^//i yan ;
propitiatory koh mo ??/ /a)A^ yat poon
services held as a thanks- kom ho\ that was^ one
giving, ^^Si P'eng time, and this i? another,
ohn tsiii'; a day of thanks-

giving,
^||-Ji^:S: \H yat shi Vs'ze yai" shi
r/retig tse^ sheung ^«/'
ya; that which, ^ .s//(?7j:

/:/«' yat. in order that, |3j[ g^ ^i

 THA 662 THA
chi ,
]^ ^^ i wai^ that the theatre, -^O^^ hue^
is,
^ ^^ fsiJc shi ; on /;'«i

wai',
/w ; the
c/w'»?
theatre

ch'eung.
of

that day, -^ shi' yat. HJ^:^

Thatch,^ ^ 1 01^ -maSiU,
Theatricals,

a theatrical company,
'gj^jfjj
tso'-^';

—
^fia maau thatched

cottage, Q^
/s'o;

paak imJc;
3^
/sse;
^ a
"?* ^"^^

shed erected
i^««w /w'

for
thatch awning of jDalm
theatricals, li'-fe ^flB Jir'

leaves, ^^ k'wai p'uiing. p'aang; theatrical apparatus,.

Thaumatmgist, (in a city i.e.,

kne';
properties,

theatrical
^^ costumes,
hi^

temple,) p^^jE|f|tj V^^

yeung ckeng shuut. ]^^ jt)«a» /; prepare for

Thaumaturgy, ^^^ theatricals,

J^^ sheung

hang i' tsiJc,

^j^^ Thee,
smng.

j^ ^ni, (Sir, Madam,

hang k'i sze'.
&c. are used for the 2nd
Thaw, 'j^g mi, saan
person in polite discourse).
^ft yunng/rt\
Theft,
flfg- ^V«/-Ve; petty
The, fl Z'o//', ^ k'i,
^ theft (i.p., like a dog) ^^.
Vs'2i»; the quicker
/'Oi,
]J|^ '^ /caw ^'aM; to commit
the better,

uet faai
^ '^ ^
net V^o; the
igf
more
theft,
fl^5^ hang S2'i^\

Their, Theirs, fg|l^»|t 'k'ue

a man Ifnins the less he
tl KC .

knows,

J^ hok
0.^,^^Z^
III hau chi ^lat
Theine, Thein, ^^ ch'a

tsimk.
Theism, sww'i^
'f^'^Jt'rfj*
Theatre, ^ ^^• 7u'-*ch'eung, yau sheung' ^«z, , -jg
m . '-*iien; to go to ' suun^ shan.
 THE 603 SWO

Theist, '(g^±^^5«"'*' Wt rK ^J ^^'^^^ *''""* '^''

jau pheung lai die, let me see then,

0j[i^^J
^t-ai pa /r/.
Theisdcal, '(g^ Jl 'r^ IJfi9

suwt' 'yau sheung tai' ti. Thence, ^ ^^ yiiu ^0/

Tkem, f^p^ 'k'ue-ti'.

Theme, ^g t'ai-rauiik.^

•^ s/a<^ t'ai; analysis of Thenceforth, g i^tsze^hau',

the tlieme, :^ g j/oA' @ 10 n^ S tsze'-'A;o/i-

t'ai; amplification of the shi-Vit.

theme, ^^ sheng t'ai; Thenceforward. ^\^ ^ Vs*2e

re-assertion of the theme, ha"^ @ Jtt; # t«^^'

yj^ ck'uiit t'ai; theme /s'iS i hau .

for a composition,
^^ Theocracy,
Ji ^ Z, ^
ch^eioig ''Jco. fihenng'' tai chi cheng .

Themselves, fgP^Pl*^ @3 Theodolite,

KUilffi-K^
*k'ue ti' AV tsze' /a. '^ tok sliaan Ico tai chi i.

Then,
^ ^^ 'koh-chan- Theologian, ^.^^ZU
shi, (afterwards) ^^in- sheung' tai* Izaai^ Ice sze,

lian\ ^^ tsau^, |^ '^koni;

^fll^^ shan hok Zr^
happily
there,
sxot

^J^JR;^
it then and
tsau'
Theology,
± ^ Z M.
sheung' tai' /.e' to', /];if|l^
ti ts^w ts'oi; now and
shan hok.
then, "^ ^ waak shi,
^ ^
^ ^yau shi; every now Theorem, g^ f^'/^ in,

and then, JBl ^^ JH noi'

pat noi then be it

; so, c h^it ts'ze.
 THE 564 THE
Theoretic, theoretical, ^UB^ Thereafter, jt^^ Vs'se hau',

faat ti; theoretical instruc- ^^ 2/e shi\

tion, ^20^ ''^^^^'^ Thereat, ^^^ tsoi M
chi 'i 'li.

Theorist,
^^^ V^u iioi""
^itt
Thereby,
A«o' 'ts'ze.

Vs'3V,
ts'oi.
J^llt 'i
]^
Theorize, \v/ioA
^ll^ ''^^P fi^f^^^- J[>;[
^i.

Theory, ^ faat\ >^^ Therefore, ]^ J[>;(

's/^oA-S,

faat' shi/c, '^ -^ faaf

'tsze, ^m l' sze. Therefrom, ^jtt }"^'>-^ ^^s'^^-

Therapeutics, ^^ ' /«f<^\ Therein, ^^ tsoi noi\ i:^

» ^li.
itt)^ tsoi^ ts'ze shue .

There, 'j^ ^ koh-shue ,

(is Thereof, ^jtj^ yau '^ts'ze.
or are) :^
^P^ Sao-/oy^',
jau, (is no Thereon,
^
Jh ^^soi^ sheung .

more) Jp Thereupon, "j^^ ue shi',

j^
there
na f/^'2/e ;

ns
there !
:iil]
in hau"*.
laap Uik,
^^
! tj^ []||^ ?z<';

there is [are] none, '^l^ Thermal, :j^/rr^/?,;^«^ iran

^mo loJc^. Siuen; a thermal sj)ring,

Thereabout,^ ivan ts'nen.

10 iS fe :^ :/]<
^koh-shue -Usoh-*jdM^, ^ Thermometer, |^ ^^ ^
:^ Wi-*yau', ^^ ^ hohn-'^ shue-chicm ; a clinical

yeuk-'^moTc, Jtif Jl P"|> thermometer, J^ ^ ^

/:o;«

^flm'
sheung^
tsai^; he's
ha, p-^"

fifty
[^
or
'^laang it chum; ^^^
it/^^rt^' 1aang
J^^-I^/^M/^
thereabout, fg ^ + 5El chum; the thermometer

-S^^ '^'^^e V^u So- registered 87°, in the shade,

shap si^/i' Hsoh *yau\

 5

THE 566 THE

"4^^ ^^^^ '*^'"* '"^"'^ pok; a thick plank,

f ^^fc
tsoi tjum shue jmat* sbap ;|55 iiau muuk ^jman;
ts'at to\ thick of speech, "f^*^^
These, ^|^{j ni-ti. shit ^fuen; thick lips,/^^
Thesis,
gQ g t'aai muuk. *hau shuun; thick of
Tbey,
f§ p^ 'k'iie-ti\ hearing, ^^ "^ch'uung

Thibet, ^kj tsong', ^ |g{ fVn/7; a thick smoke, »^

s«t tsoiig',
j;^ ^ wai

tsong'; Anterior, Central, "*»

and Ulterior Thibet, "^ Thicken, j^j^ sheng kit\

1^ ts'in tsong\
^^ j^)^ ti^o^ hau.
rhuung teong
tsong^;
,

feudatory
^^|^ hau""

Prince
^#
Thicket, Va lum, ^]

of Thibet,
wong; the
^1^^^
capital of Thibet,
tsong'
^^
/t^
Snong Snoug,
^j'.s'o

("^mo
muuk
^mo),
Lhasa, jf^i^^ ^^ saat'\
^^ lak lum.

the Imperial Resident in Thickly, i^ moon, J[^ hau

Thibet, ,gg^g cbue' ^ /(?/i; thickly populated,

tsong'* taui' shan.

Affiles y^" ^'^ ch'au
Thick, ^ 'p'an, jj 'hau, mat.
(as soup) jg nuung,
^ Thickness, W 'hau; the
kit, (close) ^ mat,
^ thickness of I2 bricks ^£
^ qh'au-mat; b(5*l rice into ^p-pS. 5Y?«;» ue chiwi;. the
thick gruel,
^^ ;?o thickness of 2^ bricks,

rhuulc; very thick,

j^ ^
^ ""hau tam^ tam''; thick Thief,
^ 'ta'aak,
^fg
oil,
j^
thick and thin,
vtt c^'""^ 3'^"

hau
ts'aak-Vo,
^^ ts'aan

h U
j^j^ ts'aak, :^B|lJfi|
56
 THI 566 THI

l^^ng, 'chaai Thief-taker,

Jjglfe^ g^ ^fong

^uen soh^\ to turn thief or wok ''che.

rebel, "^^ tso' ts'aak;

Thieve,
ts^ue.
f|jjj
i'au,
^^ sif

a petty thief, ^0* ts'aak

Thievish, ^' ^. a
^tsai; an old thief,
^ ^^ thievish propensity,
ho'^ sit';

^'[^
Mo ts'aak; a stealthy thief,
ts'aak seng^.

^ M^ ^^ "^^^^ wflaw;
Tbigh,
^ f$ taai'-V^ isi
an expert pickpocket, ^ Jil taai' 'tui,
flg
'p-ai;

'^^ saam clielz ^shau\ the thigh bone, Jj|

»g*
to cry "Thief!" tl^|]jj ^i^ui kicut; to cut a piece

ifeiV ts'aak; officials in of flesh from the thigh

collusion with thieves {i.e., (for medicinal purposes),.

rat and cat sleeping to-

gether),
|g jg I^I Bft
Thills, ^ ^g
kong;
mami shiie t'uung rain; kue uen, ^^ ueu rauuk;
Beware of thieves
|u^^ t'ai fong
!
^^
'tsin 'Ian;
the thills of

yjft *kiu'
^
kong\
a sedan,

a clever thief, i.e., one who Thimble, ^j- jS chum-^teng,

flies over eaves and runs (archer's)

|^^ p'-aa7i-

up walls,
^g^^^ chi.

yam ^tsau pile; set a thief Thin, ^ pok, (rare, watery)

to catch a thief,
% ^ j^ ^ hi, (lean) ^sArn?, D[nl
kicai na ^kivai; he is a thief, w/p ,
(-skinned) \M.^^ pok-
tEHfilif <^ 'k'ue hai^ *p'i; thin gruel, ^-^
t^au "^ye ke\ thin and
Thief-catcher,

ts'aak ^che.
:|^|TJ^^ po^ eatery,

roll it
^^
out thin,
hi hi ti ;
 >

THl 567 THI

ngaan pok /»'; make thin a hopeless thing (lit. cold as

fritters (bv rolling the a cat's nose),
|gyJ,frli-/$
griddle), t^^ Vo;?.// fun; maau \\? Icotn tuung^; all
spread out t'lin,

^S taan hoi f-aan

^|^p|ii||
pok;
sorts of things,
5^^^
'^^^'"''"5' chiiung sze'
tw
scrape

^^
till it is

scuJi' to'
thin,

pok; thin but

"^^J ts'eng; a set of things, —
sprightly,

sait^; thin as a
^^ 'rail'
ts'eng

(as a
wil
tong^;
IB 1b
prosperous
y^^ f^'^'

in
y^^s'
all

'match,' as a 'stick')
f^^ things,
^;^2§i)C ^"""^
pU'J^t'iu shaai 7com shau^; sheng sai tsau ; you must
thin as a grasshopper, ^ not eat heating and fried

^ S rtJ"
^^^^'

koni' skau'; his kindness

^maang
is
things,
fj^
pa ^ ^ II
as thin as paper, i.e., only
5Mi^ 'iii 'm 'ho shik

it tuuk tsin 'ch^aaw,

skin-deep,
fg fl AM is needless to blame things
it

SK rt"
yan ts'eng
P '^'ue

chi Icom? pok.

/-^o/i^

that are past, (i.e., Let the

Thing, /^^f}^ mat-kin\ g- dead Past bury its dead),

Ve> !^ ®
tuung-sai,

(affair) tin -sze''; a pat Jcaii in the end things

'fj-^ ;

thing, — Ml^ y«^ <iang will mend, ^^ g ^^ j^

^e; all things,

maan' mat; just the same

|| ^ mat kek
comes too
J3jY faan; advice
late when a

thing, ^giif ^'o«/ ^^y; thing is done, ]^ ^ "^

set free living things,
^ g^ sheng sze pat shiiet^;

£^ fon(f shaang; just the an ordinary thing, ^ |^

thing, ]^^ ^s'«w ngaam; haaa ^ye.
 • •;

THI 568 THI

Think, ^^ sze-%eung,
,gj, \
poor think but of appeasing
(guess) j^ ^koo; do you their hunger,
'^.^MM
think I am asleep, f^'gp k'uung sse ngolr' '^seuag-,

fuji* me; I am thinking of,

to think of one's family,
^
:^ ss^ you think
^ ffi
^l!>
'ngoh si^m
yourself
7i;«;

somebody, don't
^seung; do you think I am

a fool,
f^ i^^
^ iC'^'^^
you! ^is:^% 'ho

""ngoh hai ^shui; I think taai^ min ni; we have

you are joking, f^f$^ beaten them, I think,

^
^ Jcoo ni 7ro«</ stw^; now
—
drinking now thinking, do you think so
Vrom Z;?m''; I think
?
^^ it is,

yum yat nrm ^seung; when '\^fh^ 7^'«' hai' hva'i

you drink water think to think a little, jM—
where it came from, ^0* j^^ Sei<n^ yat ^seimg;

V""i '^'hui sze thinkers govern toilers, «

:A^^^M
uen; do you think it so ^^ ^ J& A lo S2<?;z

easy? ^%^^= 'ho V;e chi yan.

heng ? me; I think well Thinly, i^^^ s/^o/i-lok.

of him, ^pSA^^ ^^
Third, tai -s«(a!w?, (a)

W ngoh ^i wai k'ue ^^— • saam-iwTL-yat;

hai ho; in view of gain, the first, second, and third

think of righteousness,
^ of a series,
;^ ^P|^
^
"M SS
day and night do
^'''^' ^''

I
«^^

think
i'' maang^ chuung
female lepers of the third
kwav

of you, lf$^^i§ shi generation, —^ f^i^ saam

yeng muung /hnJc; the toi mooi; the third day of
 ; .

THI 569 TUI

the month, ^<jj'^ ch'oh Thirtieth, ^^-\' tai' saam

saam; the third time, shap, (a) =-j-xJJ.;2-_
^^ig\^ tai' saam ts^ze^ saafwj shap fun^ chi yat.
Thirst,

i^
%ng-hoht\
'hau-hoht\ (after)
p Thirty, ^ -|- saam shap; a
yg
^ month of thirty days,
^
thirst,
hoht'-^seung; intolerable

flli^^l sill hohe

^ net taai\

This, |l/g n/'; followed by the

peng^; to quench thirst.
proper classifier as : this
kaai hoht'; the mention
of plums quenched their
man H^^ \ ni koh^ yan;
thirst,^
-J:;|fj£^ waak
this ship,
5/g
cheT^ shuen; this house,
^ jjg ni

mooi chi hoht ; a craving g^

W[ M^^* ''^""'^ ^'''^; (that or)
thirst, faan hoht';
j^i^
to suffer from thirst,
^^|l:tV--'fe'2e,(^«6That);
'UL'/^
cheating people like this,
hi hoht .

Thirsty, pg^^ hau hohi

yeung"* aak yan ite^- this
the hungry are easily

supplied with food, and the

day, ->^ Q 7r?/?« y^^,- on

thirsty are easily supplied

this account, -^ ]|J^
shi

with drink,
l'^oo\
g) ]['[^ yan '^s'2e.

•>/M,
^ r^^ET 'Z^ >aj ^l ^" ^^*^
Thistle,
^IIJJ taai'-A'rt/\
^
1 wai shik hohf ^che ^i ^^ tsaat-lai; a tall kind of

wai yjo?2; blood-thirsty, W thistle,

^j gjj 'ma ka%

^ /jo^ shnai. Thong, j£ ^ p'i ^aa?:':

Thirteen,
-J-* ^ shap saam. loosen the thongs, %
Thirteenth,^-[-^tai'shap suung 2}ong.

saam, (a)
— shap saam
-|- ^ ^ ;^ Thoracic,
JS ^ iflj huimg
• f un^ c/ii ya^. t'oug ti.
 .

THO 570 THO

^ Jj- t'liunq ^hiu mun

tsze ; ^^^-^ Puung

shitr^
hill mun hok.

Thorn, ^ lak, flj is^ze",

^ Thoroughfare, 5^^ t'uung-

ts'ze\ (bush) ^ j^ lak-

liang, ^ Jg
Puung
^'/«<?/y7-lo\
^
^^ k'ue: Private!

^^ ^
lum; pricked by a thorn,
No Thoroughfare !

^^^ tsaam
f^ ^5 ^^ -?'^ ;

beware of thorns in the :^ sze ka chuung (or noi')

slush, i.e., beware of ti lo^ pat fuung hang.

oppressing the weak, j^

Thoroughly, ^ j^ tsnun'-

*ti\

timing
^ w,
Pau ; to
a^
do one's
fong "^yau ts^se (he is) a

thorn in my
;

side,
^^|P;
duty thoroughly,
mix or
^ ||f
tsuun^ cAtVc; to stir
K kiu ^ngaan yan; to
thoroughly, p| '^ t*ia
tread on a thorn, ^^ wan, or i©-^ kaau wan;
jd^ ch'-aai lak lum. to fry thoroughly, ))^ffe
Thornless, ^^ij^mo W-zt" '^ch^aau shuuk; thoroughly,
Thorny, ^ ^'^] V^u toh happy, '^^/««»' ch'eung^;
ts*ze\
^ JlJ QJJ
shaang it is quite impossible to

ts^ze^ ti. know another thoroughly,

Thorough, ^ thmng:
thorough examination, f^ waak foo waak p'i naan

^^ tuung'' ch'aat •
thorough waak kwut; to understand

knowledge, yj^^ tuung thoroughly, '^ f^ tuung'

sik; a thorough acquain- s^j^; thoroughly search,
^^
tance with letters, 2^ ^ ^ k'uung y^az?; steam it
 TIIO O t THO

thorougbly, M^i^ ^''^"^ thought about what is

sbuuk ^lia ; tlioroughly distant, he will find sor-

understand, g^^ fJ^^ jj ||fi^

row at hand, A^S;S
k^vet' in

Hfe i/iZ/c
/;oo?i

p'oh
t'laing,

; examine
^ iv\
lue' ^W^
T'^
yau
yan mo uea
k'an yau;

thoroughly, ig there was not one who

:f| f|}
/rj^e/i tak taii'; to know it thought of refusing sub-

thoroughly,
331JS '"''*» *^^«»; mission, ^,g,;:^flg mo
shake them thoroughly, sze pat fuuk; this last

expression frequently
'^tH ^'^" ^^^'^ k'ue. is

These, ^^^ koh'-ti. modified into, ^& |^||]

~^
Thou, ^ 'ni, (5^^ Thee). Jl^ ,meaning, with a
teacher

Though, g||ll] su/-^5rtZ-,

511 it is easy to know how to

^^ s?«-in, 5^1 sz«; though do most things; second

it be thus, gj ^Ij H^ swi thoughts are best, S ^^

/sale ^kom; though you be "p]"^ tsoi sze hoh i.

clever. I am no fool, -^ Thoughtful, P^ i^ ^ 'yau

sum ki; thoughtful of gain,

ngob 'm ngoi; f.s though, jl^>[H]7f|]
sum heung^ li\

•fif'\^
V/o ^ts'ze, ^ ue. Thoughtfully, :^>li.,raDfi5
Thought, ^ff?^^ .s..-nim\ j^ yau sum sse ti.

nim -t'au, ^ EEf i sse, Though tfulness, '^.g, shum

fi§
*^5f'wn^-t'au: wan- sze, "^^ shum lue\
dering thoughts,
c c, c
# Thoughtless, i^\ ^ ^^ smn
sfl'a/« /com seung; a pat tsoi^ -^ ngoi, PgyJ>
diligent pen saves thought, 4^ 'm sill sum; thoughtless

S5
min
^ ^ Sman
sze\ if a
^'^^ ^'"^
take no
of the

pat lue
future,

hau\
^
 1

THO 572 THE

Thousand, -^ tsHn; * Thrashing, (a beating, a

thousand to one he will hiding) ^—^ 'ta yat

not reform, ^ — ]^ ^ •
ch'eung; give him a sound

tsHn yat pat koi; ten

thrashing, tTtg— :A:^^
thousand, —-^ya^maan ;
''ta k'ue yat

to get a thrashing,
taai'' ch'eung;

^^wi
there's fully ten thousand,
^ta shue.

Thrashing-machine, ^^ ^^
to yau; the thousand '^0 woh hi\
#!§& ki

Character Classic, -p^^ Thread, ^ .m^ % || (a)

"^ ^s'w tsze mun; tens t'iu-.sm% (to) ^ ch'-uen;

of thousands,
"5*
-^ J£ a spool of thread, — fe
jjaai^ fc'm maan^ in a ;^ y«^ /m sin ; to spin
thousand pounds
not an ounce
of law thread,
^ ;|g ^w^ sm^
there's of ]|^^ '^Aac«^ sAa; a guide
love,
#Sfflf:'|f luut thread, '^j ^^^ yan sin;
faat mo ts'eng.
Thousandth, "^ — •=p tai^
to reel thread,

sAa; to
^^
spin thread
poot
for
yat tsHn. weaving, ^^ ^fong sha\
Thrall,

puuk.
1^ no,
^ ;^ no the thread

ligbtly,^^J^f^^t'iu
of life snaps

Thraldom, "^"^ wai no. meng ts'-af ts''ajj(jigiip ngup)

Thrash, :fj" ;^ ^^a woh, :^ ts'ui^; floss and thread shops,

^^ *^/o woh; to thrash

maize,
:J^^7^ Va S2«<^ inlay with silver thread,

^mai. ^)^^ saap^ lau'; cobblers

Thrasher,
^yf^^ ta woh ends of threads,
p'i haai kan; imitation gold
^^^
 .

THE 573 THR

thread,
fg^J^ 'ka kum saam sltrnrf ; the three

sill ; real silver thread, JM. worthies ( Pih-c, E-yen

Wi ^ '^^^"^ "S^*^ **'*^' *'° and Hwuy), ~ -^ saam

thread beads, ^^ c/i'wm tsze; three times, ^^
M?<^,- thread tliat needle, s«rtm ts'ze ,
^ JEJ
.sfm//i

^ BR $t
^ngaan r/»/.'».
rA'»f;i koli' ooi; in

~^
two or three days,
saam "^leung yat;

Threat, 'f§^jj ^huung haak\ the three highest graduates

to obtahi by threats,
jjg^
in each degree,
^ j^ ^
^ ^^e/c so/t\- to alarm by ^ saam uen k'up tai^;

threats, haak^ chcv' the three dynasties (Ha,

B^jlfg^
Threaten, ^ hmk^ ^ ^ wa\ Shang and Chow), ^ /f^
(frighten) f^'il^ Vi?/«;?<7- s«rtm toi''; mourning for

haak^; to threaten with three years, "J" ^^ ^f>/?^

'^^^
death, iy^lftA 'i

/j«rt/c yan; to threaten three of equal power, jM

with punishment, ^ i}^\
J£ ^ ^^ ^^'^^ ^s?<?<^ c//i

W^ s/t«/c/' jjii chaak^ s/V//^- the three highest

fat.
I
Hanlin graduates, ^ jj||
Threatening, ^^A'«^ um. '

ffl s«ro« /e/2^ kaaj)^; to

Three, ^ s«rtW; the founders take threes, successively, at

of the three great dynasties \
gambling, j;^ 5£ naam^
(King AYan, his father and i saam; Mencius's mother
grandfather), ^^ saam \
changed her abode three

wong; on three points "^ times, ^"^^^ maang

i^ saam seng; the three rao saam ts^in; the Three-

Sages (Yue, Chow-kung, character classic, '—'.^^

and Confucius), ^ S3 saam tsze' keng; the three
 THR 574 THE

rational and seven animal enter (said, reproachfully,

spirits,
^^^-t^ saam of one who passes by without
wan ts^atp^aaJc ; I asked for visiting you), '^^'^
one thing, and I have got f^ rfn !^ ^ ^'^^''J kivoh^

three things, p^— ;{^^ k'i moon i ^Ja^ yup.

muu'' i/at tak saam; the Thriftless, ^|| fau t'au.

sun is three rods high {i.e., Thriftiness, ^ kim', "f^^

9 a.m.,)
0Jt.=^ yat tsit yuung\
sheung saam kohn. Thrifty, ff§_j^ haan-Vim ; a

Threefold, ^'^ saam ^p'ooi. thrifty man #" ^ ;2 A

Three-stranded, H ^ "W feiY kim^ ke' yan.

saam ^koo ti; a three- Thrill with pleasure, M^^

stranded cord, ^ U^ ^\ ^J ^J foon-'^hi-to -cJian .

saam koo sheng. Thrilling, (sound) [jj; ^

Thresh, (v. Thrash) '^ch'aau-'^i,
^|J ]^ Ar/^^i.

^ ^shai- p'aang-Vfl,
^ Thrive, ^^^/cm^'-taat, S
ta. ^ fA'eu»^ heng, J®.
^
Threshing-floor, ^^^ ^voh- //f«^ wong'; thriving and
ch'eung. declining, ^ ;^ sheng
Threshold, ^^ ^^ moon- sJiui.

ch'aan ch'aam); to sweep Throat, pgt|| hau-luung,

(
^Q
the threshold (i.e., do P^ m hau; phlegm rising
menial work),
^^ ^ fiit in the throat, ^^]M t'aam
it. ''yuung; cut the throat.

Thrice, ^^ saam ts'-ze ;

7i;2<e^ keng., ^^ ?;200^

thought thrice, ^ ^^ /ewe ; to cut one's own

sfla??j 52^; though he thrica throat,
Q ^ij tsze' 'man;
passed the door, he did not ready to cut my throat to
 .

THR 675 THR

show I am in earnest, ^|] Throe (extreme pain), Ij^^i

kek tmnui.

^i iiin c/ii^; seize by the

Throne, ^ -gr \vong-*\vai',

throat, ^!gi nit 'krng.

jitp ^ ue^-tsoh^ Itl^^
luung v/ai'; the lotus
nearly split his throat, j^^
throne, ^^ lin ^'«\
^
^Pf/c^ s//^wi' p'oh' hau
^ lin tsoh ; on the throne,
luung; ^^P(>JP|| J"^'"^'^

p^oh^ hau luung; hallooed ascend the throne, 2>C ^

till he split his throat, p^ Vi;oi po\ ^^ tmuj kek,

:^ Pf^ 151 (lai p'oh' hau

^'fe ^«/?^ wai^; a formal
luung; the heart in the report to the throne,
^
throat,
^^ ^ ts'olc' hi; ^^ t'ai po ; lost the throne,

irritation in the throat, pf^ ^g shat kwoJc\ ^ gc

P|| hau ts''enng^; to call shat Tvai
till one's throat cracks, P^ Throng, :^ |^ Uai-^yuungy

^^ Pfi ^"'' i^'°^^ ^^^" K\^ yan-i^iA'. —'5A

luung; stoppage in the ya^ k'wan yan.
throat, P-^ U^ ^i^ hau; Throttle, Ja''*^ rs'j^e?^ '^en^,

pierce

P^
his

/5'tw
throat,

*^k'ue
HjJ '[g
hau
^ |g
lak S^e.
kuuk pai^ f J ^
P||
luung. Through, ^ yau, g 3;^
Throb, ^j^ tHu ; the heart keng-kwoh', 5^ ^'aw%
^
throbs, j|^> gfe ^ .<5^«/^ timing; hurried through, ^^
^jm' ye2</c ; my heart throbs ^Q ts'o uen; to chisel

rapidly {i.e., palpitates) ^|> through, i.e., to corrupt,

^^ ^ '^ W^ "^^^ ^^''"

^^ cfi^uen tsok; did
puuk puuk tHic'. not pass through my hands.
 THR 576 THR

^ ^^-^
he passed
2nt keng
through
'^shau; tilling \

yan
through error,

wet through
all
^^ ts^oh';

possible bitter experiences, (to the skin), ^^^^ shup

t'-aic'.

haam sueti Yoo laat to keng Throughout, |^ j9*m ;

ku'oh^; all through life, J^ throughout China, :^ pj^

-
Hh ^kue shai •
to pierce ^ ^Hit' chuung kwok ;

through, ^^tsok huung; throughout the year, ^^

to open a way through,
timing; to see one
^ — chau nin; throughout
ya^ shaang.
life,

^^ tsok .^
through and through, |||r ^Throw, //t^ :|^ iceng,
^
p'ek, (dice) ^J chaak, (one's

punctuated all through, self) d^ t-au; throw it

^^^fi Puung tak tim; against the wall,

^^ j^
to pass through, ^^ '^ )j^ taat maai ts'eung; to
Puung hang; to see through throw nines, ^^ ^ 0^
his villainy, ^/[^g^^ chaak ''kau fsai; threw up
tuung^ chiiuk k'i kaan; how (i.e., vomited) several times,
often did you read it
nH 1^
taam
S !!fc
'^«

throw the shuttle,

^"'^ '^'^^

through? g^; ; to

tuuk ^ki ch'au shue; see ^'^ j^'afm soh; to throw

through, ^^^hohn^ Pau^ up, i.e., retire, :^^lj j'^aau

see through a millstone, pit; to throw away,
g^^ ^^p^
^^ ^'a* cA'Me;i shek; I

through your designs,

weng
any corner, "j^
hoi; throw
— ZH "^
it into

see •

tveng yat i"* kok^; throw it

kiii^ ''ui A:e^ sum kohn; to away, it is not wanted, :j^

pass through, ^3^ koon

 TIIR 577 THR

iu Jok ; to throw cotton» throw away, gj^ ||§J

.s7<a<

^^ t'aan min fa\ tuet ; to throw reeds into

throw into the water,
'"' ^^*
^ w
\sAu/; to
the side orifice of a jar,
t'au 00; to throw away
;^
T* ^^fC

throw aside, ^-ig — -^ as a worn out sandal,

^^
maai yat kok^\ throw <b/ yau ///"
f/?< pai' saai;

jour chest forward, jj§^ to throw off a slipper,

Jit ' '
iQ Bui] "^ ^" ^^''^ huung\ •
i'uef ^saai; to throw
to throw away as useless, rice on a bridal chair, i§j^

^j^ ch'ue lat\ throw it '^jt saat' 'mai; to throw

down, f^^JgT* Viu beans which turn into

lok /fli 'ha; to throw a net, soldiers, i.e., magic strategy,

iJU Jg srw^ 'mong; to

WlS^WL^ '""^' tau'

throw away the opium pipe, sheng 2W)g; thrown into

W^^M
down
^'"^ ts^eung;

the baton and resign,

throw confusion,

luen^
^ ^
fi«frt'\
g[^
tau

^ iS K W
A« ^00/2; to
t'au

throw (stones)
>«» Throwster, trf^^^H^ '^«

at ducks, ^^^,^/«o?t^ arr;? ; Thrum (the guitar), :^ ^

to throw up (in sense of Va chang, ^ jH ^ ^=^i'

retire,

s^ sze\
or resign),

-^
i^
se* yani^
^ 5«aw2 in; (the lute)

t'aan k'ura.
4m5^
-^[I

^ lok ^«w one

Thrush, (white eyed)
wa -*m[-fsmk^ (black
^ j^
se^ ^o/i?i;
^^
throw of dice, — -^ "^ and wliite).
^^^% rhue-
ya< s/(aM t'au; thrown ^shi-*cha; a kind of thrush

away, i.e., wasted,

^^§ (Garrulax) Q^jg paak
icut ^u'oh: sift and then wa' mi; a white headed
 .

THR 578 THR

thrush (sometimes used of /«; to thump one's self
:|*J"

on old man), Q gj| ^ ^ (to arouse pity),

/^2<«^ t'au liok^.

P^ ^
paak t'au yiiung; (a disease)
Thunder, ^^ \m-hiccmgy
(clap)^y>v/^,||g;/e^'-
Thrust, V'iu, (in) Jl
jjg
upon him
^^
///c, hang lui; a
ch'aaf'',

fefSS
trust it

«^ 'k'ue ill';
clap of thunder,
t'eng ngai; a sudden clap of
^^
thrust (him) out of doors thunder, i^ ^ tsat lui;

iM Hi n ^^ 'p'i" ^^^'"^^^ thundering,

|^ [^
lunng; the god of thunder,
luung

moon ngoi ; to thrust out

the hand, ^i hH -^ sA«n ^[^ fuung luung; quick

ch^uut shall; to thrust out

as thunder, jH ^k suwi'
lui; rumbling thunder,
the tongue, ffj;.^ t'o shit; ^^
^f lui t'eng ;in a
thrust

-^
it

t'lii
out,
:f^
*^k'ue ch'-uut liue^
fg ^j thundering rage, g^
Thuja, |^:|^^ uen-paah
:2 S ^"^ ^'^°S ^-^'^ ^'^5
.
a thunder cloud,
@^M
Thumb, -^ :|^ /^ sAcfw- wan t'au; like thunder
^chi-kuwiff,
^^ kue^ piercing the ears,
^p ^^
maalv; a double thumb, i^ "M^ I@> ue lui ^oon"* N;

^^ p'eng mau,
JJ :ff
thunder without rain;
?72a cAt; as the thumb ^S hohn lui; struck by a

(among the fingers) i,e.^ thunderbolt, ^iJ^J" lui ta;

prominent, noticeable, •^ you will see him struck by a

g^ wai kue' maak . thunderbolt out of a clear
Thump, ^ p'uung\ ^^ sky,
t^afj^H^fg
hohn Va
n£
^•WM?i^-cheuk, ;^^ "^^ww, Vrt» lui k'ue.
 .

THU 579 THU

Thunderor, the, ^' ^ lui- f^uung in kom tso';

liuung. It is really thus, J^fgafj^

Thumler-sliower, ^ ^ p|^
uen hai
Thwack, ^
kom.

:|^J
chuung
^^ lui

Thunder-storm,
"^iie Itaau tsok^.

^^J§|[^
2i''aak ,
^^ chuung' ;>'a<,

;fj^ ktiaak\

^^ hii tin^ /"//jmy 'ue Thwart, (to)

}g [Jjl /^'a?:^'-

kaau chi VAo^j, gg ngaak, "g* j^g

Thundcr-strnck, ^'^^ shat-

j(?ooi' yik; to thwart one's
plans,
tSA^tt 'k'ue

yan thwart people's

Thursday, g ^ f^ ^lai-
/re

wishes, :(^,
/rat ;

A tt fat van
paai^-sze^.

Thus, 1^ kom, ^^^\ Jcom-

yau S^yA yuuk.
•yeuDg\ (-much)

A'07?i -toll,
^^ yeuk shP, Thyme, ]3a]^ ooi k'an.

]Jp;^ ue shi\
^@;ft jau Thyself,
f$ g3 "ui tsze'

shi ,
^^ yau shP; it ki.

must needs be
-^ t^ shaang teng^
thus,
^^bai"*
Tiara,

Pin
pi±mfEZM.^
chue kaau wong /ce*

^kom; is it thus? I^^ ^roin.

V^ n^ 7ro?« yeung' Tibia, 1^ /rm^',

IM'H^
ke' me; AVhafc ! Thus ?

8i "TS n^ '-^'^'^i /^e' Tick,

j|:t;f§^ ch'ong yuuk
7??e; thus, in this style,

t^^^ kom yeung'; surely chxnmg jyiti hang tuung*

not thus ? l^R^ ^kom "^ma;

do them all thus,

^^ yeung kau Uang
 TIC 580 TIC

cli'-uulc Ice shat; a dog tick, sm^ ^k'ue; tickle the fancy

^^ m 'kau yeng, %^ ofchildren,t;^/J>^^:^^

Ici ho'; pub a tick on it, net ski ^tsze ke i ; may
tickle my palate,
"pf^ J^
Tick, (to) j^jgg ^//-^t7- ^^ © ho hoi ngoh ke
sheng. wai ;
to tickle the palm,
^
Ticket, ^ ;?'/2i\ ju?/, ^pHu,
BSB&I6 V >ono' ngan,
Ticklish,
J^ J^ .s?<m-^uen,
tickets, '^Ji,
(containing
ooi ta«n;

tender
(troublesome)
naan-liu
|| lij-
ticklish times,
^
ticket -"^li;

of interest),
^^ ooi'
JUg^ naan shi.
Tidal, }^ nj^ ch'iu
lottery ticket, tidal
ji«'?/;
Q^;^ f^!;

^! paak 7i:o/^ pia\ Manila grounds, J^UJ ch'iu t'in;

lottery

lue siiung
ticket,

^?«<;
g ^jc
examina-
^ tidal water,

shiii.
J^ -Jl^ ch'iu

tion lottery ticket,

^ j|^ Tide, i^^*C ch'iu-'sA?«; the

^ wai seng 'piu\ theatre tide rising,

;^*)^J3
cheung
ticket,

pawn
^ ^*^^. ^i jc)H<; ch'iu; to go with the tide,

ticket, tong llM^K shuun' shui; high

jHii; passage ticket,
^Q ^ tide,
i$J] ^ ';ft ;5 ch'ia

^ffi shnen wai chl; to *^s^2«' '^cheung ko\ ebb tide,

issue tickets, ^M\iHr *)^i3^J[^ ch'iu shui tai,

faa^ piu ch'iiut hue ; to "^ Wii ^shui kohn; flood

distribute

;?/aai ch'au.
tickets, v/j^
^ tide, yi^
push the boat with a
-^ 'shui taai';

fair

Tickle, ^1^ VA<?n^-'"yeung, tide, i.e.y improve the

J^ c/i/^; rouse him by shining hour, )lg7l<^t)!|§
tickling,
Jggitg 'Hn shuun shui tui shuen;
 .

TID 581 TID

both wind and tide "T Bze ts'eng pin 'liu; to

unfavourable, j!j£ M IS tide over,

kau yan
^ A^^g^lK naan
^^ tai fuung tai shiii; c/ii /yo ;

the tide is to be relied on time and tide tarrv for no

like a contract, j^^P^
ij^ eh 'ill ne ^yau yeuk ; ^151 yat uet shai' i sui^

head tide,
^;>^ yik shui, 2Mt ngoh ue.

J^ -^ ngiiak ^shxd; avail Tide-gate,

\^ ^jj^ ^ ch'iu

one's self of the tide (i.e., ^sA?«' chaap.

make hay while the sun Tide-surveyor, ^^"^ tsuung
shines), ^ jg -^ 'kohn ts'uun.

shuun ''shui; to ^o against Tide-gauge, g '}Q g& to'

the tide,
iwj^ifjjifni ch'iu hi

hf'ung yik ch'iu i hue, Tide- table, ;^ ch'iu

"Jl^
K ^tongtt
seiing
ffi
; to
^® fA?«m^'
go with
ch'aalc,
^^^
Tide-waiter, 3^~j[^
[§j ch'iu
lo- faai^
t'o.

the flowing tide,

gyfEJ^j] ^^^
<|A^^
ts'im-t'&zQ-^shaUy

jfl] -^ ts'ni lau ch'iu i k'im tsze' hhau.

hue, ^^m^
chuung seung woh;
ue
a turn
^^
Tidily,

#• ^Ao /toAn,
ts'aiWn^,
-^ "^
^
kit^

in the tide, j^jj®'^ ch'iu tseng

chuen' lau, ttt
^ g* ;;§
Tidings,
'J^^^ siu-sik; good
^^ ^^ *'^^' /i:aai' jwi'n' tidings,
:{^'i^^
'/^^ san
wai ^ho waak s^w/; there mun; bad tidings, ^'(^
is a tide in the affairs of huung suun ;
glad tidings,
men, X#^^g yan
sze yau sheng shui; the Tidy, 7^^ ts'ai-^cAfn^,

tide has turned,

37
?M« *^ Siga-/:<Y
•p
 TIE 582 TIE

Tie, (a) ^ naax\

j^^ tight,
^ fok kan,
i^iM-*taai ,
(to)
^ iwng, ,^ chin /i^fln; tie one's

(up, or on)
llT^ ^ naai- hands, |§-^ chin' ^shau;

chue', (a knot) ^Jj^ V«- being tied, one haa to

M ; to tie in a bundle,
j^ submit to the beating, j^
:^ —'^ Ic^wan maai ?/ai!
ftBSfltr >^5' chue'
ch'-uiik; to tie up ^ith k'am tak ta; with tied

rattan, /cVan fang; hands waiting for death,

j^l^
tie up a dog, i^^^^ h'-iraang^ i.e., utterly helpless, "^-^
^kau\ a lot of things tied
^^ ^ ch'-imk sfiau toi'^

together, — |gP^ yat pai'; to tie up, cord up,

J^
k^icaang (ovJc^n'atig^)hing :
^^ chhiuk foTc; tie around,
to tie up (in senSe of entwine,
^ ^^ yeng iu;

entangle), li^'^ h'-ivaang^ tie by a rope, ^^^5 poon

chue ; tie on a mourning haai'; tie him fast,
^^
cap,
^^Q laam' t'au
^ t^ ^^^'^'^^ so/^ chue'
paak; tie a knot,
^^^ ^k'ue; tie him up, flf^filg
^ta lit ; to tie a loose knot, nang^ chue' ^k'ue, :^ >^
1T4^>^ '^" sAa«7i^ In- jH naau chue^ k'ue; to

to tie a hard knot, a on, naai chue';

{i.e., tie
P7^^
wreath knot), -^JE^S tie up the cow, tij^'^ naai'
V« ^sse ZtY ; to tie a running ngau; tie up the hair
noose, tr^ji.^^'^«'lo unpinned, i^ ^ k'-ne^

shiie lit ; to tie matters up faai; a scull tie,

;|^ (^
(in sense of inciting to a *^lo tnang-, a neck tie,
^^
quarrel),^

shat IcoJi
^ J jg^l^to
lit ; to tie together;
^/^mi? i'aai ; family ties,

\^^ luen lok ; tie it ^s't^ isHk; the ties of friend-

 ,

TIE 683 TIG

/oo SO; the white tiger

kaan ^yaxx tau I'uu rhi (one of the four quadrants

ts'enp; ties of blood, *^p^ of the twenty-eight con-

^^^ /-^/v/^yunk Z-e fs'an; \

stellations)
trli^F^^' V'^'^J

social ties,
£.f^2:1V^^t& Tiger Pass />., Bocca
ng liuin chi ts'eng fan Tigris near Canton,
jf^f^
>\ i^ ^''^" luun; he has /oo moon; the tiger

uuintentiunally tied his mosquito,

J^^ foo mini,

own hands, JS j^ KA ^^ /<:< //«m; tiger cat,

"^k'ue hai ts'aam ^^^^j /?//ac/i ip p'-aai^',

ch'uung szc ye. the fox borrows the tiger's

Tier, ^ ts'ang; piled up, terrors (said of oppressive

tier

ts'ang
on tier,

ts'ang
^^^^ tip tip; one
underlings),

00 lea foo
^Xjgjgj^
ivai; rearing a

tier above it, ^'[jH —-^ tiger is breeding trouble,

Ico k'ue //at ts'ang; iu tiers,

^i^^SwhoVeung 'foo

^^^^
is^ze ts'ze
ts'ang ts'ang

rising gradually
wai waan^; he
will attack a tiger, or cross
unarmed
;

in tiers, tsit^ a river without a boat,

0i
tsit ho. will die without any regret,
Tiff,
^tmZ \. rhnang (said of reckless persons),

luun ke sze , ^J-

chaang li ho. po \foo p'ang hoh sze

Tiffin, S^ ami -ts'-aan, i mo fooi^ che; an angry

(take) ^^ shik-fla?i\ tiger cannot successfully

Tiger, -^ ^ 'lo-yoo; seized tackle the local dragon (i.e.,

the tiger's whiskers, i.e., a new-comer is at a

so daring,
^^^ put disadvantage iu a contest
 •

TIG 684: TIG

with an old band) kan maang maang;

^ R ^#
^maang foo 'm
iiij ffl
taii^ talc ti
m fasten it tighter, jg^lj^
''kaaii knn ti; to press
t'au luung;

jump
he forced the
tight, j^ ^ kaa]) kan;
tiger

{i.e.,
to

gave hira
the

no
wall

other
a little less tight, ^^
n^ suung
alternative),
fg g J^g^ ^^ ^
se

V^wi7
ti; tie tight,

/^''/^»; very
j^ "^k'ne 2^c^- Voo tin'

ts'enng; because the tiger tight (close, secretive), ^jj*

was gentle, you took him ^^ ho hang ; tight as a

for a sick cat {i.e., you drum, i^^^^'ig ue

presumed on his for- Vi;oo c/it /i;an mat; tight

bearance),^^|lgg^ (stingy, cl OSS-fisted), —

4 >f* 'K y^^ ^^ P^^ P^^'
faat' ivai ni tomf peng^ tight (tipsy) ^g$ ^yum
maau', successful is he who tsae ; money is tight, "fh"

may step on a tiger's tail

JlftP ^ '^^^^ sheung'
without being bitten, ^^ ngan hau kan.
Tighten, ^ .^ /aai V£a?^,

mi pat chat van haanfj.

Tiger-lily, ^j^ ^knen-taan. Tightly, ^ /i:rw?; fasten it

^
^ig^^'^' ^ '^kan. hang; tightly (by passing a string

pull

kan,
^^
^
^moontight, mang'
kan;
through
koon kan
it),

\'ae;
%^^ cork it

keep the eyes tight shut, tightly, ;j>n

^ fg cAa^

J^ ii ^ a^ mi maai shat k'ue; stop it up

shewig Sigaan; very tight tightly, '^ j£ |g cAa^

(hard up for money),

^ chue ^k'ue.
 TIL 585 TIL.

Tile, % 'nga, (round) %lT] Tiler K S;^: rifj W ^'^'

'nga-'t'uung, (flat)
j^ ^^ ^nga ss^' foo\

nga-*7>'i/?; written tiles Till, (money drawer), ^^

(placed ill graves as proof ts'in *kwai'.
;fg
of ownership), ^^p ti' Till, ^] t'>\lk l"aP< ^ot

huen; glazed tiles,

^ J^ till 1 am back, g^l^f 0^
^ hiu li nga; green faan lai che^; waited til'

mossy covering on tiles,

^^ the last moment, ^
^^ ^nga Sm; tiled steps,
5IJ irH-
ng n '^«''^

pg^ ^ ^^^^(> fs'ai^; to tile to' kom^ muni' moon;

a roof,
^^ ts'ai^ '"ga; argued till he could say no
imperial (yellow) tiling
^ more,,^^JfM-rjgi'«^'
^ wong ^nga; rows of to ^k'ue 'mo sheng\ laughed
tiles ^(sfj 'nga haang, till he ached, ^Sljljifll
%m nga luung; a shf' to" Wo ts'f'Ic.

tiled
^^
roof, ^nga Till, (to)
P gg 1caang-i'\n;

niin"",
^^ Siga pooi^, till the fields, |£tI3 ch'oh
^J^ nga i'e/?y; ordinary t'in.

red tiles used for floors, j^^ Tiller (of the soil),
^^
1^ kaai chuen; to tile a nuung foo,
^f BB ® /-^a^niir

floor, ji||i-t^ chuen ti'; t'in ^lo.

move tiles (for exercise), Tiller, (of a boat)

j^^fj
^
j^ wan' pilc^ ; concave 't'aai-;;mr/,
Y^L ftl
'^'o

'JJ^
tiles, leng pik\ t'uung,
j|^ ^ 't'aai nga;

^K ^''^'"''^i' ^"ga; to take the tiller, i^ ^ cha

lay ^^ tiles, ^'oi ""nga; ^t*aai; let go the tiller.

suung ^t'aai.
 TIL 586 TIM

Tiller-rope,
|f #5$i 't'aai B^ 1^ »t /coA' shi hau^
pevg* sheiig. the first time, ^ P^ t'au

Tilt, ^^ taii-%i; tilt it fo''2e'; time flies like an

o^er,
)ff ^\ HIV chaap- arrow, 3t|ttl^ /r^ron<7

yum ^ts'ze /^zn^ fixed time,

Tilt-hammer, ^^i| chiiung' ^^ teng k'i; timiC flies

ch'iii, -j^^^ taai' ch'ui. like a shuttle, Q J^ ^p

Timber, ;;;^7Jn^ nuiuk-liu'; a /^ yat net ue so; kill time,

timber raft, -k^ ^ ch'aam

f^ m] *''^^ haan; husband
p'aai; timber merchant, "^ one's time, ^ -)^ [J^ s/A;

jS" mnnk slienng; timber hrong gum: extend the

yard, ;;f;g mnuk ^ch'ong; ti™6,
^ P^ /con haan ;

to fell timber,

"^ i^ ''to
'^J
Inm chuung
;jyi^ 4*
ke^
past the

K^ hroh
time fixed,

haan'';
^
just in

shue\ ^J^fjt "^^""'^ ^^*^- good time, jE ^ ^

Timbrel, /Kg^ ^siu ^koo, cheng^ cheuk shi; discuss

^M^ toa/i mill '^Icoo. it next time, [E|^:g|8;

Time, g^ shi, g^ -^ shi- ooi loi tsoi shuet ; the
hau\ (set) ^ k'i, (at, or previous time, h^ — [^
keep) '2p ^/^^«m, ^^ [J;^ sheung yat ooi; time and
kwong yum\ mark time in again, ^£ [eJ _^ ^ saam
music, ^ =^ /s/7' ngok, ooi ng ^s'sifi^; this time,

^"n ^ ^5^^' /'srt?^'; keep ^|gJ ni ooi; yet time to

time in music,
j^ ^ to' repent (lit., the shore is

hiiuk; at that time,

^^ still behind you), [e] ^
^ 7^'oi shi: allow more
;^ /^ ooi t'au shi' ngohn ;

time, ^^gfig V M you have come in the nick

yat k'i; at this time, ^/gJH of time, most opportunely,
 TIM 587 TIM

jast when you were needed, man.

^^ yat uet shai^ i' sui*

tin ch^am ""ni lai chup ^ma pat ngoh ue.

wasted time Times, (occasions)

ski; (lit., to [jjj
ooi,
^^
<.'limb a tree to seek for rheung^, ?^ fe'se , ^^ pin ,

# tK * ^
fish), uen ^ wan, (three times three
muuk k'an ue; to stay for are nine) ^£ ^ ^^^^^
^
^^
a time, kit' kite; saani-saam-koi- kau,

^^
another time, hau ^P^ saam-saam-ne- kau;
gone by,
ooi ;
periods of time, H$ in times
j^>|^
-^ shi leng'; spare time, ;^ j5|lj
iu so^ ts'uung ts'in,

^^ ^ ne lik; leisure time, in former times, =^ H^

few "^ "^""' ^M. "® .siA; shi; indulgent at times
ha ;
take your own time,

m^ 'ts'png pin'; a long tsan ; halcyon times, [J^|^

time, j(^ ^ noi' /i;ff?<; a shi yuung; several times,

favorable time (met; ^'^ Va wun, ^\rf\ ^i

wedding day), ^SQ Icaai ^ha; pound it hundreds of
k*i; have not a moment of times more, ^^^ Q
spare time,

shan pat ha
^ :S' ^ BS i^J^ chuiing toll

bad times, p^jj^jfj^

ki paal^
ch^ati ; improve tui ;

the time, ^B^'^ ch'-an _^ 'm %o shai kaai ;

shi hau ; in time it will every body has his times

break,

tsze noi
Q ^ JHPtffl
Wi laan'; the time
^^^ of ill-luck, -^ ^^^
is up,
y^ ^ moon k'i; "yau saam chin leung yat;

day time, Q J^ yat Tcaan^ behind the times (expression

time and tide wait for no applied to one who is old-
 ;

TIM 588 TIM

fashioned, or a ' slow coach '),

timidity,
^Ifif^jjf^H
]^ shan^ i mo "^lai tsak
c
po^ f-iiuny sliue tuuk to *"lo.
saa%.
Timely, ^H$^ cheuk-shi- Timidly, ^|i^^ ^sutrng in.
hau\
H^ k'up
(early)

shi.
J|L Vsr?,
~J^
^
Tin, sek'; tribute tin,
j^
Time-server,
gg M© *^^'"^"
^ kuung^ seh ; block tin,

fuung-n'mg .
^^ Hn sek ; Straits' tin,

Time-table, B$ Jg |p. shi ^ ^} ^^^^ ^^^ y Banca

shan taan.
Timid
tin,
^^ fa sek'; a tin
—
of condensed milk, -^ll
taam-
Timorous
^^H yat liooit' ngau "^naai.

sat , ^0^ mo-Vaam, 0# Tincture,

^ Jg yeuk-Vsaw,

*[J 'taam-hip\ ^^, ^ ^ p^ ^tsau-hoi; tincture

mo f/w'^ ///', j\j\ '1'^ 5M>/i of iron,

^ ^g Pit Hsau;
min ^
P'i tincture of rhubarb, "^^
pok; timid as a hare, ^j^ ^ taai^ wong ^saw; to

/J"*^^ /aam siMuet'o ;

tincture, jfjp
^ «;« shiky

he is far too timid (lit.,

^g 'im sA/Z:. (See Tint).

thinks ghosts are in the Tinder, jAcgf^ >A-mooi-

fore part, and thieves in yuung, jj/c|^ >A yuung;.
the after part of the ship), a tinder-case with steel and
flint,
jfc ^^ 'foh Urn

^ k'ue shueu t'au fong paau.

''kivai %\\Vi&n mi /w^ ts'aak. Tinder-box,
J^j:^^ 'foh-

Timidity, JB'[J Www hi}^ mooi-s eung.

carefulness without the Tine, ^"j^ ch'a chH.

rules of propriety becomes Tinfoil, ^^. 5e^'*-*pok.

 TIN 589 TIX

Tinge, ^ Djj 'i>n-/». Tiny, ^ »^^///, p^^jip] »/7^/z-

im,
water
')}\\

is
^
tinj,'ed
/ca shik;

with blood,
this ^•^»^

/K
^%\
mi ^siii\
^«*^-^«»^

in tiny groups,
^
E£ ^^M *^^^^ ^""'"
ti ''shiii wai hurt^ im Meung'leung; atiny particle,

huung; tinged with,

^^ J^^ As'iw/ ho; the tiniest

^ D^
Tingle, pip]
taai^ "^yau

^heung;
//.

make
particle of, ^* ^^
the tiniest fraction, ^^§(1^'
ho li;

one's ears tingle,

^ ^^ ^ tik koin toh\ tiny

^suung Peng: to tingle in ailments are difficult to

the ears, I^Rj^ i meng. cure, (lit., coughs and colds

Tinker,
Tinkle,
^^ sau po.
^^»^-^o«^-
make a Doctor frown),
^
^3@P|h]
^hewig; a tinkling sound, sheung fuung k^at sau^ i

shang mi t'au tsau'.

Tin-mine, ^^^ ^^^^^^ hcong^. Tip, ^^ tsim-chhie'-

V
tip

Tin-plate, ,^ P ^ ^ma- him, |^nfl{)oJg-^ ^»

^hau-t-ii', -^ ^ yeung pooi' ^ shall; tip up a sedan

chair,
^^ ^ chong kiu;

Tinsel, ^ ^& :ffi

^'^'"'- take up with the tips of
/«- feVi-huung,
^^ ^M the fingers,
rit*>
^ nui
t'uung pok; tinsel leaves chi; the tip of the nose,

(on a graduate's cap),

^^ ^ y^ pi^ fiien; a tip (to

^ t'uung ip; a tinsel a waiter),

^^ sheung
maker,
^ ^ f^ Ara^m /« tip; a tip (to a coolie),
^
tseung\ ^ ch'a A;mw, |^<^ haai
Tint of, (tinge of)
^^ kum; tips for putting on
QM ^aa?'^- yau-ft'. heels,
1^ ^^ haai *"mi
 ,

TIP 590 TIP

tmri; the tip of the tongue, Tip-top, "^ — ' tai yat,
-J-
^ 4^ shit tsini; the tip ^ ^fiif
shap fun '^ho;
^
of a pen, §^^put fining; j^ ^ fiS T W ^««"^

to tip with silver, J^ ^

^^^1^ 'i wg'Anpaau Tirade, 5M">^>^W ^^^^^^^^^9

k'i fsim fan; to tip over, taai"* /ce^ in;

^ ^l!^ ^o

-jHlJ ^ r/i«7;; clnieiv'; don't t'aara.

tip it over, ^P^fjjmo Tired, ^'^ kin -kuen^ ^

chaap r/m/^.

''yum-kwaan
pj
slum kuen
A't/i^-kooi\
^ f§
very tired, ^j5
Tipple, -^ia" ,
;

Y^ i'sa?^; what's your ^ '^ V^o 7m?? kuen^

tipple

mat
?

ye.
-1^ -{^ S* V«»" rather

kooi'
tired,

nflfl't'
^ ^^Hl
(^naai) ti ; if

Tippler,
^^MXM^ you like it you'll never be
ioh ^yum ^tsau pat tsue^ tired of it,
# 7 itt 3
che, ®f|l4 ^tmu sin. lok ''ts'-ze 2)at p'i.

Tipsy, :=|1§^ poon Uue ; to Tiresome (tedious)

get tipsy, '^JlJS? //^^^ ch'eung-/i/ p'i

to" tsue\ naan.

Tiptoe,
^^ Ji.;;p
ngan^-lw- Tiring-woman, ^j^g Jg ^l|
TceuJc^, (of expectation)
^ shoh t'au ma.

^^ ngcuv' -keulc' -mowg, Tissue,

^ ^^ loh-raun,
^^
to stand on tiptoe, SQ
he came
^
rS /ft/i ho t'au; ts'-ai-^eng-kp\ tissue of the

in on tiptoe, tgg|®^ t)ody,

ft ^2H *»

yuuk ^e'* fAa^; tissue of a

/«' keuk ^cM mi hang plant, TJ^y^W niuuk ke
yup loi. chat; tissue paper,
^^
 TIT 591 TIT

01 ch^eimg^ haani; May I ask

k'oi \va^ ke^ pok c/ti, M what is your title? |f|Pi5

Tit-bit,
^^ ^mi mi ; to
^t W ^^''^'^9 mun' t'oi

Voo; titles of nobility, "^

take the tit-bits, (lit., to
^* get
skim off the fat),
j(U ^ ^spj^A;' fuwiff;

^^
to

^ }>'it ko •mill'. a title by purchase.

Tithe, +^;2 — s'i=^P

^?/m haam, :;|^ ^ /rum

fun title of Kiijiit

(hi ijatx to tithe,
^J r/i/'Z;;

~\'ji^
— • ts^ue shap fun' graduates, "^J^ unin fooii
yat; tithing-man, -^ -^ dynastic title, fe)]^ min'
ho titles of Confucius,
^ ^
;

tithiiig-inilitia
/:««/?''
i>o;

system, {&
the
*M.^ s?w? ni,
^^ •^'^f'l

foo'',
^ ^ j^ mun sueii

Kuiidreds and Tithings,

wong, ^^^ •?'''^'/' sheng^\

hereditary title, 1^] "^

Titillate, i^\^ '^chanit. s/ia/ fseuk^-^ hereditary

Title. @^ tsuen-ho\ "g title in

j^.^C
perpetuity, [Ih
mong
^
::^ ^oo/?-haam, (title to) .5//r/*' tsaap

fai^; to inherit a title, ^B

I'hek fan',
^^^ /f/i ho'; p^ tsaap yj^w'; title of a

an official title, book,

^^ </i2<(9 meng.
r/if'k uen, ^fJX c-^e/v haam, Title-page, ^ji^ shiie-miii*y

^^ t'au haam; to ^ -^ ^ .s/iwe-meng-^f^/.

confer a title,
j)\] ^ ka
chek; to call out the titles Titter, ;^^ ^t s^w'.

(as at a Levee), PM ^ Tittle, ^^% 52e ho.

 TIT 592 TO

Tittle-tattle,

•wa\
^^ chiii'- Vong; to old age,
^|J ^
j^ ;^ fl^ 0^ c7ii- to lo; about to go, ^,9-^
tf/w-cha*-cha . 5e?;/?</ A2^e i give a thought
Titular, ^^igfl^^ /iws meng to it,
i® —^ 'seung

yat ^seung; things have

mo sbat. come to a head, !^^|j^§
Tmesis,
in cA» ^we\
^ ^ ;2 ^ /«» 5|5
to
sze

hand, ij^
to t'au loi;

shau
come
^J to ;

To, ^ ^ \\e, Z;?^oA\ (up to) to come to naught, >^\^v

^^J c^ii -to ,
(in Older to) ]^ 'pit 2^a.t sheng; to fight

;§^ yuuk; all roads lead to to the bitter end,

^J ^|J
^k tct to *^mi; game to

^ lea ka moon '^hau Pining the backbone, -jsr

|§ ^|J
pak keng; to go to school, ;^ taai to«??i to kek;

^^^ //2^(?' s7ii/e /coon; he arrived to the minute,

drink to excess, '^fSxM IE '& G$ JlJ climg hop

1^ yum tsau kwoli to'; shi to \ did it to his cost,

in order to, \>X % ]i['^ tS JlJ '[§ fcso' to fooi;

i wai,
]^ ^ i f/a'; to turned to stone, ^^'j^
my knowledge, BS
ngoh Vdo^
^^ J^ jom i wai shek; Pay
paper
^^ f^/<< c/it; respect to written

to make to pattern, BS'^ {i.e., don't defile it, burn

'^ c7«M^ yeung' tso^; give

it to me, # 3ll5 -^ >• tsze chi\ I belong to

kivoli' ngoh; opposite to, another province, ^ "^

^^ /?« min ; to and
t(YjI}f.
'ngoli hai' ngoi'

^ ^ f± ^±
fro, loi loi kong ke ; face to face,
^
*^wong Svong^
^ffi loi" ^^ min' ^MJ' min ; I
 TO 593 TOB

took him to task, ^ "^ Tobacco, ijj§ ^ 271 -ip, j|g

S j^ ngoli taai ma m; raw tabacco, Z^ j^
shaang m; prepared, or
Vue; To arms! Jg^jJi^H"
ue' pi' ts'eimg; To horse !
cured
shuuk
tobacco,
^^
in, ;g iflQ ineng m;
scented tobacco (for the
Toad, *^ *g k'nm-^k'ue,
hookah), ^^^^^^ ^^'*
;;|[C^
ho}?- kwaai. tobacco shop, ^ jj^ in
Toad-stools, (edible), i^ ^ lum; a tobacco pipe, ^'[^'j^
ti' /ij'oi ,
^ Ju^
/'so A'oo, in t'uung,

smoke tobacco,
i^-^ in '^taai;

to p^ /|Q

Toady, (/i7., run after the

yaak'* in; to chew tobacco,
P^i^j^ tseuk in.
successful and court the
To-day, <^ Q /c?<w-yat,
;^
powerful),
J|^|#^ ;wo« yat; from to-day,
im
tsHie foo^ shai

tohim,=EBfffg5l]Shaai
; toadied
onward,
i hau
^ pfq

to-dav
;^ kum
does
;

talc ^k'ue /o\ not secure to-morrow's

Toast, (to)i^//o»/, i^;^ affairs,
4D3;f;^;8^DJ
^o/?<jr -fcjM; to toast bread, '^. kum chill pat po meug
'y^^'^ hong^-miVi^-paan; chiu sze .

to toast the beard (at Toddle, iri!^pf;pftp]; tut-'ha-

manhood),
so; a slice of toast,
j[^ ^— yuun'' tut-'ha,
3fe $ffl # fi"
^^'^

<]^ sap po hang.

*>JnL IS "S y(^t faai' hong' Toe, ^/ilh keuK 'chi, (of a
min"* jortaz^. shoe)
^ g^ haai-t'an,
Toast-rack,
Aow^ min^
i^ ^^^ ka'.
(great-) jjlp f^jh /g^ Tcetik^

^?arti< chi kuung; an odd toe.

 TOE 594 TOG

i-S: p'eng mail; to lift up together,

^jg ts'ai "^lue;

the toes, j^ ^jt ^'^ue chi; go together, ^^-^ w«

to cut off one's toes to maai Aj^s ; lump it all

escape the bites of sand together, ^ —^ :^|g

bugs, i.e., to make great /5V«< maai ^:H^ ?/«^ A/

— ;^
,

sacrifices to gain any ' ^^'^ maai yr<? Ai;

particular object,
^ ^p well go together,
^ |^
Mlt^lll^^ fArtr»» keuk
fj^ ^ ^ngol^ t'uung ^ni

chi pi"* sha ch'uung; from Ai^e ; wait till all are

top to toe,
shan chi
Q^ MSl together,

take
^^
together,
tang
and put
ts'ai;

tsze tstiu/c. all

Together, ^ j^ kuung it yonder,

^M.^'^J^t
maai, |^ J|| t'uung maai, laap maai chai koh^ shue ;

'/i«-maai, (united) 0"- j^ taken all together, how many

wjrt-maai,

— ^
^ kuung\ [^j
are there ? iffi j:^ ^^
• t'uung-//f//-*ts'ai; ^ /af/7;^ maai yau /rt

huddled together, ^^ toh\ to fold together, ;^

jSf la tsaap maai; rolled ;^ cAiJL> maai; to consult
together, ^i^ maai;''"'/(^ together,
^gH kuung i;

to sew furs ^^ together, rise together, -^[^ i'P^'^

J^ ]^ ^;'e»y p'i rs'o; A?; stand together, i^~u^

nicely patch together, ;J^?P 7;p7i^ laap; sit together,

ij^ jo'e?i^ ho; to meet i^ ^ 1'^"^ ts'oh ; living

together, W |^ ooi together, ;|ig ^ 5e?«?^

t'uung; go all together, jsj fA'w; leagued together *^

— '"BJ-^ t'uung yat ts^ai^ ^1^ /i^jY lin ; taken together,
hue ; agree to keep together, ^ i^ lin maai; to stick

^ jg hii ^lue; all together,

;;J5g ^ seu?;^
 .

TOG 595 TOI

kaaii; banded tocjether (for haau lo; to toil all one's

good or evil), ^^
rank together, j^J
l^nnu lifelong, ^5^^^ ^S'lo
cliuung shan\ the toils
lin; to ''foo

^ij t'uiinp: lit; to piu of the hunter,

^ ]fj^
lip

together,
^^f kin' chum\ niong.

to take all together, i.e., Toilet,

^^^^^ clidng-slian-
at one haul, — jjjj^ :^ t'oi, (lady's) ^^g chomi-
yat koo 7iaan; to scrape her toilet done,
all lira; is
^^
together,
^^ -^ i^ tS^fe^S
paper
f/'^'/'y paan'
burned to
''hi

hiet raaai yat tui, ;j^ j^ h(i; toilet

11^ luet maai scraP: press the Seven Sisters (spirits of

it together, ^ j^ karq) the Pleiades),

^jfe ^^ ^
maai, J^ ^ /trm//' chue'; shoh chong p'oon; a toilet-

pull close together,

maai.
^gi^ case,

toilet table,
^g /:^»/7' lim;

shoh
^ch^e ^}|l±^^
Togs, ^^
Toggery, ' chong t'oi.

'^^^
sbeung, i fuuk. Toilsome,
^^ lo 'foo
J|
^ % haam V, ^
Toil,
^

naan.

^ Hd ^
lo->., (to) Token, IBS^ i/^ho',
^
^^
k'an-lo, 1o-7j«/^'; ho ; a small token of my
toiling ^'^
and moiling, affection, y|^^M sia i

^ ^who //Hn i^'o/i lo yoo; sze ;

as a token of my
those ^ :^ toil, lo friendship,
J^l^^g'
^che; laborious toil.^ :^j^ i piu chi 01 ; rank tokens,
^^ itm /'i« 7;<?(?^' foo ;
J^ S suen t'ai,
^E S
the toils of warfare,
y^ yuuk t'ai: in token of

'^5*^^ liohu Sua Icuung assent, j^ \

lo; unselfish toil, gfj ^ inu bop i

 TOL 696 TOL

Told, (V. Tell),

fj Jg wa Tolerance, W^A^nyuung,
hwoh . ^ ^, yuung 'yan,
^
Toledo, XMM^ sheung^ ^,
yau.
/o(^;i s/iwe',
fi'^ yam'

tang kim meng.

t^o -talc.
Tolerant,
-f^/^ @^ yam'
Tolerable, fjC%'^ yan tsze' pin .

ku'oh\ ^^'g^ '^shaauna.rig, Tolerate, yum''-ts'uung,

'f^;^
^ liS
yuung-iszm??/; I
cannot tolerate you any
•^ D^(l /«ro/i talc hue ti;

a tolerable translation, pj* longer, ^ Pg # t# yuung

f^T^

^\ ngoh 'm ?«A;

hue
""ni kwoh ; can tolerate, ^^
AoA

faan
i ku'oh

yik; a
ta/c^ Ice

tolerable
^M. ^ ngaau tak hi; all

religions are tolerated ia

'^ ^^
entertainment, ^|^
China, r^m^^Mm
W.
Tolerably,
shaau kaai ke

pj^l ^ ll§^
aan
chunng
.

A ^ tr^M ^
kivok^ kok kaau^
'huun^
kaai
"tan/ti; p^^^^to ^chuun yan fuung hang mo
suen /a Vw, ^^ ''shaau; kum .

tolerably well done. "pT W Toleration, j^^ ^ yam' yau,

#! |g 'AoA 'i tso' te^; I

am tolerably well,
^^ Toll, 31^ 5S ® ^^'^'^^^' lo'

~y* ffl 'ngoh shan

iJ •ts'in,
i§l\^^ kivoli

tsze shaau ho; he speaks k'iu *ts'in,

^'IJp) shui^
Cantonese tolerably well, heung; to toll a bell, "^
^^ Vrt chuung.
h^
to
k'ue shuet

sum ki ho.
poon ti wa' Toll-booth,

s^wi fong.
^ 1^ ^ fceng'
 , .

TOM ^97 TOX

Toll-bar, ^:$!|^ sole' ts'in ^ .s/ifn/ Trik; the t(>ml>

chaap. of the Chenns: family (the

Toll-brid-c,

ts'in k'iiu
^? ® Ifn
solz character

commonly
ijj

used
shaan,
in
is

tin's

Toll-gathcrcr, ij^fft'g s/i^'^ sense)

^^LU '-'"'^"V/ '''^''^''''»-

Tom-boy, Ml^ Z:k^

Tomato, <^^^^ kum-i9,'m- f!<'o Ho Ice' ^nne tsze.

Jcat,^^li f'iiin-*\Ci'. Tomb-stone, ^]i?{l mo ju'.

Tomb, i^ ^
fiin-mo Tome, — ^p . gof. po\ —
(vaiiltod) 0j| J^ meng- ~^^^ /yi'// taai' kucn.
Tomfoolery, ^^-^-^^
''fh^uwu/; to woi'ship at ch'ifwi- lU'iiuii-Dgoi-

the tomb, J^ ^ taap uogi-sze -hohn\

U^eng; the Tomb festival, To-morrow, ^^ [^ tmg-jaty

commonly known as Chinese
^ [J meng-yat.
Easter,
f^^ AvVh// meng; Ton, i^ tan, +^^^^0 sh^>.
to repair tombs, ^^i[^ so^ lauk-^wm .

fun; to \vorship at the Tone, ^ -g" she)ig-J/inii; to

tombs, ^^t. i:^ paai fun; sing in a drawling tone
an abandoned tomb, ^i^ and high pitched key, ^^
fonff fun: to prepare a
tomb, ^J^ kwut cn'fnnn/:
-f- ^oi
pong ^tsze hong;
the Imperial tombs,

^^ K^
^[j^ What tone has it?
mat sheng
^^
\voh<2: lenir. Vs*m»« ^^/^ hai ni ?

leng, |§§J^ leng \h'Hung; Has it the same tone ? [gl

to worsiiin at and to repair

^ (^ |SJ Jft t'"""?: //'""-

the tomb>, ^^ V^tat so^\ 'm t'unng ni ? the uneven

the tomb of ConfuciuB,

^ tones, n^ ^ fA^/c sheng;
38
 TON 598 TOX

winning tones, mic lU n hang wai; to alter

slieng clear tones, IH^P^ the tone of society, ^^-^

lining leung ; the right
^ JU^ i yik mun fmmg;.
tone,

fiheng;
m^@
tones and
t'iu tsze^

Bounds,
to alter one's tone,
^C^
Tongs, j/^ $^- yb/i k'im; a

subdued tone, set of fire-irons, shovel and

a/iw^, ^1^^ ^^"' 2/"'''; the tongs, -^P]||0y«//b/
four tones (in pronuncia- ch'aan k'im.

tion)
^^ .si'e s/iip;?^, Tongue, fi^ |fl] t'iu ][\
^
viz: the even, the ascending, r5 shit-t'au; the tongue
the receding, and the like a sword, and the lips

entering tones,
^^ J[^
like spears, {mrf.) pointed

.^heng, 'sheung sJieng, hue'

sarcasm,

shit Jam shuun

^ ^jj § If
ts'eung; fur

sTiPng yvn[) sheng; the lower on the tongue, M>lJ ^ li^

tone,
~J\ ^ ha sTiengx '/; benumb the tongue by
mark
7n<e/i
the

shong;
tones,

words of the
^^ eating anything too hot,

same sound rhyming to- put out your tongue, -Yflj

gether in different tones,

ra K ffi ga '''' '^^'^'0 ch'uut lai; double-tongued,

t'uung *\vun';

even and
rhymes in ^P^
leung
PflJ
saam
a furred tongue,
%tu
the deflected li^;

tones,^2pgi|;;gPp'eng SllliU'lmai,J^ll)}^lP
*\vun chak *\vuu''; the tone foi; as smooth-tongued as a
of society, ^^ )^ mun cat seller,
M IS ^P
faung, jH, ^ fuimg la, maai i/icaic horn ^Itau
 TON 599 TOO

kok^; a slip of the tongue, licate,

j^«Jj;ftfl?.
mill shnca ch'aan cUup
^hat ^fuiu; four liorsts can- chill'.

not, over take tlic tongue, Tonsil, 110"^ i^ hau hat.

I.P., give a lie the start, and Tonsure,
^^ lok -/<<«/ ,

it cannot be over taken, J^ S'iSffl loh ^o/»^' '/f';»^.

^
Too, t'aai\ ^^^ hcoh'-
shit; glib-tougueil, ^ ;^ t'au,
^|j(^ /'//j-tsai^, (also)

^ to; too large and broad,

Tongue-tied, taai^ too little,
|^ B^l) ^•/*'»-li',
)f^-^ /.s'o

i«/>i
3^ /^a/r-^uga, ^- J^ insufficient, ^R_ ^"^ V»c/?.

1^ shit t'au naat, ^± ^ .<///u ; much too short,

^^"''" cliHt'
^^
kom
shit.
/r/^
IxPii'M
Tonic, (med.) ^| jj]^

used
V ^tiu-ii;

ink
too many,
^\^\%
hau; too late for
/f?^!?^ ; a topic in toll,

pregnancy,
{^ ^; > i
repentance,
f^j^^J^ f<^oi^

to take tonics, han^ ch'i; too late to reach,

^clV'ttcm;
^^
j^ ^ ^po huet' yeuk;
S 7R5f5
^^^'^ ^^^ ^^'^

tonics, aphrodisiacs, i^f:j§ k'up; Is

US. :;M ch'i 'm ch'i;
it too late? ^
Too
imn ^po; a tonic dictionary,

>5J^ fjji ^m /mi wuu' late :

^ [^ ch'i hiii; he
tsze^ ^liii. came to late, jg^jj^^^^
To-night, -^j^ /-""i- maan. ^k'ue loi talc ch'i; rather

Tonnage, f^^^'^Z M too much, 15^^ leuk to/t;

"^ shuen Asoi"* /(/// /re"* don't be in too great a

A/»y/^ chuung^; tonnage dues, hurry, Pg 1$ :;tC ^ '°»

^ -^J;
shuen ch^aaii^-. .s/irt/ i'rtrtt^ /:«/;'; make too

coast-wise tonnage certi- much of it,

/J> S ^ ft
 ; .

TOO eoo TOO

t'ai taai' tsok^; too Tool, /^f^ /r.-V^/',

|g, .
'^siu

^^^'''^ /«''-kue ; the mechanic who

'/'"'"
short, ^11515:
wishes to do his work well,
r/i'tf; too fine, ^j® S§ must first sharpen his tool,
'//Y// /c/ro/i' fan; too fast, |

® ?M SS '^^'^'""^ '•"*''''
§§; huung yuuk shin k'i

ta'u; too fastidious,

:f^^ sze 2^// sin li k'i /a'; the

^^ Z^'?''' ^^"i'

too light weight, *!§

'^""^^^
carpenter's tools, ^ j^
t'au;

^
pfi. maan 'in A/a^^; /a Vf/Zi

^
kin mat.

too ^^ little, ^shiu se;

Tooth, nga, ;3^

^3^
"^ nga-

too ^ ^[-^
dazzling,

many
V/i'/,

molars
(a)

and upper
f^^y^'-nga;

front
fun' ngoi' kicong; too
teeth, ^^ nga ^chH-, a
at it (/.'".. too many cooks),
set of teeth, — §|J3^ !/»t

4:-^ AW ^-^'^^ ''^•^'««

fix? nga; teeth chattering

7war'
A^
Z-^?^Z'';

Pani^ ^shiK; too

too few,
^
much
with cold,
nga ch'-i
^ -^p
ta hca ;
jj.
teeth

for me, p|- ^ t# fe '"^ firmly clenched, ^^^

shengVrt/c hi; eat too much, ^ nga hvaan kan ^;r//' ;

^vrS '^paau Snoon; much strong teeth, i.p., argumen-

too little,
^^'R t'aaP tative,
^^ nga lik;

pat k'up; too early, ^J^-^ to extract teeth, ^^

t'aai'

yK frt^t'
^tso; too small,

too great,
^ 3"tti5lv '"^^''•^
loi; to "stop"
ngac/i'jm^
teeth,
*^s»i<;
^^
-^ ^M R^ taai' talc tsai' 5^ sfjm^ nga.

far too insipid, f^^^ Tooth-ache, ^ J^ nga-

taam' to/c tsai\ ihiung
 TOP 601 Tor

Tooth-briisjli, ".^'»- t'au ihi^ ki'iik ; take ofT the

5f" l^'J

toFN^tte*© V'it' hue'

Toothless,
1^ ^^ moot (//'», min''; put on top, :}f -^
^mo 3f '"'0 iig^,
fl "^ j
A« taaji.

mail,
r/r/;

^ ^
;i

^
toothless old

mo iiga
i
Topaz,
wong yuuk.
f^ U 3g 't'aam

yiiung-,

miirmnriiig
did

word,
not utter

though,
a
Toper,
j^ ^
^f^ hn^ ^ywn

till lie was toothless, he

/sr/« die.
had onlv coarse rice to eat,
Topiary work, ^ "^
/ra^ /."or;-snue .

fciau^ sliok tsze^ moot ^rW'i

mo trn"" in.
Topic,
^ ^ t'ai-muuk;

Tooth -[laste, -^ ^ nga /w.

topic

1^
of conversation,

wa' peug\
g^
wa'
Tooth-pick,
3f ^ nga-^s'/w. fJIg
Tooth-powder, ^^ nga-
^7rt

Topography, ^^^ ti'

li f/i/'' general topography^

Top, Tp g| V«i^-*t'au; a ;

top, jg ^ teng' lok; I

am top now, ^/g P|^ -(^

Topple over, ^^ ji^uuJC'

^—^ ,,t Chan' hai' cJmeii.

ngoh yat net; tops on a Topsy-turvy, M^ tin-'io,

"'^s^
^S M: ^^^ P'oon»
MMW §il ^^''^" ^''*

^B -^ "'^' ^'^'"' ^''^ ^OP

of a mountain, [Jjl^xAnfrm l"^^^ -' ^'"^'
s^ py- SL
/e»/7: the top of the water, luen\ -t i^ /V '}^ ^-^'^^
^^ V/ja'min ; from top leng 2>acU' lok,
^^ p|i /\^
to toe,
^ SI M JJJ
van fs^at ts'o jDrtrt^' luen\
 TOR 602 TOR

Torch, 'foh-'pa. shaan-t'aan; a torrent of

j/<^ Jg
Torment, ^
^moh->o, moh-naan\ eloquence,
§ ^P ;^ ;^C
^^ (to)
.H in ue lau ^sliui.

^ iiaan-wai,
j|jp ^ ka
Torrid, ^ it, (zone) #:t^
\\o\\
^JP ^||
/^(^^ naan.
\i-taai'.

p
Torn,
laan -A/«.
f^* lit-A/^^
j;f| [^
Tortoise, ^ /i;?<ra"; tlie great

Tornado, ^^j$|[^ lanng faung. tortoise, specially good

Torpedo, (fish) gfg^^ for divination, and proper

^^
p'o-Z'()/i-*ue, (in warfare) for imperial use,
y^ ^^
7K'Bl
'^^'"'-1"'; Whitehead uen kwai, -4^
^^ taai^

(fish) torpedo, -^ ^ ue 7^ kwai; the divine

]ai; to di^^charf^e torpedoes, tortoise, )ji{^^ shan kwai;

:K: #. S /'^"'i'' "« ^"i' a three-footed tortoise, ^^

torpedo-boat,
;^^ ^ fg 21101 kwai; the land
ue lai shnen; torpedo tortoise,
^
nil ts'uun
boat destroyer,
i^ ;g g* kitai: to divine with the

|^§ niit ue kii shnen. shell cf a tortoise, K ^^

Torpid, '^>,
^ pat-jan,
J^g
2JUuk kicai; the shell of
"^ ma-minik, (insects)
^ the tortoise (used in di-

^ chat-ch'uung; limbs vination). ^^ kwaihok ;

torpid from cold, HH |jj£ the rat drags the tortoise

/^ ^ij 5|| s^e' c/«' /'iai??/ (said of things that are

to^ ngaang^; torpid liver, difficult)
:^fvtefttf
^^ ko/m nut. n£ ^S -^ 'Jo '.^hue Jaai

Torpor,
^f^ 'laang keung. kwai '^mo teng^ maai ^shau.
Torrent,
^^ ;?fc
Z'77;-lan- Tortoise-shell, f^ Jg toi'-

shui, (mountain) ijj W^ *mooi'', to^-*mooi'', jji[p ^

 TOIi 603 TOT

Bliaii link; s[)ectacles framed torture, ^ Jfj]

/« yeng;
in tortoise shell, Ji'liJ^HP; the torture of branding the
^;toi' •mooi' 'iii^aaii/rr//^'.
face and mutilating the
Tortnons, ^ :|'^ luen-kuen,
nose
1^ Jfl]
yuuk yeng.
T^-i^
[li]

tortuous coast-line,
tcrt'Oi kiiulc;

^ J^
a
Toss, ||(4 r\ian, ^ ivmg,

^ niaan^ cli'nung vaan.

(roll)
^}^% luuk-shan; to

Torture, if^^f haau-Ua, ^ toss

sheung^
uji,
:fj^ _|2^
to toss to and
j/'rtaw

fro,
JflJ
hang-jeng ^]^ yeng ^'"^'
.s^«m^• examine by torture, ffi*ffi5l$
^''"' ^^"^''

'^ SHWl^; to loi; to toss from hand to

sHi ^'^'^'''
question by torture, "^'[j^ hand, ^—^tMASlJ
chaalc' mun'; to torture ^•^ yau 1/at ^shau ])'aau
with burning pajjer,
:J=J*
yup pit f/if/i' ^shau; to toss

ij^l^ ^/^i s/i/,< "^c/i/; the off'— P/cfifei-y"^^^^"^'

torture of squeezing the *^//;/;h liuo^; to toss about
ankles, ^ F^ ^ srt«;/i in one's mind, ^, ^Ij S
f//tf/i; faai'; to be afraid ^ Sfio?^ loi '^seung hii&';

of torture, -^ ^1 vrr/i^ to toss alien t on the sea,

yeng; to subject one to

legal torture,
^f| 7i;3 sheung' j)'iu fau.

yeng, IfjJfjJ yuung' yeng;

Jf|j
Total, — .
^^|i yat-Usuung-,

torture shall not be used, the total, -^ it hop

^ffl?fij P^^f yuung' yeng; kuuGg^; the total amount,

barbarous (illegal) torture,
^ ^^ kuung' ngan; the

^^JflJ hunk yeng; excessive

torture, yam yeng,
total expenditure,

kuung'
^^
yuung'
y^ JfjJ
/<^/a'

iS ?fl] la^'ii' yeng; illegal ugan.

 TOT 604 TOU

Totally, -^^ ts'uen in, naam Sue shau shau^ |'fl^

^0^ '^L^uunff h&?; lie IS />V/;j; touched me with his

totally ^rong, M^f^

^ *^k'iie ts'uen in ts'oh\ ''shall ^chi molt '^ugoli; to

Totter, n^ p^ ff\\ ning^- touch one's feelings,

^^^ i
iiinj?'-*^ha. 4^ tuung' oi' ts'cng; to

Tottery,

^i^/m-*Li\
Bfe P^ H V./;«- touch one with pity,
^^
Touch, ^fj ^ ^/«i -cheuk, Snuii; to touch slightly,

1^^ j»oA-cheuk, (meddle) ^1^ heng moh; to touch

p^ ^rt?<': touch and go, can at Hongkong,

§§^}§
pass,
:K ^ S- «f'' /^'/' n^^jia
shi tsaam^
to^ Heung Kong
t'eng; to touch
A?/f^; touch not, let go, 'j^

^ fong^ '^shau: holloa ! oil, to touch upon, |^

"J^
don't touch it !
I^PgJt}"' luun' k'lip; to stand the

^ A^ 'm ho tail ; to touch touch, j]^ chan-. a touch

liira will make him cross, of red, ^fjE leuk huung;

in touch with, ;[i0]^ scung

nan; the touch-hole (of a ch'iie,

j(g^ scwig ts'an,
cannon), ^ P^ y^rt?*' i^ ^ seung woh; he haa
Sgaan; touch or quality a slight touch cf fever,

of specie, ]^ '^ sheng

«A»7;; don't touch it,
1^^ ^yau '^sliiu ^sfiiu it /a'.

'mai iau'x males and Touchily, ^ |^ Jcup ii.

females should not allow Touchy, *^ ^ 'foh-'keng^

their

giving
hands to
or receiying
touch in

any-
K rt" ft" '""'^ ^"^''^' *^^

JC i"* /?/a^ no'.

 TOU 605 TOW
Touch-stone,
Jcum shek.
^^^ ^h
.3 i

land f(;r tourisis,

^^ ^
Touch-wood,
m^:^:^
'yan ^foh chi muuk. Tournament, J;[^^ V* "i"-

Tongh, ^j^ ngan'; tin's meat Tourniquet, ^ ^ JJll

tsit

is very tough, ^/g llfl^ f^

ftf ||j3 ni tl yuuk ^ho 'chi huet^ hi^ kue'.

iigan ; tough dough, Tow, ^;:g ^6'0-ma, (to)

^
^^ min A-aji; tough and ^lE W/ra--laam'-i!W/, :^
tender, -^ ^^ "^lo nuen'; ^^ /aai-laam ,
(at the stern)

as tougli as rattan, ^'^pti'

P7!|^5 ^^"^' -shuen.
Hg|] t'ang hon? ngan'; as Towards, fn) hewig^-^ towards
tough as leather, <^ ^ evening, ^^ aai '^maan;

py*^ ngau p'i Jconi* yau'. towards the East, [h] ^

Toughen, ^ ^^ sVir^n^/ heung^ tmmg; towards
/:/;?

7a;i
yau',

yan^.
g
'f-^ ^jj ^so/^^ jiaying off the interest,
J^

Toughness,
^ ^J Z:/;i yan\ «//; chi yuung ; towards
Tour, [jj ^|\
Imperial tour of inspection,
f/i'j«<^ngoi'; the end,
fg ^ lam
chining; towards nightfall

gg^ lam ye\

tour round the world, Towel, ^ f|^
min'-7t«».

^ ;5S^ ?C T ^^^^'' ^au Tower, ;^^ t'aai?, '0^^^ Ico-

/'m lia ; to start on a tour, *lan,

^ UJ Ho-'foo; the

^g 'hi ch'eng. tower over a eity-gato, :^

^t7^
Tourist, yau hang
t^ sheng f^|g ts'iu
lau,

^^
'che, yau
yau V/e;
'che,
^ IttU; a watch-tower,
J^t^
;^ c/m?; a Icaang lau; The Clock
 TOW 606 TRA
Tower (in Hongkong), -/r glass toy, })]i^pcng iwm;
^g -j"^ taaP chuuiiff lau; to toy ^\ith, ^ : waan
to Btand by the cifcy-wall lunng .

Trace,
tower, and look at tlie fight ^J*|g]; fsmmg-tsilc, Jg
ying-/st7;;, (on paper)
going on below (i.r.y be a ^J
disinterested spectator),
l^P //''"^ ' :^ mill; to trace

writing. mo sc: to

take a copy by tracing,

'^k'i Shenng
"^ma Vrt.
slieng lau V'«/'
^ ^M miu mo; no trace

left,
fSC M^ mo mun
Towering,
j| ^^ ^ %>g. tsik; traces of Imperial
tin-lco. sway, ^ ^^ wong ^5i7i;;

Towing-path, ,|g ^ laam^ no traces, no clue,

^^
lo\ ^^ mo ying ^s'/A':; nothing
Town, g^ yvp,
fiheng; towns and
(walled)
^ to trace him
mo
by,

ying
J^ ^Sc
villages, ^^ .)U^ peng'' tsik;

^PjJ ^ 7/^2//?.(7 ^tong-, town to trace characters from a

clerk,
^;23E^ sheng copy-slip,
pfj :^ 1^ 7/a/i'

clii ^cliue po^; town hall, tsze //;ftr^/; ; to trace back

/t^ )^ /i7«/^?^ WioA; a to its origin, ^7]^ ts'am
"woman of the town, ^S nen; left no trace behind,
^ cUeunfi ki .
^^ mo tsmmg; to follow

To.Ticology, ^^ tuuk hole, the traces,

^ J|j^
chiii

^1^ tuuk luun^ ^ ;2 tsuiing; efface all traces,

^S ^ ^""^ ''''^* 'Uuunij

and
(hi. dragons embroider
Toys, ^ -j^ luiing-Hsai, (a pha.nixes,
^ ^ BM.
puzzle) ^ |MJ *^s/trt t'o; a miu luung sau fuung ; to
 TRA 607 TRA

leave traces of one's doing's uen oot, ^^'OfKj '' '''"""'

(///., to steal food and not

wipe the niontli), Ymj "^ Trade, ^ ;^ shaang-i',
^
^ M)au'-yik: to trade, ^^
001 Liu faui. |g ying man, g/]^ ying

Tracliea, {tg Pg^ in ban,

^ ii}in)ig\ to retire from trade,
, 5 C
^ "jfj" /«' ''slii; to learn

Tracheotomy,
g|J [)[] ^^ ^ a trade, ^^ ^^ hok ngai';

to lose in trade, i)y ;^

chi shunt. f/ii'i ''pooii; do you wish to
Ti-ack, (a boat) Jaai- learn this trade,
:|i||| f^^^^T^
laam', (foot steps) ^^ J|ljl ^{^ 'ni /»' ynp hong
^ '^tran-h'ulo-tsik; to me; not in the trade, P^
track, and slioot,
^^ ^if ^1^ moon ngii ; learned no
tsik she ; to track out,
^ trade or profession, ^y\.
^ k'uung ^9flf?^ P^ jHit ynp mron; Jack
Tract (small hook),
/J^ ^ of all trades,

moon moon
^^^^1^
^siu-shuc, (area) ;Uh ~fc" to ^Jiiu, ^;\^
fonq: a large tract of tSUP II sum fenf/, :^-^
ti
^J
land, £ii?|i:ili;5r V.^^w^ ^ fai ^shrni sacn-, a sea-
/Jyo/! ti fonfi\ religious going trading junk, )|f.§§
tracts,

shai inun.
glj -jtf: ^ /'?<tf;i' ts^o shuen; a "West coast

trading junk, '"^^Ij^ ™'^'^^

Tractability, i^^j^
]^ shuun shuon; each follows his

leung, .l^ll)^ ts'uun leung. trade,

^^— § •
^'<^^-

Tractable, ^^ "^Xv^n-hnau. chap yat ngni : Board of

Trade, M y^ iS" ^""""^
 . .

TRA. 608 TRA

sheung kuuk; Minister ch'uen to ; secret tradition ^

Snperintendeiifc of Trade, ^> ^

tradition,
2'/' cu'nen; ancient

"i^^ll ^koofiai-,
taai shan; to engage in the tradition was lost, -^
trade, "^^.^ tso^ ^hanfj ^^ s/<r// ch'uen.

i ; tricks of trade, '^ ^ Traduce,

traduced
^ |^ by
*^A'rtn/7-waai;

everybody,

shang i tsue li ke hi
pM P^ JllP
ts'aam Artc^

Jc/racm; to stop trade,

^
fjj*
pa shi; the coolie Traffic, ^^Mf niau yik,
^
trade,
^^^ maai'
mat; to -^ t\l
chue tsai. traffic,
j^
Trade-mark, to use another tso shang i ; all traffic

man's, ^'j'T^lJ she li was suspended, — . ij^^

^
li
g ^H ^ ^
Trader,
clii 2)ooi itinerant
ying
Snaai maai shang i t'eng
;

yX
traders, ^ '/^ ^^^''i7

00 /if^rt/1 ; a local trader, Tragedy,

^ g f^ 3^ 7'^-

>^ ^ iW ^OOM /iiiTo/i' ?/m^'-;i^:'-mun,

^ twM
sheung-, petty traders,
^ /bo-t3'ing-/i/

^^ ying fs?;pM . Trail,

II m, (a)
:|g gg
Tradesman, -^jIj ^ ])^o^-ka, /'rt7<-lian; to trail a weapon,

^-^ y^'i^ pena.

maai maai Z;^ yan. Train,^(in a)
^ ^ fg
f^ % '^ M
^fj^
Trade-wind, fe'se -tai^-ts'ui-ts'uung, (of

it ^rtfa sheung fining. followers) :fj^ ^^ ts"uung-

Tradition, p '^ Aaw-ch'nen, yan, (of powder) jAc^lf

^5'^ Vi;oo chuen', foh-yeuk-sin ,
(of car-
 .

TRA COO TRA

riagcs, &c.) —^^ i/dt-Vm, san kuu/ig; a traitor to

his master, W^^ ywo«'

train, -^ :|J^ cli'eung

kue. V/ii<(" V//^; a traitor to his

Train, (to)
ycnng;
^^ /c^/^'u'- coixutvy,
^l^fi^^'
to train pigeons, sze t'uwuj maai kivok^ ''chc.

^SpiS '""« Paak /V- Traitorous, ^-T lann, Z^^

Train-oil, ft'J >^ k'cng yau. pat r/ij/inu/; a traitorous
Trait, j^ rh'u/; a good trait, minister, ^T^ kcati sliaii;

— ff iT Ig y^'^ ti^^' '^'" a traitorous disposition, Jj[T-

.s^7/r ; lie lias not got a i|^\ kaan ston.

single good trait,

j^ ^It Traitress,
^^ ^^ kaan ^foo.

Tram-way,
^ma (h'e
,^
Pit
^ ^ 5&lo electric
;

Traitor, ^-T ^ /:rt^/7i-shan, tram-way, ^$^ {?§

J^^ maai'-V/i<<^
J^ tin ch'o Vit lo

1^ maai - S /ii^« - Jrc ; a Tramp, (trample) J| ^^

Chinese traitor, *^ ^1^ *^ts'in-taap, ^^.^^ ^ch'aui-

7io/ai ^Ywn; villains and taap, ^t§ 'ts'in; tramps,

traitors,

sweep away
^^ ^'^rt/'- ^/cirai; •^ ^\, fong ngoi'; to
all traitors, ^^ trample upon, ^^ J^ <7^«

^^^ia so' ch'ue /racrn tuap; trample it under foot,

^trng-y native traitors,
J^ ^tB *'"'^^ ^k'ne; trample

^^ to ^kicai; a double on the board, fl^iffl'lS®

traitor, ('/<?., in the pay of yuung keiik turn ''paan.

the usurper doing his Trance, (in a)

^^ yup-
opponent's work), I^ ^^
a body in a trance, ^^ /-*
wongr Suoujr faau tso lau
 TRA 610 TRA

Tranquil, "^'^ ki^ tseng', finish a transaction, fi^

1?^^ tiuiiii^ niok; a tran- ^^ sheng p'oon; during

quil mind, i|j» ^^ sum transactions,
^^^ j|||

tseng ; the country is now jiaan'* sze r/;/ haan.

traminil,
^^ i^^U Trauscend, ^^^ chHu-

^^ kd'ok cliuung t'luil

p'eng mo sze . ch^ind, ^ j^ taai'/cicoh^.

Tranquillity, ^-^ o/i«-ning, Transcendental,^^ ch^euk^

(general) H^2p. ^Y<«< -p'eng;

2E1
uet, ^^ c//'//< utt.

l^eace and tranquillity, Transcendentalism, {ij^4^

Jlj^
p'eng /wn/7; general di^ut/f 00 .'Jfn^ , H;J^^
tranquillity, the title of the ^ ^ ^^ druut 00 van
rebel Government 1850- t' c/ii sze .

1803, -j^ 2p pacu p'eng; Transcribe, ;H? cJi^am/, ^M

an age of tranquillity and ^ shin' hiuk,
,f^^
^
plenty,
|f^
2pi
^ [^ shin' ''sp, iH^^ ch'-aau nf.
sheng p'eng sheug^ sluii'. Transcript, ^^ ^^ c¥aaic
m&
Tranquillize,
J^
iV'
^ aai

hcng, ^M. )|^ cluai actt'; ch^aau Ice shiif.

to tranquillize the empire, Transcription,

^^ ^ ch'aau

2p 5^ ~K P'eng tin ha'; se.

to tranquillize the people, Transept,

+ ^ j^ p Z
^^
Transact,
ry/i?! mun.
paan';
tM S ^^^^i-

waang
^^^^' ^^"°
^jltt to t'ong rA/ ju'n.

transact business, Transfer, :^p ^ noh-i, ^

paan sze . ^ i-Ic/roh\ :^ 5^ /jrtf///-

Transaction, 1 1'^ sze Jcit:oh\

f|^ :^ tin' oon^,

ts'eng. paan sze ;

indemnify by trans-
 TRA (Ul TIl.V

fer to II lucrative post, f^ Transgress, ^^ faan ; to

^ till' tsai^', to transfer j

transgress tlie laws, :^[J^

the business to, ^ j)j^ [

faau
wilfully,
faa( ; to transgress

/""' faan'.
Icaau p'oon; to transfer to ]^:^|i
j

Transgression, 3[^:^[|, IcuoJi-

another post, ^ \^^ tsHn faan'; no nicrit- can make
tin'; to transfer by mort- lip for his transgressions,
gage, m|ii§|JA '^'"

ue pit yan. ''l^o Iciroh .

Tranferabic, p]" |^ ^ [ifi^

Transgressor, :^[^ ^ faan'

yan; a traus'.TLSsor of the

*A(?/i i Icaau fi.

Transferee, ^'^ shau' ^che,

la\v,
^[iJS# faau'/rt«i'

'che.

5^ ^^ shau' Icaaic die.

Tranship, # Jg^lj)^ 7'ot?/^

Transferrer, ^^ Icaau *^che,

Z'/^oA pit .sliucii; to tranship

^^" maai "^tV^i^,

cargo,
pTi^mm
o c
niaai c/i^/e. poo II foh' luk [)iL bhuen; to
Transtigurntion, % ^ m tranship goods, i^"^ pole
foh\
Transfigure, ^: ^ ^.?//?.' Transhipment, .|j^ ^g glj j^ft
yuung,
Transfix,
^. ^ />iu maau'. 2n)Jc kicoh pit shucn.

J|j^ ts'ze ch'uen. Transient ^

Transform, i^ ^ tso^ /*<^^
Iransitory j
'

Transformation, ^'^^ ;'/n'-

Transit,
^^ ^g Iceng Iacoh\
Transfuse,
^\ Jg ^ % fl' S iS ffl 1^^^'S
/;.../.'

chum ue
hia\
^\
pit /r(?A\
^ glj jg sf;?^ Icicoh' yat min ; transit

dues, ^J;$j; ^*/n^/' ch'aau.

 . ,

TRA 612 TRA

I
Transition, J^ g kwolt to^ Translucent, 5^3^1165 Y«t
t'

a transition from black to kivong ti,

^^^ij^l ^^^ng

uhite,
^ Q ^= M yau leung' /a.

paak 2^in hale. Transmarine, J^ f# 1"^

Transitional, ^> jl^^j phi^ ti, kicolt '^hoi he i^ ^YW^
,

^^ ''W
/""^ sheng ti. ''hoi n!2;oi ti.

Transitive, ^^flill^ i li^"?; Transmigration, ^^[p] luun-

ti. ooi; the six paths of

Transitorily, ^ tsaam^, ^^ transmigration, ^^

^\ pat kau. hiuk ts''ia'

Translatable, "pfj^^lij
hoh Transmission, ^^ ki ,

yik ch'uut. i, ^ iS. A-w^i ue; the

Translate, ^^ §^ /rmn-yik, transmission of goods,

^^
Of ^ ttl
yik-c/i'/^uMai;
J3
/^'' /w/i .

translated into Chinese, Transmit, ^ ch'uen,

^^
U? tH ^ ^ ^^^ ''^'""^ kaau-ki , ^11^ ch'uen-tai

man;
/lo/tn translated it iiTi ^ i ch'uen; transmit

all into the veriiacnlar,

^^"^'^' ^«»'
^ the whole sovereignty,
tuung;
^^
•?! 2l$ i-tfl IS 1^ shui trans-

^;won ti wa ; to translate mitted influences or

word for word,
^^Hf qualities,
^J^ wai fuung-,
H\ chunk ts7e yik chUittf. to transmit a despatch, ^^
Translation, ^^ ^ yik in, ^ hang mun, ^^ i

iM ^ y'l^ shi/p. mun: to transmit a letter,

Translator, ^^^f^i^n yik ^^ ch'uen «2</;n ; to

yan; official translator,

jj^ transmit to succeeding
generations,
^^^^
 TRA. 610 TRA
ch'non uf, haii* .thai^; to the secret lias transpired,
transmit privately, ijc^ ^[H,

s\:c cli'iien.

Transmitter, ^^ lei. chc t'au lo"* mi.

Xransmutability, "pj* ^s Mj Transplant, (rice) fjj gj

^hoh pin

huh pill
yik,

fa
p[^ ^ f/i'«V-t'in, "jfg |jj^ shi'-

%g^
.
yeuiig, (a tree, &c.)
Transmutalde, Tlf^-j^^ ^'oh
chuung -kicoh ; tO trans-
fa /», pj*^. ^ho/t pill .
plant shoots, «rti'
IJ"^
Transmutation, ^j /f' yu"/;^
miu.
/"«''
VC JSL A'^ «l'eng, gfc
^ '/:ru" yeng.
Transplantation,

chuwuf, ^ :|j|
7^ 5^
i cliik.
i

Transmute, >^^ fa , ^^ >tk

7"'i'
^ /"\
j^ /«' sheng, Transport, ^3>^ povn-wwn,
^^^^^vai. (convicts)
^^ ch'uung-
Transparency, ^ nieng,
^^^
kicwi; Director of the

^ t-aic' kivoii'j, ^ lenng\ Grain Transport, ^W j^

Trans[)arent,

ku'ong, i'au -kirong-b

5^ -^fe
/V//^ -
^M
Imik;
^ ''^'^ ^^ ^^'^' ^tSUWlfJ

,
^^ grain transport by
sea,
y^ ^^ V««i wun';
^;^/6"ey2/7 long; transparent transport expenses, 3^ j]^
gauxe,
^^ leung' )<ha\

jM
wnn /rf/^Z; ; transport
transparent i)orcelain, service men, j^ ~J"
wnn'
^^ jriic' ts'ze; glass is teng; to transport a
transparent,
3^Jj5Jg3t criminal beyond China
/^o/i li ^Yn<^ Icu'oiig. Proper,
f^ ^ jji muu'
Transpire,
^ fij jfj
rh'uuthi;
lo^ ch^uimg kirun; to transport
a criminal beyond
f/t'if«<Mai,
[ij^ his
:i9
 TRA eu TUA

native province, Transverse, waang a

jyj j^ ;

ninn Ian; to transport a transverse force, ;|^ "ft

criminal to 3,000 li, waang lik; transverse line,

p^jjjf^
^ "P JS. 111""^ 1'^^^ .s-rt^/^«
m^ waang stn .

ts^in li; the cost of Trap, ^ Icar/j) , ^ ^luung;

transport, ^|| ^ wnn^ a cock-roacli trap, d^ H,
//^// ; a transport cf passion, "^g kaat tsaat-*lunng;

M^M^ "^' ^''^'^ transports fallen into his own trap

ol joy, -^ !^ taai /</, (lit., a carpenter wearing

^^ hi kek. the cangue he has himself

Transportation, j. wun made),
E tK f t#
ftU
tsoi .
@ ^^ § ^ niuuk tseung^
Transporter, ^ wun lo tamn ha tsze tsok^

cho, ^^3^^ l>oon wun tsze shan ; to fall into a

man-trap, i.e., a risky

Transpose, ^j^ ^ tiu^- c//?<f;?, business,

^^ ^Jt^ haam'
yan haang.
Transposition, ^ -j^ yik Trap-door,
tft P ^ ''^"-

\vai\ f^^^L"^^ tin" '^hau-'^[laan.

oon r/it sze"*. Trapezium, &E 'ftH^Jg

Transpositive, ^ -fi P§5
yik mo fact l sze jun yeng.
wai' rt, 0^j:^il^ till oon' Trapezoid, Zl ^^T^H
//.
^g ^^ i^ p'eng hong 'pin

Transubstantiation, ^> "^^ sze^ pin yeng.

7^/;i' *"zVr/, ^^> 4^ pin Trappings, ^j ffjj
Sna sA//;;,

"g'oi' •'^''^'"'^'•^ girclle

^[filS
pin fa mat ^/i/ se/?// ^'a?. traj pings, ^ '(JH
kue:

Trar sversal, i^ waang. 2roO(. .

 TRA C15 TRA

Traps,
4^ fj;
mat kin',
ff fMl l''7» ts'in,
^ J5
^ han- ^li,
Yf ^ bhap p'oou fax ; dusty from
niut. travel, ^\^)^ faun g c\\'^n;

Trash,
|^ Jg laap-w//, a graduate has no need to

® 11^ t)C ^vaai'-/;rt->A, travel — his hooks are

ffi )fl
he mat,
^ 4^ '^'O y"""i-'
mat.
enough, ^^ 7^ :^ tti

|^ ^^ A^/

Trashy, )g ^^ 0^^ fa' mat ts-oi iHit ch'uiit moon nang

chi fill ha^ sze'.

Travail,
^^ cWaan- Traveller, ^f J^ hang *^lue,

t'wm(]\ %j}^ k'ue-lo, (to)

^^
Traverse,
yau
^j"^
'^*^^.

^ waang-
Travel, ^j ^ cA'zaiMiang, hicoh\ (go about) ^ ^J^
^^ Lanji:-yau; to travel f/i«u-yan; traverse a level

fast, jL^ ^.j^,

V^ft*'^;/' lo ; road, M^igiH 'li to'

travelkd over several pro- ^taaii ^i'aan; to traverse

vinces,
^3g^^ Wm the sea, §|[7^ 7/<« yeung;

/cwf^/i hi ^s]uiang\ travelling the sun's slanting rays

companion, ^^ '[Q hang traversing the grove,

W; travel far,

hang /s'm po ;
^^^
to travel over
|& Sit #.
lum.
y-^t iigai' sAo/i

land and sea, ^$[JL(M'/ft

f-ai shaan hong hoi-^ to
Travesty,
^ f>^ ^fg V.o/-

travel at night {lit., wear Trawler, ^'^^* shuen.

;[;;£ j^S
the moon, and wrap one's
self up in the stars),
^ tray for silk- worms, ^^Q
M ^k ^ ^rm/ net ^i j
ts'aam pok; a round tea-

senrj; travelling expenses, tray, ^ j^ ch'a p'oon.

 TRE 616 TRE

Treacherous, =j^ ^ ^kicai- S^^^ ^naai-fs^an; trodden

Jcivut, ^^ waat, ^^hi- to a

''ch^aai
jelly,
J^
sheng yuuk tseimy
^ |^ S
^^
kaaii
kaan ning\
^f ^^ to

(said
tread

of a
the

thief
slack

who
rope
uses
ts'e,
^-^ ^-^ /'r/rt/i

waat, ^ -j^ s/ift/ s?a/n ,

rope ladders),
g,^ ^^ ^
^^porn 'chur, "^ gjg ^cli'-aai *^uen so/.; ; to tread

j^oo^' sze; treacherous liopes, down, ^W ^cli'-aai shat;

make you tread on a melon

(hi seung moug ; trea- skin, i.c.^ trip you up, '(^
cherous to his country, ]^
^^
kicok .
ISl ^'^^ chtiung iie Avra p'i Sii

on lamp-wick?,
dt'aai; treading-

i.e., a thief,

Treacherously, 'd^'aaitavgfa;
)fI |t ff 'Mi'M^
yuung kivai kai^. to tread upon, jjj^ |^^
Treachery, ^"j^ ^ kaajt ch'in taap; to tread on a
''kaaii,
^^ ^ kaa/i mau; thorn,
g^#^ 'ch^ctai

save one's life by treachery, cheuk lak; tread it down

Ymj^ fan sliamj.

^' shat;
Treacle, j^ -ff,
Vong-^shui, /i'dTj; if he treads
(thick) /||^^ t^ong-katni; on a taro skin (he is so

(as numerous) as flies nervous) he imagines it is

round a treacle-jar (///., as a snake,

tSSSH^^^
ants gathering about sugar), '^'"« '^^'«"*"
Si IS it
fs'-an 00 /;«<7;7^ /o wa'' she;

"^ts'ze ngai Jau t'ong koni. to tread with the toes

Tread, ^ hang, (on) ^^ outward, jK^M'^fi

^^^P' IS is \'h'aai-h'an, •paat tsze keiik i hang; to
 THE 617 TRK

tread

ch'uiif;
out,

to
^
trciid
|jj
in
^ch^aai

one's
memory
luen^
of,

hien''
'^>f§:j^-]^,
paf luoiif^;

footsteps, -^ :^ ^ po'
treasures ((.-hiidren), ^:^
hail ch'an; to tread in the
Icicai hi ; to accumulate

patlis of virtue, ^TP j|^ treasure,

^^ ^ fsi/c ts'oi;

hang chen/j to ; to tread

a great treasure, -^ ^
close

'chmmrj;
upon,
to
^^
tread on the
fsi/i
taai

Treasurer,
ts'oi.

^ ij A oon-
'^'^
\

/bo'-yan, (provincial)
^j^
tsqt chuung han chue ""mi. ^ po" -Cheng' -f^ze,
fj^ ^
Treason,
^^ mau-ytactfi ;
faan 5^*?,

Colonial Treasurer,
^^ faan t'oi;

to plot treason, Jjjrt^gJ

]j}t|^ p'aang yvi wai /:;fm;;; ii] /fo mo"* szp.

guilty of treason, -i]^

man poon^
^ Treasury, ngan-/(;o',

^•^f^ faan /yy -mo'- shue;

r/(< tsue high treason, the national treasury,

;
^^ ^^
^^^ poon^ yik chi ^ /c/ro/i' ^tong\ the pro-
sze . vincial
^ treasury,
^^
Treasonable, U^PjJ '"''^^ y^o Vo??^; the Colonial
poon /i; treasonable prac-
^§ ^
Treasury,
i(!
tices,
^ ^ ;2 ff poon' wong 7r« foo foiig.

yik chi
Treasure,
Icui^.

ngan-
^ ^^
Treat,
^ /:y«^?-toi',
huhn-io?,
toi',
>^^ :^^
Uenhg, { *ts'in-*ngan, ^
(discuss) X'o/'^; treat

(wealth) ^^ ts'oi-paak, '^ DM

him more strictly,

(a)
^ ^ ^jw-pooi^; ^^ lok ^' im As'y'; to

nature's treasures, ^ ]^ treat kindly, j^ :^ hau'

i'm 5A«<;//; treasure the toi ; treat each other,
 TRE 618 TRE

\^^ sewuj toi ; treat on drawing,

^ |^ on magic,
wa'
neglectfully, ^^ tl'm toi' 2)^0; a treatise

maaii ; he treated me medicine and geomancy,

^"S^^ As-'f"??^ nong keiiff.

k'lie toi"* tak Sigoh ho\ Treatment, ^^ toi ,

^^
to treat cruelly, t'iu generous treatment,
j^ J^ li;

ts'aau yeuk; to treat one Is "^hau toi'; indulgent

with sincerity, ^^ ^foon treatment of men from a

toi ; to treat abominably, distance,

^^\ jau

^^ ts'aan hoi ; to treat "^uen yan.

meanly,
j[^ ^ kirn' pok; Treaty, ^^^^ ^^oh-?/enk\ Y^
to treat for peace,
^ ^p isj 'p^aug-i/cn(k ; oflfice of

kong woh; to treat a sul)- treaty records, ^^ mang

ject,^
ft limn\ ff J^ foo; to break a treaty, ^^
luun k'up; to treat a 2k»J jwoi yeuli^; a treaty
disease,
^^
chi^ peng'; to treat
i c^tcng^, between China and Japan,

:Jp^
with, 1^'"^ s/ici/ng Icung, ilsj yat ^7woy^ ue chiiung

^ p^ shewif/ i; a treat liwoh tnig ha-p cJri ?/ei(k^;

(in sense of an enter- the stipulations of a treaty,

tainment),
^®B^;^
!^ 'yan net mi"" Ay' sze', noi^ s/ioh tsoi kok^ ^foon\

JJ^ 'han 'hewuj. the first section of the

Treatise, A\ ^^ ^sla sJtur, <^i'eaty,

tl^% — ^
^^
luun ;
man cimaiff, f^
to MTite a treatise
ynils^

to make
noi

a
tai

tre;ity.
yat ''foon;

^^ i^
on diseases, ^71(7' ypiik\ ^^ laap
jf fj^ ff jjL
fso/i; mak luun ; a treatise ?/fz^A: ; to violate a treaty,
 •

TRE 619 TRE

.-ill on g i/eiilc ,
^ ^M^ shue' shnn; to dvtarf
^^ '^!*1 j'^^^ *''^'" ^^^'^ trees,
)§J
"^ :^ ""^ '^^oo

yeiik^; a commercial treaty, shue'; to graft trees,

^
M
sheung ^oli
]?/ :T^n ti
ynO^;
^'""'^^

treaty
j^ tsip' shne\
]wk^ shue'; trees (generally)
.gj ;^

rower, ^^^;SH 'P" 5J^;;^

shue"* mnuk; ripened
7/fivA;^ eld kicok\ B||
^ on the tree,
@ Jl ^
mang Icwok^; Treaty Ports, shue shcuug shuuk; a tree-

M ]§j i# ^ P ^"^^'^^ pit (hole for tree-planting),

sheung '^kony

Vuuinj sheung
haii,
^J^
liau
^^ nai "^fum; a tree

with lofty and a tree with

in /^
iigolin . drooping branches, i.e.j

Treble, ^^ saam- p'ooi; father and son, ^^>j^ k'iu

liigli treble notes, 'S^ )j^ tsze; trees planted by one's

ko hong. father, i.e., one's home ^^
Tree, ;gj Blme^ (a) ^ ;g-j ;|;^ song tszr; the silk

;;'o7i-shue',
{^ ^ t'iu tree,
M.^1^] yn"ng/«
Rhue ; fork of a tree, i^ shue'; he'd argue the leg
Y slnie a; a magic tree off a donkey (//Y., he'd lure

in the moon, ^;|2^ hin birds off trees with his

shue'; a log of a tree, — arguments), ;|s^ Jl ^^

^ -1^ l^'-'^
tree stump, —'^^
^""'^ ^^"^ '
'^

sheung"* chek tseuk to pi

I/^^i

t'au' sbue\ — ^^ ^f^^

y«^ k'ue Pum^ lok lai; big
ch^uun shue ; the pith of a trees give shelter, i.e.,

tree, ;^^>|^^ shue s?^/?j; the powerful friends arc useful,

Lark of a
p'i; the
tree,

trunk of a
:j^^^ shue'

tree,
1r!,^
taai'
^ S It
/w che gum; I'm up
^'"•^'
 TRE 620 TRE

a tree^ (///., like a snake Yoicc, ^ -^ ^ sheng

that Las entered a bamboo yum chan^; seized with
branch, and
to turn),
has no room trembling:,
U® :}f J;
i'feA'ttMM
j^ ^
^ mo ^^^^ y"p f^'^^^'^^ Tremblingly, im sJuin

t'liuno- ti^ chtirn^ shmi: cJtan^, ^ta dMit'

or. kohn to ii

rao lo\ Tremendous, ja, ][£ :^

^
Trellis, ^ -^ laan Icohw a chan - cl^cncf -haau - kicaan.
trellis for peas, ^
•dir :^3t3£

^|
a
tau^ li.

Trellised, ^^ Vr/«^»-wat.

Tremble,
^^
''«-</„V,
^ta-<]u(n\ maang.
Tremens, (delirium tremens)
:JXf| life. If
r///?i -Imit; knees trembling !^|^ isau moh (moh).
with fear,
^ ^ M |^ iremor, j^ chan , ^ MW
koo chin i luut; to f:Ar^?i tuung : all in a

tremble with fear, ro^ j;^ tremor, luut

'|f 'It^jgfffi
chin^ kue', ^]^ ;-''» mi; luut ngai kne .

to tremble with cold,

:J*J"
Tremulous,
^^ fij^ cJdn^

)'^ S "^^^^ laaug f/?«n ; luut ti.

tremble with rage, ^ :^ '

Trench, "^ ho, J^ haang,

r/ifl'n'' no the earth trem ch'i; to trench,
; ^/|h^
:fgy^
bles,
j^ ^J ti' (han; he kwut ch'i; to trench upon,

trembled all over, or from ^^ ts'aam shik.

head to foot,
jg. 7JI jQ' Trencher
wooden
^^ muuk tip;

Hie *I^ ^'^^^ ^^^'' ^^'^"^ a trencher, y^ ]^

fA/^i' luut; a trembling muuk tau'.
 ;

TRI 621 TRI

Trend, fw) hcumj gj 'shai; Trial, =j^ -»»

.s7a',
^
I , g:^^'
to trend to the North im ,
(to make)
West, (nri)ti;|[:.!|5 ^'^"V
sai pak shai. stand his trial, ^^ ;^
Trepan, jg]|g nen hu^ ^ /'my' f<}nim\ trial in

t'ong
open

gj^ hue t'au lick. court, ^|){, sj/io?';

Trepidation, ^.g^ Iccng hoi,

to begin a trial, p^^^
hoi t'ong ^shinn; to confess

on trial, -gt |g /i;?n<»5'

Trespass, :^|^ faan^; no tres-
to sentence after
MA
y^;?^;
passiucj,
:^ 5tt
^ch'ue ¥uft^
haan-van-Sni n-/s?^»n to
trial,
J^ J^
trespass against the
;

law,
the
"^s/i^n/i
trial of a case,

olin arena
^^ for
;

i,nve ns our trespasses, 1^

military trials, ;^^ ^nio

ch'eung; a trial of strength,

"^ ^^
eh'aai tsui
P J® f
/ivrft// :
• '"soi^

pardon
"^ ^ lik chaang; exper-

the trespass, ^ jj^ «/ie

ienced all

ffiffi^li^.^ ^'^^
sorts of trials,

tsuun'

Wed leung "^keng; I will

Trespasser, i^l^A ^'^^" ^^"'
give your goods a trial,

^E.P# faan' tsui' Vif.

mUUZm'n '"go"
Tress, ^^ f'Z-; /rm^ ; felling
shi^ Sii he^ foil mat; on
tresses,

Trestle,'
^^ ^^ shui waan.

S/;/ muuk
trial,
^ |5^ .s//^"" yuuug';

yJ^;^^ the trial trip of the

A'«\
4^ ^
mat ZV,
^ steamer was quite satisfac-
-y- /;a^ Hsze.

Triad-society, "^^

hop-*ooi
y^^saam- ^^
hang
luun
t'oh tong^
shucn
hop yuung\
shi^

.
 TRI 622 TRI

Triangle, H :ft 5^ '''''"'' Tril)ulu8 Terrestris (caltrops),

^^ tsat-lai.
/ro/i'-yeng: a spheric triangle,

^ItT zz: '^ 00 saam kok .

Tribunal, ^^ kming-ohn;
of Judi-
three Tribunals
Triangular, E£ ^^ 'j^OK cature—the Board of Cri-
saa»i /io/i^ yeng ti, zr.^ minal Law, the Court of
sart»? yeng //; triangular
PA^
Judicature, and the Cen-
l^lantains,

cli'ui /s/!<.
gx l5g ;^>
'^'"^

sorate, H ft "] ^""^^^

j
I
faai* sze.
tsunk, ;^^J[I]i f/""- ^s""'^'
^%
:

Tribe, Tributary, ^ftJioS^

faai"; feathered tribes, ^ kinnif;'^ ti; a tributary state,

^^ ^le tsuuk, ^ ^1 ^le

lui-; aquatic tribes, j^^^ chi ktvok'; tributary states,

^shui tsunk; scaly tribes i

i M Wi shuuk /:/ro/£ .

(dragons, serpents, fishes),

Tribute, ^ /i:t«'»^ ,
(to paj)

^ ^P
i

^ 4^ hum
luun po';
mat,
^labommedan
^p^^ naap-Zcz^m^-', fj^|4
naap-sAHi^ to offer tribute,
tribes, [gj^p ooi po^ the ^W t'iuun killing ,
"^
Lo-Lo tribes, ^^ ^'^^^
'Xo/i

^^^*'
g" ch'iu kuung^\ articles
kuung'
Uoh, of" tribute, ;p;
itS JiS (JJi

Shan tribes, "j^ 5^

pastoral
^jniii; tribute bearers, ^
vessel
naam rnaan' chi ;
'gg /i;M»7i/ .S2e'; a

tribes, ^ i^ yau muuk; bringing tribute, ^ jgft

native tribes, Jl ^ ^"'^

7r?«oi/7^ shuen; to convey

s-f ; the Twelve Tribes, + tribute, g |^ 'wai s/ii^^-.

^i^ Bhap i chi faai\ Trice, ^;^

hak-chi-kaan
^] ^ K
trice up,
'^^'««^-

:y:
Tribulation, waan - ;

^Llit

naan'.
 TRI 623 TRI

Trichina, ^^i mo ch'uung, Trickster, (a great), j^ gy

'"''*' ^^"^^ ^^^^' woDg.
[J] jA| ;^ ^$i\ f^'^'^ i
zh.^
yuuk noi' he' mo ch'ming. '

Tricolour,
"— "^ saam sidk
Trick,
||i§f kivai-lcai, ,
,^ — ^ ^ jj^ saam shik
jjlP ma /rcj/A; .
^^^ t^ok chi k'i.
knnk,
(to) '/g
^^ [|||
i.iC

^ $J
k''uuk,
Tricuspid, ^^ P^^ s«rt;/«

clung-tnn^
NVllll',

; full of tricks,
fsim

00 kok
ti,
^5iII^
it.
W ^"^'"^

'^"''•^"'
IS
Arj^/i;
.11 BS fe
sA//;:; to play tricks
''"a
Trident, (a) — i$ f/\
y«^-

of hand, 3pipl^ lunng f/i/-p'a, ^£ ^ saavi-ch^cfy

pa hi impose upon one

^^
;

by deceiving tricks, ^SM k'au maau; to

^ -^n fZif/i^ cheung 'wai

flourish

i|^f.E
the

mo
trident,

faai' p'a.
^^
waan ; he is full of tricks,

Triennial,
^ ^ :^— Snooi
Mi'ue shik

faan^
slii

he has tricked me,

shan chining s^f/;»

saam
nin,

nin
^£ ;fe
yrt/!
•

^'s'^e
^
;

i.e., played fast and loose triennial examination of

with me, '(M. "^ \3 ^ Siu-fs'ai graduates, :^
*\!? f^ Rfi
''^'"« ^'''li' '^*"" "^j haau lai , ^~^ sui^

shi sum Ji ti: played me ''haaii; triennial examina-

a trick,
J| ^^ \-heng tion for the Kiijin degree,
kicai ngoh.
-J^ ^ taai haau;
Trickle, 7i^ tik-tik- triennial examination of
lok-lai officials, :^^ haau im^;
Tricky, ^g ^^toh ts'e keng\ 7} triennial report on officers,

^ tin waat, kai\ ^ :;^ gf^t

taai kai luuk;
 ,,

TRI G2i TRI

the trienniiil review, -^ trifling presents, ^^ '[M

;^ taai' ts''o. yau i; the trade is trifling,

Trifle, (a)
^|J ^^ mi-mat,
p'eng t'aam.

<7izi sze\ (lit., an awl's tip) Trigonometrical, ^ -^ ^

1 ^ tl|^ so«;?? hole leung
moot, (to) ^^ liuuig y^rt/^ //; trigonometrical

(with things) ^^ 'mm, '

survey, H^^t-tlj sa«m
(play) ]p^ ^ waan- s/uc, 7^()/£ Jeung ti^.

a quarrel about a trifle, Trigonometry, =^ j^ ^

^^^ r/mrtn^ li lio; s««/» hoh fciaf^, '^^'J^

consider it as a trifle,
g /i-an *^/;ofl [(Mf^; plane
'^ ^ ^ ^o??-7^ wai mo trigonometry, jg ||^ ^
sze\ chek sm' yeng.
Trifling,
;j|i
^ mi ho,

so
Trigram,
comments
^^ on
sf/a«i

the
tsze ;

sal^ /<iu. eight

silt (lit., not worth a trigrams, /V^ jiwr/^^ .so/;'.

scratch), M^j^^^ mo ,
Trigraph, ^ ^ |^ -_ :g.
Jc/raan Pmmg 'yeuug, (///., ;
sflrtw? tsze'' t'nung yat yum.
cheap greens),
JJ Jp Trihedral, ^^ pgj[ .sw/w

filling fi,i^-^ f-'>^i'>i ^i^ct^ii min i*/.

^ :^
trifling sore,
/«^a' to«/': a Trihedron,
min
H ® ff saam
^Jfl;^'^ "^/'^^Z

/cfw/ /rwi"* fZi/ tsat: a Trilateral, ^ ^ U^ .s^rt^y?

trifling matter,
g^^^
j5^ s/^' 5?<e s«/'' /.;ort ; this Trill, ^'^ r//rn^' s//m^; to

trifling matter,

c/ie' se
^^ sill
/J^
mat;
trill,^^^/c/f//! cM«
s/icng, PM ch^cung^.
 —

Tia 625 TRI

Trigger, ^^fjl] Vln-rhai'.

'

for the watch (watch

Trim, ^]g^ \7<«f^-ts'ai, :j^ charms), ^[!|^/"« *chui .

-ftl] /;'«i sf ?</£*; don't trim Trinomial, ^^ p||^

c<;^(/»i

(cut) it so close, P§$f 8'1 rhi ti.

p||- Pj^l -m V<fl koht^ kom^ 1 Trio, ^ '^ — ^ • srt«>«

//<^/n^ trim the lamp-wick, hop yat ''che.

Trip, (the foot) -^)^ sl>a(-

trim the nails, ^ij

pH ''shall kaap^; trim
-^ ^
the
I
keuk\ (up)
ma, ^a]|^ kau-kenlc, (a)
^ 1^ kiu^-

eyobrowa, |^|] J^ tai

—^^/^^
mi. i

^ [E] yau-yff/-ooi; trip

Trimetrical classic. you up {lit., make yon
5a«>» tsze' /;f»</.
j
tread on a melon skin),

Trimmer, (a) ^l^^f^ts'ui- # iS ;R f SS

.vfa" /;;«•« p'i Sii
ife
ch^aat; to
'/'

mo leug sliau. set a catch to trip him up,

Trimming, (fancy braid) ^
7^ ]aan-Z:o/(?J; trimming /r/ra/ Sua; you won't catch
joist,
^^ p :p |J^ ^/N./?^
I
him tripping, (lit., his

skull closed),
is
/t^i?0
Trinity, ^£ — • saam-ijaf, ^ 'fej shang maai no &v/?oi;

-^ • sw/;«-hop-//fl/; ^£ a pleasure trip,

^^ ^i{

-fe - fi sra/// wai yau hi (or ^A*): a trip into

t/at ^f-ai; the 'J'aiiist trinity the country, ^f^i-^Jl yau
(the three highest Tauist not ti .

deities), ^£^ mam h'-cng. Tri[ang, )^^ hoi-shum.

Trinket,
^J>,'[^|^
^s/V-kin^- Tripe, ^flt'^ngau-'t'o,
^
*t'au, 3^ i|^ oou' mat,
W^ ngau-;wr//.'-ip,
^
^C ^g= oon /<* ;
trinkets
^ p'i cs/A;,
g^^,Jj-
p'i 6-2.'.
 -

TRI 626 TRO

Triphasia, ^J^">,^ shaan-nim. Triumphant, gfj ''hoi; return

Triple, triumphant, %oi
^-f^ saam-^i)'-oo\. gf^ J^
Tripod, ^tcng-, tripod suen.
Jl^
ceusers, ^^ lo V«i^; Trivial, /\\
>J> ^siu-'^siu; on
the nine tripods of Yii, trivial grounds,
;§/J^f^
^^•ai ^siu Icoo ; a trivial

Tripos, came into the office matter, '^siu sze\

/J-*^
by the tripoB, -^ ^ ffi
Trivium, ^g^^p srcaw

^ ts'at ]fin cW-uut shan. r/i'rt lo' '^hau.

Trippingly,
^^ hpng-^o\ Troglodytes,
^^ net hue.

Trisect,
^ ^ ;^ fun
Trocar,
Jfe 7JC
slnd-chvm.
# M/-
saam fun^
Trisyllable, H "^^ ^ saam
Troop, ^ Z'vr^/n; the ranks

yum tsze'.
of the troops, ^ :^
yuung hong;
Trite,
^ ^J f§
tsuuk; trite sayino-,
Vr(^n.7-/.^-
troops,
|g; ^
well-drilled

yni' ^^fn^,
-^^^
'^ ^
^^^; foreign
tsuuk ^le, sheung i& 6ifi
y^^^'

t'aam.
drilled troops,

yeung ts^eung
y^ ^ [|^

Triturate ^ in; to
the troops, ^^ -^
tui ; recall

/'?/t'
^' ^
triturate medicine,
p«^; to recall troops,
5;^
in yeuk; a triturating
j^j^ jv/roi sze; take com-
ijg ;jc^
pestle,

(met. a working-man's
lui ch'ui

laro-e
mand of troops, ^ .^
/?n</i; 7^(^n^; to head the
fingers).

Trituration, in, :g ini,

troops,
^f^ tuuk chan^
|ff move
to troops, f^ JS:.
^^ cJiuung.
tiu' ]ipvg,
^ g]|j
po' szc,
Triumph, ||[ -^ '/.o/.M*.
^ -G hang 7vnj/; to lead
 ;

TRO 627 TRO

troops,

to semi out troops,

^^ sunt penf/; to deploy

p'aai
troops,

chan',
)^. |J^
7?^'
[ij(li|j fj^j [^
fh^uut szp; Govcriiiueut chan ; defeatv.d troops,
^
troops, *^ ^ hoon peng\ 1^ paai^ clian'; to re\iew

regular troops, ^Ij^ fhai troops, ;^ ^ V.s'o y'^'/?^;

^
j

peiig\ to despatch troops, to drill troops, :^.

,

jg^
^& 'hi pong, '^^^ -J-
V.s'y lin' 7^('y/y

—
sze^;

~Y fun poot pmg teng-, a troop of horse, [*^

to withdraw troops, i|^-& i^ ^ yat tui' Sna pcng;
s/uiH pong; to parade troops in ambush, ^^ £L
troops, 1^ 'paai fuuk ;w?^; rebellious
[)^ f£
tui
•5 c ! •

ng; to raise troops,

-it/
^^ troops, ^ -& poon j^rn^
J^ mo pong; to enlist to troop ^(5|^ shcng tui\
volunteer troops, ^^^^il Tropl.y,
0ft ^^ ^hmg'
~T" (^hiu rao^ chough f^J^J- cheung chi ho .

land-troops,
t!^ 5S :^ Tropic, ^ '^ it ^r/r^/'; the

lunk lo ^^p>J^; otter armed Tropic of Cancer, W ^

resistance to troops, ^^'(M' ^ ha' Chi' ,in'; (X)
ft
^ -Ec k'ue slieimg hoon ^ :lt; P^.
it-/a«i'-/w/:-

peng; loyal troops, [^ -G haan ; the Tropic of

hong jWJ/7; a panic among ,

Capricorn, i^^^^k. tnvng
the troops,

fuimg hok
gj^ g^ -^^ da' sif; (S]
-naani-haan
$i^mm
Zraai 7^2^; il-tnai .

mercenary, or foreign Tropical,

^^ flg^ it fo'rn'

troops, ^'^ Jiaah picng; ti; tropical fruits,

^^
to le\7 troops, ^ -^ foo

yik; a detachment of troops, it tcai chi k/roh; tropical

— '
/(j)^ i^ y'^f^ f^' /c/f«/^; year,
^^ chau nin.
 TRO 628 TRO
.BB
Trofc,
Jg:^ift 'faan-(a- abotit it,
Silili\;^C
t*ai, ^ '^^ lau-fa-^ globe tip maai sum shul; not
trotting,^ ^VSS)1I aze shrink from trouble, ^/K
%oi ngo van. 'j^ V^t taan faan; no
'J'H
Trouble, ltaan-x\^^K\^
c.
trouble ^^ mo sze';

(to) »j^^. faaii-^iii,

f^»
I will trouble you, ^/j^Q
lo-tuuiig", (I will)

/(^^-faaii; rearing
^ ^ a
"05*

^ni; so sorry I
ngoli sp?^y?Y/

troubled you,
faan

tiger is breeding g
trouble, i]^^ fai^ sum; g^
/hi' lo; don t trouble your-

wai
trouble,
waan ;

^^"^^f'wt
to escape

naan';
self,

troubled
^ ^*
(like
min
tangled
lo;

I fear I have troubled jou, hemp), Jli^fL^Pift sum

luen ue ma ;
very sorry

shirk no trouble,
^ ^^ to trouble yon, ^* ^

^^
to cause
i'''"^
ts'ze

trouble,
lo \foo\

'^
Z'//

'1'^
; to

')^
grudge the trouble,
haaii faan; the
^[^
1^;^ tso in shaang sze : bream's tail turns red when
to encounter trouble,
^^ it is in trouble, @|['^Jiw
H^ /a'O naan ; causing ^ fong ue ^ch'(7ig ini;

much trouble,
^^^1^^ have you any grief or

toll shaanc) chi tsif ; to get trouble, i^^^jimm

up a pretext to cause
imSlSB/B "' V'lLi mat
trouble. |g^^$^ tsik ^je pal ai' kann naan n*.

fiien shaang sze ; calamities Troublesome, -^^ fa

i^
-sze ,

breed troubles, g^ W^ (person) *j^ ^^ im-tsim,

Hf^ ts'aam in ye
woh ; "^ "^ JH ffi P'^^^^^ P""^
don't troubb ycur mind fuung ch'an; -^^ ''pisalcy
 TliO 629 TRU
Trowel, jjj^^fooi-shi Cchi),

gil
their
ch'i

elders
ch'in;

have
if when
any
tKii^^ f'^oi
^b nai shi.
slia shi,
%
j

troublesome affairs the \

T^'oy, Troy-weight,
k4^W
'^^'^"•'7'-
young take the toil of ^^'^^' '"^^

t'o-

hok.
^ yau sze
J
tai' ''Uzc
c.
fuuk
Truce, ^^^^^: tsaani"-
k-i

Troublous,
lo.

M^ luen , ^.^
sik-koha-kicoh,

-^ t'eng Vii
^ ^ jl-

A'oA;i ^-^ro/i,-

nAf] /o^ naan //. a flag of truce,

^(^||f^
Trounce, "^^fT* ch'uung Ua.

Trough, |<^ ts'o; watering t/^^Vi (7^/ ho^ k'i,

^
paak k"i.
trough, -^ 1^ SA?// ts'o;

eaves-trough, ]^ |'^ lau

Truce-bearer,
cA^//7 paak
^^
k'i ^che.
ts'o.
Truck, (<>., to barter) 1^ ^^
Trousers, '[i^ ||^,

^ 1^
t'iu-/oo',
oo' oon ,
^^ ^Y/rt<< yik,
(short)

t'au-/bo ;
.^[n

pull up
ngau
the
^^ mau' yik: (a cart)

trousers,

f'l'O t'au;
ffc ^fc
trousers open in
^ U^u
^ ^L 'ai ^7'?//;;'
chifoh'
c/i'e.

the crutch,

/bw /on^
g|? ^|g^
loosen
/u-t

the
Truckle,^
^A S ts'uung
;
yan '^'
§ fi tsze' traf^
trousers from the garter,
^^ /.7/Ya" fuuk; to
truckle to a person, & M?
Icfu/c'; tuck up the trousers,

i^il^f/JK //</rwy /"t/o' t'au. ts'uung Jan.

40
 .

TRU 630 TRU

Truculent, long fciuik'

^ >/L ifei
^"^^^ sheng

/J ^ Hu maan, ^ :|J[
Ts'ai yan ya; true indeed

huung waang
Trudge, .||^ 'ch'au-'ha; to
is^this saying,

~ j^ sheng
^^J^
tsoi shi in

trudge along wearily, ^ Va; true friendship, "^j\j)

muuDg ^ch'au ; to j^ 1^ shat sum seung

trudge steadily along, j^ kaau; true to one's superior,

^
to
n]\
trudge
'^cb'au

up and
"^ch'au

down,
"^La;
j^t^
sbeung
-t
szf,
M true
^'//^^m^

to
ue
his

J^5^^i ^«ai/ loi Vs«2^ word, 1^^ ^ts'in in,

'f^
hue. pi -^ i '^hau <7i'/; true

True, ^ r7ir^??, ^"^ f/<rt>i- bill, J^ ^ r/iw? ko^, j^

shat; true signature,
^^ ^ cArtu c/i ; true blue

^^ tik j)ui; true to bis (iu sense of being perfectly

character, ^ >^ «2«</ upright), ^[^ ''I'hH chek,

5f'n^'; is it false or true?
^ llS
'^'^''^ sheng; true

love,
^ ^1 chan oi

rAan; it is very true, '^ Truffle, ^@ ^hv^an chmmg.

l^'^^ sfium i wai in; Trull,

y^ ^ yam %o, ^g
not true, Pg-tp^na clt'eung k?, ^"^ ki^

'm to/£ chrni Ice ; faithful nue.

and true, ,@.^^^' ®C ^jIC

Truly, -^ ^ 'kwoh-in, M.
chuiing sum kang kang, jI^ chan-ch('ng\ -^ :^
true hearted, J^J^ chining shat tsoi\ -^ "j^ shat

hau ; it must be true, ij/^\ '^shau, ^ -^ k'ok^ shat,

^^W^
chan ke ; You
pit teng' hai'

are indeed a
gri*

so
^
truly,
sheng shat;
S IE ^
it is

true man of Ts'e, -^ g^ chan cheng^ hai^ M^

 . •

TliU 631 TRU

ft %^ ^''^^^ ^^^^^ ''^^' Tninclieon,

f^ ;j;^ ^(upn

Mc\' trulj lamentablo, ^

liu.
sluie sliuuk '^holi. Trundle, /((Ilk,
m fp
I iiuh-'^ txa i

Trump, {lj\, jollj i^ood fellow)

Trunk, ( box ) ^ npung,

(body) ^ ./i.///,
^ ^j'

Trump up, :[:^1^ nip-sheng;

taai -.s/ic/?!, (ele[)hanL's)
^
:^ tseung'-pat ; a coir
(maliciously)

—
trump up a trunk, ^^ IsuKug seungx
charge, p^ •
pj ^ngaau a travelling trunk, Z^ ^^^
ynf ^haii; a trumped-up
^^^S hang a
charge, ^ :|:^ mo nip.
leather trunk,
* 55?//?^

,^^^7^
li;

p'i
Trumpery, ^^"^i^ long
2mau st'ung,
J^ iip p'i
SKI* kau^ mat, |^- ^ka
j^
wa' ^^ ^'"^ '"^^•
^luung ; a clothes

^""^
trunk,

'luung;
Trumpet,
gg f^ ho^t'uung, ^)]S® '

PHt 9i^ ho-/,>; a conch put it in the trunk, J\^^^

trumpet, $]§ ^ /'"o//, ^oA;^ J^ shall lok "^luung ;
pa per
a speaking trumi)et, ^'j^ trunks (burned at funera s),
ho t'unug; a military ,|K:JQlf| ^chi Icoiuf spung ;

trumpet, "^^^ taai' Z'o/; to pack a trunk,

^^^
—
;

to blow one's own trumpet, chong seung; a trunk,

§^ t87,c' ffiaan. -jg^ gat koh' sewig, —

Trumpeter
ho &o/c
p)^^"^^
V/ie.
ch'iii
^^
told him
yrt^

to
chek' seung
pack he trunk,
;

Truncate, gj]g[i ZWi/' 'f m^«, i.e., that he was dismissed.

^^ ^chacun hue'.
 TRU G32 TRU

seung ; Pack up your traj^s to official power, ^'^^

and be off !
-^||:^|: lok tsik koon shai^; trust chiefly
seung ^ch^e.
to trade,
^^^^g; toh
Trunnions, tj^ ^ p'ticni'-'^i.
Via shang /'; have power-
Truss, (for hernia)
/J>3^^ ful friends to trust in {lit.,
7J^ '^siu-ch.'-Q\mg-hi-]caap\

(frame)
tsze -ka ;
^^^ to truss up,
Jcum-
"rf^
leaning against a

[| |
kHiau shaan; to trust
hill),
^
to,

^ ch'uu/c ^/cau,
^ paaii. IW"^
'«
cheung'; to trust
Trust,
^^ i2«m'-laai', j°'
^^ *«^'^' laai^ :^
(on-)
ig .sAfi,
Jg /^ /^i-o/t'
-jp^f
*rt«i S; to have some-
5WMn ; a trusted officer,
^ thing to trust to, 7^ ^S
^ ^chuiui shau ; I trust
•^^ V^^^ ^^'f'^^ f^'^''^ pang';
you will do it,
fE -gj; tK
^ t'ok ni tso sze ;
to trust

-j^ seiiug
one another, "j^

^i; nothing to
trust me a little, H^ ^t
lf|\ sAe cliue' "^ha ; better
trust to,
^ J'if f$ mo
to sell for cash than to give ^shoh H; a responsible trust,

trust, ^ JIJ y(:, jgj neng ^ fi chuung' jam'; a

in pat she ; men trust to breach of trust, ^ Y^
the power of the gods, A 7;ooi' smoi^.

Trustee,
^:i£^ shau' ^'o/c*

lik; to trust to, ^ '/^ S'

pang'; to get goods on trust toi"* ^li mat ip ke' yan;

(on tick),
^^^
tak foh'; no one will trust
laai trustee or

loan association,
manager of
"^B^ ooi'
a

n^e,
:fe& ^ :^ 1^ laai t'au, "^"^ ooi sArt?<; he
di^uen laai paai'; trusting has been appointed trustee.
 •

TRU 633 TRY

sze' shat; the truth will

vail yiiu laap "^k'ue wai

toi' li ynn. shck ill' nut; Heaven does
Trustful, pf^lg^^EIlJ^ 'hoh not let tlie cause of truth
sitim^ t'o/c* ti. perish,
J^p^^m^
Trustless, y(:.

ning
^
^^ pg^ [mt Pin chi mi sony^ szc inuii:

siiun truth and falsehood,

li.
y^Y^
Ti ustworth V,
^ ^ tmih hcng wai'; this has arisen
shat, ^ -^^ ^/.s'j<r smm ,
from the reporters going

i\!l> HJ ^ sum fituJc yan, beyond the truth (said of

pSf»j^l|r5^ 'm \^hai kaaii\ statements not quite

^^i^'l^ 7i;Vm/^. ^rt/i; chue'. accurat^e), ]>X^^'&^

Trusty, ij^ :|^ cli'i ts'uun, S ko^ che kiroli' ^'ya.

^>?S '''^''"'9 'i;Jiuun, ]^ Truthful, IM-W f^c^^ shat.

^^ chuung sunn y^ W Truthfulness, =^ ^ sheng

'lo shat,
pf ^ n^ VToA Bhat; I do not know how a
man wltlput truthfulness

Trustworthy, ^ ']o-shat. is to get on, ^ffn^>g^

Truth, ® JH r//rt»-Mi, SfJ
rA«/?-»\va', ^ JH to' 'W: suwV' imt cJii k'i hoh ya.
—
speak the truth, ja ^ Try, i s/ti - ha, "^^
r//fl'n hong; to tell the ^^ ^7// -gaf-shi^, (before a

whole truth, i.e., make a court) ^P(5 '^^hi'iii-nmn^i

clean breast of it,

paak
^^ Q try and guess, f^^ ^^
^^ -paai ^kong; [fT\ ni ^/j/ ch'aai ha; will

there is some truth in it, try to bring him round,

the truth of a case,

^^ chaen'' ^k"ue ; try but once,.
 ;

TRY 634 TUB

^\ill

s^iP
you
yat
? 3
sh/? c
mm
just try,
PJ^'^
if one
^'"^ ™oli
resource
''^^"^^ ^'^'^;

fails, try

IP
.s7ii^
^ 1^ ha ;
|f|;

try
tsik 'koon

once more,
another,
dies, you
{lit.,

can
if your nag
still walk),

SM*— fet ^'^'' '^''' y"^ '^^•/§%R 'ma 'sze

aid ; try youv hand at it lok ti"* hang.

for once, j^lTp-^^ ''in Tsar, (of Russia),

-f^^^
%2i shau shal ; I have SJTll:^M'3^taai'"goh
already tried, sJii loll sze hivok taai wong
Jrwoh^', try and see,
pj^^H^fJ
tai\

lf]\ .sZ/a' ^^V«" ha ; try first, Tsarina,

:^pg.|rTia::A:
jM. I^ 'M^ ^^ ^sJa/e moh
sha po try in court, t:iai^ w<jng hau
;
^^ A'^ro/'; .

gH sJnim sinai^: to try in Ts'eng-meng, (commonly but

open conrt, ^ '||^ t'ons: wrongly termed Chinese
sinm ; to try and to Easter),
^^ ts^exg meng;
sentence,
^ ^ 5?/^//? to perform the Ts'eng-meng
^?/r';?'; try for once,
^^ ceremonies,
^^ hang
prn Pnm^ f-unx* ha; to try ts'eng; to keep Ts'eng-
an experiment, ^{^ — •
^j^ meng, ^ [J^l
hang shaan.
faant' yat tn(n)i ; to try Tii^j yfc '1^ muuk-p'oon
for soundings, ^ ^^ ^ bath tub, y^ ^ yuuk
Paarn* sha shut; try to p'oon ; the tub into which

get into office,

^^ ^ shan
[jj
grain is

Pvung.
thrashed,
^/J^
t'o koh^ ch.'-init ; try faak
the depth, *^^"'^' Tube, '
^l^oon, -j^ t'uung,
jJy.JiU'fn^ ^
tsum^ ha ; try here and *t'uung; a double flute,

there for a loan, ^^^ made of a bamboo tube

 •

TUF C36 TUL

and a reeJ tube, tufts of hair, (sign of

Tea koon; a pencil tube, maidenhood), ^^ -^
^^ — j)ut koon.
tsuung kok^; a tuft (of
Tuber, (a)
ffi @ uat-
hair) or the crest of a
koh -

Tubercle,
chuung.

^^ yimnij ; the
bird, — . '^ =§1 yat cheTc

tubercles of the lung,

ka\i'\ (filial) tufts on both
^jjj

^1 /iirti' yuung. sides of the head,

^
Tuberose, ^^ ^^ yuuk- ^ Mail!' shuun' rao; tuffc

tsaam-fa. left on the head,

Tubular, 3J^)|^> timing sum; pill ^tenfj; tufts of hair on
tubular fireworks, ^ »j# the

paii?\
temples,
^^ — shia
chuuk p^aaic'. a tuft of grass,

Tuck up. ^^ '\[m-'hi, j^ ^^ y^'^ V^' ^i^'o.

^ yaap^-hP; tuck up the Tug, (to) |g ^oA, ^ Jaai;

hands inside the sleeves, a tug-boat, 4I/giJS 'leng

;^^'^^' /crtaj^ maai kong shuen; a tug of war,

cAeA;' 67mi< ; to tuck the fe f>li n "}] ^(iai sheng
sleeves up, i^ |'^ ^kuea tail lik; some one was
tsau\
Tucket, — P^ ho^
tugging at my sleeve, ^
gE t^
t'unng yat ch^ui. yau yan htng shau laao
Tuesday, j^ ^ Zl 'lai- ngoh shaam tsau .

paai-v'.

^
Tuition,
^^ torn' tuuk,
Tuft, chek -*kai, a^
W^ s/<2^e ^?;;«; tuitional

ijat-tsap; hair labour,

^^ shit kang.
dressed in two tults, jT Tulip,
[1|^^ sJiaan ts'ia

^^ aa Z:o^ V:«/; double koo.

 —

TUil 636 TUN

Tulle,
:fg ^ niin sha, ^ Tumour, p^ ^ yuuk-*lau

sze taai , /lyb *^ r/o 5^^^ ?/^H-*iau r^^;,

j,

sze pin. litPl^ ^eny ning yuuk;

Tumble, 1^ '^ tii-\oV,
fJ;
form a tumour, J^ ^
yan; a man with a
||] Icwaaii'-'to (roll)
^ 7;:/^

large tumour on his head,

^ ImiJc-^to; bad a tumble?
^'^ >;^« t'au; a vascular

tumour, jin,5^ -^i'^^' *Iau;

tumble down, "f^ j^ ^o the pus of a tumour, Jj^

too/) ; he tumbled over ^

Tumult,
y^^/i *lau.

(bustle)
once, f^'^^l '^ kwaan^
to yat kaau; the tumbling
naau'-it, (uproar) pg [^
ts'o-naau ; a great tumult,
parrot, -^J i^ to hica .

Tumbril,
f&^ g^ tsze
7/f^i' ch'eung; to raise a
chiumg ch^e; ammunition tumult, ^-^ §|j ?6'cZ; lueii\

tumbril,

yeuk ch'e.
^/C M ^t^ 'M Tumulus, ^|):^ y«?« "^luung;
the tumulus over a grave,
Tumefaction, ^^ '^chimng
i^S 'ma lip-

hi
fl^^ chilling ch^ong. Tun, -^ ;(c^ taai' U^ianig,
Tumefy, Jf V./^m»^,
^gf zk, vB ffi *^'^^^^ ^^^""
leng' chuung. ''timing.

Tumid, JJ ^ \-himng ^hi; Tunable, pfUllJJ '^'^''' ^'^^^

tumid waves,
Jg^Jj^^ig ^''
IS t# IJW ^'^^ ^''^' ^''

^yuung hi jjoh long\ woh haai.

Tumbler, (on the stage)
^ Tune, (a) — • yaf-tiu

^
,
^jJJ
luuk-/w?, (glass-)

J^ ^ poh-M-pooi. »^ Ao/?^ tiu', (to) *^ ^

 TUP 637 TL'R

Jcaau^-sin^, hiau - Turban, |i gg ffl

c^''"''

clnnin: tunc the strings, t'au-Z:fr;/.

^|||[] punk ]i'a-
fM & ^'''^^ "^5 tunc
«'«;
tlic
Hic 5H ffi '/'^""«

han.
t'au >(/',

pipes,
iS fl5 V'''^ ^ij^ L'au
the hjte is out of tune Turbid, J^ cluiuk; turbid

(/>., the mind is discon- style (///., dra;j:gled through

certed),

7/i/7n luen^;
^^ pretty
§1 k'um
tune,
th'e

toh nai
slush),

toe;/
:j:^ y^
'^/^/^Z;
^^turbid

Z:a(7i i/u»i: alter water, )^;7fC flj""k slmi.

El
vour tune conduct), Turbot,
(/.r-.,
;^P'^ t'^'oh '^hait

ue.

Z-/roV /<(///// ioi; out of Turbulence, ^[ hien , ^

tune, !!^5pP /'^''^ ^c>h, ]^ yik, fK @L PooJi' ^uen\

g^ jjr^il tiu',
^Ig ?«/ Turbulent, ^^ f.^r^'-sze ;

haai; in tune, ^^ wob turbulent desposition, f^

haai; ^;^^
Tuneful, ^nS^-JH^ ^^oh
tiu^ woh.
tin'
^ <I 14 f^u ^*'^' ^^'^"

ti. ^ i^
Tureen, Pong-taw,

Tuner,
k'um
^^^
che.
Jccmi^ soup
taai
tureen,

^/'oy?// /r/2<.
;^ '^ %
Tuning-fork,
f^ # ;2 3l Turf, ^jj^ V.s'o-p'i.

tiu y?o>i clii ch^a. Turgid, y!^ ^^ fiin-\'hi(un(;,

Tunnel,
Tunny, 9^]|^|l
|_|j |I|[gJ
sJta/tn-tnur\g\

taai' /:««?/
(bombastic)
taai\
^^ cheiinfj-

lie. Turkey, (a) j^ g| ^foh-Jccu,

Tup, ^^ yeung Jcuwiff, (country), ±^^H

jW^ :^ inaau yeung; to fo i k'i kicok''; turkey
tup,
feSS '^^"" ^''^'""'^'• red,
7^ ^X jeung huung
 TUR 638 TUR

Turmeric, ^ wong- tiu cimen ; to turn the

Jceung, ^S" fcewig wong head round, Dip ft SI
Turmoil,
^^ \o-Iuuk,
^ tiu faaii chuen t'au; he

^^^^ lo lo luuk luulc. cannot turn out a proper

Turn,
^H ^'hwn,
(as
Jx, ft
a ^vheel)
nian,

pin
Pg- ^A ^1
yan; turn to the
'^^

''faan-chuen ,
t((k

^^ft Vnm-t^um-chue)i\ left,

ft f5 ;i ^ ^chuen
(in a lathe) ^i. rh'e; turn tvaan ^t^oh pin; turn hard-

the corner, ^ i^^ c//?^f// ships into blessings, iM||^

rw?< ; turn him out,
l^^*^ fi^ jrafe ue naan sheng
j^ r/i^a chue kuie; don't ts'eung; to turn a bend,
turn it over, M Pj^J fj
^^
^ ^^)#^ ''chuen uxtan; well
r-, ^
mo chaap chaJc; as easy as turned as a ring, |gj
ft
to turn the hand, M, ^p jff\
?M uen ''chuen ue

J%.'^ i^ ue fa((n ''clicung; waan; turn the key, ;^

the day wlien it is one's ^b "'"''" shi; rice left

turn, |[|[
chek yat; the over night turns sour, ^a
class whose turn it

paan; turn down

is,
^^ S ^IR ^ ?f ^'^^^^^^ y^'

]^ c\\Qk faan hai sunk; to turn

a corner, f^^ cloip^ JcoJc'; priest, ^1] -g f^ ^7 ^'fli'

turned his flag, left his /a«^ seal hang; take

party, turned his coat,
^ another's load in turn,

tamn;
i^
^ chuen k*i; turn round,
ft i^0 tsi]) '^chiien

^,'^U ffifoi chum t'au; turned about, (crazy), -^J

turned it all into the ^ to Pun ; turn bottom
upwards, A\\ p^uuk
vernacular,
ft PfJ ;?|^ i^ ft
^^ cJiuen saai jwon ti' ''chuen; the vessel sank
wa ; turn about, s and turned keel up, ^JJi^t,
 TUR 639 TUR

AU '/^ cli'iim sliuen pUiuk ue k'uung yan mo ^sho/t

'^hoi-j enter upon or retire Jrurii; it is his turn, i^

from one's turn, J^
~[\
Jfj^ I

^ tH '"""^^ chenk k'ue.

^aheung ])aun,
ha' paan; a turn,
or

^
J^
J^£
^^
Turner, f/i*«-t8eung'.

Turns, bj, |*{Jjf

»^ luun-lau;

to stand watch in turns.

jiacin; to turn tlie head ,

round, :^^^gg ngok

^
fm*2jf&%^ 1^"» Jail

/aan \'hue,i t'au, hohn shall; do by turns

^fftgg it

lai chuen t'au; turn over, ;

Im ^ ISC hum hoi tso''

jfU-

sick,
i^ Smu
/ffe VpSS
^ chuen
tsoh^
.

moon';
turn !

Turning-lathe, ^^ c/^'e-

ch'ong.
turn the mill, 1l^ ^ ^«/
Turnip, ^ -^ loh-paak; a
moh : attend to in turn,
heart as big as a turnip,
$^ Jjj£ hiun ^),'7r('n; it's

your turn now, M^f^ korn taai koh sum.

Turnkey, ^^ ^£ /cn/n' /swm^,
turn liawker, J^ ^ maai
Jaau: to turn against one,
^a«;« tsuuL
^'^ Vrwn Z;?r?</; (a pig)
Turpentine, :\^ |p yfi
turning up soil with its
ts'uung-fc/Y -yau.
snout, g!® JM^ Jcuunr/
Turtle, Jf(j Jg toi'-*mooi',
''hi nai loi; Whose turn is

it to read?
ffe ^ S (0 a sea turtle, -^ '^ ^^
?^ 1^ hum /o' j;//i /:oA'

tuuk ?.'/; like a poor man taai' ^^rt j[?/^'; round as a

Nvho has nowhere to turn turtle's back, ^'3*{rH-[il

Jcu-ai pooi^ Icom uen.
 .

TUR €40 TWE

Turquoise, ^ ^ :|^ luk secondary tutor to tlie

ts'uung shek, ;)>§

JJ, 5 Heir Apparent;
Ml f'aai tsze
^'^'^
sliiu foo
ts'uung i shek; a turquoise .

colour,
g ^ |>f
'lue Twaddle, I^ ^ 'mong in,

suung luuk.

Turtle-dove, j^jjj^ paa?i-Jcai(, luen .s/<r(e^

Twain, pj| -(Q ^leung /i;o/i\

'.
i'; cut a criminal in
Tush, iJlt'g 'mai-s/^r^y?^,
p,g
twain, 3^ ^ /?/ chaam,
Twang, 5^^ li'ivanr/sheng.
Tusk, -^ ^ ch'eung-nga.
3fi^^ huung in sheng,
Tutelary, /^ |J ^- V^ oo'
^, ^ '^heimg shmg,
^
^ pi s7ipy?/7.

Tutenag, (ziuc) [^^ paak- Tweak, :|:;|;

nip, ^g, |;^ :y:
uen, (white copper) Q^ /ti: //^/ in ch^c chue\ ^
paak-t'uung. •^ ^. "^i shau chum.

Tutor,
^^ clmmg-lca.au ,
Tweezers, ^ '^ hcwi?- tsai,

'.sn^nip.
IS
^ g]jj shuuk S2f,
^^ /J^
Twelfth, m^n tai'-shap-
sin shaang; engagement
i'; the 12th moon i.e., De-
for a tutor, |^ ^ Icwaan cember, "f^Hl ^ shap i

slnie; the allowances of a net; the 12th of the month,

tutor, -fit
L^-»
B^
/JC3
Z:7^2(!///7 shin ;
-I- ;^ shap i yat; a

a private tutor, twelfth part, -j^ZZ^^

sat pun, ^ J^ .s«i: tsik; — shap i^ fun chi yat.

l^rincipal tutor to the Heir Twelve, -|- ZZ. slif^p-i^ a

Apparent,
:^ ^ i^ ^. twelve-month, —^ • yat

f-aai ^tsze taai foo : nin.

 .

TWI 611 IWi

Twentieth,
shap;
^ Zl +
what twentieth day
tai' i' Twiddle, ^^ ^moi; to tuiildle

the thumbs,
f^,^^g[<a-
of the moon is this ? <^ "/n<;i 6-Aai< ^7<i huunij.

ki iu\ coiue soon after the

Twilight, (eve) ^^ wong-
/un, (morn) II|c3^ mooi'-
twentieth of this moon,
J^ ^ mo\
^^
^shong, pok
-^' ''^^^ ^^^'
"H" mH
Twenty, -j^ i'-shap, -fp [|H >^ fun tsik.

ya'; twenty-two, -fj^Zl yii' Twilled, ^ g^ ts'e-»mnn;

i ; twenty-three, "hf"^ ya^ twilled ^ gf ^

cloth,

saam; over twenty,

J^ ya fo/i Koh : f^ive
^^ liim
ts'e

Twin,
mun ;V.
— §K^I1$^UJ9
20
7
strokes,
C
^X -|f ^ V« yff< /?« t'uung shi shaan;/
—
ya jman ti\ a twin brother, • ^r
Twice,
Times),
^ [eJ
lenng-ooi,

P^ i
(*S(^f

/s's^f ti'.l t'uung ehi t<haang ke

J.^
twice as much,
p|f '^ [rJJ'
;

ma ^tsai; a twin sister, —

^ *']<'ung p'ooi hnn toll..

Twigs,
J-^ j^ niit, ^ rA<- gat tiiP t'uung shi shaang
hang (^tiraangj; willow Ice ma nue.

Twine, i||| -j^ sheng- tsai,

to pluck the cassia twig, (to) ]^ ^haau.

i.e., to take the Kujin Twinge, Hfj As'^/c', (to)

;P:
<M.A.) degree, ^^^i, /?^/;^ twinge of conscience,

j/aan taan Jc/ccn ;

give a 'd'^l ^""^ ts^eli'; a sudden
willow twig at twinge of pain,
traveller a
^.^:%
parting, -^^ |5|i
Rt WA — [5^ /i'^ iu i'uuiuf gat
<hit lau tsang hang yan. chan .
 TWI 642 TWO
Twinkle, gq 'shim, g^ ^g ^A:a«?< laam ; twist together,

.shim ngaan, ^3fe ^shim

^Jc ^^ kaan maai; twist
Icu'ong; the eyes twinkle, the fingers, j^ ^^ ??a(^?t

7^.Y';

nantw
twist

/i<^;
off,

to twist
^^ cord,

Twinkling, (a) ^^^ ^chuen

'ngaan, 3^ ^ Z;?«'o».^ /« i'o; to twist thread, j^

raong: in a twinkling, ®a ^j^ ts'^oh sin^.

l^j^ r/MifH ngaan kaan.

Twins, ^' :^ f^ ma-shang-
Twit,
H 1'^ U ttHii.

Twitching, j^ ^nau, (of the

^tsai, ^;d^ shcung-shang, muscles) "^^ kan-'^i'hiicn,.

^ flg
»^«
p^
^'0/,
®i 1^ ft S ^^^"» J^^"k
/i<ert shaang,
^^ ^ li

fc2;c; to bear twins, ^|5* Twitter, l^j fd^ g s/-s/-

s/tan^ ma,
^ JJ*0^ *^""'5' sheng, P^ B^ B® cki-
j]^
jwa fe«/; he is one of chi-chaau-chaau, |^ 0^
twins, tM H* 4 "^^^'"^ '"" ni naam; twittering

maan.
of a

bird, ^•-^'^ fiin

Twirl, ^ |e] f/'^'«i' ooi; to Two, ZZ i\

M *^leung;

twirl a teetotum, :|;^^;^ two or three, ^^

~ ^
leung
ning ch^e me i^me). saa)n, or s««?n

Twist, ;p: '^nau, ^ /i;<7fl'7<; ^leung (used with the

to twist hemp, ^ ^' proper classifier);

~Q
two or

/«n^ fsiT;; to twist hawsers, three days, 'pj^ ^leung

fj- If 'ta laam^ a saam yat, ^^ saam

mourner's scarf of twisted *^leuDg yat; two or three

hemp, j^p. ^5 hau (mau) days ago, ;5tBSH ^'"

tit; to twist ropes, ]|^

|^ leung saam yat; to take
 ' .

TWO 643 TYP

two pipes, ^^ P ffl ,

'^
JF' ffi ^^ oot-'pnan-

ue
tsze', a (sign)
yaali Meun<r Itau in; a

^^
^

slipper-Bliaped ^piu; movable type,

two-oared

boat,
JJ- %^ S5 "'« '^'"^
oot t8ze\ -^^ ueii tsze',

^»Jfj^ ts/.e' »///': forms of

•t'eng; two gods of the

land placed back to back, movable typo, yg- ;^^ oot

^ -^
,

i
I

C )
^ywr/yj; to set type,
"'^ ^''^ *•'
P"^
B^ :H!! '

rAi/^/ tsze .

one foot on two boats, i.e.

to bave two strino-s to one's ',

Typlioon, Jg^ /"«"^-kau';
tbere was a tyi>honn several

Jceuk' taap leung shuen;

days ago, :5tS
^ki yat yau
^^ taui
Jgl si/i

two-faced (like a bean-curd

knife), SJgfTJ tau' W '

fuuDfj;

typhoon,
the beirinning of a

MM.Tf' ^'"^"^^

to; two taels of silver,

j^ kau' ''fan; it blows a

^^^B Menng hung ngan: typhoon, ^ J^^ 'ta

there are not two suns in fining kau .

the skv, nor two sover- Typhus, ^MM:& '^"'"-

eigns over the people, ^ hue-it-ch'ng .

Typify, i: S IB l^^P i"'**

mo i vat mun mo i
1
ki

wong; if I cannot have the Typographer, ^i grm

two to<^ether, ^ ^ y^ shiie che.

pT ^^
tab kirn; do
i

it
'^clte

in
jHit

two ways,
hoh Typographical,
ijan sliue ti.
ffl

in two instalments,
•p
^^ Typography, ^
"^ fun leung tsit ?/««' s^i<e c/</ sze
 ,

TYR ijU UK A

Tyrannicide,
^^ Ubiquitous, fjlf:
]^ ^^
shaat po Jcwuii chi Bze . mo V<oA j^a^ yau, ^^ fijr

Tyrannical, ^ J^ po'-yeuk, !^
tsoi
>
iDE nio sAt>/i pasf

Tyrannize, ^ j[^ po' yeuk, Ubiquity, ^I^TfC^ mo-

^ f(^ i^a' t'/<i;M'; to ch^ue -pat- yau.

tyrannize over the people, Udder, fI ^ ^ue toi\ ^

^K ye^^^ mnn,
^g ;^ <L ^ sA«2^' c/ii 'ue
"g"
^ «•«/ Y^e/i; jtJfi'a/.;'' seng .
toi
Tyranny, ^^ ;v<'-to\
Ugly,
II V/iVa^ ::^
Tyrant,
village
^^ tyrant,
pa -v^oug- the

i.e., the
'm-'^ho-H'ai,
jtf
|| ^
_^__
'c/i'aw

yeung', p"i,
-fit^lli P'i
>fj:|;
local bully, j;!^ ^i^o pa;
a tyrant (lit., a big whale),
wai.
1K^ p'i hip,

maau ch'au, ffili hie

the
©i£
tyrant,
k'eng ngai; to play

•j^ ^ feo/i;
fui, ^ i['^ Vi:i^«i kivaai;
so ugly, /^o//i' 'f/iV«<;
py-JI

Tyrannous, ^ j^ P^ j^a'
very ugly,

an
^
ugly
Qg 'Ao

f/i'<7W; business"
veuk fi.

Tyre, |^|^ luun foo. ^« li /ce' sre^ ts'eng;

Tyro, ^</J ^ ch'oh-hok, grows ugly, -^^g-^,^
^<fj
a-ch'oh^ ^^ shaug sliaang sheng o/i;'' maau ;

snail. ugly language, '^^ ^T<x\x

u in.

Ukase, jJcS -hit "^^'^

U. S. A. ''mi Jcn-oJc ^7r(?/£ sheung' ue', ^ "q*

taai mi kwol^.
 ,

UXT G45 UMI;

Ulcer,
^ 1^ cA'rtn/7-*lan'; Ultimate, ^^ moot, j^-^

venereal ulcer, J}Q'^ ^'0«i chnung, ^ jo r/a'^ ueii.

{^ ^it piu^ tiiuk; Ultimately, tn-iai.

r/t'oiii/, ^ij J^
fifangrenoiid ulcers (sii[)posed

to be caused by eating
5IJ SH A'^-LHu,
5g ^
''*'ts), -^ B< M ''^ '^^'"'' Ultimatum, ^^ A.'?<w'

lau ; ulcers caused by

opinni smoking, A'^ |^ i// ^^ Z'/i'r/ /</^'/t' woh waak
lau'; a chronic ulcer,
j^ cA//« /re' ^s/ii^f, ^ij Ig ^
^6 ^ ucn nin ch'otuj;

there is an nicer on the Ultimo, ultc, piij* j^^ ts'in

face,
M-t^S^ '"'"' koh net,
^ )\ sheung
sheung yaii tuuk cW-omj; net, -^^ hue net.

secondary (syphilitic) nlcers, Ultra, ^K ngoi , ^[^ kiroh ,

^ /7«a' ^f; 3^^ r-cuu

Ulcerate, ^ ^ shriang kifoh .

cit'onj, ^^'j^ M'-f ili'onj. Ultramarine, '^^ {vxt-W-eng.

Ulceration, ^^ ^ '^yau Umbilicus, fjl: ^ \'o ts'ze;

rh'ong,
^^ Vi* dt'ong. umbilical cord, '^^ ts'ze

Ulcerous, ^ P0^ r/i'o?i.7 //, taai ; a plaster to keep the

^^ (]0g (h.^oiKj tnuk /». umbilical region warm, 'j^

riema, [giEjf^JiejIf ooi
^ ^ Siuen ts'ze ko;

ooi kaati? fudt' &ze. how can a man bite bis

Ulna',
IE jjiij- »g* clicng' umbilicus (navel) ? i.e., an
^cIkiu Iciruf.

Ulterior, ^ uen, ^K ngoi shai ts'ze boh k'up

^ liau'; Ulterior Tibet, Umbra,
i^.)^ liau' tsong'. Umbrage, iflj^U ou-i.

41
 UNA 646 UNA
Umbrella,
JQ ^ ^pa-che, Unabsolved, ^ij^^^ mi'

(native oil puper nniltrella) she ku'uh .

pBg 'ne-r/i^ '^ ^ Sie Unaccented, ^2^ B^^

man, (foreign)
y^ ^ mo chuung
Unacceptable,
yinn

^> !^
ti.

^ P^^
yeung chr; testimonial state

umbrella, -^j^^ maau'

'm V</ sliau' //, ^^i^
n^ 'm Imp i<nin ti;
mun man ; state umbrella,
nnacceptod, |§ ^ "1^ 'm
^^ loh saan\ ^^ shau Iw .

\va f///: brinii: nie one nm- Unaccommodating, /^^[^^S

brella, i^— 'ra-s^?m^-yeung.
^

/o/i yr^/! 7'a 'ue rh/' lai; Unaccompanied, ^SBj^ mo

Umbrellas to mend I (street ka?i ts'ui; go unaccompanied
cry) ?fl^S )'o 'i^QrJiP, by any ^one, *^A^
IS 7$ S ^J'^ 3'^"!'? ^'''^'-
I
'^ iLue mo yan haai hang.
Umpire, g|i[(^4^A ^""''-
\
Unaccomplished,
n^^ mi sheng tsau'
^ ^"^ //.

Unable. >^ g^ 'm-nang, I Unaccountable, f^ "^ ^

^^ Mn- ooi: unable to j
'kaai-'m-faJr,
^ f^ him-
advance,
^ W] ^ i^ kaai.

Usau tuung^ 'm ts'in; Unaccustomed, ^ ']^ 'm-

unable to walk, ^!^^ hwaan .

'^tsau 'm tuung ;

nnalile to Unachievable, yf^B^l^^'m
lemember, Pg fB f ^ 'm nang sheng.
ki talc. Unacquainted, ^|^jj ^m-shik;
Unabridged,
^^ 3^1 mi' unacquainted with business,
'Icaam Jc/coh\

'm kaaa slwang

Tp^^^'^
fi.
^ jH ^
unac(|uuinted
'm t^mmfi
wiih
sze

letters,
;
 . =

UNA 647 rxA

^^^ '"^ '^'^ '^sze'; Unaided, Q^ paak 'sJiau;

unaciiuaiiued

M ^ Aa
with the
mun.
he did it unaided, M\
^vol•ld, Av/v/ ™«
nh<v=: /"c.
iw IB ™^
«
y^'^ c''o*^ up»
fnao,,uirc,l

hok Iciroh,
^^ -2;

^f*f
i|
3j^
^M
,„,

nil
5

^g
cfT,
g g^
^ ,
^j^
'-^
<^„^
'^

^3^^,

^^"^''^^'"cd, :;^.
s\^ -m j>^a'
Unacted, ^fl^Jg rai^ hang :

hiroh\ ^ ^3^^ mi' tso' ^^ 'n^ ^'''"^.

Jciro/i'. Unalienable, ^ -j^ ^M Jl

Uuadapted, yj^ /^ 'm hop. P^ 'm- y?i-/«A'-yan-/:^ \

Unaddressed, ^ ig "^ Unalleviated,
^_[|2 mi^ V//;
mo meng Ice .
^^.'^ 'U' ''/ccam Inruli .

Unadmired, %]^%^ Unallowed, ;^ ^ 0&^ pat

mo
Unadopted,
1 wai nil. yaam ti,
^ g^ [Jj<| m,
I^ $ft ^Jg
' ra

naap Itwoh . Unalloyed, /^"^ f.^Hui:-s/ti7:^

L nadorned, 7^ ^^ j>'-oh -so .

lE^ rhnij-shik,
^pfg
Unadulterated, /^,^{^ fsfiiff-

shuiin. Unalterable, ^ pT M BST

Unadvisable, ^ '^ ^ ^ mo- hoh-Icang- hoi,
^^ ^*
^> 8Sc
^''^^ /'^'^ /'"^ ''''"'"

*m- /<«. it is unalterable, ^^'^l||^

Unaffected, ^^^^"^1 V.o- kanghia /'^'///: unalterable

*^>(////-tuung\ (real) S purpose, /^^^^ 7'«^

(//7?i: unaffected sorrow, koi chi t .

j
Unambitious, ^ mo
^E y^
Unagitatcd, ^ ^ chn taai^ f//*"^,
^^^^
tBcnir . j
chi hi pat. ku.
 .

UNA 64-S UNA

Unamenable, Z^ JJi f^ pcf Unappeascd, ^ "^ J^ mi'

funk niun\ yf^ Sk in ts'ang

nnappeased,
5//"; his wrath is

shan chaah . tg^^jfi,

Unamiable, Jf. fl l^t ynn, k'ne no^ mi .^i/c

>f^ i& ?fn

^'"^ "'"' '''''^•
Unapprehended, ^ ^ |^
ITnanimated, #4^
^'aang
™°
mi' na wok ,
yf* ^^ |^
6/irt«^ meng', *^;?i)^
pat t'uuiig lull.

taam', ^jji^ i"o shan.'

^
Unapt, dull, ^:t|i} ^ch'uun-
Unanimity, ^ ^g
t'unng si<j».
liop '/',

i|^^
[gj
Unanimous, — i^ yat-swn,
Unarmed,
taaP pcng In
Tf^'^^l^
.
P«(

Unashamed, ^> ^^ l^tiS

chmmg-i
Unannexecl, ^ :fg ^g mi'
'pat chi sail

'm hill say.

ch'-i,
^^^
/.s/yy

Unannounced,
tSUuk.

;;yi^$K ^'"^
Unasked,
p„f]
^ f^^
mi' mun'.

;;p 'm mun', ;y 5^

cli'nen j/'o .

'm k'au.
Unannointcd, ^^# vffi
:
Unaspirated, Mr. P^ ^ mo
mi' shau' cli'uen yau.

Unanswerable, g? ^ pT '§^ Unassailable, 7(> ^ \ ik

ts'ze-mo- Jioh-jwk , ^ PJ
;

:ff ^'rti^ pi yan /v/;^^// ta.

:;g: pat '^hoh taai)

jiot talc.
, ^^ Unassessed,
> 7 ^
^^^ mi

^^ temp tcng A'a .

Unanswered, ^^ p|9 mi' Unassimilated, ^ >\^ mi'

/«f/7> ti.
fa .

Unanticipated, 7f^"^j§.^\ Unassisted, fl^ ^^ 'mo-

'm-ts'ang- smug-to\ yan-jw??^.

 .

UNA C49 UNIJ

Unassnaged, ^ f^ j^^ mi '

Unautliorized, ^4^fi mo
'^Icaai .si/:, ^"^ mi' woh-
'

tsoh wai ; nn;uithorized

Unassuming, ^^ /'"''- characters,

>fg ^ t«uuk

tsze'; unauthorized use, i^

Bhin ynung un-
y^ ;

Unattaclied, yf ^ 'm authorized deities. ^^ jp^

foo\
slmiik,
yffW 'm ;;Y> ts'e shan.

^||^
Mil (//////. Unavailing ^[E^ mo yuung',

Unattentive, >[> ^ ti^ 'm

yiuing' Si////, ;^@iCi> '•"

Unavenged, ^ $g mi y" ,

la 11 sum.
^8% mi' .s7<ei' 2/f/i.

Unattcmpted, ^^ mi shi ^^1^1

Unavoidable, 'mo-

Unattended, ^ ^ ^ mo :

^
noi'-hoh, P[ ^;^ rao-

ts'nung c/tf; unattended i

^
liok-^\\ y(^ /w^'min;
with danger, ^ j^ mo ^
unavoidable ills of life,

ngai: he is unattended to,

^ shau kip .

:*^A5ilH n^i' Van ^ |g

Unawakencd, mi'

yan knie. mi' ng'.

Ji '.s^/7/ir,
^'fg
Unattired, ^ ^ ^^ mi^ Unaware, l^f^J 'm-V:oo.
rheuk shaam, ^^^ Unbaked, (earthenware) JJJ
mi' rhbny shilc.
^ nai j)'oo/, (bricks)
^
Unaudited, ^ ^ .^ mi 1^ r////^'U /''rt/'/.

ch'a ini . Unbar. -J- ^ km sluian,

Unauthentic,
^^ jg ^^ p{5 ^^ ///^i i<haayi.

mo
pat
p'ang /t«e /j',
^^ 'M. Unbaptized, ^ §; jl^ fH

rluin. mi shau >ta« lai.

 . ,. . ,

UNB fi50 UNB

Unbearable, |£ j^ i^'oA noi', Unblemished, ^jgJE 'mo-

m
e.' naan fim(/.

Unbecoming, Z^ ^ "M.
*''^'
Unblushing, |ft3^ Sno-^lim,,
hop i,
^^ Iffi
'111 hop
^^ ^l*^ mo-lim- chH.

^^
lai.

Unbefitting, ^^^ ' ni

Unl)oiled,

Unborn, [^j^;^ ™i shaang^

rai'-|?o.

hop i.

Unbefriended, ^)3I|^ mo ^[^i^ mi^ /i;o»^ shnang.

p'ang Unbosom, ^'^'

Vai^ ffiSflft "^° pitH^li^ft
yau choh .
cliHiut sum I, ^^ ij^'v

Unbelief, ^ 'j^ ^'rt^ s?/jai

t'aam s«o».
'^i\1j> 1 -*?"«•
Unbounded, ^|5^ mo-haan
I^nheliever, "^ ^^ pat
^^ mo ngan; unbounded
sunn che,
j^ ^ faan

foo.
ambition, ^^^
ff
Unbend, fo)u/-suung; /s'f)?^ wan cAi clii
j^§^
unbending, -J^ H^
paaiT, too unbending, ^||
f'arfi^ Unbridled,
^^ fong'^-^ze.

Unbroken, ^,,^^^ n^'"

^ l^ ngaang tab tsai

min fat tsuet; unbroken
Unbenefitted, >|p
§^ 'm
descent, — MffilS^ V^^^
shau f///^.
mak i loi; an unbroken
;^^ mi'
Unbestowed,
I^nbetrothed,
*fl" 5§ ;A
ts^za .

horse,

kaau
^^^ ^
eld ma.
mi'

ts^eng t'au nne.

Unbiassed, ^ '[^ mo-^//n. Unburden, -^f^ /<2'^ y"ni ;

Unbind, ^^ ^haai-lut. to unl)urden one s mind,

Unblamable, ^& mo- §|] ^
S20M sze
i"^
«
^ 7^V«< meng
se.
chaalz-ch'-ub , s//
 . . .

UNC Col UNC

Unburied, ;f^iiA±4' Unceasingly, ngaak

g^ g|j
liat iiiaai ynp /'« cliuung, ngaak.

^jc^ mi' tfinng ; a coffin T'ncercmonions, ftt j^ J^

still uiiburifd, "(^ij*^ t'ong mo ^lai faat

kail Uncertain, ^ff|^ '\x\-tak-

Unl)usiness-Iil<e, ^ -^ ^. teng\ ^^ /w/-teng', {lit.,

^ 'in-hop-sze'-lai',
^^ a fox's doublings), -^j]]^ .^i^

oo i,
^
;7|^
mi' teng'-

Unbutton, ^^B: '^^''" ''^"' fjuitc uncertain,

^ ^^
Tncasc, ^H^ Hi yau ^
mok teng ; uncertain
seung
Uncalled
(a'tic rh'iiuf.

for, y(i, pat

weather, ^H#^^ ^'«

Jg I

slii pat teng ; uncertain in

yi//// to cause mischief by
;
mini, i|i>!^^ sum pat
uncalled for interference,
j

teng'; an uncertain number

yuuk '/y (h'lun/ skacoiff. ^ ^P P3[ mi teng sho .

I'nceasing, ]3> jj- prif-^c/ii,

}

\
Uncertainty, ^^^^
pat teng r/// sze .

Unchain, ^^ /"ar«' lin';

ch'uen lau ;'(// .s^j/-,

^Jj ^ unchain the dog, j^ '^
^''X /^'/^.i.llyii^tstu'i^;
unceasing railing, ^ ^^ '

ma pat tsuet
j^ pl
unceasing succession,
V/«?/;

til
^

Unchangeable,
c c. . . >
^ g^T 'W-

^^
;wj^ i;
2i <^^^'".(/

unceasing
s//rt»^

crying,
mo-
Unchanged,
koi-piii

^ yf^

^ tif 55 ^'""' '^'^^ ^'"'^^• mi \vau koi pin .

 . .

uxc 652 UNO

Unchangeably, ^^SC^^ Uncircumclsed, ^^^ij/Tl^

hang ''koi pat talc; is it mi shau hoht^ "^lai.

unchangeably so Uncivil, mo-^lai,

?, -R! ^^ iS^ijf fli^

\^ ngo'-maan', i|'|!
fg
ywrt» liai '^koiii iiif.
;jooi 'Jai; his behaviour is

^^
rnchangi ng, /laf '^hoi nncivil,
mZniBiZ-
^^ g 7w^ yik, hang^ 5^ ''k'ue ke^ hang wai pat

^a* slienng. faat

Uncharitable,
^^|^ Sno- Uncivilized, g^ V^- ^
yan-ts'eng.

Uncharitableness,
^ ^ ^' /rf/?^ A"(7fn«'' /a': uncivilized

7Wf van oi' people,

gf ^ 'ye van;
Unchaste. '^^^ ]}£ ,^^ 'ni- the wild tribes of Ynnnau
rhciiij -Ifivj, ~^\ ^ pat are uncivilized, ^^ ]^ P?*
wan
&7/C^f /.//',
:^ "^ naam 'ye van mi^ \vau
1,aaa the
y^ yam.
'pat tsit^ ?, fa ; uncivilized

Unchecked, ^P_E mo VArt//; inhal)itantB, flE

^X 4t-S
to leave uncliecked,
^#;^ ^ .^ ™o
kue niun.
kaau fa rid

fong tuning .

Unchristian, ^ |f|] f|^ ^ U"clad, &E :^ flg ^ mo /

Vaa;?- ye so kaau ti. i

t'nuk cheuk, ;^ ^ rAv/i'

Unchronicled, ^fg^Jj^j mi' j

s//a;?.

Z/' ka-oh'',
^ $;$ Jj^ mi' Unclaimed, ^A ® ^'J
M
j

luuk Zv^oA'. '

mo yan i(? ^(.s'ac,

J^
Uncial, -/^
^ Ufl^l
taai' tsze' , ^ mo yan n<',
^XS*t
^'-
mo yan '^i"c»; unclaimed
 . .

L'NC 653 r\0

letters,

mn yau
UAMZi^^Ls-ar ln^ sunn
rnclippcd
f,'.^/;^
Z-WM"^^ /'«^

, V<^^;j ^f.

(maternal) JH ^ VcVn^ ^^ ^*
„r^ _^ > ^^
*foo ; my uncle, ^ i^ •>
rvu-j.^ ' rrr

/y< .sAji///;; an uncle, _^^ ^ '''^'^«* '•

«' .s7<»/^/:; uncles and Unclouded, ^ ^: mo wan,

nephews, ts'eng, menir; an

».<'., relatives, 5^ flg Vf\

uncle,'
s^ ?////;

4t\^
chat;

Vddh kauntr;
a great unclouded
.
sky, flg ^
j
unclouded1
, , .
iMCii^ '
'j \
ts'eng /'<n; an 1

first uncle, -hM^ taai

ori ,>

sltiiuJ:; second uncle,

"jL
^ ^
,
ri »

^ i' .luaclr; third uncle, 9^ ^L> ^^"^"^ "^^"S

~ :^ *"''"" shtiuk; to '•^' ^"'"•

visit my "uncle" O'.^., ,

Uncoil, jjgp^ p'oon //o^
^
the pawnshop), ^H;^ |^ ^kaai hoi, |g|^ V.-«m

^hue i fihiiuk huung. hoi.

Unclean, ;^ ^ f^ Mn-/-//- Uncoloured, ;:y: ^ [J^ mi"*

tseng\ ^^ y^. ts'e yum, .

'im //, M "^ mo ^/^/A',

v"-^ o«\ unclean thoughts, 1

^: i<i?

^llsB^S^ •'""'
•^•J«
ts'e UncoUected, ^ ^J ^1^ mi'
yum, y^-j-"
j^ '"' t ; an ;
.v7iaf< tsue

unclean spirit,
^f Ip ts'e Uncoined, ;^ ^ D8^ mi'

slmu. ihm ""'

j
ti,
^ilffiP^d
Unclcansed,
^]f^ /"'"' tscnir .
'

chit£ yan ti.

;^-ig pat ln\

pat h-it^ h/(W.
Z-MM Uncombed,
mi^ .?/wA isii" Icwi>h\
^^MM
 UNO 654 uxc

Uncomfortable, ^^ i\j^ chai : unconditional sur-

'-m-'^shong-facu, ^5^ ^vai render to tlic enemy, ^

^^
Avoli, 'm oJin,
^ fi
^PS M^
IRIA H*,\
ts'nen laai^ tek

^^ 'm r)/^/j lok.

yan.
Unconfirmed, y^ y^ ^ |^
Uncommon, ^'^ /?-slienng,
mi' yau shat kue', ;^^^
=^ W. ^kicai ?; a not mi teng .

uncommon surname, 3^^ Unconnected, ^ 5^ ^ pat

"^ ^[^ f i/?/«^ hang he' lin /.s/>\ ^ J^ ;ffi
P^^i

I
Sfw?^ lin, ^ -^ ^ paf

rncommonlj, ^ '^^ Pflj ^

seiing tsi/)\ Z^j^*^ put
!
ifaaP, /^ p^ fun hoi,
shenng ^/.

^^
'

Unconquerable, ^ ^ "p]*

X'noompensated,

mi sbau ^sheung.
y^ ,
;;.7^ Vio/i
^ i^^
shcwf,

I
;;«^ nang Iick.

Uncomplimentary, ]^p^llM Unconscious,

^^^ ^
pat tsaan fi, ^^^^llfl^ jnttdii-pat-holi, -^7^ shot
vat cW-enq Siii fe i^
ti, uan, ^ A B^ 3^ -?'^'^

mo 'lai,
^ ,|§ Pgj ,// ^lai yup laiunp ts'ze .

Unconcerned, 'na-
i

Unconsciously,
s/ii/:.
^ ]!^ intt

!^_j^>l^>
Sheung-s?<;«. ! Unconsidered, ^^^ffl.g
l^»
Unconciliatory, ^ mi
;^ C.
\vau sai^ nze,
^ J^
^;ai f/u Avoh //. W mi nine 1 .

Uncondemned, ;7fc^^ mi Unconstitutional, ^^^

teng ts.ue .
^ mi^ bop ktro/i^ faa^.
Unconditional, ^ K^ mo Unconstrained, fi ^^ tsze -

haan', MKi^lj mu haan' in. ///i in.

 rxD 600 UXD
Uncontrolled,
^koon
^^ jiat letter,
M6^^\mZ
ti.
^^ mo nin net yat k'i kc

Uncontrolhible, |^ ^ fun suun^.

ipun)
^
kiu, ^ Ji :y: t# Undaunted, Jf, g| ^ 'm-
koon li ^w^ tnk.
song^-^t(i(im, -^
Unconverted, ^ ^-(i I^W
'"''
"fiffi '|'||

Z"^'' ^'^
* ^ ^ OW ^"^'
mo-/rra -kue

^ mo
Undecided, "fiffi
.

teng\

Unconvinced, ^ ^0 mi^ W^^ mo-teng'-V/«m/,

^.li^^ ^^ «li'^^» ch'ue,

;g mo 'chiip i\
tg ^
Uncooked, vegetables,
sluunig fs^oi''.
^^ 'mong
shuuk,
in,
|g |g V"^
ffi^jS mo /^/r; still
Uncord, ;^g^]$.g Va/«i /i«t (rather) undecided, ^p^jc
shenf'. ^£ yau mi' teng .

Uncorrected, ^ ^^ ^ j[]|^
Undefiled,
"^f^ //Y'-tseng',;

mP Vail %u' clu'vg^.

dncoanted, ^^
M:|^ mo
P^^ ^w^ UiKletined, flg^l^ /'w/!' louk;

an uncipefined
slin^ ti, .s//o\ terra, ^j^ y^
Uncouth, 7f^ ^
As'o-tsunk; ^ i^ mi' ^yau teng'

an uncouth expression, i||J ^^^^'"g'

*^S^ "^i'

^^ f//?/^/'^ ts'ze; an uncouth teng' ktroh^ meng.

fellow,
gp
Uncover, }f£ |^ ^tin-hoi.
^ V' A^- Undeformed, ^ ^ Jg
2)at k^itoi' yeiig //.
PfiJ

Unctuous, ^g 'Mj* r/// /;o. Undelivered, ^^ ® mi'

Undated, ffi fiflpBtl mo /^fwn kff'oh^.

yatk'i //, ^^f^p^t) Undeniable, ^ H^^

mo nin fun' ii\ an undated ^w^ nang /'/a' ^w/.
 UXD 65G UXD
Under, "fC ha\ Im^
"J^ Jg fuung^ meng' 'sheung
^t(/i (to be) :^ ^ tsoi^ shuen; nnder sentence of
lia': under my control, ^ |

death,
B^5tP ''
teng'
^ 0r ^
•s/joA
shnuk
under
Sigoh
''sze tsne'; a post nnder
kiioji; no
circnmstances,
^^ ^:S
government,
^^;2||
tuen^ pat talc; nnder his ;^^ wong ha he' ^hoon i?;

ccntrol, I tell you nnder the seal

^fgg^lf shau'
'k'ue '^Icoon hat; under of secrecy,
^^^lp%
Avhat radical is this charac- ^ Sigoh aze hu^ \Vi chi;

ter fonnd ? |j/g yfv :^ ^ under the head of receipts,

'tt A Si ft
sko^ noi^ under five dollars,
tsoi' yup
tsze' yup pin hole' tsze^ po'
in\ nnder the whole Heaven, 3£ Tt: iilT^ '"g "cn 'i

every spot is the sovereign's ha^ under lock and key,

gronnd,
^'^^;g-f;^ ^ ^^ .S7;A chne^; under

^ 3E dbwong V'" '""^ '-^^^ i^'i^

anns,
^j^ff ne' pi' V«;
niok /? '^l'o\ nnder
I

under cover, ^ yf£

clie

his management, i^-fg-^ [

chue'; he spoke nnder his
breath,
~JC tsoi^ k'lie '^shau ha^; tM^lalg 'k'ue

patient nnder misfortune, hong sai \va'; under or

\

^ ^ ^ -^
meng go nnder
'^^^'i ?^e

these
^'»« *^^'^^''

nnder way,
Jt ~F
^
slieung' 'ha;

hang, .|

conditions,

<'7i«//
03 ^ |± ^
^ts'ze ts'eng
shai ; an under cook,

jfjugt /^9«^ ch'ue /^e\

yeng hang sze': the troops Underbid, :|g ^^ fan '.sA/j<.

are under orders to embark. Undercurrent,

ha' lau he^
'"J\
shui.
^^ ;;;^
 UXI) f,:,7 UXI>

Underdo, (in cookiiifr) :^' shiii s/iitn hiiik^; to i\o

::^ '^K (hue mi sliimk. things in an underhand

Undergo, ^ sliau^ now nn- way,

^:i;fifi5Ji:^ sre .s-^

dei'fjoing sentence in gaol. tso^ sze\

Underlings, (official) "^ ^

ts'oii yniik sliau^ \foo\ •''^' y'-i'N
^ # 'g /^^-^/'^

nndergone many hardships, tsaa[) kcxMi; oppressive

underlings, (///., the fox

lik line toll naan foo\ borrows the tiger's terrors),

things have nndevgone

many changes, ^. 4'*
'I'm ^ irai- a new 'head' brinirs

^<oT^ sze ts'eng /rw?^

his own underlings, —'^
pi 11^ luie toll.

Underground, jr-^Jl ti^ ha'. /'m ^ti<2c yat ch'iu shan.

~J\
Undermine, ^^ ^ S| V^/-

Undergrowth, ti -lining.
4:J$;|#j~f^
^^ «//««// u^' siaie' ha"*
Underneath, "^ ^ ~[T tsoi

f/ii ts'o. ha^ ['ui. ^iljt^ Lsoi^ ti^

Underhand, ^^ pjt .*r/'-*ha\ ha\

rnderrate. A/* "^ ''s/iiii chi.

y/i/;/^- s/uii/; to buy in an Undersized, Pg^/^T}^ 'lu

underhand manner, >l^-^ kail ch't'k^ ts"i"n.

^ waang 67/^^/ ^naai; Undersigned,

^^^ /,s'/;//

underhand gains, :|^ ^' meng die.

waang ts'oi; to use niidei- irnder.stand, ^ /////

hand means, 'j^ -^ J^ meng-paak, ^ 'ooi

 UND 658 UND
stand, |i§ ^ — Zl ' Jeuk
underRtand it thoroiio-lily, f/ii yrt^ i^; understand a
little, ig-l5g-jj^ leuk leuk
hiu; understand every
imo )jaf. pat
shap fun Vmiug
//in,
~^;^j^
sacii^;
word,
kue^
^ ^ ^ 1^
to hill; after all
kue^
he
Jj|^
ntiderstand it clearly, ^ doesn't understand it, "^
^^ menpj /wV; 1 under- Pg l^ # '^^^"^ '1" '^^"^

stand, ^m ^:S hi a tak: Ar/^; I don't understand it,

unable to understand the P§- 1^ M '"^ '^""" '''^"^''

pun or allusion,
^^^^ understand withont ex-

j)at tenet tui ;

and reason
understand planation,

ue\
^ § TO 1^
the nature of 7^r/^ in i

things,
ff j'g Jl
do you under-
%imf/ Understanding, ^ p^ ^I'/i

ts'eng ''li;

stand,
i^^, ]% ^^} Sii Undertake, -^ ^ jwfr?^-

hmnj tak; not generally sheng; I^Pi^ taa/ii sheng;

understood, t.^., caviare to undertake ])crsonal respon-
the general, lit., a cow sibility, j^B t ^ ^^""^

eating peonies,

ngau tsm
-^ W^.^ ^ shenng shaii; undertake

;^ inaau taa/i-. the responp.ibility, j^H

\\'\\l soon understand it, k^/^ ^S* taam ton//; undertake

^ 5^ S ^^'^"^ '^" "'^'"j^ for, i^0 ^ taam taai^i

])aak; can understand, ^^ undertake the whole duty

t^tU ^'^"^ tak ch'iruf; do single handed, —^ > j^H

yon understand it, 'f^'^ tjB
^ y^^^ Z:/n /f/r^/>/ f//ai\

S
'm
Pa ^ "' ™*^"o P^'ik

ts'ang; partially under-

Undertaker's sho]t,

shau'-7'flay/-*^^'o.
.^ ;^
 .

I'ND GbO UND

Uudertaktis, \\g (soic\ ciplined troops,
ff f^ 7|e$I|$
Undt.Ttakiiijr,

profitless
^ sze^ a
^ _& mi' /i:^/>/7 lin' hc^
uiidertakiiiir, i.f.,
I'lng.
to scrape iron out of
eje (///., nose) of a needle,
the
Undisguised,
|g ^ ^hin-'m.

^t Si M^ '/'"'« pi'
Undivided attention, ^—
scu/c^ t'l?- a great under-
chuen-ijat, B^ ^j]^> f/<j/fn-

-^ ^
taking, sum', undivided energies.
taai' sze\
rndcrvahie, ^'(^ hvlai'-tm, ^ BiJ
shan.
7^ Jii$ t^'"en >.^

^$f "t'ai-heiig.
^.sf'n/7

Undeserved,
^ {^ ^ 'm-
Ui)do, (loose)
^^ 'haaf-

y//?^-sliau\ hoi, (ruin) jj^ fer /,'<,/*'-

Undeserving, M ^ mo paai : cannot be undone.

kmw(j; undeserving of your Pa

kaaii.
Pri f4 5 '°i ^^^*' ^«/^

instructions,
>|J^^|g Undock,
t'im nmung haou fui^. [ij jlg y^ ''^''""^

Undesigned, ^ ^ jg 'm-
si men o .

^
7 5
a:0(/ -/ .
Undomesticated, Se.
^
Undesignedly,
jw^
[^ ^^ rTff |il S ill O&il
"h' Veuii
?/^'?^/i;' i t'uung. ts'uun ^/.

Undetermined. ^^ ts'nung Undoubted, ^||^ teng'-in,

'.vai,

Undeterred,
^^ ^ //^//'

^^>,
tfng\
i\^ 'm / shat s/iiicf
^/V/'. .

Undeviating,

\U, liang,
^CflJ pat
'^ slieung.
j^' in, Undoubtedly, ;ijg ^ toJc*
shat.
^
Undignified,

Undisciplined,
"T^^J lia'-tsin'. Undoubting, ^ 1^ Suo-i.

^^^flj^ Undrained,
^j^j^^^^ mi*
mi muung /.7wa' ti\ undis- /c/<^ /.-.'fm .v/iz/i.
 ,

UKE 6G0 UNE

Undress, [^^ ch'-ne-sliaam, j
Uneatable, ^^ g^ ^ ;?«/ i

shik,

shik,
^ r| ^ 7^^/ V/o/i

Puet i fiuik; ill undress, (///., not worth

putting the chopsticks into)

Undulating-, |gj^ ^^ polr

^
chue
J:^~J> ^^ pat Itimi ha
.

*mun,

*yeung-
^ /Wi-long -
Uneaten,
^ ^ ^^
yau shik Unol?.
jljg mi'

tuen .
Uneducated, ^
pH |^ '^
UnduLifnl,
an
^^ 'm 7i«rm'; shih tsze .

undutiful
the butcher bird),
child,

jjj
{lit.,

A^
Unemployed, ^^^
sze -ip: unemploj'ed capital,
'mo-

^*
^^
shaan ywf/; lo.
haau ngan; he is
Unearth, :j;g[ij kwnt r/??/?//'.
nnemployed, f^ :^ ~y" db
Unearthly, ^^[li:
_t pg| A ^'^k'ue Sno kiiunijfoo tso\

Uneasiness,
Jf:, 2^ ^ 'm
Unending, ^ Sveng,
^j^
jj'eng o//;/: to give one
weng
k'uuni;-.
uen,
M M^ *?!Vi*
1"^

cause for uneasiness, -f^

Unequal,
^^ ^ml-'^ianij

p'eng olin. >1^ ffi ^ '^^^-^''I'lig-'^tanri,

I^neasy,
^^ hiin-ohn,
pg ^ [^ 'ni-t'uung: unequal

^# 'm-.A/^lok,
^X
to the pattern,
;^^ '^/^v^?^

yeung Ci/einif/)-, I am
nip ngat, ;^ h^z</ 'in
;^jj

am
unequal to it,
^^:^'^
{ naau); I uneasy in Sigoh mi rl/i toi' (tai'j.

my mind,
^^i:.>pg^f| Unequalled, 36fi; M mo-
iigoh sz^wi 'm oA;? lok. slicunii.
 UXF GOl UNF

Uneven. yi\ 211 •iii-j»'oii,ir, Lvonnible,

iihu y)^ j|^ /;///-
siii^, ^ ngaak. yf^jlllj 'm-

yr/n nneven riilges,

shnnn\ pg f |j jjj Mn h'
Y^v/;;
^slii; wind and tiile un-
favourable,
Jg j^
Tnevenly,
jf- ^ ^^ *•»
^ftii fming '-(ai
^'gj^

^slmi;
y[^
un-
p'eni; unevenly distri-

Itnted,
//;

^ p^ -^ ^s///// 'm
favourable
yik fuinyj\
wind,
^
unfavoiiraldi-
^K^

wnn. circumstances,
y|^ 4'^ ^
rnexcellod,
Rf^^p ^'A' -^r ts'eng yeng imt kaax\
nunk /o/< loli. favourable and unfavour-
rnexhausted, 4S: '/^ nio able, ^^ k<^t hmmij.
ngaai. Unfeelinu-, j^im pok-t&'eng.

Unexpected, "
^>f> 'fe ^•^'''

'in-^^-r>(?,
^^; ^j^ t'-ngoi'; Unfeigned, ^ jg^ ;w/' ^ha.

an nnexpecLed calamity, :j^

f^ wanng avoIi'.
M sliat.

Unexpectedly, !^g^ /''""' wai', Unfeignedly. ^*|]5j5^ slieng in.

Un filial, '^ ^^ ]Hit-Uaau ;

^^ sYwi Vi«« j;«i k'up, reject the oblations of an

1^^ shni r/t/. unfilial son, '^ ^'^ kaah

I'nfair,
yf»^j^ ^m-huung- tso ; there are three things

to . which are unfilial, and to

Unfaithful,
^^ ^ Z:/^^ pok, have no posterity is the

^ >S> 'fW -^'"^ c/i«?^"^ greatest of them, ~^ ^t.

Unfathomable. '^ '^ ihum haau Sau mam mo hau

.3
wai taai

42
 , ,

UNF 6C2 ITNG

Unfinished, ;^_^ mf-shenjr:

an nnfinished game, Z^jj^ he's most unfortunate, j^

^ pnt slicng knnk.
Unfit, ^^ 'ni-bop,
^^ sA/a' hAcolo tau maau.
M
'm-clienk; nnfit for your Unfounded, ^. ;fg ;?|i

service,

pi
^nnfit for
^^ 't'im

Iniman
mo-haii-mo-
uen
pi/o/i,

'
%^i *^
; 7<</?^////,
j^ •s-e

food, Jf.^ \^ 'pat *'Aa' Bze ; nt) founded as-

liop yan sliik. sertions,

z% mo
Unflinching, ^ -^ |{g \ud fi/c dii ts'ze

/('•«»' shi(itk\ unflinching |

Unfriendly, "^|]|' 4'm mong
integrity,
^ M ^ ^i ts'cng,
jg g V^'^''^ rauuk.
/'//'

'i:nf.>ld,
niin mo szc

kaai-hoi,
j
^^
treatment.
/^'^ ''.V'l"; unfriendly
pok toi
• 7
.

p^ ''('/lin-Iioi,
^^ )>]tuf\ i^ : Ungenerous, /]> :§§: ^xiu-hi

y/'/ cJiin. Ungovernable, ^ij Zf^ '\^.

I'n foreseen, '^ ^j^ij- //rt/diu ,

chat -jiai-fnk, rhai -'m-tak,

^ :^ Si) liu^-'.n-AA \^ (///., a wild horse without a

0t
JtW
*^ngau-in; unforeseen bridle), i^- M fe M '^e

judgements from Heaven, ^ma mo licuwj^ ^^ /^>

^ i^wohif IS
waang
^'-' ^^'"' \faan maan.
Ungrateful, mong-
.
;;g; ,g
Unforgiving, ^ Pj^ ^ .v^'". Jl ili>
f"<'' •"""^
JQL
r//ffa7i^-taani -/// .

Unfortunate, |HE ^ Sno- (Z^//) foo', ^f| '[!^ ts'aak

V.v'o/,
^^ pok meng\ .SY'/?^ , (///., having got the

^ 35 Mt
bow unfortunate
^'^"' ^^"^'

you
''^'*^''

are,
fish he forgets the trap)
 uxj[ 603 uxr

inon- ts'oen; an ungrateful — if:,^ 3*^^ y,,/ \,/i,„J,

man is 1.0 better than a 7,,,,,/.^ n.ak.. lu.iform, ^S?
wild beast, -^ ^i^^ //:»-,•
^'^

rAj ^M/v
/X'Oi 1
^
k-iiin
t/j:,

v/<«//
^
^ J
c/ti Vo.
.^ uniform
>
row, 2S. -Wb
' ^•*
Unhappy, M fg ^0/..,^;
^''^''^ ^'"'^'
'
;"'''^^"-^ ""'-

nnhnppy luatcl),
^ |^
'^^^"^'
i^ ^K
" soldiers uniform,
^"''" '""'^:

g&^||v
/''/'' ngau; anxionrana

wong wong ue 'ya.

^ n;formity,
•''""""'
(gj ^ fuu.ig

rnbc-altby, ':f^^m-'shon>j. l^j^ '^"^^"".i.' *^'"'-

Unicorn, gjt k'i, -^ ^ S"— ^^'^''1^

—^
/A"'-

baai'

rhaai', tbe
chaai',
^^
female unicorn,
huaP
^^"itorraly,

^ "'^''''
® fi "^ ^
yal luut.
'•^^«*

hum; "''• ^^'^ ^•^''^•

gl the unicorn i.

here (incrijition on bridal

^'"'"^P^ired'
^^^ fl^
chairs),
K m lS Itt I^'i
"''' '^''"' ^''''^ ^'•

hum tsoi^ ^/.-.; may the

^'"^Po^tant. ^^g Sno-

unicorn's hoof bring you

^'"'''"''
^^ M f ™^-on
hick (Z.^., wish vou manv
^eviig-ltohn-. unimpor-

«0"0' KKM# •""" • ^""

"^^
'^"'''

^^'^^ ''''"
^®^ "

V/,/ ch'eng ts'eung. ' -^^^' •

Uniform, ^g ^ _^
Vwing-to-ijat-\mi\g\
;^ Unimproml,
lEI
^''"" lenng.
%^^ mi^

^ t'uung-s////', (dress)
^ Unin formed, ^IF. ^ nio chi.

'il I'o'-/, ^— . waak tjat, ^^S >"•' hok kivoh\

70i — 't'lning ijat, Uninliabitable,
^pf^^
— •
shuun'ya/; all uniform,
|ijj

imt ^Iwh Icuo chue'.

 UXI 6G4 UNI

t) ninbabitt'cl, fjtt ^^^ ^ i^io

yaii htip\ an niiiii habited

mo yan /-/^^ cliiu- rhi ti .

rniiiitiated,

mi miuinf!^
^^^
/^r^^//// /*'.
jlJ5

Uninjured, ^^-^fl^ mi
shau hoi //.

Vniustrncted,'^-^^^/ in f hinii .

Unintelligible, ^([^ 1^ naan

ineng.

Unintended,
seitiKj.
^ ^ mi

Un intentional, ^^ j^ ^j //
/ioo' /', M. mo ?\ M. ^
>|^\ mo s<<>».

Unintentionally, |fflE ^^ IF[1

mo-i -chmwg.
Uninterrupted, ^^MtiS^S
\di\\-\m-pal- t'uen: nnintcr-

lupted intercourse, ^^ 1^
3>>^K Svong loi //^/;! tnen'

T/ninterruptedly, ^.J |.J ;;p

lok yik pat tueu ,

5(!^ /.s/'/y ^(htnnii/.

 T'XI GG5 ux.r

(said of n Imppy marringe), Univalve, (shclllish) '^f ^

p'aang waat.

woli ineiit,'. Universal, ^j "

j§ ^j>'o-ii'in,

Unit, — . >/af,
H. ^ Am^? ([)eace)
^fc^ /-w/i'-p'ong;

wai\ :^ — • tiuik tjaf,

^ the universal deluge (of

:|[^ A/^/// tuulc. Yao), *21^ 7]C luuuig Wim';

Unitarian, ^ |)]3
— fiJt. universal learning, \^ ^
•^ ^ s?<n/< tuuk ija/ chuon liok; universal re-

Will slieunt? /ai ^cV/^. putation, fi^^ /'''/i' raun;

Unite, ^^ hop-maai, 5^ universal love, ^^ g' V'^

j^ liu-niaai, -^ '^ ooi'
0/^: universal ruin, ^^
hop,
^ [gj 01 'i' fining;

to unite together,

kuun;^
^^1^ ^ Universally, ^^ 7''^; ^mi^er-
^tsuung ; nniteil in
sally bestowed, ^^ jfg V'''
death, |ij|§— 5S ^'^^""«

kwai ijdt lu'; nniie in inar- ,s///; universally hated, "Q

riagf^,
iE'o* /''"'^*'
^'^'P' SH
iS p'oo'i^ ugau; to Unite Universe, ^ *^ Sic-chan',

iu partnership, ^ )^ hop ^p5 'uc-noi", 5^i^||

fuuk; to unite for one ^ /'//i-ti'-maan'-mat.

purpose, '^i^ l^'P ^^"i^- University, -j^ ^^ tf^^'i'

United States, -^ ^^ hok Iraaii\

Hop-r/i?/?//?^ -A'/ro/i ,
^)^ Unjust, >p^^ 'm-Jciiimg-

HF((-k'[-Iciroh , ^ I^
'Ali-Zr/ro/c . to^ "^li; unjust aspersions,

Unity, — ///^r/, J^jg — ^^ I

ch'um^ in; unjust

shimn -)/iit. laws. hunk /'"'''^

 UNK G66 UNL

you are veiy unjust. -^ ^^ mo meng sheng; not

unknown, ^^^^ // /;3^

/W/? 'ni /:«J//?<7 to\

Tr justifiable, ^ ^^ j^^
Unlace, ^ iS^ /.rwi /rw/'-.

pat nang V« i'; >j> f^ ^ 151 Vr.../; sheng.

^SS -^& yw/ uauu' cW-ong P. I

Unlade, ^ ;^ Vu' M' [f|

Unjustified, ^^^^
^ ^
,

ini^ 7://i^ jnu \\ Unlamentcd, 'j^ j'f'f

^

Unjustly, ]^ ^ ^ yw/ i\ ^vai ^/,

7f^ S 5? nW ^^^'^

^-^^ j/'c// / k I' ling to\ !

wai Jmvk ii.

rnkind,
^XM ''"<-P"i-
I
Unlawfnl, y(:, ^^ ',u-

ts'ing, ]^ ^ y^rt/ shin , hoi>faai\ ;? -g^ CT P6§

^ tH F''' }•'"'.
^» ok'; !
'm hop^ [ai" tL ^|l

unkind to me, ^^ ^ ]^ ^ P65 faan' lai' U;

^ toi Sigoli pat van; an for an unlawful purpose,

unkind luisb.ind, (///., the

liesotted prince Chow Sin.j i

Lang faan^ lai^ Zy'' sze\

•^^ fun ktnin. I Unleash, ^ fong'; unleash

rnkindly, M^'|''g i-no oi" the dog8,
j^f^^ fong' lip.

^^ ^ -^
,

ts'eng-, hue kuf, to i Unless, Pg- yeuk-'m-

treat one unkindly. ^^ :^i ,

pok toi .
'

^ Bheung'' //'; unless you

Unknown, ^^ 'ni r///: lie wrote wrongly,
^^ ^|i
^
is unknown to me, ^P^ ^mok./7 ^s^' AsW/'; unless

l^tS 'ngolj -m ^hik '^tuc: you study, ^ f$ P§ -^

unknown to fame,
^ ;g yeuk ni 'm hok.
 UXL r.o)t UXL

Unlicensed, ^ ^ij ft M Unload, [Jj jj rh'i;Ht-fo/i\

niP lontr r/ii//) chia^x un-

Afo/ ; forbid unloading,
licensed launclies, ;^ yj^
to
iN* f}& ^"""^ /-s'ong;

bcirin to unl'tad, BB ^1^

]faai Av'* /'/A sluicn tsai;
/ir^t ts^ong; to unload (un-
unlicensed rickslia, ^f j|^ burden) the mind, ^^ i|^>

;^ ^ fj-
nio /''«r/t ke^

rh'e fsai; iin unlicensed Unloose,

gf ^ 'kaai-M, ^
>f^;t^ ^zc ((nt\
pn\vnsl)(i]\

rnlike, yfv'^ 'm- ts'ze, ]^ Unlucky, |)^ hiamg,

^ jf?-

^ iKit ^tang, ^— • imt ^ ''m-V..-V.'.>/, ^ ijg

^^
y(^U J'f'-i t'uung; Icoi ooi, -^ ^ V" wun ,

very
^^ unlike, ucn
^^ '^^* •"'^''"5 unlucky

-^ ^
tsuet, [sj taai^ pat days, (the 3rd day of the Isb

funnf^; quite unlike, y?\ month is a particularly

^^
UnlikeV,
jw^ ts'ze fArt>?. unlucky day for beirinning:
anything),
I(ija$E^ "^'-^^i
:^%P <-h'rh^

i chuiiJc^ mok; very un- ha a yat; to foretell lucky

likely,
tt ^ 'IH
slium^ 01 unlucky seasons, j^^
/w/ ts'ze. chim llau^ have you been
Unlimited, ^-^^ Sno-haan', so unlucky as to meet
M ;^ mo ^/vn^,
^ t^ the god of cranes ? -^"^ i^
maan"* in, ^fiffi^

te(^ mo t^ai^;
mo
may you
nc;ai\
SI
shan
W I^y»^;
'^'^ chong' hok
lucky and unlucky.
obtain unlimited dominion, ±^ hit huuhg, |I Q
# » m^ V' 'i Vsm huung
from the
paak; l)een
first of the
uiducky
month.
 '

UXM 668 UXL

H<ll — ib i& ^'^^'^^^ y^'^ -hr ^^ 'm-hai -taai

7ia»g naiKj; unluckj early cheuno'-/)/^/,

/J> ^ ^j^
^"<tz<-yan-/6'o/.
ill the day, ^gg|^ 'tso
Unmannerly, ^/{j^ mo *^lai;
juniij iiang: more unlucky '

than stealing a
rude and unmannerly, ^.
cat,
;^;^ mong long' why arc
y_^ :

you so unmannerlv, "t^iffji'

jiiadH; how unlucky you I

)nat Icom hni k'au.

:'i-e,
f5^ (ry- ^ 'iii /^ow' i

Unmarried, ^^^ mo
.slud: an unlucky clay, ^|^'

7|^ ch'fai ^tiiii; an unlucky ::^IS mi' ./.»/.,

^>t^
mi 'foi 7'V-/;// she is un-
omen, V^ffM^ ^''^ '^'^

married.
;

^^^'"^
t'au shai ; when a nation or fg^j^JlK
mi toi j;/<;?^ ; to remain
a family

perish, thcTC arc sure to

are about to

jje
;

unmarried, ^ '^J ^)^han

tsit ; an unmarried man,

unlucky omens. 3§^|^ ^ ^^ ^- mi t.rm ''the-,

an unmarried woman, ^^
tsev.ng niong, j>?/ *^yau iu I

f^^ mi' Zv/^ Va.;

f^
it.
^ hra! Sine, /^ 3^
^
:

TTnluckily,
^ ^|| on a r/t'?<ft Suie.

meng . Unmeaning,
~' fe
in\ <SS»
^ E9 m.o
^tirfk

Unmanageable, ^^p]'^ I sze , /jXppJ Inning ts'ze;

mo /r/fl^ Vfo/i chi',

||||^ altogether unmeaning, ^^
naan liu', ^P§'^ '^koon JL^ W ffl moot .sr- i sz(\

'm chue . Uumerciful, j^ ^^ ts'aan-

Unmanly,
//-taai cheung
ff -j^ ^^
pS.
//f/?i,
^^ >^^> mo /s'5^

-foo, S7iin.
 UNX CG9 uxo

Unmerited, yj>^" ^ V't- v////:; unoccu[tied

^ land,

hoi si.au', ::y;^ .^ qj^ i:\Jj

huunii ti ; tliis lionsu

;w/
I'mnitigateJ
Icuiniff i' /». is unoccupied,
^ ^mo ||j]

vuk
] ^>^^i: '" h"ct)i

ruinixcd ^ '^Jiil'^^"""'- van clme : 1 am at present

Fninodified )

>^linuii .w/^\
unoccupied,
ngoh in
fg JIJ n$ ^
liaan.
*ti',
^,|£^^ 1^ slii /(^//r

I'nmeLhodiciil,
^l^ff/^
^"'"^ Unoffendiiiir,
^ ^mo fl^ i"'*

^kim ^(ini. hoi^ //,

^^ hoi',

Unmindful of, ^^ Aoo

U fi/T fi W '"^ '-^^^'^^

f 00 . .s;i..n^ hoi';
#1111 J$
Unnatural, ^ ^[^ yik-s^w/, A mo /r//; tsne"* ve yan.

^ '^ 'fcayi-shcnng, Z^ Unofiicial,

^ j^ij ix\\m-haan,

^j» .N7iaan/7 ns^'oi', '|!^

^ Tfo Mt "§ ^^ 'm shunk
5r'?/<jr' o/c', ^fl^ yil^ luun. /r^«n //, :;^ E nr Kti3^ au
T'nnecessary, y^'*'^ '"i- "^^m', 'm sluiuk koon chik ti;

^'0&<ft^'l9 'ra-S//r//-yik- unofficial communication,

M-, ;^-;^* /^('f-jnt, ;^^_g ^ ;B W ^ ^'"^ Shi'

;?«/ sw^, ^^ ''" yuung . ^o«n mun; au unofficial

Unobjectionable, /^^^g^ pnt person, ^ ~J"

p.aak teiuj;

ngoi' the government of sages

Unnoticed
Unobserved
~)

"
is an unofficial rule.
^^
|

^fai-'m-chUiitt. van rhi clu'vg jw^

l^noccupied, ^ i
^ liu lok, i chi .

man; an Unopened, pt pg mi Ao/,

unoccupied liouse,
^^
^ tt ® "i'' ^^''^^-'^^
 uxr G70 UNP

ku-oh ;
an unopened letter, Unpardonable, :^^f|^
\
'm-she-tak-hd, j^^i^Jf^
smm ^^ ^s7i»/ sai pat ts'cng;
Unop'posed, ^ j^ mo tile, your offence is unpardon-
mo ton;/' \'WQ,
fe£;|y^:fg "Wo, i% z. mx^'nm
Unorthodox, ^^ tsoh ^ni /.e' tsne j^a^ '^hoh she

io\ ^ ts'e.
j
Unparliamentary, "^ '^ ^|
rnostentatious, "^ ^^ I^ ^ njl9 /^«^ liop 'i 'uen

lai ^^
Unjiaid,
^^ p^vj mP ^'A/
Unpatriotic, "^^
^p ^ ;J^

1^ iM "^^ Tvann; unpaid

2>ai ue i sze^ 7^ ^^
]>at 1)0 haap.
creditors,
^^^^Z Unperctived, ^^ mi' kin
-^ ^ mi' AsV;/^ /^7W/<
* ft ." "'. *^
,

'/icm/'' /.v r/^w//' ^chi/r': an

mi (hi,
unpaid balance, Hit ^- ^ Unpi tying", '^ ^ /"u/ tin.
^^ sho Sni mi'

taxes are still

ts'eiu);

niij)aid,
tlie

^^
Unpleasant, ^ /^ 'j^ 'm-
hop-ts'eng; an unpleasant

mi km J kaau: unpaid
errand,
^ ^k '^foo cJt^aai;

]inrcliase money,
mi kmg
^^^ kaau ka
an unpleasant taste, "^^^
^2 B^ V^'^ ^"li ^'''' i"i';

ngan. an unpleasant smell, ^-^

Ujiparalleled, M Y\^ llj^ mo ft/i;'' r/iV/ii! ; unpleasant news,

V* 1i,
i& "^ Ofid
mo 'X- J# fS .9. ^'^'^ ts'cnng
xheung ti.
 .

UNP 071 UXO

Uiipolishe.l,

'm hmmg
J^
waijt
^ ^ P^ ti\ lie is
Unpretentious, 'oL

j .sy

rough iiiid nrnxilishetl, fH „ . .

, , a^^>vu ^t r
1110-

/««/ niuii ^nga

MW
/;<*

rupoiiutcd
mo shi // ke' sum,
"X^ vA* /'j z'^'^-

chiiii-oo. /^^ mo leung .s<////,

^^^
rnpopnlar, ^^^ f§ A '\j.^
mo to^ unprincipled men,

/^/^ jan /»/, >fi^K;0 iiriuciplcd husband, ^>jE

;w# /rt/j mun Stan.

Unprecedented, ^^ iT£ ^j'lni Lf cheung foo.

ts'unui;-loi- mo.
Unprejudiced, ^ '[g 'mo-
:
Unprivileged,
^^ f^^ ^\.

/''"»
ffi[ .'O '^'"' ^'"''^
M ^ ^^ mi heuni) hualc

^^ mo 5re ^7// ,
I
ngoi kf yan.

Unprepared. M Vp ^ 'mo- I
Unproductive, ^-jflj^ mo
^ ''»
"'huun-i)\\

foi'.g pi
^ IJJ- -JIJ
mi'
li' ////%

sheng ^sluu
;^ qJ;
//, ;p J^
065

^
against famine,
;

^
UM|)roiiared

:^|55f
•m ^
lilt ki'.'vh, /i?^p.

mi fon.c: /a; to attack erne I

^^
Unprolitalde, '^mo-i/ik;

5^ ^ ^
unprepared, improfitable employment,
"^ A M.^MM
;;f;
A'?/w;^ k'i y/a/ pi^; un- rao

prepared for death, ^jjm \

yup sik ke sze ip: unpro-

^ ^Hit pi^ ^vr^. to be

fitable study, ^fe^^
on the point of deatli and ^^ hok mo yik shue mun.
unprepared,
lum
gg
W- i
^j^
mi' pi\
jTjj Unpiogressive,

ts'in /.s<<i</*\
^ ]^ ^^g Mii

i^t^'flS
 UNP G72 UNU

rnproinising-, ^ ^ mo p]* Unreasonable, Mj'f^J^ Sno-

Vw/i

prospects,
uiong ;

Z^^jffytffx
unproniisiiij;-

'^"
ts'cng

hop
'li,
%^^ ''"
'Hi

^li,
;:^>Affl y"P
ko hrong keng.
'li,
^^^-^ Vi^Muaan/as
I^iipropitior.s, ^VIln'
^il^^*^
l>at luiai, j^ to Willi

propitious
-^j
or laipropitious
;

^ $ fl iw/ finx tso'

paak.
situation (o;eomantic pros-

pects), ^-jjj ^ ti \^•llll^

Unreasonableness. i^H ^
T^nprovided, M ^ mo, Pg^
waang
Unreconciled,
yik.

:^ 7i5 ^ iii''
'"i Vt^"i :^ iffS
"^^' P^'
unpiovided
M^ Sno
with
ngaii.
money,
I
Unrelentino-, M fl]" 'f^ Sno-
!
Vio/i-lin.
I'nprovoked, ;7|^^ mi^ yc^
Unreliable, M|§ mo (Sno)
unprovoked disturbance, i
c .

.r^-

^^
i

Ti*a^ai& p'^"^^ ti'

I Unremitting. pat-hii^.
lU t'tiunci 2^oh.
I
T^nrepenting, ]^ >|'^ g^ 'in

Unravel, ^tfljg (7i«// yik: to

unravel a ditficuUy, f^^ rhi hoi foot. .

kacn naaii . Unrepining, Tf ^ f& V«i-

Unreal, ^^ put sliat; an

unreal apparition. ^ ^"J Unrequited, ;^ ;^ ^ mi'

7i?/e waan ; unreal as a sliau^ i^hciing: unrequited
dream, an apparition, a favour, mi'
^$B;2,@,
1)nlible, or a shadow, ^ //r/ clii }jiin.

Sp # :^1 rS U ^f
^ "« Unreserved, [^Q chek-paak^
iinuin<;' waan iraitu ijnxg.
iJi ^ '/v^'//?-i.
 rxR 07;] rxs

Unreservedly, ^ K^ mo I

Unruffled, ^ tsen-',
^gj
liaaii', ^ ts'ueii,
|J[ Q "hn t.seug\
^^ yw^
cbek paak; speak unreser-
tuniig'; mind unnitiied, i[^\
vedly. ^ ;^ to' kek.
H^ f<uin tseng\ j[^>
2pl
Unrestraiiietl i

^"^l
mo- s/^;« p'eug: rpiite unruffled,
rnrestricted I
'

1"^='"'' ^•^"""^' ^''''^

fSf^
Jiu yW^ /fl;^-.

I'nrighuoii?, 3^ ^§ y^/M . Unruly, ^p^v^ j'af-'.oJuni-

Unrip, ;|^ rJr<f"I''\ unrip

garraeuts, ^^^ rZ/vr,//.;
^ waang yik: unruly
i slieung.

Unripe, ;^,^ nii -sluiuk, /|r

passions,
:|f ^ >|!^ fg
waaug yik -"ong ts'eiig; an
unruly cbiKl.
un k'np slii: unriiie fruit, -^^:t.m,
fong tong chi t'uang.

Unsafe, 'ni imn,

aV ''/cici/h: this fruit is y^f^- ^^
unripe, ^/^ Pfi^ |^ ^ »'
V<////.

to'.ig ;
]^ ^-
there is
^* "m
S'inietliiug
('A;i

Unriralled, ^^Ai:tf#± unsafe,

sze
^ ^f^i V^"
^^
'm ^V'ln: rather inisafe,
luo van ^n fj-J; .^-iieun:^'',

M^ mo ////'.
Mjrl; mo pg- ^^ 'm A//i '/rrt//.

~^ ^ ^^
Unsatisfactory,

'm-ue-/ , (///., neither sailed

Unroll,
j^ ^ '^chinhci, ;^ nor fresh) tfPgfi^PgJjfe
tso tal: 'm haani "m '^faam;
Unroof, :H^ ^ "^ ch'aak^ !
unsatisfactory response, pfi-

§P§^ 'lu til

I? -m suaI?;
I
 UNS 671 UXS

is a mosfc misatisfnctory ^ 'm bop sbi he Pin lii^y

matter,
^ ^ M ^l "S ^B#;?^' t'iii sbi 'faan

^. hai Sigaaii Sni fin Ice sbeung'.

sze\ Unseat, j^ -^ cb'ue wai .

Unsavonrv, ^ ri^ ino mi ,

Unseawortb y, '^>
^^ lQ^

y^ ^^ '"^ '^^''''^'*
^^"^p
zJk

S
nil
tciani' pok.
^ 5^ (;/i'
\vong
UnsecondeJ,
taai yeung

^^
ti.

'm cbob'.
Unseemly, i^'o*^ 'm-bop-
Unsny, Jg P 'fnaa-'hav, JX
^ H^ yrt^?n-r//?//'7i -\va .

^'-^~^''»
IS ''/^'^'",
^^
Unscriptimil,

'm bop shcr.g^

i:^^ '^
kciig.
^ ft ic 'i"-'»'p
'Z^M
'in '//^> cbeuk, ;;^ 1^ g
Unscrupulous, ^ :|:^ ^^ 'm ^w/ net muuk'.
/i-?ra Ine , ^ /J ./('n^' //?/.
Uuseltisb, M ^_i il^> Sno-
Vnseril,
j|^ ^ij* '^h'ai faung, szc-suni, ^ rJiuung: an

^jf ^ ^''^'''«'t- fining; to unseltisb minister,

^^
unseal a letter, jB^'f^ V;:^^'''^/
ihunng sban; unseltisb toil,
.s-?a<n to unseal wine-jars, bauu^
;

^J^» lo.

to drink,
i.e.,
j^ ^^ tit* Unserviceable, y?>"pj")^ V^^
fuwuj. uang- yuung', iS& ^ mo
Unseasonable, ]^^I]^ 'ai-

cbeuk-sbi,
^J^ /'«/ sban, Unsettle. ^-Wi '^^-''"^'"o'^;^

^ mi teny^ ^ff. fj^

fau
come at an unseasonable cli'uni; a case remaining
l.our, 7(^^^^[(n^ 'm ^^
unsettled, ol"^^ wen;
ho]i sbi i loi; unseasonable unsettled and vague ideas,

weatber,
7{^^^^Z% WM^^ tong' yeung'
 UNS 675 rXS

rhi Icin^; an uiisettled luiiul, I'nsighlly, ^^ ^^^ niaan'-

SL'll^
\veatlier,
liicn' f<ii>n; nnsettlecl

P§^T^ '"i *^/'"

V//V^^
^'
>f; ^ [J^,
Mn-V/^/-

I'di.
t'in.

l iislmded, M |)^ mo ?/'"", ^

^ i^f^yT

rhr rnskillcd, Pgj^^' 'in /ifraa)i\

^j uR) //?/>// cliiiL-'.

rnsliadowcd, ffi^' ino wan. ^ r////'?'.

rnsliaken,
:;f; j/j
'm tnung', Unsociable, M^^ 'mo-

unshaken in mind, i|\ ^* ._ju. .j_. ,, /•,

;../ i: unshaken fuL-hty ,{|t 1^""^' ^^ p^ iff i'^'^

''
ffi # ^ >S 'Ci^
"^° Unsocial, :^; ^^' :^50 ^ 'ni

/'//;' /r^'^ rJiHwig sum. ho sciing hami, ]^i^^

I'nshaven, ^^^ijjg mi' ^V^'"' :g.',n V// Zyw// A^///\
fan; an unshaven lout,
^ Unsoiled. ^^yT^" "''' ^''»»

gg^ ofl fan ch'nung. oo,

^^i'y^ nil' r////>/ oo.

rnslieatbo, ^'^ \y,\t ch'uiff: Unsold, ^^ mi' mnai".

to unsheathe

pat Zvw
Llie swurd,
^ Unsoldierlike. ^^j^ ^ .Ec
J-
.
'ni liop jHug sze

I'nsheltered, ^ j^ mo -j].j^
Unsolicited, ^ji;-
>J^
mi k'an
che pal'.
^ 53 mi' nuiu\
^ |g
Unship,
van siiuen
^^MSa ^ V</ /'(///'' ioi; to
""'

Unsolicitions,
'^•^''"^•

]^^* yv// hie,

unship the rudder,

'Ayw/; V^' Vry//.

,^^^ -^ i®
/'r'/
"^ -"^rhng,

^l.um' uen'.
^
ll'f; I ]P
 T'XS 070 uxs

L^nsolved, ^^ nu '^kaai. Unspecified,

^^— ^
^£
rnsopliisticated, ~^ jfg X-^ mi^ cliuiik ijdt ''liong,
^^
'm-ktc(iai-'^]taau. ^—
hoi.
PI r'^i' chunk ijat

Unsound, ^^^ 'm Icin-

Unspent, ^^ m\ fai\
^
shat; of unsound mind,

^ii> tt S iL '""^ ^^•»/

ffl
mi tsnun
mi' .yuung',

.
^^
k'wong lueii ; unsound
Unspilt, :^{t^"jg mi' h'emf
doctrines, ]^ Ub ;^ :S '''''
^ ;5fe ffl
mi' 1«"
Mil chcng he %; of unsound

shan
ch'HUf; unspilt blood, ^
liealth,
^^^jif- iMt^jflLmi'lau/;:.^ Ae^^/\
^tsza 'ni 7/0; unsound Unspiritual,

pat lue shan

^^ ]f, |]l$
^
constitution, ^-^^^^ju sze'.

shan ^tsze jiiit rJiong Unspoken, ^ |S_M '^^i'

Kin sAi^e?;' /"/rf, ^^ lui' in.

Unspotted
Unsparing, ]^ ^* |^ 'in I
^^ „^ .

'"">-
U„stah,ed ' iftlfiiE
0* ts'eng, ]!x^^ 'in liuin .
i'

Unspeakable, ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ha-/^':y', ^^i^"^ shunn f<hik,

iii-;j«.'-nang-tsuun ^ ,
"pf
SIM ^-''"^ '^''"^"^' ^Jfi
nJt vat
^holi shvet^,
fjfc^ 1110 ///// ; an unspotted

^'^ shucP 'm A 13

A//", maid, ^ -^ cheng nue.
"pT ^ mo ts'ze V/cA in;

the unspeakalile goodness Sine; an unspotted mind,

of^God, ±J%^Z^U It
/f
^ :2: 'il> s''""'^
i7i';y;, unspotted purity
^^'^^

chi shin niu in taat a flawless gem),

Vir^A \
{lit.,
^^
'che. I 3^^J^ Sni vuuk mo ha.
 UNS 077 UNS

UriBtable, yj>
^@ 'm Jdn
'»" '"""'^
Unsubmissive, y?^ ^^ 'm
^'^o''
J
^-^
11/
#; *m fuuk,
^)|[f(^ 'm shuun'
, , . fe3-^ I J

ts'uang.

1110 kan 'k'cuiig,

Unsubstantial, ]^ W 'm
^;^^i|; shat; shadowy and unsub-
'k'i jmI ^/ruii; uiisttible and
vicious,
y^ yam ta'c. ^ stantial,
^^f^.M^ V^"
Unstamped, ;^ |^
fP ini' V»i7 mo yeng.

/£'«/^ y«//\
:^ ffj mi' ^ Unsuccessful, i^yf^J^ ^fs'ue

toi' yan\
^ )^ fp mi' pat Sheung, -^ j;pj '^hom

mi ''ta yan ; unstamped : Unsuitable, ^^y^ 'm-chcuk,

{i.e.. unregistered) deeds,

Q
Unsteady,
1^ paak
M^
A;V^/'.

'mo-
I A^ j/w/
i'^^ y"P '^'^^^•'^''

utterly
^
un-
[w] H^ ////J.//:

teno; • /leioi (J , Jf^ t^ 'm- j

suitable, ^ ]^> :J5 Jt
^^^^Q^
^/'•U7i, ngaau sham^ ^w^ sicinig i.

iigaau M4^ ^|g///u' ti, '

Unsullied, ^^jqg mi' 'im

mo i)ang' nang',
^^ kwoh ; a

sullied reputation,
family

^
of un-
-W^
^/-rt»J: ratlier unsteady. pH- •^ j^ Z-a .s7/ai' AsV'n^<7 i)aak,

!
^MMQ ^''' /""'»^
unsteady wind,
^f^ ts'e /sV/?// paak; to retire from

fuwi/j. I
office witii unsullied hands,
Unstinted,
^ j$^ nio haan',
^W i^" lenng. k00)l.

Unsubdued, ;^^^ mi fuuk, Unsurpassed, 5lf '^

^1^ mi' hong. mi -^yau-shcny -k/roh^
 .

UNT 678 UNT

Unsuspected, !^^ 'p^-t i. Untenanted, /^ hming; an

Unswerving, ~^ ^> ^ 'm untenanted house, ^^
pin tuung , unswei-viiig Z:«/ mik.

fidelity to duty, Unthankful, ^g mong-

^)li>;^ ]g;

^^^ 7r</t .sj;;« chining yan.

ue paan sze .
^ Unthinking, ^g^ ^;ftif szp,

Untainted, ^ ^ ^^ ^/]>i|^\ mi' 'm S/?< si!<;H.

^im 00; untainted |^ ^

virtue, Unthrone, /«»' /:^r/</(,

^^ ^ )g^ wai\
/«;'
^^'^''^9 tah
ffi ii
shuuu tah, ^rf^ ^^ chviuj
Untidy, 5lc 'm-ts'ai-

tah. :^§^ ^cheng, /^?r^/ /'rw?.

;^^± Untie,
Untalented, ^ ^ ^1$ ^^^o
V.r.«/^7/,
;^
^jwon sze ,
^ mo 7J"
g ts'oi.
pnig suung; ti

Untaraeable, ^ i| ^ ©j running knot is easy to

j[?«i nang ^yeung ts'uun; untie,
^^^f^ shacmg
untameable \Yi!d Ijeasts, lc\t 1 /"rtra.

^•ill^if 1/c F'^ ts'uun Until,

^^ chtW, pB^l
Ice ^ye sl/ni/^; they are un- ^tang-to\ j^^ "^t'oi k'up;
tameable,
^ tg ^ ,||l| until now, ^-^ toi' /nnn,

^yeuiig ''k'ue pat ts'uun. ^^ r/// A'7^>/?,

jg ^
Un teachable, ^§^ 'm- ngat Inim; until death, ^
shau -/iar«^ ^^ chi sze.

Untempered.
Ic'tn ^slnii.
^ ^ -^ \m Untilled,

ti.
;^^fl|3 mi' kmg

Untenable,
[^f^f^^ i-Y^/ Untimely :^ ^J ^ mi' /.'

nang ^2'^ shcm. k'i,

^'^Bf 'm hop shi;
 .

UNT 679 UXU

an untimely death, ^^ Untutored, "tJc § J® nii'

^^ fi/ni nieiig
^
iS'', hok /c^/V'// .
^1^ ^^^t '^^^'

^ /// shan .
munng hafni'.

Untiring, :^^ ki^ Jnp . Untwist,

^ p^ ^Y/rt/ //o/,

Untoward -^ fj^
^"^^* /^'"; untwist
)
jumv- aau
Untrnctable '^^ -
the knob,
i
l^^iH^diTl
^keng. neng /r?^ JcoJi nup ^tmg.

Untried, ^%j^ mi' s]u\

^ Unused, :^ )^ ® nu^

shaang. yuung' l:u'oh\^jv ffi ial

Untroubled, M ii mo mi ^shai hicoh long un-;

/c/ra lae^ ]^^ m Inen ;

used,
;^ yf» ^ Vc^'» ^w'
yuung\
an untroubled mind, ^ Unusual ^ "j^ //-sheung,
^^ ^Ij*
?'•-'"& "''*'* '^^
^f5//-tsnuk, 'gg .^Aw»,
^
suiii i\jk tseng .s««y/.
^^ mo sheung; an
Untrue, >fkJ^ 'm-c/ian. unusual character, ^ 3|^
Untrustworthy, ^ P "^ ^ shaang ^igaan tsze ;

mo hail ^ch^i\ ^^ i|^ ^ that is a very unusual

^ja^

Untruth
nang /r/aj .

Siiong t'aam.
character,

hoh tsze ^lio

^ ^W^shiiiii; un-
I
'P^
'mong in,
1^ ^ usual ability, ^ "^ k'i

/''///Z in; to speak untruth, ts'oi, ^y^ i' ts'oi.

Ifi:^ s;»/^y' 'fong. Unusually, ^ ^|» fun' ngoi';

S
Untruthful, "^ ''ka; he is unusually beautiful,
not entirely untruthful, 'f^ i /s'o/; unusually rainy,

tauung 'ni /r?^//? V/rt?/ /r^ ^.'^ ue.

 .

UNW 680 UNW

Unutterable, "^ g^ g§) pat
hang sliin pat kueu ; un-
iiang sJiuet^,
^ p]* "^ wearied ^ ;^
efforts, ffn
pat hoh in; unutterable ^^ lo i pat kuen^.
joy,
^ ;^ P]" "§ ^^'»
i^«^ Un weeded, ^^^ mi'
Ary/i in ; unutterable misery wun AsV/,
;^ ^ P^ mi'

'^pt'^ foo pat hoh ho fi; unweeded fields,

^^
in.

Unvanquished, ^ mi
.3
Uuweighed, ^ ^ mi

—-^M
ch'eng^
^Jg mi' tok,
^
Unvaried, yat yeung .
^ mi' Ine'.

Unvariegated,
—m^^^ mo Unwelcome, y?C !s^ ^ 'm-
V«Vm' shik, yat shik. hi-tsip ; an unwelcome
Unventilated,
thiwuj hi
^ j^ ^ mi' guest,

hi Jciii'
;pg:^;J^
ke' ZT/rc/i; : un-
'm

Unviolated, ^^ 3!^ mi |
welcome news, ^ '|^ j^
hoi

engagement,
Z;7ro/i ; an unviolated
^^
mun.
pat uet Ice' san

i^"^;^!^
mi pool chi yevk . Unwell, ;y; g )3f5
'm-shau'-

Unwarrantable, ^^^ ts^itn- yuung',^P^[l6{||Ig^ P"

fun . ti 'm sho/ig; unwell for

Unwearied,
^
^'^ "^mo-kuen ,
some days, \
^ ^ nup
3S 'mo-kooi', M /,:i' yat; slightly unwell,

M^ nio yik, unwearied

18 ^ Pi '<'P ^«P '^'' I

study,

a beam
(Jit., tied his

Sun King,
head to feel unwell,

ngoh
^ ^ J© $ shau
: v. ,Saam )^ /^m' 'in

Tsze Keng), U^^M t'^" yuung ; feeling a little

uen leung; unwearied in unwell,

:^^mZM
doing good, tf#^^ ^yau ^ts'oi san chi yaii.
 ,

uxw 681 UP

Unwholesome, 1^ j^ yaah^ excessire kindness, \t^ y^

uaai', :^ JIiL ^ ^
waai' t'o hiam ; nnwoithy of pity,

huct' lu,
^^ hoi' shan^ ^ ir^ "^ /w^ horn lin;

^ tnuk; ail unwholesome make one's self unworthy.

%.•
locality,
g^'^Mli ^»oi'
SJS^^IH tsze' 7>fl^

s7wn /rr ti^: unwholtsome lui^; unworthy of your ex-

food, ^p.Z'k'^ P^^i' ceeding favour, \nj -^ t'>

huet he shik mat; un- k/rong; unworthy of belief,

wholesome climate, i|(Q tsuuk sidin

5J^ ^/£'f0 i'^^^ ;

2n chcuiig . unworthy men, |ffi

^^
Unwieldy, 1^ ^ *^ch'imng A^ mo kuuiig chi yan.

taai',
H^ n^§ iiaaii 'li Uuwrought,
mi^ sheng yeng
^ ^j^^ff^
^<. ^i,
;^ //r^/i;';

Unwillino;, y^ -^ 'm-'^h'tng, an un wrought gem, ;^]^

^ jg 'm-iieu\ :;^ 4? ^^ ^^ mi /(?^/A;' ''//^ vuuk;

j^ 'm-rhuung-i a gem unwrought, ^^

Unwise, iSc ^ mo r/;/\
^ ]^ yuuk ])at teuk^,
3^^5
^^Q Mn meng paak, M ;?'o/£ yuuk.

^^ mo cJfeuk kin , S| Unyielding, ^{^ pf't hong,

^ lie rh'inni.

Unwittingly. ^ ^M
mo f///, r/ii shan.

did it unwittingly,
^ Up, upon, ^^ _|;^
tsoi^

ffn^ mo chi i wai; I ran sheung', (to go)

J^
against you unwittingly, shenng, (get) ^ V^./,

(raise) J^ '^kuc; to sum up,

'm kok p'-iiinig^ ts'dn ""ni. ^^ y^ '-tsvunq rhi: to

Unworthy, ^ ^^ pat-horn; wrap up, 'Q^^ jiciau tsiip;

I am unworthy of your ups and downs of life, Vp^

 UP 682 UP

to eat up, -^ ^ shik

ne linui ''chuen; toke it np, tsuun', |^ll|^ gaak^ !<acn;

trfeJ^I '^" '^* ''"; ^'"'^ his blood was up,

f^^^
it up,
^^5|5 ^^^'I'f'^t ^/i»

loi; to en 1-1 up, R^^ l<at no^ lai; up to time, ^/A>

Jco; to sit lip (in bed) B0 gi-^ (•h('7ig hop shi hau;

j^ MM '^'^^ ^'' ^''^'^' ^^^^ not up to my expectations,

temper
•s'^^m /6i/i
is np,

Blieng-
>[^\

;
^^
even
^ ^
if '^ngoh
VSS ft
I
M provided
i'"^
'"^°°"

the
;

you hang him up, you weather clears up,

^0;^^
cannot get any ink out of 0^ ue ''kicoh tin ts'eng;

liim (i.e., a liopeless dunce), sit up

f-mmg ye
all night,

^ts'oh;
^^^ I can
flu rao t/Ic niak ''shin; put you up, ^P]"J^@
grow up, -^^ ^ M •^ /ti: ngoii Viy/i i lau

''rheimg ts'ai mo yik; peace Sii chue ; the roads are up,

to all going up and down U^ ^^ ^''^"^ 'r/icn^ lo^;

stairs,
± ^ ^ ^ to give up the ghost, ^^
^sheung lok p'eng oJin- csse,
^^ Z'7(''o^' s/ia»,

hook it ^ :^
up,
^ P-^ iMi /^'^^'o/i s/iai ; when
jigau hi hxi; to go up the docs school break up, ^^
river,
_|^ |f
to look up,
pj" 'shrtmg hoh;
^veung
It ^ 0# shi
Jfc
fong
|g ^^^^^'^

to
-JJ^ J^ /coon /;/ lea ;

shi'; to get up,

^^ ^ '^hi draw up a petition, JE^^
shcin; up to this day, 2^ ''se 2^tm-^ ho is laid up
'^ Q to hunt yat; the with fever, -(g |t ffti g\
^^'"^ z^'"^'
sun is up,
Q Jtj
yat
-it M^ _h ^'^

hc'iaU; to rise up, ^ sheng; ngoii tsoi shong sheung ;

 UP cds UPO

they are) up in arms, Uphill, h_ slieung', ^j^ naan,

IS ff ft uc' ,.>' % uphill work, IHSP^X

clienn.!;'; time is up, B^^J ^^ naan tso lu^ kuung
^ ^ij slii hale H to; to fiHK

limit lip, ^Mi ^''''» ts'ara: Upbraid, M ma", ^ naaii\

could not catch up with Z:/ W-iu.

l^p'^
iH'B.
g IE Pg 1^1 '^'ohn Uphold,
^^ foo-ch'i,

^k'ue 'm Vo; hard up for j^ ch'aam foo; ability to

money, J||| :^ ^ naan uphold the state, j^ /j^

S/-i<n ts'in; to bear up ^ "^ tituiKj leuug chi

under ditticulties,
j^,|5^||^ ts'oi.

H^ ^yun noi Aywh naan; Upholsterer,

^'^^iff^
it is all up with me, ^ ^" maai' ka sze shap mat

;^^ ng.s/i»/ ^i; I put up

several snipe,
^^^ Ji Uplift, ^ 'hue; to kneel
with hands uplifted, ^^^^
f/if/c .«>-^^^ c^?«'; he knocked k'eng ki\
rae up at six o'clock, Upmost, Jg J^ p|i^ chi^

sheung' /a', TpgP^ '^^''^i^

kue luuk tim chiaing fooii' J:o ke .

seng ngoh; I am quite Upon, ^ ^ lie, tsoi ; upon

knocked up, ^'&'f^BH the head,

L'au
^^ sheung';
J[2.
upon
^^°^'

a
h'lrnn rhi sham ; the (journey), ^^ lo' A;«fl/i;

affair was patched up, ^^ ^^

upon enquiry, ch'a

fl :|^ ^ sze' 'i jjV^f^/j' <7t'^r/f ; upon the ^vhole,

woh; to make up a quarrel, •j\^ ^ taai' h^oi ; to live

upon, •^ shik; upon his

 urp 684 UPR

going, tES-;^^ 'k'ue Uppermost, ^ Jt ''ft

chi

hue chi shi; to levy a tax sheung' h' ,

MB^lE ^^''

ui3on paper, ho *j^ shau

Ice',
J§ '^leng;

ch^au chi shm ; situated the uppermost strata, ^

upon a hill,
^|_L|_t, tsoi
Jl ^ '^^^ sheung' ts'ang;
shaan slieung'; upon such the uppermost seats, "ST
terms, ^p ][£ ;2 S "^ ^ ^shau wai',
|^^ t'au

'fo'se chi faat^; dependent wai'.

upon,
Upper,
^^ 'i

sheung',
laai'. Uppish, 1^ (15;
liiu ngo';

J^ (of a pooh ! proud, uppish,

shoe) gj '"min'. "j^ Shau,
^^ hi) sheng.
}^ J^
classes
, '^i

{lit.,
slicung^

gentry
upper
and
Upright, ^ 'k'i,
ij;
chek-laap,
merchants),
^ j^ shan
]( rAm/-chek,
(just)

^
J^
ji^
Jl^.^^ sheung yan;
sheimg,
upper lip,
JI2 ^ Bheung ch'-eiik laap, ~ifc"
j£
shuun; upper story,
sheung lau; upper teeth,
ht^ /o;?^

/r^/'K^
chcng\
Ay/??^; make
>^ m
friends

Y_ -^ sheung^ nga; the of the upright,

^jj V^"
Upper House (i.e., of Par- chek; it is hard for an emp-
liament),

sheung i
Jl
^nen;
^
upper and
15^
ty sack to stand upright,

lower, ~T\ sheung ha k'uung '^tim nang chinmg

J[^ ;

the upper hand, ^^ }^ chek; to sit upright,

]J[^
ts^o k'uen, -^ h '^chcung chek ts'oh: an upright
sheung',
J^. ^ sheung' man, |^^;2A ^'^^"8

'^shaiu shat A;e yan.

 UPW 685 UPG

Uproar, pg, pgj pa-pfu, I"

^i-sheung ; the

gl ts'o-luen',
:^|l h^- puhn upwards, ^ -^
yeung ^s/<i7»; to go upwards,

^ ts'o iiaiiu .
mtMff '"'^"o' sheung'
Uproot, ^/j"^ pat kan^ i haiii:; to look upwards,

j^ ch'no kail.
i4^)llli V^^".^'
s^^i ;
to look

Upset, ^
(to)
'^J
'ta-'to, upwards to heaven, 'ttlj
^
(price) ^^ r/i/'-p'eng, *"yeung Pin: to fly upwards,

Wi M ^'"'-'^^"^' to upset a

bout, ^jjg
/)«d *^t'eng; // /-«; a year and upwards,

upset by a push,
-^J |^ 6^ ^ uin ue; upwards
^•ju' Vfl; with one push he of fifty, jfc+ ja J^ S.g
upsets three pecks of oil, shap S sheung'; ten and
i.e., sets liis own authority upwards, -|- ^^ shap 7;;/;

above any amount of con- upwards of twenty year?,

tradictory evidence, —-^^ "". -|-

^ ;:^ i shap /:*

^. "^ yft ^^'^ cli'iiuiig' uin.

saam ''tan yau. Urbane, »[§; '[|^ Vw/ tai', 7^

•-'Psliot, ^:^ kit'-'kiroh,
Si 'yfii^ 'lai.
iS 3^ '<'^"»

T^% Shan %\, JIJ

Jg woh.
/o' /a/, A^ rhuvng. Urbanity, |jg ^ ^lai-maau'.

Upside dovvii.
^^ tiii-Uo. Urethra, /K ^ 1^ s/?^ pin
Upstairs, ji^
J^ lau-sheung', /:oo?i,
^^ niu' /ww:
(go)
il ^ '^sheung-'^lau. mouth of the urethra,
^
Upwards, fn]
_t^ heimg'- P ma ^hau.

sheung'-Z7>, (of) '^ Urge, j^' g ts'ui-pek |Jjg

leng, ^ 'ki, ^Wi '^tmmg huen.

??<7fr/,

— ffi— >,— ja 1^M ''''""^ V''""^',

 .

URa 686 URI

j^ ^Icoo Siio; to urge on, remonstrance, -^ ^B AsUY'

Icaaii] urgent demand, ^^^

f^^ ^6''iu tsacm,
^j^
fi)- ts'ul ^t'o.
fuulc is'ui,
Jj Van
tiuiiig^ urge one
g|
to stop^
Urgently, ^ jmtJc, ^^
mat mat; urgently needed,
^JS p'aan him
lau; nvge
^W ^^"^' *"^' ^"treat
on, Pg [Tp fg ^igai, 'ha urgently, ^^ ^'^''^ jeuk;
'k'ue; urge
^ one to go, some one is urgently

A .^ huen yan //.?<e . needed,4.^g)fl--A

Urgent, ^ ^^ Z'^/7^
Jcwn Icf/n /»* yuung yat

^J ^
yan; urgently to implore,
cheuk-V^r/n, ^ojz^

yeung, ^^ Z^i'V.; ts'uuJc, ^§i

Urinate,
fs'in k'i.

]^ ^ oh-wm, /\\
^ 5^ '^"";' l^"e', /(g /fg
Yffi si«-pin ; to urinate un-

consciously, Jaai
"iH
most urgent, 3£5 jM^ <'/i2i
nui
7ia?t ; not ui-gent, ^^ '^
Urinal, ^^ niu oo,
sze fooii; urgent report,
^ pin^ 00, JIJ] ]^ /s'se'

^ -^ pa7i ho'; urgent

despatch, j/C^ V^/^ i^'"''; ^Pl maau U'ze".

request (leave) on account Urine, ^ niu ;

the odour of
of urgent affairs, §|| ^ urine, ^-^ ngaat (ngit)

''fs^cng 1cup\ urgent notice, ch'au; stringy urine,

Q
^^ ^ ^K ^''^^ n^o po ;
^1^ paak lam; bloody urine,
urgent difficulties,
^ ||||
A;?/;? naan ; urgent dispatch continence of urine, ^T^
(sent direct from the palace) ^ shan' 'sJmifai,
j^j^
^ WL *^'^"o ^^a*'^ urgent lau niu': as tasteless as a
 USA 08 < USE

water nympli's urine, ^ Use, (to) g^ ^sluii,

y^
:^
% J^^ rti' ?^ '^^'"' '''^"•^» ynung', (treat) toi';

iiin' /:o/;/' *^L*imm; iny bowels

he ill used us,
j^ ^^
iiud urine arc as usual, y^
^iiguli
t^
ti
'"^'"^

vessels
"'"
for use,
/'"'^'^'^

pin' ue sheuug Ice .

than can be used, >?» Sfe
Urn, ;|^ /W/y>\ ^ A'()ni7; ffl pnt shrn;/ yuung ; used

jar and urns, J^^^ ch'eng

f'mip: put awiiy this urn, ^ f\] P'lf rhmmg yuung',

JS: a
is'ze
jH:
aang.
li /''"'^' "^^^i
ffl ^^
cheiik; in constant use, ^|^
yuung' ^^ai

Ursa major, :lt ^ pak-Uau; n$^^shi shi in yuung';

the seven stars in Ursa in daily use,

Q ^ jat

major, *|^ ^ /sV/< seng; yat yuung'; general use,

to worship Ursa major,

5^ ^ t-ming yunng^ to

ch'iu Vrtf^
make bad
"raong yuung
use of,

;
^ j^
temporary
Urticaria, |^^j£ hohn-;??//>. use, ^^ tsaam yuung ;

^^8
56 Pi '"'.^ol'-ti'- to make good use of time,

l^sage, ||[ moon /V?/;?<7;

P^
follow the usage, ^j^^ kiro/ig gum; of great use,

.s«j<v /iViY/i IcKf; precedent •Jr ^ taai* yuung ; to

or usage, ^^^ U''"^ hialc; come into use, ^B ^ ^hi

common usage, '^ j^ yuung : makes no use of

sheung k'/rai; to receive me, ^^^ 'm yuung'

ill usage, ^ \^ ngoh; best for use, J^.^
shau Tan ^/rai hunk. sheung cheuk; for family
 USE 688 USE

use,
g^ )fl
ha yuung'; have you used up all the

what is the use of wantonly medicine? >f5t^^I^j@0fi^

contradicting people ? ~^ ^k. ^^ B^ '"' ^^^^'^ *^'^"^'

^ ^ ^ f^
chvung mat
7w/mz

young'';
ami
for
hoh'

use
tb yeuk mi
an ox-knife to
»/;

kill
Why
a

public use, ^^^^ to7ig fowl ? (why take an axe to

Jciiimg mo ; a used up broom, open an ag^ ?) g\] gg g

^ kwut t'au so'
)^ 4^ 7J Z^o/i^' /cfa' in

^kohn; use for "^^-^ tong yuung ngau fo; if a man

tsok ;
just began to use, '^ succeed by one efTovt, he

^ shai hoi; how is it to will use a hundred efforts.

be used ? "What's the If another man succeed by

use ? M^ '^ tim ^shai; ten efforts, he will use a

What's the use of talking, thousand, \ — fl^S

ffi 'fa* S$ ^ 's/w/ mat
^koiig 111; used to seeing, ^ _^ van yat nang chi

1^ tW ^'^'''" kicaan; you ;

^ki i)aah chi, yan shap
must use a coverlet to-night, !
nang eld hi ts^in chi; let a

man who is ignorant, be

maan iu '^/c'ldti ''p'i; use a fond of using his own
j

thread and sew it, '^ ^^ judgment; let a man with-

y(^ "J^ ;u' silo luen out rank be fond of

chue k'ue; which of these assuming a directing power

two sentences is more to himself, ^ig, rffi $f @
generally used,
g^ ^ '^
ho tsze yuung tsin^ i ho

ni ^leung hue wu^ /nn hue tsze chv.eii; (you) may give

hai tuung hang he^ ni; a man compasses and

 USE 1)80 UNE

square, l)ut (you) cannot hauk pck ngaau yeong;

make liim fikilful in the useless pains (///., dredge
use of tlicni, jg^ SSL ^ the ocean for a needle), y^
l&W '%\ '^'"^ ''^"' J'^'^i"

nang ue yan t/f:ii hue ijaou) chum; a useless

l)af nang i^hai yan haau. thing (Jit., a Btnff of hemp

I'sefnl,
^^ pin^-yuung', fibres),
M'^^^ »\a

^ 1^ cheuk yiuing ,
^ /j/r?^^ ''k/niai Cheung

^f^ 'ho ka >/., :^ H!

gems
useless material,

^i^
^^^
gg 'yau yiuing' L'au: ihitp Ilk chi ts'oi; a
imwrouglit form notliing useless fellow {lit., a claw-

useful,

yuuk jiat
-^Tf^WfWL^
teuii pat ?lieng
less crab),

mo
;);
^rhaav ii'aang
^ H i% k'i, ^&.
lu; very useful, ;A;
taai yan yuung .
^^ ^^"^
regarded
mo
(him or
laai' f/i/ t'o;

it) as

Usefulness,

Useless, ^
^|J)^
pjl
li'

)3[5
y"«»g
'"'^"
. useless,

wai mo yuung
^%%m ; a useless
i'«

f/ii«o//7-ynnng\ (///., a lien's man, (///., rotten wood is

unfit for carving), ^^ ^

t# W IS M '"^ ^'''' ^^^' ''"'
^ W Si ^^^"'' "^""^^ ^'^"'

'x^if//,

ha{Jc
^ ^ t^
mo nang, fe -|^ pb
/'/?//i; //(57i //^^j useless stuff,

fi^foi m;U:'i«elcss exertion,

1^

ffl mo »?fl^ rhuung yuung , {Jit., a mosquito boring a

j^ ^ moot yuung', Jf, horn), ^'^"1''=^'^ "iKii

^j^ rat sheng ts'oi,

f^ cliitm ngau /."/.: : useless

y^-i

useless
^ yniing^ [lat chcuk;

effort (///., scratch

slaughter,

.''haat : utterly
^^ useless,
^mong
IE
through a wall), P^^:j^
 . .

usu 690 UTO

mat ke ; as to the past, re- Utensil, :gg JUL /^»'-meno-.

proof is useless; but the Uterine, t'uung-;;.7fa^;

|^[ ^Q,
future may be provided uterine brothers,
^^^Ji
"^
agaimt,
ft^^pjftj As'//; /s'//i; /w;?^ tai ;

M yt ^ "^'^^^"^s -?'"'"'

che [Md hoh Icaan loi ^clie Atn^' tai

yau %oh chui. Uterus, -^ P^ meng' moon,

Usher, ^^ /V'/?.{7 cW-aai; I
-^ '^ ^fszc kuung-, pro-

Ceremonial Usher,
^^ lapsus uteri,
^fl&
^j^ /.saan "^iai long. chui lok tot.

Usual, ^ 'sj' p'eng-sheung, I

Utility, y^ Ifl 'yau yuuug'.
^' '^ ts'um-sheung, |*^ j
Utilize ^1^ shin yuung',

'a' hang sheung.

Usurp,
^ fjij pa-chim, j^ Utmost, ^ ;^ (hi -kek, -|-

^ V^-^m^-tuet, -^ ^ ^^ shap-/i»i; utmost degree,

foi< ^(j;/^ usurp the empire,
;
Jj^^ cAt kek; he exerted
his utmost strength, iJ^^t
usurped his situation, ^S "h tit^ k'i lik; utmoat

^
'
s/^ wai ; usurp au- energy, ^p "^ /r/(7n lik;

thority,
j^^ shin^ k'uen; to be thrown into the 9th
usurp the throne, ^. ^i (utmost) hell, ^^jtW
shaaix' wai\ |^ '
tsHm, ^"^^ ^'^^^ ch'nung
^jfjc ^'''

{ts''im ) wai'; usurp by ti^ yuuk; the utmost bounds

force, ^^ ;|^ yyrt' kue'. of the earth, j^;^ ti' kek,
Usury, ^1] ^J^ g li'-s//;;- Utopia, ^ 1^ g
oJm lok
ch'uuns:. Icicok
 UTT 691 VAC

Utter, (to) ^
chUn/f: to utter a hou mot,
[Jj
^hinvi- yan; utterly ruined, |i|l"J*

Uvula, |V| ^^ tiu^-rhuinig,

iiulitVerciicr. P[^ Q Q g^ 4* iJR '*'^"^ '^*-''

'ngaaii paak [)aak; utter ngaan.

ruin, .^ Bjjr ts'uen piai ;
Uxorious, ^' ^- 3^ ^ '"'

to utter a false oath,

^ /«'«/ /'««/ to/i.

^^
^-^§
faoe
^//•on/7
%i
sliaP
sl.ai',

ucu\
;g
V
Utteriince. pj -^ hau-kok^, Vacancy, (officer) ^ k^wf^;

to make a vacancy,
P^^^
/if/j^ ts'ze.
hoi k'lU't to fill a vacancy
^
;

Utterly, '^ UU-ng-rh^oh,

a vacancy
f^S^ y^o /;'?(«/;

^ j^ tsuun-*ti^ utterly
in an office, ^^ )^ koon
impossible (W,, leap over
the northern sea), ^ ;j(j
ti ; wait to fill vacancies,

^ r//'//^ ^;a/: /if//; utterly 'f^^li

owing-
^^^^^^

to
i^"'

promotion,
^ ^''^cancy

helpless (///., with tied ^J|

hands waitino; for death), ^^ tiu^ k'uet ; a vacancy

^^^^ rh'nuk shall in a school, ^Pf^^fi:

toi' pai',
Jg H ;:^ gg shuuk chining hue wai ;

iiiaau^ niaan pat iiang; I

there is now no vacancy in
utterly despise him,
^^ this office,
^g^tiig
utterly irrelevant,
j^ ^ M^^ V"'^'*
"^^^
tsze'

ho mo Ian in mo hmmg kUiet^.

~f^ i^ koh/i shqi^;

utterly disresjiectful,
g^ Vacant,
^^ hmnig-hw: a

IS ffi A '"gaan Va/ mo vacant spot, ^:^ huung

 VAC 692 VAD

ti^ a vacant, post, ^ ^^ beginming and close of

liaan ¥uet ; a vacant mind, vacation, ^ffl fuung yan\

^>|^\ himng sum.

Vacate, ^^ ^ p'^on-huiing, Vaccinate, {|0 |^ im-"'tAU .

(an office) A*|l se^; abont ^^7$^^ c/^(^</)i/7 -yeung-

• to vacate otfice, ^^^'j^ *tuu\ ^ -^ JJ^ cliuung^

hi slum /coon; to vacate a ngaii tan ; every child

liouse,
^ §. ^ poon must be vaccinated within

huiinrj viik, :^ ^ poon three months of its birth,

intJc,
^^ ^ |wo/^ Jca: to

vacate the throne,

^g ^
jeuntr wai ,
^^ ^ ts'ze
dC'V.ut

saam
slidi

kolc'
eJii

net
^siu

noi
^tsze

sup
waP; to vacate an office,
chuung yeung ''tau .

f^^ ts'ze cIuL

Vaccine, -^^fi^ "^'"^^^ ^'^^^

Vacation, ^^ /«/?^;?^-haan,
j

tseung, ^^'jt! ^^^ tseung.

j^ ka^y ^^ sacnt' -puan, Vacillate, jX, ^ '^faan-fuuk,

^ jg y««< /;«'; to give a ^ ^ ^ P3 (^^hiic-saam-

vacation, ^jS fnif kct';

to extend a vacation, ^^ chue i pat teng ,

jj^ ^/|
jK foon ka^\ the vacation
completed, moon
iu tuung', ^ ^ ^ mo
is
y^fg teng^ Z/n .

/:«*; the Summer Vacation, Vacuous, ^ ^ huuni/, /i^i?.

/ire"* ^/'(<7' Iccc' ; the Winter

Vacuum, ^^ tsuun"* huimg,

Vacation,
^^(^Jj^fg Vade-mecum, ^^ tsau

tuung Pin he fong ka;

 .

VAG C93 VAI

Vagabond, "Jjg ^ long' Vain, ^ }J'^

rhong-hong,

(Vg)tong\pP3AA ^^ hiic-{-A\\, (proud)

haan haan jmat^ ]mat\

filr^ mo shoh kicai,
^.
fiffi
^ )§L kiii-ch'e-ii'un,

"

iM^jl^ mo liii mo laaP,

jQ ^ //y/ pajxk s/i«^; in

siii'
vain,
:;f; J|g ;g i)«^

^^ to hibour in vain, ^^
^^ Z'on^/

with
(0
vagabonds,
^N/i.'r?<;
^ t'o lo ; vain and
a
false,

vain
conspire
if fg 7t2/e 'ka;
^
>
^ ^ ffi
'^'^«" ^^^I' world,
ig il IH: ^ ^''^

iu
t'o. wa s/ir//' /r/i'/i^ ;
to take

A^igina, |J;^ ^ >/um-oo\ j^ vain, Ig^lfl "^mong yuung':

P^ S7/.'rtr/7i-iriOon, jp;^
j'i, to take God's name in vain,

/VJQ S p'iin-00
g ± fif Z ^
ffl
Vagrant, ^ -^ yan-^s7/ai/, Suong yuung^ sheung' tai

ijfc M^^ '^^^'-''' */4 K 1^^^ chi meng.

miin,
^J0
liomcless vagrants,
y/-//<

ffi ^"^
pok;
Vain-glorious, )^ ^ ^<'<»

fau tirn.
/^'?rrt, ';:^ If
mo
Vagne,
tsik.

^^^ ^^ sJiue-foot\
Valance, ^l^ ^ fuuJc-*yum,

j^ t|l^ -^ /»?<M <:/i^z<H^

yum make a valance (for

^—
;
r# y^ ////^ fan ; vague
New-Year's time),
words, ;^ ^ faaii m ;

vague ideas, wa:in

:^ ^Jl
yum.
^seung ; what he says is

Vale, jjj ;gl ."/wfm JcuuJc.

very vague, |g }a)f

^^
fg;
Valediction, 7^:0^ ts'ze,
.^ j£ 'ii'ue 's/^o/^. s//<<f/'

shuni^ hue. ^ ^Ij

/^«^' pit.

Ai
 ,

VAL 694 VAL

^ Q^
Yaledictory, glj Ico' ! Validity, ^^ 't'oh hop,

pit ti ; valedictory address,

^ kuung to

^^ ^
^^ ^i— ts'ze hang Se, hop lai'.

^ IS ^J) /""'^ p"^ ^^a Validly, ^^Rfi§ 't'oh hop

Valerian,
%M l^oi-i- i lai .

huulc. Valise,
^^ p'i-sei«?^.

Valet, 1^ :^jg ts'ui tsnung', I

Valley, {Jj ^ shaan-kmilc,

I^ ch'eung ts'ui, yj^ ^ /tZ^i^/c; the bright valley.

i.e.^ the remotest East,

Valetudinarian, P^ ^ W^ -^ yeung Iciiuh ; the

yau peng clic,

^ dark valley, i.e., the re-

yeung peng the. motest "West, ^^ ^ mooi

Valetudinary,
^ yeuDg- kuuk ; the spirit of the

peng . valley, i.e., Tao, :^ ^^

Valhalla, ^^^'^ wens: ^«2^/c shan ; the Valley of

sluuing chi kuung. Death, ^ ^ sze kuuk.

Valiant, M^ yuung- kom., Valorem, Ad v., BS '[^ cAm^

valiant troops,
^ ^j^ yui^
^A:oo

.S2«,
^^"^ tseng peng. Valour, ^ ^ '^\mxig-hx

common
;

Valid, ^^ t'oh-^;?/; a :
the valour of a

valid title-deed, ^"^^ man, )J^ ^ Z, M ^''"^

i-tli 'll^ 't'oh tong^ ke^ ti'

j
foo chi ^ynuug.

^(hi; a valid claim,

^ ^jj
'^'^
Valorous,
^maang,
^
ilj^'^ll;
Ji Vi^^^^g
ngat tsuut,
^^"P ^^i'
'^"'^^
-Si'tP"] '

raun^. EE ^ chcvng taam.

 ,

VAL 69o VAI.

Valuable', '*^* 'r^' kirai^- viilue, pS.

jii'i ^ 1,1 chck
cluiuiig'; Viiliiables -j^ ^y|* ts'in,
1^ ^-J fill mat ;

tsze ts'oi,
p; W j^ ff pay full value, WVil^i^- chh^
A;«Y//' chining-^

your valuable present,

mat kiii'; p'ooi

j'^
; the real

shat /w'; value as per

value,
^
p^
'M luung
away valuable
i ; to fritter im-oice. H3 H Ji/r JlJ ;2^
opi)ortunities, j^ f /</;<' /r/rt?i fihoh lit /re'

{lit., to uourisli what is /i;a ; of equal value jsj (^

small with wliat is great), t'uung ka-, to value good-

®.si?<
/J^
1 taai
]>X
; tins
X
is
Vc"ng
a very
ne;^^;

shin
Jit
wai
^#
j»/o ;
^
health
S?
is
'i

of
valuable article, ^ ^ flfl^ more value than wealth,

Sf K S P|£ "' ^'' 'ye

m^^ * fi ^ ^ flt
^Ao /i://'ai^ chuung'' Ice^x a kin tai kirai chuung'
vaUialile servant,
^^:^ ku'oli ts'in ts'oi ; the
ch'iu t'eiig lu ; valuable articles missing are of great
goods ^ i^ Zr^ra' foh'. value J/f *^ -ft >*)
Valuation, ^^ j© /;(7o ka
^"'^' '^'^'^^ shat ke kin mat shi ko
im ffi
Valuatoi',
j^ (g ^ koo ka ka chek /» ; I bought tliis

'<•*'.
^ IM * te„g' for under half its value,

Value, j^ /;«' (of) Y[^'

^ III
2p: —^ Sigoh Snaai
chek-''tsMn, (to prize) "^ /.s',ri" mat rA//< cheng ka

^ kirai -chuung ,
(to) Y"^ chek p'eng //<7f ;?i90?i .

{^ koQ-ka ; difference in Valve, :^ S;/?, ^ koi, ^

value,
§^ ^J^
ngan "^sAh^", P^ shit moon ; ijeo-coccal

fi ngan s/i/Zc ; of no valve, ^ P^ laan moon ;.

 . ,

VAM 696 VAIS"

the valves of the heart, fat in 'm /://? ; to vanish

i]j\ -^ sum ^im ; a safety into the earth, ^^

valve,
J^ g ;2 ^ sii tunn ti

hi chi ''iin. Vanity, ^ :^'^ 7«;(5-\vaan',

Vampire, j{^|| ^g pin-ftmic, jg ^ 7i?/^' sze', jj '^^

hue fan ; the vanity of this

Van, -^ i§ sin-fuwi/j, -gy

world,

As'^'^
ilrt:

sAif//
[f ;2 /t
r/// 7«/^ fan ;
S
all
[^ ts'iii-tui^ the v;iu in
H^g^
;

is vanity,
a battle,
^J gg [J^ Va
maan sz'? liuuivj hue.
t'au chan .
Vanquish, ^ sheug^ ; to
Yanpnard, ]|ni"|^ ts'in ftaing, vanquish in battle, il^J ^
^ §^ sill li^'w, the van- •^ Va .s^«?^ (hruiig^.

guard division,

fuun/j yeng.
"jlf If ^ Vantage,
f,|]
vantage
li'
f.jj
ground,
g: ]i'

ts'in ////: ;
j^
Vandal, _%,Ji;2A '"'^'''^ %\\ ti' li'.

Siiaang /re' yan,

^^^^ Va])id, -^ ;g .s7i«^ f7i/',
yj^
Iwung \\o\\\\ Ice yan. -^M taam pok.
J[^
Vane, ^g ^^ //«<»/7-
jg^ ^
Vapour, Tii', (rising) ;|g

swim'k'i,
:^j|t;^ teng'- ^^ /n-pnung'-puung

/m/«.(7-k'i ;^ j4 ^\ (of Avater) -7]^ ^ ^shvi

tv-ng fuung chum. hi; rising vapours,

/^<7i mo noxious
^^
vapours,
Vanish, ^^ .s»^mit, ;
^|j
(disappear)
^^ ^
tsuct-

^s//c,
^ {^ \no-hiu, ^ tiuik /// : humid vapours.

^ sl^ieng huung; to vanish

suddenly, ,^, |^: Pg ^ Vapouring, |^ ^ htio-k'/ra.

 VAP 697 VAR

Vaporize^
>ffc fi ^ A«' wai 'ng '/s'o/.
H -g tsaap
'"''
^^^ jk M ''^'^3 .?/i//£ ; variegated niarl)le,

'fE ©" 5 '^'^ ^^"" ^'^^''^'•

Variablu, 's^ ^ slieungp/? ,

Variety,
Jg.
i',
[^ |^ 'm
t'uung; every \aricty of

•111 Lt'iiu' ; variable winds, goods,

/i;^/;^ s/aV;
# /iy/i'
^^ jit 4^
mat; variety
/tf f II miff. of business ^. "^ tsaap

Variance, ^ cliaanq ; at sze ; a great variety of

variance

seinifj fso/i;
with,

to
7J;g

set
^ at
dishes,

suung'
5^ ^' :^ }g
{'i'd taai^ pa.

variance, ^^j. /^fW2< luen ,

^^
Various, Mc'-yeung ,

^ I'm Vrr/f/i /-«/<'.

-^ ^ ;jrt^teng'; various

Variation, ^^ -Y-{^ 7^//i^ /"«',

^ "^
colours, shu shik,

;y; f^ '111 t'nuiii?, ;;y; >g^ ^ "^ /;;(>/;;' shik; goods

•in liop; variation of the of various kinds, ^^ Jp
magnetic needle,
UJH^f "^ /7)A-' Vi»//^ foli\ there

^ iy 'oh A'^//^ f//z«;i (•/« are various ways of doing

;^'///; oriental variation, 'fej things, |j^ 5^ ;^ -^
;^ ^///t ftwjig,
{g^ ^/m tso' faa^ fat i/at ; various

difficulties,
^ ||| M
Varicose,
Jj^ ^ cheiinf/^ naan .

taai ; a varicose vein, ^_^ Varnish, ^ y^ ming-'">au,

(lacquer) \^ ts'at ; clear

taai c/d ooi A^i"^ Vioon. varnish, j0 ^ /.s'«i ^sVn<7;

Variegated, Jj^"^ }man-shik, it has beeu varnished, ^

wa, -^ ^ kwong wa, 'i^ yup ^sV^^ ;
lustrous

^ wa ^/.'.Z,
31 ^ varnish, ^ ^ ^JC '^i^
 ,
.

VAS 698 TEU

ts'at shid; van-iished ifc Vault, (cellar) j:^ ^ ti -lo;

three times, {^ ^ ^^ the vault of heaven, :^

ts^at saam chum ;
gold ^ tivong long ;
put a

i^
varnish,
^ \^ kum ts^at;
coffin

tetti/n
into a vault, i"^

''Strong -.
a brick
native varnish,
J^ i^ vault (cov'ering a coffin),
'to ts'af.
^ -^ yrt?< fei<; the sky
Tary, ^^ ^ ]>in- dumi, is a blue vault, ^ Jh —
^^g" -^ t in iiaai ?/ai

Yase, iS§ fa-tsuim, tn^ong k'uung.

72 Zfg

jfJl
/"-"p'eno;. Vaunt, ^ -4^ /v'?ra-taai

Vassal, ^^ ^ ts'nnnj!^ yan. ^^ P /i-'i'i'rt A«?<; to

Vast, ^ ;^ shnm'-taai\
^ vaunt one's self, W ::^
^^ tono- toui; ,
^^ ^ ^maai meng (^mmg), f^
j-;v; j/i,
:f^ ^ moug inong, i^ koo meng (^meng).

vast expanse, y^ *^ hohn' Veal, -^ Y^ j^ ngau Vsrt»

niaan ; a vast mart, "cT yunk.

^j<
ocean,
/:p;?/7

-^
cl)iu ; the vast

yeung.
Vedas,^

ya^i
fP ,^^
to ku'ok
H M $1
slLcng keng.
"y^ taai
Vastly,

vastly
I^ -Jtt ''hii-ong

different,
taai'; Veer,
(/«<(?«
^^
-waan
rlmea,
veered to the
^ ^^
-/^ J|l. ;

taai i . South, [p] ]^ ooi naam;

Vat, -/r ^ taai' ^tuung ;
veerings and turnings, ^/
an oil vat, y^ :;j^^ yan -j^lj '^faan chak.

f-mmg. Vegetable, 5j^ As'r>/, (king-

Vatican
^ 3E ^ ^wong
;S dom) ^^ Vs'o-muuk,

^ tin ^chue kaau

"5" jk. ^^a«/i; '^wai ; to

cAi kuung. live on vegetable food, ^

 ;

VEG 699 V£H

^^ sbik chaai ; to beg /s't« niin ; covered with

vegetables,
jp ^ ^loh vegetation,
^ jj^ j^ yfc

chnal ; first rate vegetables, shaang Snoon V.s'o munk.

Wv *2^ V^ lo hohn chaai; Vehement, ^^ "^niaang ; vehe-

li(|iioi' left after cooking ment to fight, ^{ji

1^^
vegetables, is'oi' ^k'eung r/i/yi' vehement
^j^ ^ijf
;

I hup ; fried hash and desire, -^ >^ ts'it' ^seung.

vegetables,
/J> ^ |^ ^
Vehicle, ij;i tsoi^-ch^e.

*^s»< ^ch'-aau yniik ; to plant

j g^
Veil, (to) c^e-oo', (a)

vegetables, ^|^ ^ chuung M®# /i:(?/'-min'-s/?r/

is'oi ; a row of vegetables, a bride's red veil, ^ l|lQ

— iM ^ y"^ ^'"^^^ '*'^*

fan 7>*a ; to take the veil,

A jg
'

yup om ; to veil
nniv vou rot like old

vegetables, -^ ^ |^ "^lo
the face,

chue min
^ ^£ p0 the bride wears
''^'^"'

shoh

^^
ts''oi. ;

sliik so
vegetable

veirctables
diet, \

^ ^'^'i'
fr *S M ^ ffi
;
srtu fn taai nun Snong.
seasoned with soj, ^ yj> ! Vein, [p] ^
jfO.
ooi-hud^-

^^ tscung ^siu ts'oi ; ^Ybat I ^koon, (streak) ^^ man ;

meat and vegetables do !

veins or streaks (as in

yon eat ? 1^^ "^ ^ Uf wood), ^j^ J^ mun li;

the
"i "'"^ to force wiiter into
IS ?S PiB "^''^^

"ye suung /-sV'i 7i/. veins of a newly-killod

Vegetarian, ^ J^ ^ shik animal, f^^jC /-"^'i^ '^shiii;

veined marble, ^^^ wan

Vegetation, jif;!^ -^/'t^'^' '^/•s'rt; sliek ; a vein of ore, ,5^
dense vegetation, ^ 0|^ ^ Ictrong niak ; veins of
 . .

VEL (00 VEN

leaves,
^ ^^ ip lolc; a Vendor,
^ raaai che.

poetical vein, ^ "^ shi Venerable, ;^ ^ lo-sheng,

ts'oi.
y^ lo; Venerable Sir,
^^
Vellum, |Hl|Syf^j^|^
sal kit yeung p'i c/tL a venerable person, "]§] -^
Velocity, (relative) 4# 4'm /s?/e?i cheimy.
faai -maan . Venerate, '^ ^ ^52«f7i-

Velvet, -^ 1^- Vs/n-'yumig, chunng', "^ ^ /si<e??

^ S tt ^^A-loli-,,yuung; /i;^;?// ; to venerate the

foreign velvet,
7^ |^ spirits, i^;g|$ ^ Iceng'

yeiing yuung ; velvet char- wat, shan meng ; to

acters on scrolls, ^^ ^^ venerate the aged, ]^ 3^

ynnng tsze ; flowered velvet, ^S7«-7i lo ; to venerate

^J
Velveteen,
M ^^ ^^ ^^^''^

-^
y"""g-
ooi
heaven,
to venerate
^ ^ kmg and fear,
Pin;

[pj ;||j^ ^j^-^

tsze ynnng. Icrng wai
Venal, ^
^^ '^mani-talc, Venereal, ^ 'j'^ ch^iam-

M M' ^^ ^nvdin-tak-Ice\ ts'eng, ^ '}'^- p^ ch'mm-

^ 5pj tv/ maai-c7M«d- t3'eng-/i^\

^"o*" '''^'"'^^'-hop,

ta/c.
^ i^^n /a ''lau ; venereal
Venality, p]' ^ :5^ f^ '^^A ulcer, ^ pin' tuuk,
raaai cU pai',
^ ;^,|j ;^ §^ /'rt "^lau ch'-ong,

1^ ^V/aw li' f/u" pai'.

k.li
^^ yeung mooi
Vend, ^ maai'. y^ A-oo, '^ rh'ong ; venereal disease,

sliau .

Vendee, ||^
> c
s7ift?< Venery, ^' ^ ^nue 5-^«'A;,

maai (Vi^, ry: maai

chue. c/i/ ngai
 :

VEX 701 XKS

Venesection, ^ jfH.
/""^' Venomous, ^ tnnk, "^ -^
''""'^
069 ^T'^^^ ^^
' ^

ooi Jiuet /coon. venomous snake, -^

VenetifiiiP,
"Q* ^' ^ F'"^^'- tuuk she ; as venomous as

iH-cIi'eung ; Venetian blinds,

a snake, (said of spiteful

TK'^XITR '"""^
^paan lim,
persons), ^^ \!^ ^ she

Ico)n tuuk.
^a^ft' ip cW'eimg.

Vengeance, (to take) ^g 'I^L

venoi^B, 5M Jin. ^ n89 °°^
hiiet koon ii.

jm
geance
ch'au
(//A,
; to luivu

suck
\eii-

liis
Vent, (escape) ^ J^
tuwuj-limng;
/t»p -

lo',
jj fl
marrow), t^ 3^ |S ^^^^^^t
the vent of a cannon, )|(g|
k'i *^sui; the god of vengeance
V'aau Sigaan to give
0^ :

M $-K ^ ^s'^"''^ ?'^' «^^-

vent to Ij- anger, ^,
Vengeance is mine,
^^ faat^ no'; to give vent
^J
to

ill-feeling,
pf ig i^^
^igoli. i'o^ ch'iiut oli sum ; unable

Venial, ^^,
f-| ^ shm'-tak-
I

'

to get vent,
^^f ^^ ^
Jcicoh .
'm tak sif; to give vent to
one's tiioughts, pj^ ill> jg;
Venison, )Jg |^ huik-ynuk;
/'o' s^//^^ /'; to give vent to
Innk
dried venison,

'Mil )ll f^
]^ |^
lip i'^"^^
one's feeiings, pj^ ^ ^ll"^

ffl /'o' lo' fiurn sze.

yuuk ; liiglily flavoured \

Ventilate, jg ^ Vinmg-
venison, ^{^ '^M M^ ,
fining, ^^ /v/;//?.<7 ''*'; to

mi' nuung lunk yuuk. ventilate a room, ]^^.A

Venom, -^ tuuk. ^f<»tg /u' yup fong.
 .

YEN 702 VEN

Ventilation, MM.Z^'f' nothing venture nothing
Puimg final g he faat' '^tsze;
have, ^aa^^iij^^
the ventilation of this

is not well carried ont,

room
|^
^ ]^ mo ''iaam tso' sze

f.srt/^ sze jw^ sheng; to

venture at the risk of life,

Ml ^ '^^ kaan fong mi

^^ mo '^sze; to venture
*^jau

fining hi
shin faai^ f-uung f-au
^^
all,

to venture
tsuun' jo'oon
all for one's
;

Ventilator,
^J§|, ^i^ t'lmng, country, ^j^^:^^
S M tiu\ hnmg, ^''""^ t'uung. sinui kivok'' ka chi kujK

^ ^
Ventricle,
Venturer, Qfjl^^ mo' ''him

^ fong; the ventricles of

che,
^7 11^ ^ bang Vam
the heart, i|^>^ «?<'" li'm.
cfie.

Ventriloquism, g rm HI Venturesome, ^jJ^D^ ™^

kon'j hale wa .

^^;
'hi),i ti, 3@.tl8^ '^f^^^>i
Ventriloquist,
^ || gg ^ he is venturesome, "[g p^
/'()// ^ /ifl/i; wa ;7t^',
)^ ^ Ifi ^ K& 'l^'^^e 'm fa'
^" fuuk in che.
ngai V/M?z.
A^entore §^ (hazard)

^ 2)'tjon;
/^O/y^

I venture to
Venus, (planet) ^ j^
Kum-npng.
compare myself, ^]:[^
I venture to saj',
•s'?'

Veracity, ^^ "^lo-shat, S
y?/;

Mj'^'' ^'; fS S •^''^'

^j§
^^~^^'
W r7/a?i shat, g/^W^lif^ng
shat, j£ 1^ cheng^ chek,
wai to venture
^^n^ .v<7' ;

Verandnh, ,^ |^
to enter, ^y\ '^/^^'^ Jiip: k'e-'lau,

I venture to ask, ^^ r»u-*t'oi.

kom mun ; to run the Verb, '1^ ^ oot-tsze , ^

venture, tei" jJ^ mo ///»?; ^^ shall g-t^ze .
 VER 703 VER

Verbal, (spoken) p ^ Verbose, ^^ ehui -]n\ ,

^
verbal order,
hai/-\\{\^; a
U '"^^ m; a Verbose
iiiiii^ ue : verbal talker, ^P^ /"/< V<<r;<

aitercaLio!!,
p ^ '^hrru

rhaaiiff, ^ roj^ shit chin^; Verbosity,

^f^ /''/i wa\
verbal deceit, p -^ Verdant, ^ 'j^ fs^eng-ooi,

^ "^ sflu'-mau : verdant

//;

:^;^jgl^
a verbal noun,
oot tsze'
y^
r/i/
hill-tops, 1^ ^ As'?«'

waan; the verdant ,-pring,

ineijg tsze

timony, p-fifc hau1cming\

; verbal tes-
^^ /sVny ch^uini; the

verdant Spring of yoiitli

a verbal message, "^
ch'ueii in.
>j^ does not return, ^'^^
IS J^ ts^eng ch'uim pat
Verbally,
P fl| Hfl^ '-^i'^"
tsoi loi.
cli'nen //'; state verbally,
Verderer, ^^ shaan
^ ^^ #A^/?^ cli'-ong; to
(_L[ 'j^

/^^^Hj "C hang.

translate verbally,
^^ lura Icoon,

Veidict, J^ ?flj
ji'ai-p'GOii',
;f^tj^ cliiuik i%z% fiian yik.

Verbatim, 'rJ ^ :<!9 |5l

a verdict of manslaughter,

^- -^ ^ meng'
Z'//^' -A-2/i»'-sr?<////-t'unng, i^ on /-'?<f^'

^ chuuk-tszo. ^ 'pjj

chunk
in: a
/i:2<e

verbatim
,
^^ clmuk
rendering,
ohn : to pass one's verdict.

^^^^^^ chnnk tsze Verdigris, ^jj^ t'uung-hiuk,

chi yik. ^^ t'uung sou .

Verbena, ,|^ ^^ ]^ ma ///n Verdure, t^ i^^nuj, m

^s'fn^' bulk, ^^ ANV/?t</

Verbiage,
^^ ^A?// in. sau
 YER 704 YER
Yerge, (oa the) fJ^f^ miin^- Verily, 1^^ h^oli shat;

moon; the verge of heaven, verily dear, Pg "gf

"^
^ i!^ ^"* ngfti; on the cs/irt s^rn/, hcai^; verily

verge of,
^^ tsoung
good,
^m.^y '^s/ir/ '^ho.

kan , ^ lum; on the

Yeri table,

^^ S" sheng
If f^rc?i

shat.
shat,

verge of starvation,
^!^ Yerniicelli, /^ ^^ ^un-szo,

ngoh^

were on
^sz(",

tlio
the

verge
natives

of stn
>
.s//«'

mm .5
/r^^<'

,
,\.
y|
'finu
1;^ ^
rebeli^ion,
±^\%'^\j^ szo; vermicelli soup,
:^^
t(i muii tst'unij k'Aii
tong vc\\\\.
^[^
tsck iuen he was stiinding
Yermiliou, ® i^^ f^^ "^'^"'
^
;

on the very verge, ^i^

chnf-%,1 ^t If)' ^s^e
f^
fan Keimg; light vermilion,
W i^ Pfi ''"»*^ ''^'' ^^'^^'

© ft ".^^fi" hnniig; a
cake of vermilion, -j^
^
Yerify, f^^chrng'-\m\ ^ f/iiw teng^; mercury is used

Jg waan neii,
j^^ 'tsoh to make vermilion, 7|C ^ft
ini',
^ ,|^ tlu m\\
^
j|^ tiiif haD; verified, ^^ yuung 'i tsok ngan r/nte;

1^ Iroh km, J^ ^G^ vermilion in bars, -^ ^

chitp mak; vermilion pencil,
f/i/;/^ im'; verify a dream.

,u|DP^ im munng ,
]jj^ Yermiu, ^, ch'uung.
"^ ijmg^ im' "^liii; verify
Yernacular, ^fsC J;! P^^ V^'o?^
goods

im^
as

tsonrj.
stolen,
^ gj ,

't'o a, :;^i^ dS5 V^^n ti^

j
ti; the vernacular language.
 VER -Oh VKR

A^'ersification, >^fe ^ ;^ ^
luwspapor, TJS ife |/f ^ /so/i* shi chi Bzc',
1^ ^
^^ pdoif ti' .sa?i iiiiiu i/ii. tsok shi.

Venial, ^ rhUiini; vernal Versifier,

^^fj^ tsoli s/ii

equinox 1,21st

rh.ui'n fun.
March), ^ ''he,

die.
\^ ^^ tsoh? koh

/J»
YftrfiaLile, ^^ M /;:«» Versify,
^^^ tsok' shi, f^
('kai),
tJ- f«^
ts'oi tin',
S# yum .vA/, g{|r
.f.^ 1^
^ 3;^ is-in fa/ig, |g fS 7^0/ /.so/i: 6///.

^Yeng• ng\ Version, (a) ^[i^^- faan-

Verse, (poetry) ^: .s7//, (a) y\k-sht/e, (more than one)
'^
ig 1^
/.s//''; to

fai
compose verses,
^ 1^^
other version,
ch'imng-vik; an-
.*/i/; verses l^t^^jsj
readable backwards and sill han"" 'm t'njing: a new
forwards,

mnn <hi;
^ ^ g^
to make verses,
ooi version,

yik ke
^fS^l^
shue.
^^'^*

-j-^ g^ /noZ- sA/; a set of Vertebra?, ^»^ Asf/i;' kin/f,

verses, — ""^J f^ !/<^^ ^shau

shi; to recite or chant *p|* ^se^ lenng k/cuf;

verses, p^ f^ Avcng' shi. cervical vertebne, ^-fi »^

,- c -,>
Versed in, ffc sluuik, ||^ Z'f;?(7 /'ft'?// fsit ; dorsal

''om shilr,
,j^ ^^ Vuvng vetebr^e,
^ # # IS
taat,
^^
versed in the Classics,
tsaap shiuik:

§«
2Woi^ tsek kici/i fsit':

*^'
Inrabar
vertebrae, |^ '^jj i?<

^ ^? 3^ '^"''^ tsaap 7i:fn<7 /c^fwi tsit .

niun: versed in ancient lore, ^

Vertebral,
»B* UjJ
^sf/i;'

im.^ '"'"'* ^'^^^'' versed kf'ut fi; vertel)ral column,

sine, JI2 ;^ fAe/2^ S7<'i.

^^^ tsek^ kn-ut ch'ue.
 YER 706 TE8

Yertebrate,
^ ^ ^* 'y^'" Yeaicace,
^ ^ Vi* p'-aau.

fs'^k' k/nif; vertebrate Yery, "^ '^ shat-'^sAi'/i/., ^^

animals, 7^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^ shat-tsoi , -|- /^
^ydii tspJc^ chi k'lun shau^. shap-/"«/?,
jtf %, g;
Yertex, )^ feng; the vertex shum , ^ /"v/r//' ;|^ kek;
of a cone, ^II JS fsim do yonr very best, {lit., if

teng; the vertex of an yon cannot carve a snow-

angle,
^ jM hol^ '^tong. yoose, it may be a duck),
Yertical, (.to be) |f^ ^ TI
^^ ^Aa i tin-^teng-shuf^, jM hak kuuk pat eheng sbeung'

^ te7ig-t'in\ the vertical lui' rao'; very bad,

^^
sun, Q^^;\^^ yat tsoi^ ok luet ; vei-y many, fWi
^'m svm\ a vertical line, ^^ laun toll: he speaks
[^
very well,
tB^^M'AiJtf
lia f/^/ sill ; a vertical k'ueVco/?^ wa' laan^ ( laan)
plane, j^p^ tsiiung min ;
ho; very easy work, 4^
a vertical axis, j[£l^ cJieng

^^^i^9->
IH^ (hmg rJi.au. kaunij foo; very J£
best,

Vertically, ^ ^ XB ^^^^ F|1 ^— • maan' chuunfj mo

t'in teng,
^ _J2
tsoi' y/a/; very inferior, )|^ M
shell ng .
^^ZL ^^^(^^f- "" tai i^; very
Yertigo, ^ '^^ t'au-wun', hard ^|| 5}$ B^ ngaang'
(wun), ^ ^^ /««^' paang paany; very coarse,

fan wun^ (icua).

Yervain, (Verbena officinalis), very much like ic,
^^ ^fp|

ill ^ ]^ ^n-a j^wi Vs'o. tS HK ^ lui' "^ts'ze 'k'ue

Yesicant, :4£

^/artz^ 7r()
^^^
yeuk.
'^Z"' ko)n "^yeung; very insipid.
 VER 707 VES

the very kst,

^ ^ finest,
j^ 1^ mill' tsuet;

chuung moot,
^ ^ the very first on the list

sh'.tat

very few,
mi; reduced

itSj^^'^a'^'
to a for promotion,
f^' -^ ^
^11 chuii/i sin put ^[»o; a
sluiiik liii liii; he reads

very distinctly,
very little, ^''j^^ ^shiu
fj 19 fn 'shin ti the very best, ]"§
;

Vv ffJ ff'l ^""'^ ^^^ '^"^

leng li -li'; very tight, .^ ^^' 'teng 'ho,
^^^
'^^^'^ »inang manng, icai shat Ao: not very
WiWi
very different,
^ [ifr] JlJ
similar, P§-
^ 1^ 'm ^oA
chaang
ch'n tak
ti io\

iien;
^ f§ jj
differ very
'ts'ze;

ort
very dark,
mnng mang;
,^P^p£
very smart,
BliLd.tly, #:flflte[=( (h^a JH 4l Ve/i^ /6v"yM; a very

a 'm t'niinjj; very wrong brave man,

f^^"^ ^'^vai

'JX.M.fi^ taai' ch'a tnh naam ^fsz^; not very far,

chUi; very little, A/*
g^ ^ ^ 5S 0^ ^'"° ^'^^ ^"^"•

^sA/j( V/?/<'; very many, g^ Vesicle, ^^ paau-^fsai.

^ V/?/(9 toh\ very injnrioup,

frt/c yan ^ho Puuk ke^; very Vessel, (sacrificial^i ^^^ JflL

heavy, ^^^ i'""?* ^«<;«' /ii'-*^meng, (ship)^ sluien;

ch'uung; very cold, '^^ a foreign rigged sailing

*^laang t'it^ t-i? {Ht t'if); vessel,

^^ ^ haap
very
Jti
insolent,

sze yan; very generous,

^ Jg A paon shnen; a blood vessel,

vessel sank, and turned

ff:kBlM. '^'' taai to'

leniig ; very intimate, ^ keel up.

ch'um shuen p^uuk

'iX j55 ^1> ^
(fi'cn it; the very '^hoi.
 YES 708 VET

Vest, (a) ^<\]i» ^W-sm;»; ^ 'lo lin' chi pe^ig,

to vest with power,

:^f|| ^^ -^ shiiiik shan chi

shau' k'licn, ^^ As'sc' j

'peng.

k'uen; the power vested j

^g
Veterinary, fA'?«/7t; t.

''-^^
Veto, #ll:;2|i /•^'^'"'
in me, ^^fi^^Z,
ngoh filioJi yan r/i/ k'uen,
chi k'aeii, /|^ *^ 'm
chuun.

r/i.* k'uen; vest-id rights,

Vex iaSg

faau-'^in,
naau,

a, naan-wai,
>j^ ^
(irritate)
k'uen.

Vested estate, "^ ^ shat-ip Siaau .«?^»/, 5^ '^^ fcfl

Vestibule, ^'^ f/i'«^m t'ong. Paai) ; he vexes nio, iH^

Vestige, ^^^ 5/Jt-lian,

^ ""f^ ^ '''^^^ /i:^t'rt/i ngoh;

i^JR han-^s/Zc; not a vestige, to vox one s life out, it^

flS J^ ^ '^0 yeng /.vj7;; ^ 'loh meng'.

no vestige left, ]^^ >^ ^ Vexation, ^^ ^^ %n no',

vexation
km ne ^] lllfi
'''^^'"^ '^'^^'^5

S/J\

Vestment,
j'^'^

^^^ i
fc//;;.

funk, ;^
of mind, ^ j\][j) foo sum;
to snap the fingers in
^ i shfcung, ;ir[^^;^ ngoi'
vexation,
^^ ^^ ^ ^chl
shaam. ,
t'aan ^>rt/?.^.

Veteran, y^ ^ lo-'^shau, Vexatious, 'j^ faan; vexatious

^ ^ g] ^^-'chw-'^hoo, hiws,

/io7t
»j^
f/u'
^f ;g j^
/rtrti : vexatious
faan

ts'ong lo, "^^ ^lo /sc>»f/: government, ^- J^ hoJi

veteran soldiers,
;^ ^^J "^ cJieng^.
 B .

VI 709 VIC

Vexed, j^ P^ faiin-moon ,
Vicar, f^gi^- toi' 'li 'che,

d^gifj niiiuk sre.

im-moon, *l^ ^^ ch'an Vicar-(;eneral,

j^^^^^^
cheiDig ; a little vexed, — < ''tsiiung Jcaani niiiiik S2i^.

|p6^^ yrt^ ^/w; ?u^ fail, Vicarions,

f^^ J§ pJJ)
toi' 'li

i',
^^^ '«bue //, gy /bo\

Via, I^JC io\ $^ Jg 7:,;,^

^ pai'-peng'; secret vice,

7i;?/'oA , via San Francisco,

^^ S2e pai\ ^ nik;

$1
A;?roA
3ia
kau'
s hum
^ oj shaan.
^'^''.^ aliaiidon one's self to vice,

Vial,
/J>»^J{l:iS|: 'siu-2}on- tsaap; every kind of vice,

W-tsuiax.

^^
Viands, ngaau-cbaan ,
0/i; pai

•^^ shik mat. Vice, (a tool)

^ g^ 0:
^^
Vibrate, m-yuuJc,
^ io-' shue-*kaap .

^/j ^j'r/<^^/-tuung ,
(quiver) Vice, Mil foo ; Vice-admiral,
> c

Vibration, ^ ||^ c/ian ss:? t'ai tuu/c; Vice-president,

tuuug', ^^ iu V^««; MiiM foo

Vice-president of a Board,
'fsiiung %
the vibration of a string,

^
po''
-^P
ueu
Shi' long,

;
Vice-president of
^, ^
tuuug
the Board of Civil Ofhce,
Vibratory, ^ u|/j
p^ cA(?n'
A/" ^ shin ^/soi; Vice-
tuung ^/.
president of the Board of
Vibnrnum Odoratissimum, ^J Revenue, .^ ^^ ^^ shiu

]^^ sArta?? 00 shue'. sze t'o; Vice-president of

45
 VIC 710 VI (J

tl'.e Bdiivtl of Ceremonies, Vicinity.

^ |^ kan'-f/i'?/^',

A^ ^ Ah Khiu tsuiin// ^S^ ^^ '^i""i '^'I'l ;

villaj>-es

paali'; A' ice-president of in the vicinity, ^j$ ^

the Board of "War, A/*
^ luun hriDif/.

^ f/iiii i<zp 'niii; Vice- Vicious, ^{[^fe Inning waang,

|)residcut of the Bonrd of k'woiig niong,

•5
Punishments, A/" "oj 7^ ^:^
hok waai ; a vicious

shiu sze k'^au ; Vice- liorse,

^^ ^ Inot' Sin;
president of the Board of vicious apj)etite, -^ |^
Works, ^^^ shin shik z?'^/";
leai'n vicious

sze huunq\ Vi(v'-;i(]inii"!ilty, ways,

^^ tsaap S'm;

the vicious world, ^X ^^

^shui sze t'ai tin(k shiie; huung ch'an,
^^ [Ih ch'aii

Vice-chancellor, g|] ^ g^ shai ,

\^ ^ laan ch'an;

foo ''chfiiitig ut n ,
^y
vicious conduct, ^ ^^
^rheung ueii ;
literary Vice- Viciously, Vt!.^^ Inning olc^.

Chancellor, gjj

tsiiung sze.
^% fi00 Viciousness,
J^ ^, ^l ft
huung ok rhi seng .

Vice-Consul, Mil ^ ^- 'g"

Vicissitude, J^^ hang -pin .

foo ^leng sze hoon.

Victim, ^^ shiang, "^
Vice-Repent, Jg
jEj^ '^ ^
:fg -f^^
k'ueu toi
^^''
SW^ ^^^^"' ^^^^'

Vie; kill the victims, lf|j

shi cheng^ sze che.

^4-. ye"o slifiang; spotless

Viceroy, ^jl''^ ^tsuung -tunic,

"SlU cAi'-t^oi. victims, ^'J^ hi shaang.

Vice-versa, |^ Jjfe ffl K Victimize, '^ -^^ ^ /o??<7'-

luun lau sewig '^faan. ngau-^s/^«l^.

 ,

VIC 711 Vlh

Victor,
:f ff ^^ M'^ shf>ng* Vide, ^ hohii shi', =^
'rite.

Viotorv,
^^ ^& \v()k-.vA^v//7 Videlicet, gj] ^ /.v/7^ bai',

#
—
!^ /^/.-vArv;/, (a) ^ Vie, I^J
|i^ yeiig-//r;/-chai) ; lo /^/;<', ^4? 5t f'i^'«"^-
jj^aiti the victory, "^ .<?///; to vie with each other,

*W^ Vrt sheng^ clu'ii:.- ;;j?|^^ f;mnig cluiang.

ceklirate a victory, ^;, View, (to)
Ijf, ^ 'Nu-hui\
/sa« ^/(^/; annouiict.; a ^^ hohn'-lcin, (a)
3^
victory,
^-R;^
3
/''>' tsit ^ hwong-'hong, -gl =g^
Victoriou!>, mj^ f^ chin /re/?^ f/ii ; views (in sense
she)iff^,
f§ ^ /''/c s/ie^/; of opinions), ^^ '' /'<'*
;

to come out victorious,

yeng twoif/
^ a
a beautiful
/rt«i 'kcng\
view,

my view,
-^ -S*

.Si j^ to':
;^
victorious army,
^j^]y^^ ^C:* J'^oon g
sum, j|^>

^^ .sA^;j^ tek fhi Icicun, leung 5?///i; each has his

^^
Victoriously,
F|f /^/' f<hcHg' kirun.

K[f, A^>/; to
own
A'oZ;
views,

van hole
^A^^ kin ; a liue
return victoriously, n/l jfe view, ^ !^^ Sni ^oo«; a
%oi suen. partial view {lit, to look

at the sky through a tube)

Victuals, -^^ -^ faan'-shik,

|g faan'. ^ shik,
p ^ k'-ivai tin; each maintains
V<rr.-< leuns;; to victual a

s^iP' M /!& f^ :i^ P-'an'

bis own view,

Vau
ig. ^^
g^ Z-o/c ^<a luun';
sbnen fuh' s'lik.
renounced bis private views,
Victualler, fdt f>^ ;^ ^ ^ ^ S ^i V'^d tBuet
kimng foh shik Vie.
 . ,

YIG 712 VIL

Vigil, ^§ ^seng New ; Year's physical powers are full of

vigil, Ti^^ '^shau sui vigour, JSL^;$^B] liuei'

Vigilance, i^ gj t'ai fong; hP fong kong; of great

vigilance officer, P^^ -^ vigour, --^ ^ taai lik;

shaau ''chcwig.

f^o??^'-kin'
vigour
sn^n lik.
of mind, jj^^
^
Vigorous, ^f:-^
|g fl£ faat' ^^ong^ Jgft Vile,
II V^'«z^, ^ olc\

k'eung Bzc^ ^ ;|g ^ (mean)

a
~]\ ^ ha -tain

^yau A'aw ^'e, -^ 4^ kaai ooi,

^|g i;^
ooi,
{g
Jcaai, ^j: Q£ chong^ wong'; laam ts'aam, .^ Y%
vigorous style, v^ ^^ pi ^ 00, |J|^ lau' h(et\

nuung j/co^'; vigorous in

H^ '^'^'"w oJc^; vile

blood and breath, ».c.,

^^
language,
them
oh' in;

sound in wind and limb, drift with into vile

vigorous
sr weng wai
"^
; a babits,

tuung lau hop

1^ j^ ^ Vf given
attack, j^ oo;

lik kuung. to every vile practice, ^^

Vigorously, "^ lik; to attack ^^.^ »/7^ i^c o/;; tsaap;

vigorously, -)] -J^ lik a vile set,

H ^^ "^fA'^w

Jcuung; spreading daily lui ; a vile disposition,

more vigorously,
SI If- ^ ''^"'' p'i '"'; a

P "^ maau maan'' yat vile stench, ^ "^ "^

mau . ^f7i'«i< hang hang.
Vigour,
-fj ^ lik-leung\ Yileness,
^ ^^ 2^^ ^o; this

^'s/n^-shan; con- vileness and filth are un-

7^ }[l$

stitutional vigour,
^^ endurable, yi^ ^^ ]^
"ft taan t'in lik; the 00 ^m^ (^xi horn.
 YIL 713 VIL

ircii-)rong , and farmf?teads, j^ ^J

ymilv iim', 00 chong; raise the
§ yi^" \^ /s'«r/i

inuati village gates, (/.c, succeed at

Villa, ^ij ^^ pit shiie tho Knc Yin examination),

(^sne), yij^ pit chong.
^^f^ A;z<e heung wai;
Villag;e, '^^ j^ hmng-ts'iien^ your good, careful people

ff5'7; heuag.*\v^, (a) ^ of

those
the

who
villages,

readily
(said

assent
of

hcung fong, jjjnj* ^ /.s'«<en to everything), ^ Jg

lok, ?|^-^ ts'Hcn '^tsze; a heung ueii\
village i^ j^
elder,
^ Villager,
^\ heung yan;
cheung^ w hrung, ^^
w yj^ fellow villagers,
|^ ^
%, f5 #: :^
hcung ''yum taai^ /j?///,
^
S^
tniung
villager
heung:
who had
even
a regard
a

^ yup ho. ^1^:^ A^«/^^ for himself would not do

^lo; gone away to his such a thing, ^P ^g
village,

/ji«^
^[^fPT»
lining *ha ; a
'A'f''^

village
^ ^7S
tsze /io '^che
^^'"'»^

pat wai.
^^^9

b»l'y'
± M 'f'o ho; Villain, -^^^ Jc/cong-Jcmm ,

village

heung
gentry,

sitan; my
^ native
^^^ ^^ tuuk '5/m?^
^fp
village, -^ ^p /i;oo' hmng;
a mosquitoe's proboscis),
village

hcung
records,

7>'fl; villages
^ |g
and ^ -^ lui' ybo; villains

hamlets, ^^^^ hcung tsue ;

and traitors,
^^ /ca^n

''kivai: a good-looking
a village guide, ^^ jM!
Ac?m^ to ; a market village, villain (/lY., a gilded crab),

>|m1*^ ^s'i<m /i<(^; villages ^^ t/i'(' 7;z«?i ''haai.

 VIN 714 VIN

Villainous, M i|\ liak-siim,

gg ^fji ts'o^ peon' ; sip

^^ A;woi- /.t/rt M, (nglj) vinegar

between
(said of bickering

wife and con-

tuuk. cubine), -^ Qg shik ts^o^,

Villainy, ^ >g ^A'^nt ok"-,

PlPla ^'^^"/'' ^''*'^''' ^^^ ginger

see tiirouuli his villainy, and vinegar (/.?., have a

k'i /vw».
(-'liild),

keung
p£
ts'-fi^ ;
^ IS
if he
,jaak'

makes
Vindicate. -^ |^ '^po-oo, vinegar it is not sour

^^ V'""P^^^' (avenge) (said of an incompetent),

^Rt^ j"" -ch'au ; to vindi- fcBaPg^tso'^sV^m

cate the truth, ^ ^ Wi suen ; drop in more salt

^/r/M k'i chan ; to vindicate and vinegar {i.e., treat

a wrong,
'f^^a sAfl/? 7/e«. him more strictly), f^H^
A'indictive,
^J^^f/^ Ao' joo'
^ Ig lok a im ts'o' ;

ch'au. sediment of vinegar,

^
Vine,
^^ j^ j^\ p'o-t'ai- g^-^ /«'(/' vha ^Iszp ; aro-

shue,^
^^ p'o-t'o. matic vinegar, ^J |g
Vine-clad,
g ^^ j^ ^^f iieimy ts'o^.

k'oi^ ^i p'o t'o Bhue\

vinegar
Vinery,
^^
p*o t'o shue Snien fong.
;f|.j Jg ^
A^'inegar, @g /sv/ ;

grains, (of spiked millet), Vineyard,

uen.
^^^ p'o t'o

clear vinegar, Q Bg Vintage, l|^ f l) |( ^

paak ts^o ; dark, /.i?., red ^ gi 67^a?< /:o/i^ p'o t'o

vinegar,
^ |g Ar/^ is'o' ; kc shi.

the best vinegar,

^0 ^s'o dress in vinegar,
0^ gg Vintner,
ka ^po.
'^ ^^ ~^sau

;
 ;

Vlo 715 YIO

Viol,
-J^ ^J ^ limk ill private nglits,
3»t'
^i|i
/vri
f^
k'um. k'eung hang.
Viola, ^t MM '^'^^ •'''' Violation, ^H faan , ^ wai,

lililll. "W* pool ; the violuLiuu of

Violate, :j|I fivau', (defile) yij- ^ '^^^^

4IL S^#- f'^^>^'

^ oo-ymk, /^ J^ leng f(iat chi !>ze .

junk ; violate confidence, Violence, ^ig k'eung, (to use)

M ^ Mi •'^'/'''"»//

your mother!
\^'oh 55g 'k'eung, ^^huung
to one's
//j'; violate shai ; do violence
(coarse English, f your nature, to throw one's self

mother! an abominable and away (said of those who

filthy expression that is have ability, but who are

moftt frequently used,

often embellished
and
with
'i^zy),

po
@
tsze
^@^
/li ;
resort
tsze'

to

additions and variations violence, ^^^ tuung'

'^Jj
of a revolting crudeness) ts^o ; to take by violence,

ji f* 5S
ma to
M '^'" '"i

violate an agree-
«'
5S ]^
rob
k'eung
witli violence,
^ts-iie ;
to

;
^^ j^l]

^ ^^
ment, 2JOoi yeuk ;
k'eung /a;>'; to beg with
to violate the law of violence,
^^^ ^ k'eung

^^
nations,
:^[Jj
faan hat.

^ -^ ^
Icuung faai\ Violent, JJ^^li 'maang-lit,

•^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^' maan /;wyyt' ^•'''^'

P^^ (*-^-»
kvung fiutt to violate a owl-like conduct) ^i^
;
^g
woman, ^^ »^ k'eung
yum, ^^«^ k"eung tuet vhevng ; vuilcnt poison,

^
«1. k'eung /i;af//i ; to ^^ shum tuuk; violent

violate the sanctity of temper, g <|4 Snaang

 .

YIR 716 VIR

seng ; to meet a violent fining nue, (bought as

end, ^^ pi' shaat\
shaat
^ a concubine)
|^ ^
^^ ts'aan ; a ih'-iie ts'-ip* ; the Taoist
violent fire, ^l| lit and Buddhist Blessed Vir-
*J^
'/oh. gin, (the Goddess of

Violently,

maang ;
^^ k'eung,

act violently, |fi

|j^
Ijm
Mercy),
koon yum
t| ^ ^^
p'o saa^-^
|i
virgin

^ r//i rheioif/.
^^
^°*'' *^'^ yeuDg,
Violet, :^ fI M V.s.~^-loh-
^ Ji) N^yi t'in ; virgin
laan, ® ^^ kan-ts^oi , ^
chastity, '^ rAm^
^^ ^/-^^^ ^''"^
^ fi kit\

^
Virility, jjj^ uen-shan ;

Violin,
gg ?5 1^ ^ .^2.^-
loss of virility, [J^
jQ
in-ngok-A/
Virtual, p]' ]|^ AoA nang,
Violinist, ^la^^^ t'aaii in
k'uen
'1^ ^^. ^^^ ;

Violoncello, ^ ^g
virtual heat, ^ "/t it

'Cello,
lik ; virtual velocity, "^
taai in.
Wj ^^ ^^^"« *^"""g'

^^
Viper, tuuk-shc, 'g^ fAi lik.

S
^^ faan'-8lii-t'aii. Virtually, cAi/n, ^ shat.

^^
^•r^go? o/£'-*p'ob,
Virtue, ^i§\ak, ^^ ^g
^ '^ ^ ^ ^'" raaan
shuuk ^f//;; ; examples of
virtue,

tsuung
^ reputation
1^^ fong
; of
ying lit Z;e nue.
virtue,
^^ fong meng ;

Virgin,
^ ;^ t'uung-Snie, the virtue of the medicine

^ ch'-iie- wxxQ, "^^ is efficacious, ^|| H[t ^

 R

VI 717 YIR

^ yeuk lik huung liaau ; Virtuoso, ^* j^ t^J ^ 0*

lost her virtue, -^ ^

and
mi shuut chr,
j^f
"i"
^^
shat ahan ;
virtue Ao /foo ka.

wickedness are bfird to Virtuous, ^iM /a/:, ife shin',

distinguish,
^ ^ 1^^" ^ leung, Jl^ ^^ r/<m^
leung ^rtflji naan fun /i;e;«^ ; a virtuous man,
—
;

constant virtue, • i^ ^^ shin' yan ; virtuous

ya^ /aA; ; the three virtues acts, ^M ^ tak hang,

(probity, strong govern- ^^ shin' hang ; honour
ment, mild government), and esteem the virtuous,

^ -^^ saam talc ; incite ^ 'm'^^ ^^ tsuen kivai

yau virtuous women

to virtue, ^|^ tok ink ;
^rt/j ;

virtue and vice (Jit, lustre 1^ ^ ^*^'''^* ^'it7<n ;

the

and flaw), ^ J^ 2E1

ue ha ;
virtuous,
^fg:^:?^
esteem
to'

the
peace and virtue, ^. ifaA; cAt j^wot ;

virtuous, -jp^ ^^^ sheung

uen'; sincere virtue, ^^ to/;; ; a virtuous disposition,

— . fiilc //at ; virtue is the ;gi|^> leung s«<m, g '[^

leung S6?*^', /a^
foundation of happiness, f^^ f4
fi © SI s f"^' ^^ai

fuuk ki ; the path of Virtuously, ^^ taA', ^ shin';

virtue, ^%:^^^au virtuously careful. ;^ ^^

tak clii lo ; eulogy on a I
shuuk shan'; they sought

person's virtue, g^ 'y^ to act virtuously, and they

\

loi mnn ; the five constant did SO; what was there for

virtues, ^*^ ng sheung. them to repine about ?

}^
 ;

VIS 718 YIS

Viscid,

viscid
^ juices
{J0v|

of
kaau ti

k'au van i t<i/c jaii yau plants,

^ it 'yni chvjK

Virulent,
^^ ^ slinm-tiiuk, Viscount,
rank or
-^
title
fszp

of Viscount
; the

i^ 7^ ^'^"^'^ ^^'"^^
'
''^

virulent disease, ^ 3^ (the 4th rank of hereditary

nobility),
^ g' 'tsze
kifp cheng ; a virulent
tseuk .

^^
poison, ok' tuuk,
Viscountess, -^ "^ -^ K
^^ sluini tuuk.
fsze tseuk foo yan.
^
Virus, ;|;j^ tuuk /can ;

Visible,
^^^ 'yau-yeng-
the virus of small pox,

^^ ^ tau' tuuk.
shik ; visible to all,
^
@ ^^ chming^ muuk
^ ^
Visage, muuk min' ;

min
^^
a sour visage, Tbo
Visibly,
^^ |J{t meng in,
.

Viscera, Jj^ tsong', y^c; ;

IS ^ "^Ai/i in.

^i^p
Vision, (faculty) |g "g-
the five viscera (heart,

liver, stomach, lungs, and

ngaan-Zcor)/?, (a) S'j^ i'-

kidneys), i ij^ 'ng I

tseung ;

ngaan
dim
muung,
vision,

tsong ; the six hollo\# •> >

viscera (stomach, intestines

man mau .

large and small, gall- Visionary, vung -

bladder,

and the
urinary
three
bladder,

imaginary
c
senng,
muung
^ mi chi sze' ;

passages called ^ tsiu) visionary schemes, {lit.,

^^ luuk 'foo. dredge up the moon from

 VIS 719 VIS

the bottotn of tin- water), /YWi iiin; rttuiii u visit,

* m w- M ''""' ''«'
fej ^ ooi i>aai\
jg ^
lau net. waan //^/(U : (u wife) visit-

^^
Visit, t'aain-hin, ing hu- pareiiLs, ^' |g^
^ tr ^"^^'
)|® ^''^".^" ''ai, .sr/j^ is'- an ; decline a
visit, }^ .;^ to' Artc^/c',

/sart/(. A'//? ; to visit with ^^^ '^toaij ka'^; a bride's

A;m
present,

; only
^^ came to
f^t

visit
tirst visit

P^ ooi
to her
moon
parents,

; visit
[eJ
him,^
pg # ig B| pj; and make friends, ^ "^
mun ban 'ha k'ue cAr^ 2)aai ooi .

visit a superior, ^^ it Visiting-card, i^ jj^ meug-

kin ; visit a friend,
^^
paai it ,
^^ ^ l^ara Visitor, K ^1 ysLii-haak ,

yau, ^^ paai' haak ,

(a lady)
^^ t'ong-

^^ ^ ^'^'^'"'
P'^''^"^ ''haak ; attention paid to
'yan
kivong kong
;
your visit, jf^ [^ a visitor,
^ ^^ /ta«A;'

,
~J^ j^ ha' ^'o'; detain a visitor, -gjj^

A-rt??<7 ;
your visit to my ig, /<// //«a/i; ; visitors'

humble dwelling, -^ ^ registry (in a Yamun),

^ -^ ku'ong luni mau gE M ^^' ^^"^5 ^°
.s'A^ ; oflRcially visit a place, receive visitors, ^ ^^
ig.^ leuk ti'; I shall be in pun ; announce a
delighted with your visit, visitor, ^^ 3^ po^ it^, i^f

# ^ ^ 3£ ^^"g' inat ^& j^ ^ta wan ^paan ;

luun ynuk ; a ceremonial a visitors' room, g^ -^

visit, 1^ -^ paax oo\; i/ .sAc ; decline a visitor,

u new-year's visit, ^ dEE ^ tse haak ; receive

 .

VIT 720 VIT

and see a visitor, -^ >^ Vitals, '^ P^ meng'-moon ;

ooi liaak ; feast and to attack the. vitals, "J^

entertani visitors, Ax\t W ^ f^ Jamng meng'
^ igr m 001 jjj/n Afl'a/i:
; moon.
the visitor tips the 'boy', Vitiate,
^^^ cheng-\va.a,i ;

hoh yan ^fr«/i;^ ^sheung toi

to vitiate the taste,
^ ^^
paai mi ; vitiated manners,
ZjoA 8ze ^sa/.

Vital,
14^ Icivaan- ^ j§, ts'e tsuuk,
^J JU,
sejig -meng ,
m t'ui fining ; a vitiated

kwaan. doctrine, ^^ ts'e Icaau .

Vitality,
yQ ^ uon hi , Vitreous, ^ J[fj |j|^
jwA li

3fg jji$ f-^f'iig shan,

^ ti ; the vitreous humour,
^ chi' li ; the source of
~i^-^y}C taai fong s/im";
vitality, ^ -|^ hi^ Sno ;
vitreous substance, ^ J^
the seat of vitality, -^
P^ meng' moon the i^ ^w/i li mat.

^^^^
;

vitality of heaven as Vitrify, pin

located in the sun, 3^ ^ sheng M li,

-ft: @ gj
jjjjft ^'t/i chi shan ; the J^ fa wai jt^fjA li.

vitality of man as located Vitriol, (blue) |§^ /!artm-

in the eye,
A ^ SW faan

sight
:

by
to destroy the eye-

vitriol or other
yan chi shan ; the vitality

of the soul, ^ ^ wan acid,

""ngaan
]^]"JB^
green
ip'

vitriol,
maang
hi . ;
^

Vitally, r^t ^ lunk faan.

c
Jean ill Vituperate, q"^ b ma
 ;

VIX 721 voc

Vituperative,

chank ma'
^ i| P^
vitiiptTitive
Vocalist, ^ P^ ^ /.v^j/n^

// ; ch^eung chr.

language, -g-
^ j^ ^ Vocalize,
#
-gg ffi 's^<«*

li ma chi 'ue. ch^Hut gum.

Ja P ^
Vivacious )
,^ ,_ , Vocally, 'i 'Aau

a vivacious temperament, I Vocation, ^. ^^ sze'-ip.

Vociferate,
I
pg (^ huen-iva,
se;/y ; vivid colours,
^ Pg Pj,* ts'o-'f-/i-ar;«.
^ fe'o?' s/aA; ; vivid Vociferation, ^^ r^'a ^5*0'.

green, |^ ^ s»Vi luuk ;

Vogue, fff ^ 'shi-Voon;
vivid blue,

laam.
^^ Vam it is not in vogue here,

Vivify, -^ ^ '^shai cot 'm A^^/i^ 'k'ue; to be in

vivify a corpse by magic, vogue, /'uw?^ hang,
^g fl
P*^ shi kaai.
'n'Q$I^ hop shi sheung\
Vivisection, ^ ^jj shaang Voice, ^ sheng, ^L ^
koht^ |gr glj cot hohL sheng-hi^; lost his voice,

Viviparous, ^ ^ ^*o«- ^ P^ « hau ; cracked

shang.
Vixen, '°^'
voice, :9T
ch^aak sheng
^S angry voice,
ch'aalc

^jaJ^MtK 00 ^i ;

E *i
ok uue.
^^^' ^foo,
^ :^ ^ ^ the
5ft^»//

liturgy
/:««

in a
; recite

clear

^
Vocable,
rrrrr C
in, ^ g9KJj|i$l
tsze'. voice, 'long

PB ue. long tsuuug kcng ; pro-

Vocabulary, yj>
tsze lui (lui ).
^^ p
siu claim
liau suen
by voice,

shouts at
*^
the
;

Vocal, p ^ hau-yum. top of his voice,

^^
 . .

vol •>•>
VOL

H^JtM- Ico HJimg taai Uu ; Volatilize, ^^^ fa

the voice, of the people is sheng ///',
-^1^^ Icng'

the voice of ,<:o(l,

^ j|*> .sf7 /it

lil-i ^ 'll^ '""" ''"""^ ^'^"''^ Volcano, 4^ j_[j

fdlc-sMdn ;

a mild volcano. {J;j iJ^''^

j[)@
/'//« shi tsze. iigoh »f^ f7i'2«<^ nai he ^foh
[Jj
imiii shi ; a goose-like shaan.
voice (/>., a deep voice), Volition,
13^ r/i/?^'
/^:^
I .
iC-nei^ i
^
/ww .v//f/?7 ; a voice like

a bull,
loom sheiig
^ py*
; 1
)^
li.ive
iii^^au

no
rhiiinifj

fo7ig fire
s/'u

a
t.s'ei/nt/

volley,
ts'ai

"J^
—
;

voice ill the matter, p^ fitB 'i^fl Z""'^^'

.'/^'^ ^"^"^

'm kwaan sJcip' a volley of laughter,

Wi^^^^ //'rtfl-// :

II '
.li ; imitate \wy voice, — ^ ~h^ y-^^ ch'eung

SS ft ^ P p '^-« taai^ sla; a volley of

siiiic i)t>"oli ////// /;o/?(7.

^ ^ P^ 5^
applause,
Void, ^ huung : void of ts'ai s/wn^' ^0^/ ^^s'oj ; a
sense, ^ "^ K mo i' volley — i^ of abuse, •

52^': void of reason, ^ -4^ S yat ch'eung taai

^ mo li ; void of truth, ma
Volt,
^ JJj ;f| S ^-^^^

proc>t,

p'aiig kn
^ .
>.^ |§ mo tuung' lik ki.

Volubility, yg p^ yau '^S2«,

Voatile,
-f^ ^ lUc
'^«'-^-

^ ;^ nga lik,
jt ^
waat shit.
i' ?n''? ; a volar ik' Iminour,
Voluble, ylJ yau-'/5U».
1^
 •

VOL 723 VOM

Yolnmc, ^JC V""> 'nP P"''

Volunteers, ^ ^JJ;;
mnn-
[0 -^ "^lian taui'; Llie chong ,
^^£c x^-ppng, (to

volmuc uf uiatler, l^j/j

^ raise rt'bi.l-j ;^ -^ Vn'-i\

^ A/* mat rlti ioh '^ahiu ;

a volume oi smoke, — _^ ^' mun /^y/.(7 ;

volunteer to take the lead,

11"^ cliau^ in a
I^ '}M ,

^1'f'_a
volume, — 2lS ^ l/^^^
Voluptuary,^
ku

'^
^fun

^jj ^-
vuung.

^
^poon shuo ; a work or
/i:o-leung- As^e-tai'^.

set of volumes, — ^; ^*
•
{

Voluptuous, *^^ yiini im'.

—
j

jjat t-(? shur, Voniit, 'a//,

^'P fly I
p|g pt tli 5fe
f/at po shue. /y cW-uut l<»i ; vomit and

Voluminous, -^ taai , ^ spit out,

to vomit
P^
blood,
ftj^
"^^^ ^'(J'';

'(^^^ taai'; []^ JJJL

fl^ ~/c A^'^^'
V«/ Ai^ei;', /»' /'''^'/';
it]: Jlil
this is ci voluminous, work,
do yon vomii ':
j^ ^^
'"^ V:i" '<'"
tJt It B/6
""mo ??/ ; to vomit and
toh. PU''.?e»
P^ *^ '^'" *^'-

Voluntarily, "^i|^\ Jcom-sum. Vomitory, ^ Ug ug^ c/u'

Voluntary, 'ImJ^ Ls'eng-uen', cm ti ; to take a vomitory

t8*eng-Heu^-/;:t : a voluntary medicine, "^ [][§ ^ shik

engagement, -^ i|^> ^± |^ ^au yeuk.

Icom si/m kit ijeiik ;

Voracious, -/^ ^y^ taai -shik,

volunbiry contributions, taai -shik-^T ,

t^aam-

*|^ il^> ^^ uet s?/w ^i^ wai -sbik,

UHm L*ai, iM M lok t'ai.

P §M ^^ "* ts'aan.
 . , .

VOT 724 VOY

Voraciously, -^ pjj^ ^ taai Vouchsafe, ^^ ^ yr/n

taam tHm. chuwi,

^^ ^^ '^chuiiii

Voracity, -^ -^ Paam shik.

Vortex,
shui-swn
1^ ^J^C J\]l^ suen- ^'0^'
ilF U
shai''-uen
'^we-uen',

fulfil
^ a
jp^ ;

Votary, ^f ff fS ^ ^'«' vow,

^ vow
JH waau uen';
k'i

m^ ^
^
'fo 'che, 1^ ;\^^ under a of chastity,

sheng sjoh fuung ^5^ ji ^ V^aw t'uung

Shan j^ :t J$ ^
'die, fA«;?^ ; take the vow (as

D^ mau
"^s/ic s^«n
J^
lie ^i. monk or nun), ^ 5|^
Vote for, V^we jp :^ shau kaai
uen - kite ; to vote for Vowel,
@ # ;S ^ tsze'

him, ^ j^t0^ ^^wen kue yum chi tsze\

^k'ue ; to vote against Voyage, -^^ 'shui-\o\

^^
him, fe =g :^ ^ ig ^^ s/iz«'-ch'eng; to

^
start

t'au meng fat po Mc'ue ;

on a voyage, ^ hoi

a Avritten vote, :^ r::^ shuen p^ ^ hoi shan;

_^ 1§. t'au mens' cA/ to proceed on the voyage,

*art7i,

^kue chi ch'au to put to

^ ^
pleasant voyage,
hang shuen;

)l]^^ jfy
the vote,
t'au meng
-^
k'net
^ ]^ ^ sze a
^^ ghuun'
sinmg^; during the voyage,
fuung seung

vote thanks, "^

of ||| tT)^S F^ ^^'^og shuen chi
tse in.
kaan; to make a voyage to,
Voter, j^^^ ^snen Vi «/e

'c7<e,

cAe.
^^^ t'au men
^jlg'.i.
Voyager, ff
taap shuen hue

^^ hang
•

Voucher, ^^
>u/
p'ang-/i:2«e shuen V/tf.
 YUL 725 WAD
Vulgar, ^ tsuuk. (low) fjf |
Vulgate, |^ ^ ^ ^bng.
dt sLi- txrng,
^ ^|^ j
liiap ^7?y iniiii shomi
ooi V''\
Tfj*^ 'elii tsiuik, |
Vtiliierablo,
^ f^ P^^ Ik a'

iR ^ 'r^i j'oox\
^ |Jg
I
/^/c //,
Pl-^^flS^ ^A'^A

7''i lan\ 2^ 'sT ,A^rai' ! shoimg hoi' //.

slieung; vulgar expressions, i Vuliierarj', ^-/feUMj » .sAf//n^

^^~^ li in; vulgar accent, /i; vulnerary herbs, -^

^ [^ .s/i/'/^^ Vf; vulgar '^ ^^ » sheung eld
and superficial,

vulgar
^ ^ things
ts'O

Vulpine, oo
/s'm sim^; 3(jU Jg HgJ li ^/^

do not satisfy the eye, 'j^ Vulture, §^ c/<m.

^ ^ '^ §
pat \ie' nuiuk; vulgar talk,
tsuuk mat Vulva, (of animals),
p'un 00
^ J^
w
.

5tB. 1^ ^^'° "^"'"'^

^ vulgar
person,
g|5^ y* foo,
j^L
Wabble, ^^ __.
^chue)i'

•dU faan /b^?; a vulgar iak-sining.

name,
vulgar Baying,
i^:^ tsuuk meng;
tsuuk
Wad, j/C ^S '/''^^
J'^'^^

f&^-
ue.

Vulgarism, ts'o tsuuk^ Wadded, ^f.ifj^

min-naap.
Tf'^-f^^

ffi -^ i: ^ ^^''^ tsuuk

Wadding,
fa ])Hn .
j^ :^ }^ min
chi *^ue.
Waddle,
Vulgarity, _^ ^ jj/, tsin',
?^<^'ha-^^<^'ha
Hj!^ rrp

^ J^
qft p];

T ^2i{fc^ a^
1^^^' 1^"'
^leuDg-jotn-chaap; he wad-
;fji;

'jo*t tsin .
dles like a duck, "j^
^^^
Vulgarize, ® ^ -^ ffl M ^ f®kom^ '^'"^ ""^'

sAflt wai ts''o tsuuk. S/ii t'ai hang.

46
 WAG 726 WAG
Wade,
wade
-^
across
^ Tcaang -^shui;

the stream,
Wager,
a wager,
^^ {lit.,
Vo-^5'oi

shake
; lose

the

corner of the mat), ^^]^

kivoh' boh; to wade through ^ yeung tsek kok ; to

an affair, ^_ '^ ^ ^li wager a dinner, 0^gg

ship chi. to ttiung fan.

Wader, '/^ sAi);' che,

j
Wages, 32 ^ kmmg-'^'t^'-my
7 c

T ^^ /i;2/!/;j^-*ngan, A^
Wafer, ^{^ )x 'foh-ts^at-
X yan-hn/ng,
^^
fin, ^^-^
sliaii
^a<»(7 GO,

V^'W^'j
1^ s«n /i;i/m,

fuung'; advance wages,

^ ^^ ^ san

^ oAn ka; deduct from

Waffles, 5)^ fif
7caa])^-^peng. one's wages, :;j^ X®
Waffle-irons,
3^/f^ l# ^fe k^au^ kuvng ^'ngan; to pay
/on^' /wa/c' V^''^' ^^"P » wages, ^X^ ^^'^ killing

ij^'I^S^ hohn ^^en^' hi . iigan^

tti AX ''^'^^^

Waft, ii;^ 7^'m-lau. van kvung, Hj ^ ch^uut

Wag, (a) ^ffi A '^«- ngan; how much wages do

—
ts^ue^-yau, (to) you get a month ? • 'jQ
iu; to wag the tail,

Jg| ^P^^^ mi; to wag

?/«i /c<?A uet if/^ "^A;* foA
the tongue
^^ tiu' shit;
killing ngan n»?
to wag
iu t'au.
^^ the head,
Waggish, ® g fe'we'

Wage, ^ ^^ '/o, seww^

ktvaca, 'M.^t^ hi oon

*^, ^ fong^', to wage war,

S^J ~^ ^ tuung^ A;oAn Waggishness, •^ 3^ siu

oon .
 WAX 727 WAT

Waggle, =^^ tiu*-tiu'- "Wain, )S ;g $ wun' M*

fcng ; \vai:<:If3 ;il»ont like a fAV; Charles Wain, i([,:^
fis^'' — # 1i ®! li y«^ pak ^tau.

fill lie /.-"/// ^j'afii. Wainscot,

JS 3^^ ^ '"^^

"Waggon, ^ JJ ^ tsoi'- ts'enng fa 3^

^jnta/t,
^
foh -ch'e, -/^ ^ taai^ kite. i^ k^oi ts'enng 'jiaan,
"Waggoner, ^;^ ch^e foo. ^^WL niuuk ^paan.
WaL'tail, ^ Waist, ^^ /m; waist belt,
SS ^1 lin ts'in, in p'eng (V'eng),

t^f/c leng. ill tani ; waist warrant,

TVaif, ^^4^ shap mat, ^ j{$ J«

string of cash
p'aai;

ronnd
tied a
his

i^'tw

mo
Ittu

Z:^
'che,

^•^<'.
M^^ ^aist,
HH— II
ch'in gat fun; a waist bag,
iu

j|^4^ ch'in toi ; a slender

Aaaw' /tin/I:. \^ p^ lU waist, gg ^^ w/ sfl/\ ;^

leung',
KKffi5? ^» oi ^ Ian /?/; the waist of

Pimng^ hunk, ^^ /m' ^ 1^

a ship. shuen /m,

^S5f,
^^
incessant wailing,
i'/w^

t^
song; ^ 2: nP
chuung po\
»!' shnen rA,'

j^k
kill t'o;

stamping and wailing,

beat the breast
^^
Waistband, foo t'au.

J^
Mi 9? v± ^^'^-^^ V^'^m^ Waistcoat. ^ i'^ pooP-swn.
A ?«//' ijup\ general wailing, Wait, ^>g| V</;.^-hau',
^
~|\ ^(///^-''"ha'; wait! ^£
^hau ngo ngo, ngo; fr|\ P^ ^/<7«^ ha <rAa;

wail for the dead,

^^ wait and it shall be so,

^ Pl^ B^ '^^"'^ '^^a '"^^'j

 .

WAI 728 WAK

wait some time, -^ ^ tsze ooi i/ii»7; wait; for

hit^ chne'; wait upon,

^^ death -^^ tsze ''sze; let

^ fining' sze ; wait a it all wait, — • •^ ya^

little,
^nl^B^ I'fu^-g ^iia tsze ; a man may have
cite ; wait to till vacancies, instruments of husbandry,

.|S| ^^ ban' ]iO', I wait but that is not like waiting

fur you, >g| ^ hau' ha; for the farming seasons,

I shall wait for you to

arrange the guests, -f^^ sui yau tsze ki 'pat ue toi

hau' tsue ; will till next shi; to wait for a favour-

year when the melons able wind, ^)|[|^ hau*

come in season, jfJ^S^JI^ shuuu finmg; to lay wait

^i^ hca k'i i toi ; wait a for, ;^ -j^ niaai fuuk; to

minute, ^ -^ ^mo tsze ;
to lie in wait, fl^ W^ om
wait

^tang noi
a V)it,
^ jj^ PgJ
wait for the
fuuk.

"Wait on, (serve) fuuk-

ti;
^Ji^
tnrn of the tide, ^ -Jj^
sze

^shau ^shui: must wait a Waiter, sze -'~tsai,

^fj- ^

while, ^^ ^ B$ *''^ *'°^'

^^ ^tsau '^po.

shi; waited a long time, ^£ Waiting-maid, (a bride's)

;J^ 3^ 1^
^fang tak ''hue ^ -M^ kSvun keidc' mooi.

'kau; Avait till he comes, Waive, ^f^ yau-to/c; waive

off,
:^^ 4F* S ^"^^^^ '^''''^^

wait for him, ^- |f|\

jg ''keng.

^'e?i^' ^ha ^k*ue; wait till Wake, ^§ '^smg, (from sleep)

next moon, '^~|>^ tsze fun ^seng.

g ^
ha- uet; wait for an an- ' "^Ai, ^ SB shuP
swer, JUL -^ [bJ # lup sm^; waking or sleeping.
 . .

WAL 729 WAL

in^n^
ng
wakes up
mi ; everything walk on the hills, -^
kwaang
^
in Spring, ^& te/?^ ko, 3^ff|^|JL|

II 4^ W 4
^ maan ^^^'""« ^ha shaan; walk through
Pill mat /caa/ shaang. burning charcoal, 5§ ^j^
Wakeful. ^ ^5f»^, ^ ng', j^ to ooi taan^; learning

'^
j'Jrt^
^
shui
/^^'^ mi', ^^ ® to run before one learns to

Waken, ff^ ^ta-^seng, B^ rai hok hang sin hok

^^ kiii^-^seng. ''p^aaii; to walk ahead, "||w

Walk, (to)
fx hang, if^Jg ^^ ts'in hang, -^^ sin

hang-lo ,
(take a) -^t* 3^ hang; to walk past or by,
A?<e -ticaang ,
(path) yU ^^ j|^ ke/u/ kivo/i'; to

^ Sm-lo'; stop walking, walk up, Jh Sheung; to

^ -^ chue po ;
now walk lame,
^^ jtja»

walking now looking about, hang; to walk across, j^

tf irF ig IT^ hang ^ha ^^ waang kiroh ; to walk
mong *^ha; walk in pro- iii'
^A liang yup; to

cession, ^^^ hang heiing; walk out, "^ jj^l

hang
walk backwards, ^f ch^iiut; shady walks,
^j^ [g
k'-euk hang; fatigued by ^ l/i'm lo\
walking,
^ pg /:e?/A;' Walker, ^^ ^* yau chCy

kooi ; I will walk about ^f^ hang Vie; a street

there,^0ft'

shaau kwoli
M IB S ^ koh taat kaai sheung ke ch^eung
teng"*; walk this way, "jjff
^foo, ^^]^ ch^eung ki

^^ "tr ^'^ ^'^ *^"'^

hang; have a little walk,
Wall, )|^ ts'enng ^^pek,
i|)g)|^/'2n<A;-ts'eung; a wall
(a)

-jT^^ V(^ /coA chuen; opposite temples or offices,

 WAL 730 WAL
02 J^ chiu^ velc; knock cAu?<^ sheng; mount the

the head against a wall, walls, .^ ^ /rtn/; p'e;

}^ IS
maai ts'eung;
^ Jtf
to
'^'^»»

plaster a
t'au guard
SZfflu p'i; a
the walls, ^S* JSL
family owning

wall,
^ {f@
/(?0i ts'eung; but four empty walls,
^^
rub it against the v/all, ij^ "^PS^ /£« t'o sze p^ek;

^ )^ ^^* "^''^^^ ts'eung; paste up on the wall ^^,

boards
walls,
for making adobe ^ tIS
ts'eung sheung
_h ^''^^' *^s<^^'

lay a wall,
3JI5 ||§ /K ^''^^P ;

ts'eung ''j)aan; raise a :^5|^ ts^ar' ts'eung; a wall

wall,
^ }[§ lam' ts'eung;
g®
of unburned bricks,
nai ts'eung; a brick
^Ij^
wall,
parapet of a wall, [f f:

^p'ai 'ngai; the Great AYall, J^ tI^ <:/«<(?n ts'eung; the

^ maan ^li end wall of a house, |J[_J

ch'eung sheng; tutelary ^ shaan tseung,

^^
deity of walled towns, j^ 3^ kiim tsze ts'eung;

^ sheng wong; inner and a carved and painted

and outer walls,

^^ ^all,

make
^ j^ tin ts'eung;

sheng kic'ok ; on the city walls of concrete,

walls,
^ J^ sheng ^ ^m ^^'^'^'"i7
ts'eung;

shcung', ^ ij sheng one wall for several houses

(back to back), — -(^ig
Vfn^; base of a city wall,

^fi ^ sheng ^i; lower jll^

yat t'iu ts'eung ^?wA ;

portion of a city wall, ^^ Remember that walls have

;|>^ sheng Jean; tower over ears, 0^pig;^:^

a gate in a city wall, "^^ sui chi kaak ts'eung ""yau

^& sheng lau {^lau); to S; at bay, back to the

build a walls, ^^ ^^ wall (lit., no way in front,

 WAN 731 WAN
pursuing soldiers behind), ghost, '^ ^ ^ s^^i?'

inu hui'^ "^jau

/s'e/?/7 Vc/rrt/,

wan; know not where he

^ z^ yau
ts'iii \o liiiu

chid jicng. has wandered to, pS. 4^

Wallet,
^ ^^ 77artz< fuuk,
Aue"* j!;«i 6-A'«e wandering
;

Wallow, ^ /(WJ, j^ ^ herdsmen, i.e., nomad

chin-'' chum,

in the mud) [>Sv^ aam-

(like a beast tribes,

Chief and
^^ Assistant
yau muuk;
Su-
paan (paam ), (in the water) perintendent of wandering

[^ 7JC fiam-'^shui. tribes,

^^i£^\ yau
Walnut, ;^ ;g^ hop-t'o. muuk cheng^ wai^, ^^ itj^

Walrus, y^ ,^ "^^oi '^ma. p(jSd* yau muuk/bo' ?rai';

Wampee, ^J^ wong-*p'i. to wander astray, j?^

Wan, QQ j:-|Jj^
paak-paak- ^ mai lo ; wandering
ti thoughts,
^ ^g^ yau sze'-

Wand, }|$ ^^ chi-pm- wandering people, ^^ ^^

kohn; magic wand, ^jk^ yau mun; wandering talk,
sek* cheung', )j^ jj^ shin ngaam wa
cheung\ wandering freebooters, yn
Wander,
cAa2<-yau,
>2)ft|ft
(miss
lau-li,

the
MJffi
way)
^^ ^ ^^
lau ts'aak, lau

M -^ ^
your mind
tong'-sAf/Mo^
is wandering
Wane,
the
;^
moon)^^
^ shiii, /hi, (of
uet. k'vef',

over the twenty four points waxing and waning-, ^t

~". wanmg
of the compass, -^ i\j\ J^ yeng huet ; the

-|-
^ fn] "i *''^"^ i shap of the moon,
^^ net
sse heiniff^; a wandering k'uet ,
^ ^ net fai; the
 WAN 732 WAN
moon having been full ^tang ^kan yuung'; do as
wanes again, ^JSgM'JM you want, {i^g yam'
^ net *^moon tsak k'tvai

Want, g iu, (defect)

^^ ni; when the '

fare \ is

k^iiet -fat, (destitution )

^g dainty, who wants to lay

jJL k'uung-/a, :%!)^ wn^ down his chopsticks ?

^^
rtj ;
jnst as I wanted it,

Jj^^S clirnf/ ill ; in want -^ ^0 ya«/i;^ U kwoh

of food, ^ ^ fat shik; tsze shui A^»_f fong^ faai

I say ! You are wanted, Isze; to be wanting in

^^ 04- C^ liwoi A'i?( ?a ;

respect to others, -^ ^M
dust wanted, }\XMMVi ^ shat *^lai yan; to see

shall maai on nai; I don't wliat is right and not do

want it,
Pg^ilail95l
'•" it, is want of courage, S^
<?»' ^oA ti; you want too
much, t3^
•ot te/c /oA;
S*
I
^^ can guess
'"i i"*

what
2mt wai
you
mo ynung
do not
ya;

want
what you want, ^^P}l done to yourself do not

j^ Sigoh 'p-ai chining do to others, S I'Jf '^SJt

*^ni; want more to eat,
^^ ^JffiKA '^'' '«^^^ P^^

^i ^^ i^ ^^^^^ /i^^ro/i' yuuk mat shi lie yan; want

chuung ^sewig; want for of forbeareace in small

nothing,
ff 4?^|Pg g' matters confounds great

shap mat 'ni oi ; I fear plans,

^hZ^^MSl:k
he doesn't want it,
^|^ ^ sill pat yan tsak luen'

P§- @' shau ''k'ue 'm oi^; taai^ man; the getting of
wanted instantly, ^^^ them will preserve life,
 WAR (33 WAR
and the want of tliem will W -^ A'fr/m leng^ the

be cleat].,
^\}ZWl^3 Board of War, ^^
?# I'lJ ^ fo/c chi isak 7>e/?Y7 po^; war between two

shaang fut ffk Uicdc szr. nations,

?^
p[5 Hi ffi
Wanton, ff^ 7io^-f>hik, -^^ Jeung ktvok^ scung rhin^;

the fortune of war i8

tong', ^^ 4l>^\
ch'uun i , uncertain,
|^ JT ffi '^
I'I'r
^''^
'
ts'ens:; wanton shcng^ foo mo sheung;
thoughts, y^ w yum i open war, ^ :}*J*
kiiung

a wanton woman, v^ ta, ,^ iSfe kuung rhin ;

yum foo. council of war,

|^
Wantonly, ^^/^w// -s^e'; c^wt' ooi'; raan-of-wai

to wantonly rob and pillage,

HfQf
rAm' shuen, ^^
^ B |4 © '^^'^«^ ^^^ peng shuen; aet of war,

hang /rf}j .
j^ ^b mo nfrai': scene

War,^^ V/-clicung\ of war. chin

ch'eung; a protracted war,

i^^"/7» ""P" 3^ kohn-kii'oh; ^Egfe kan chili' , weapons

a war chariot, [^!^ /corir/c' of war, -^ g^ peng hi,
kite; the God of War, ^ 5S i^ hi' haai'; a naval

Tciraan ue; stir up war,

war,

®|
y^^
s/^?// rAtM
hoi chin,

; to
^
declare

^/j ~p" ;^
ku'oh; the gods of literature
tuung' kohn war,

sAm^;
:^
war
^^ to
t'au

the
cAm
bitter

and of war, ;^;^Zl'^ end, ^^ w^ sze chin^;

mun mo i^ fai^; war-juuk, powers at war, w^ |^

fii5 ^ '''-'' shuen; articles chin ku'ok : to go to war,

of war, W^ ^'«7/?i faai^,

 WAR 784 WAR
Warble, |® ch^eimg^; the Wardrobe, ^^15 t-fuuk-

warbling of the birds, kwai', ^'sheang

J^ 35c ^ffi
^ P^ ^ iiiu f^* t/'ai kwai ( kwal).
Ward-room, *^ j|| loon
Warbler, (Si/lna), ^ ^^ is^ong,
^ p5 ± IT #
sail iigaan; grass-warbler ^^ 6/r sliuen noi sze

(bird), ^il§ mnung Tcau. Jcooti ooi ar/;?, a^o^.

War-vessel, J^ ^& peng- Warehouse, /j^ ® chaan -

shueii. •fong, '^ ;^ fu/i'-fs'otig ;

Ward, (division) f^J^ kaai- a tea warehouse, ^^ ^|

(apartment) ch'a chaan warehouse
fong, j^ ;

•fong, (to)
EJ: ±p
fong- rent or charges, i^
^|[
shnu; all the wards,
^ chaan fso ; warehouse

j^ chiiung yeuk ; to ward keeper, ^^^ ^i^oon

off calamities, ^JM^^» hohn chaan r/i^.

waan ,
j^^ ^^ k'ue woh ,
Warfare, i^ ^ /cartt^ f^m .

'm M '^^"^ sA^'^'^'; a Ware, "^f^^ fok^ mat.

military ward, -^ ^^ po' Wares, ^ foh '
; mis-

lok\ cellaneous wares, ^ j^

Warden, ^ i^ ^ hohn tsaap /b/i. ; to deal in

shall ^che-, warden of a miscellaneous wares, ^^

college,
^ jj^ Cheung 'W %'i % ^"^''^ f""^' f^^^

uen^; the warden of the

hank ; China ware, -^^
ts'ze hi earthen Avare,
Mint,
^^^ ts'in
;

kuuk sze.
vrare,
^ gg ngan hi^i
Warder, ^5^ ^* shau che, hardware,
^^ ^ fit hi ;

M.S^ ts'ium ch'a '^che. crockery ware.

 WAR 735 WAR

^^ '^(^^^ choan pooi nuen ti ; much warmer,

p'oon ; cracknel ware, ^^ ^^^ ^ nniMi Ao toll;
sui ts'ze ; double-
^
warm air, nuen
strong ware, h\; fed and warmed, "^^
sheung liu ('^''"0 ; en- 2)aaii ''nncn ; rather too

amelled ware, Wr ^^ ^ warm, ^ ^ flgJl

tcuu it

/i:^;/<7 Vaai^ laani, t'/]^

y^ /t ; warm and fed,
J^ 'gg
5S long yau At ;
place ?/7m jKiau ; a warm day,
the best wares on the top
^^ nuen /'m ; warm
to sell,
^5®
SI springs,
Jg_ ^ «7m
chong t'au maai min .
ts'uen ; a warm heart,

Warlike, ^ ^ mo, (man) a warm

^ ^mo-foo, (arms) ^;:g

engagement, ^ ||J|^ taai
5

kolin-lcivoh ; a warlike chin ; to warm at the fire,

nation, -^^y^^ jau

yuung f/ii /«t'o/i; a war- grass-cloth coverlet over
;

like spirit,
^^ V"ung him the whole night

would not keep him warm

Warm, nuen, (said of one who obstinate-

'J^ |^ it ;

and
warm the hands, ^^ -^ ly refuses all advice,

chile shau ; warm the on whom time and words

hands with are wasted)

the breath, ^'ffl^^;^
WdJ ^ ^ A()A nuen
s/<a?< ; it is rather warm k'lim ye to 'm nuen.

to-day, 4^ H <a^^ Warming-pan, 'J iHP nuen-

Q^ kiim yat hai nuen woh, 'jf^ ^ nuen p'oh.

 WAR 736 WAR
Warmth, 'j^ mien, ^
unin warmth of fire, wai kaai ; words df
c
nuen ; warmth of the sahitary warning,
^^
sun, 0_^ huen

warmth, -^
; fructifying

uc^ ue.
^
junctions
yeuk shek
and
in ;

warnings,
in-

^^^

^J P^ "o" ?S ^^"^ °^"S

Icaai,
^§M t'^^" *^"^'
J§ ko kaai words of warn-
;

5t 0^ ^ "^ -sm-wa -</«, ^"^' :^ W "^'^^ ^" 5

^ ^- 'keng ch^aak\
j^ punish one as a warning

j||J
ch'eng
warned against doing that
rhong^; be to others,

/rf??//; to
^^
give preliminary
ch'eng

warning to beat the

again, Mf^'J^^ "keng (Jit.,

kaai ha As-se'; warn the

Bides of the drum), ^Ifj\

public,
^ ^ shi' g^ ^ ''^ ^J^a ''^'^00 pin.

War office,
;^^ 1'^'^^ po .

chuung
his duty,
;
to

IS A^^^
warn one of
Warp,
kaang
g
;
ll
warp
/.m^-sm'
and
^
woof,
^wen yan s/irn^ poon
8 ;|$ ^<^eng Svai the ;

wind dries and warps

Warning, ^& /cart-w ; to give ti^"'g«'
M ^^ *3 i^
warning of danger, ;^^ filling ko mat A^'o ; lay the

t'ai seng ; he pays no warp, g^ keng sha ;

heed whatever to my the book cover warps, ^I

warning,
fg ^ ::^ |^ ^ ^ j^ ^^^'^ P'i ^cuwig

Ife^SW 'k'uets'aen hi.

2Kit f'enj ngoh ke ^keng Warp, (to) liien,

Jg:
in ; take this as a warn- ivat-luen.
 .

WAR 737 WAR

AViirpod, ^^ lurti, ^1 aau ;
a warrant decree, \)^ ^
a warped mind (//7., ch'ok leng ; death-warrant
studied tlie same pnufe all

Wong meng ; waist war-

^J^ //f// />'m sAh6 Ao/iM

/o' Mo. warranted to stand wear

Warrant, (a) ^ y/m', (police) and tear, 'Q ^^ JJj;
^^ ch'aai-pHu, (to) >g ^W(7?< /?<??< paau cliaap ;

^ paau-'po,
g ^^^^
oo' issue a warrant (or sum-
mons), yj^ ch'uiit 2)Hii ^

warrant (for investiture ^ /i;'i</; ^5'/w ; deliver

abroad),
^ ^ cA'e/c (or serve) a summons or

filling ; warrant -decree warrant, ^sp ^ ch'uen

(conferring rank or order 2)''iu ; fee for delay of

of limited hereditary no- execution of a warrant,

bility),
It ^ fAV/. lUtl .

7?'»t kiim ; search

meng ; warrant-edict (for warrant, -.^y. -,^- sau
promulgation in colonies), 21^111 ; a warrant to arrest,

^C ii^
containing
ch^ek ue

the
;
$A^^
charm
warrant- 2?'»2< a distress
"^ y^"
warrant,
^'^'

decrees of a god, ^^ -^ •^ M ^ *''''" ''"^^ ;'VV;

^ rA'e/c leng' foo ; au i^ warrant of attorney,

urgent warrant,
^^ ^ k'uen shue ; laud

foh p^iuj *f^ ^^ j^ ^

foh warrant, ti /i;'fli

tsHm ; counterfoil of
^^^
a Warrant-officer,

warrant, -^ J^jJ
foo ^ pit ;
fuung' meng' ke koon.
 WAS 738 WAS

Warranty, -Q ^^ imau washing a child three

yeulc,
^^ ^;o s/iUf, days old, j^ ^^ sai

saam chiu,
^ |^ sai

Warren, ^ g] ^nen-vau^ so ; wash and scrape, (i.e.,

'wai unnecessary work), f^ J^(|

Warrior,
^ J^ c
juung-sze
>
;
^sai lavaat'; having wash-
a great warrior, -^^^ ed my head, won't you
taai tseurxfj Icicun. shave me too ? {i.e., finish

Wart,|^^hau-W,|^,(g jt off).
m.MM^Mv^
^ faan - ym-ch'on(j/. sai shiij) fan 'm Pat* me ;

Wary, (be) |^"^ ^tai-chan ;

to wash with gold, ^6'-^
Avary and fearful,
^^ sill Icuni ; wash rice, y^S

^^ /i:^»5' /i:my ip ip. ^ t'o mai ; to wash

Wash, f^ ^srii ; I wash my sand,
*J'|| yj^ t'o s^a ;
put
Lands of it,
lit, ^ Pg the wash on the sore, W
/fc'J^
^ ^s'se hau 'm nim
(chim) shall ; wash one's yeuk S/iz/i lai ch'a ch^ong ;

hands of tlie whole con- use warm water for wash-

cern, -^
shau u-ai mi he does yuung"* nuen ''shut lai ^5«»

not even wash his face, Ice ; don't forget to use

SMfSPg^Hnmin' camomile tea for washing,

to 'ra ^s«» ; water in

which rice has been wash- Q^ yuung horn kuuk fa

ed,
^ ^^ ^ mai /com shut lai ^sai la.

s/i«w

;N^ 6flj
; wash and rub,
moot ; wash the
|^ Wash-board,
shuen p'ong 2)aan.
f^ ^^
^^
face, g^ ^ sftt min'; i^ ^sai i iman.
 WAS 789 WAS

"Washer-man, ^^X ^^^' waste,

j^ ^^ mi fai\ no
••-y^n,
^^ flg ^ 'sai waste, ffi,
J^: ^ mo ^mi
i fuuk %, ('s itch)
5^ /fl/'; Utterly wasted,

ff ^
p|||

^ yau-^s^e, hohn' ;^ SfWA V-aa^ ; clear

waste,
fi Q Pill
paak
Wash-stand, gjjg^ miu'- paak saai ; don't waste
*p'oon-*Z:rr things,
.
p)[; nil if. Suai
Wasp, ^ ife^ w ong- ftiKng, sflfa/ ^ye ; don't waste it,

t|lkf 'ma/'<«m<7, jf^g' ^PllltE raat s«rt/ 'k'ue

;

muung yunng. it's all wasted, Il{Jtl{|^

Waspish, *\^ ^ sfn/ /c?//?, [^ saai saai hai h ;

waste lips and tongue

Waste, (to) ^ /ct/\
{^ ^^ {i.o., loquacious),

^ lonp;^-/a/\ }^ ^ saai, fai shuun shit ; wabte

\^ -R laam' fai\
^^ by profligacy,
:JE
mW /'" ^''^ M u wasted,^
^^ saan tong"" fa siu ;

liu long', jl|^ j^ saai ^ tong' in ;

faaf*; foolish waste,

you waste
IV^ ^ ^ waste
sheung
money,
waste
^^ long' /rtt'; ts'oi ; of
too much (said to a host) breath {lit., a harelip

^[^ ^ ^^ro^' fat'; you playing a fife),

^Sj^Bfe
waste your outlay (said on ^ a imng ch'ui tek ;

receiving a present), 1^ to waste the daf , H^ Q

^ ])^oh fai\ useless hHi'ong yat ; waste paper,
waste,

don't
^^
waste your
/io' /fli';

breath,
^ ^1^
book, *^;?fC
^^'' ^^'' 5

^a"
waste

op *^-''^^wJ

taam Ai extravagant
po
paai
; waste cotton, Bj^
sue waste-pipe,
^
"^
; ;
 WAT 740 WAT

f^
shui
-^ -Z. % fong toll taan ; watch over a corpse,
Ice t'uung ; waste
land, ^ i^ :^ fong i?, «A«?« sony ; call off the
^» kanu "^ye ; to waste watch (beat the reveille

t'i™^'

to
^ K 5t P#
kivong yum.
^"'^ and fire

sa«?j
the gun),
lui
^^ i||
jo'rta?«
^Q^ ;

Wasteful, ^ ^ :^ mo i watch by night, ^S^

shik, g 'j^ ch'e ^rh'i, Viau ye ; be on the

watch, MS t|^ t'ai ''shui ;

^chH sz^. watch for smugglers, ^M;

Waster, j]^ -^ ^
long' Vsse ; fs'z/p sse ; the first

he's a waster, j^ '^ ^ ^^ J^ watch, t-au kaang,

'fH 1^ *^^^'"^ l^ai'

^ J5 taai' fa ^'A'o/i kaang ; the
t'uung.
^^ third watch, /i;«t

Watch, (to) ^ liolin.,

^ c^'oA ; watch the prices,

i^ hohn shau, (at night) ^i f^ ^^'^ ^^^'' watched

^g£ hohn-Icaang,
[|^J^ you drifting into bad
f-ai-kaang, (a time-piece) habits, H^ M 'f^ili ^t'ai

H«5F J^ ^ slii-shan-j[?m ;
Vc«n ^ni waai'; watch the
to

AoA»
watch
ngau
cattle,

you
^" <^
watch
rice-crops,

woh to set
^ the
^^ Ao/m
watch,
; ;

him, fj; ^ >^ ^ 'ni

^ J^ lok kaang ; to call

hohn cltne '^k'ue ; watch in the watch, ){^1|^ ^^^w

the course of affairs,
|^ kaang ; aid one another
]fe ^'2t'«t sze ; watch in keeping watch and
(like Kwanti) holding a ward, and sustain one
candle all night, ^ <|^ another in sickness, ^3p
i^:|c _0_ i^f"^ cAta^A; toi'
 WAT 741 WAT
ijjjp ^shau raonc: seunr/ pong pong ^/o ; a
clioli tsafc pcng scwuj watchman's lodge, W >|^
foo cli'i ; \vat<^-li maker's kaang p'aang ; he is a
shop,

pin p^o
@ ^,
; repair
^^]
ii
chuung
watch,
watchman, |g. :^ 31
^k'ue Vrt ^11 g knnng.
JS

^ ^^ ^cheiig piu ;
to Watch-tower,
J^ |^ kaang-
clean a watch, :^ y^ *lau.

wjoo/q yau , tho mainspring Watch-word, (}g^ oni

•>
* ho'

of a watch,
^ ji^ faat Water, ^ SA/^j, (to)
^
t'iu ; the hair-spring of a lum, ;$i laai ; tho roar of

watch,
^ ^^ yau sse ;
water,
^fi §& S P'°P

regulator of a watch or p'op i<-Af/?^ ; to make

clock, <^ .|;g ^f fcm water, ^ '^ ^^cm nik ;

maan cAum ; watch chain, a water-beetle like DyiisciiSy

^^S^ i^'" Jill'; watch-key» W i£ P'° mong ;

the

^. ^^ piu shi ; to wind water is smoky, ^ .^

up a watch or clock,
^ a piece of water, —
^^ Sheung lin. /o/i ;

Watches, (the five) ^ J^ J^ TR /A"^ *^^^^'i *^^'' 5

^^ng-kaang. a water-mill, ^^ ^^^^i

Watchful, |^^^ Vr^«-shan ,

moh ; to lap water up,

H^ 'sf;j</-teng'.

Watchman, Wf db kaang-foo, water a horse,

^^ ^
~^ 55 ^'" kaung,
^ J^ yum 'ma ; water runs

downwards, ^JC [wl ^ i^

shui heung iai lau ; fairy

47
 AY AT 742 WAT
water, ^ ;7jC 3'^"'^' ^'^"^ ".

the water's edge,

shut k'en^ ; smooth water.
-^ ^ spilt

gathered
water
up,
cannot
(it's no use
be

crying over spilt milk),

long' tseng ; how deep is

the water, ^^'^-^ naan shfui ; keep it under

yau ki shuni shui ; draw water,
^ y\^ "g ^ 'pi

water,
^ ^ fa shui ; shui tsum'' cluie^; if the

to water
/£«<< /./, y||i
flowers,

luiu
^^ ^
/<;«
water boils, mash tlie tea,

3^;;^ ;

to gather water poured ch''uyn(j cli'a; drink water,

before a horse, (i.e., an
impossibility),
,^ fj Q sacrificial water, M -f^
^C ma ts'in //a^/c .'<hui ;
meng s^?a' ;
sub-prefect

to spend money like water of water-ways, ^ij j^j

^J^;
{liL, like dirt),
^^ ^ ^ sliui \? t'uung chi ;

^p Jl /'''* ^^""* "® ^''^ ' ^ vegetables that need water-

hot-water tankard, ing,

^J^ ^ shui ts'oi^;

tsoh 00 ( oo) ;
bilge spring water, (JLlTlC shaan

water,

shui it
IJ
is
*very far
sheng
by
shui ; stagnant water,
*~^ ^'^^''^ running
SP
;
TJC 5

vrater,
M:^^^^ Uf water, ^ -;|^ lau sAz^t

i^nffif will/ s/«a' lo' hai turbid water, ".^ y\C

ho ueii /i;e ; boil water, cliuuk shui ; clear water,

7\<^
tun shui the '^ >i^
/s'ey?,^ 57i?a" ; high
mouth watering, ^^ water, y\^ -^^ shui taai';

lim fsui ; water spider. low water, yj<^ 't^£j sAia

*^^ shui ma. *^^

 .

WAT 743 "WAT

Water-caltrops, •

^ leng- Water-fowl, ^ .^ S/« /</

Icoe, -^ ki'. Siiu.

Water-cliestnnt, ^^ ^shui- Water-gate,

^ f^ ^sh /</

moon, y\X R^ ^i<hiii cbaap.

Water-closet, jgl] 6/j^ /s'se'-
Water-god, ;^C jfl$
'-''"'^

^shoh.

Water-course, ^j'C )|ij -''A"'-

slian, ^ S. uen meng.

Waterless, ^;?JC nr^ V'^"'.

Water-cresses,
y^ 7t ^ Water-level, ;;^
>
^ISI
^ 's/<«i

S/i/<i-k'an-/s'or, g5'7$^ p'eiig mm .

s«/-yeung-/s'ot Watering-pot, ^^y^ fa-^sha.

Water-drain, y^X, aI^ ^''"'^

- k'ue. Water-lily, ^^g lin-A',

^
Watered, watered gauze,
^ ^^ /oo k'ue, :jnj :Jg hoh

^^ /;f?m/7 wan sA«. /«.

Water-engine, ^\^ T^ shui Water-melon, OH X^» sai-kica.

Water-mill, y\x Jg S;i;</-

Water-fall, ^'^ iff 7JC puuk- "moh.

7 c , .

^0 - s/(m. Water-pipe, 7]^^^ 'sA?a

n^I
Water-fly, ^^ §'^ sA»i //t taai.

/j«rtj< tsiii: act as an imp AVater-spider, ^fC J^ S''^"*-

or .water-fly, i.e., an enemy tsze.

not to be got at, -g ^ Water-spoilt, {^g Jt 7JC

"^^^ wai /-^rr/i wai wik. Inr.ng- sheung- shui, ^
Water-flocd, -^ •;;7i^
taai ^ shan hi , ^ '^ sban

shui, l^TJC liuung ?A?</. shi.

 WAX 744 WAX
Watery, JjJ^
't'aam, ^ -^ pills enclosed in wax,
shall g-\''hui, (thin) ^^ hi,
^^l
tree
^ ^^^P ^^'^'
[LigusfnmA,
^^^®

-^ j^
^^^^

is there a watery discharge? nue f^e;?//,

^^ /«<«n^

ts'-eng; bees ^
wax,
^^^^

km 'yau oh, shiii mo ni. wong laap,1^ ^^| /n?^;?^

Wattles, (of birds) ~p ^ laap, -^ ^^

wax (from
mat laap;

ha Jcoo7i: the wattled insect the ^^

grackle,

hoi naam
MW liu (//?/)
1
koh.
^ MJ laap

Chinensis'j,
shiie

^
Fraximis
ife|| paak

long
laap; wax tapers (curled
AVave, (of the sea) ^^ ,

tfe^'^ laap
f|j^i^^^../.-long', (to)

in-yw^'; rolling waves,

^ in a flat coil),

peng; sealing wax, ^^.

W^
undertow
foh ts^at ; sealing wax
^§ ill ''"^ P*^^^'?

of "--OS, >1 -^ ^ it wafers,

is^at
;/> \^ )^
p'in; the wax of the
'foh

siien waan /;^';?y jeng;

wave a flag,
J^j^ "^p'iu k'i.
ear,
^^ ^ i sld; this is

Waver, ^^ faan-fmik,
bitterer than ear-wax

a bitter pill to swallow),

(i.e.,.

:f-i, mo
leng.

AVaving, long'-*mun, ' ni kin sze hai foo kicoh

yn shui-poh-*mi\u, 1 ihi.

shin kupii; T\aving Wax, (to) -^ chp.wig, til

ill the wiud,

^^ lau la'i. !
shaang, ^ sheng; wax
AVax, ^^ laap, (wliite)
_^ and wane, ^^ yeng

(^ i^(_ ch'uung-paak-laap; i

k^itet ; the moon waxes and

 >

WAY 745 WAY

wanes, ^ j® ^ gf net ^^ fittiP \'<hr/ui go this
moon net fiii^\ to wax nnd ^vay,
tr nJ£ ^ ^t '/« ^"'

polish, 1^^ ts'aaf^ laap; .<;//?/^' hang; by the way,

eat and wax fat,
^^ ^
/|r
J^ shik fuan^ shaang uiio way there, gi J;^ J{^
yiiuk. ^af/n pin W: go round
Wax-candle, ^^ laap- that way, ^^^ hwoh^
Icoh^ t'au, 4M A ^ ff
Wax-work, ^g ^ laap wan' Icoh pin hang; you
live in such a secluded
laap tso he oon mat.
Way, ft^Jg t'iu-lo',
^ Jg chue ta/c Iconi' pool'; inove

to'-lo\ (method) "^ ^ out of his way, ^S^l^fS

fong-faat ; street gate-way pi' ha k'ue; do it in the

of posts, :^ ;m cW-aalc Bam^e way,

^^^^fiji f('^
laan ,
^|]^ ^ cli'aal^ aat'; ohn chue' horn tso^ /i'ff/';

the Milky Way, ^^ ;fR]*

all is in the same way, —
ngan hoh, ^ »^ .<6'/?^

lioh; in this bold way. (^ tsuung to hai' Vcom yeung

way Heaven
it should be this war;
^ /re'; the of

P^
L-om\
I®
which
^li ./^y

the way to
hai' is to reward the good and
is punish the wicked, ^i^
g^ tl |i fi^ i^ l^^^ng

jiin t-in lo ; out of the way 1

SH#ISy^ ^"'^ to' /"w^A;

shin woh yam; in what

way do you feel sick ?

j^
sbunu ha; do by the way,
 WE '46 WEA
Ida tim yeung'

Way
'm tsze^ Weak, ^ ^^ "^uen-yeuk,

tsoi n/; the of the (watery) >]^ 't'aam,

^||
Gods, (Shinto) jfiflji^ shan hue yeuk, J3.|S^ ''<^«« pok,
to ;
to give over in the
^^ yau yeuk; weak-
middle of the way, Ptlj^
chiding to'
minded,
hi
;g, ^^
yeuk; too weak to wear
f^ii'

rfli )^ i fat;
clear the way for,
^j^ ^ his clothes,

yeuk pat shcng

^^Tf^)^'^
Jioi lo . i; he is

Way-farer, ]^ ^ lo -haak . really physically weak, S

^^'«yi^^}%
S 't^
'^«' to\ JjP^^ r/<a;i chf'vg'^ shan
AV. C.
/J> fcg
]ij\ \siu pin' yeuk; a weak stomach,
^
'.s/io/i, |j|l]
ff^ ts'ze" 'shoh; ^^ wai liolm; far too

a new W. C. has three weak, ^i^

^ H^ 't'aam

days good business,

^^ fak tsai : very

't'aam
weak,

mit mit;
jjp^

?lS j^
haang
strong and weak, v^ y^^
yaii sa«»2 yat wong';
nuuiig taam weak as
You are a new W. C. (i.e.,
;

light hearted and merry water, yj^^ '|^ '^shi/i Sioh;

enough now, but you will getting weaker every year,

soon be dull enough), jf^^ =^^PtSl§ ni^nin

ngani hi lai ; to side

san shi haang. with the weak in a quarrel,

Wayward, :j^;^ ^\ aau- keng. ^^ ka' leung Chimg);

"^^y
^ Pi 'I'goh-ti', (our, my eyes are weak, ^ P^
or my) ^ Pg^ Sigoh-^/,
BE tl S iiill)
'ngoh ke'

1^ tlB^ ^U ^^^^o\i-U'ke\ ^iigaan ^mo Iseng shan.

 WEA / 44 WEA
"Weaken, -^'^^^ leng' Sien wealth benefits the house
yeiik; to weaken the body, and virtue the person,
^
WC # fi IFj rhi' Shan
^h(i vfiik. «/«//;; ^//.; vnnn sAfl«; with
Weakly, ^^ yoiik,
^ ;/]
wealth von can more even
Sno lik. the gods, ^ PJJi(MW
Weakness, ^ p'i,
^ ts'oi Vift^ S tiiitmi slian;

yenk; take advantapje of wealth is a blessing to

my weakness, ^^^
^ ^n§ the good a curse to the
A/ Si2:oh ^nen. wicked, # A# ins ^
Wealth, gj- ^ ts'oi-paak,

g^ /y« /r/rr// ,
^g ^^-
^^ shin yau talc funic
r/ii Ico: (man oF) ^-j" i^ wai r/// ''shciuui ok yan
ts'oi- V^?/^,
^ Jjf ts-oi /«/;; /"/«//;; wai chi yeung;
^'"'"^, HJif;^' is"oiV/i«e a su[ierior man helps the
^lo ; intliience of wealth, distressed, but does not
Bi* ]/j ts'oi lik; cravinij add to the wealth of the

for fame and wealth, y^^

^ larvn ''tsze duiu kiijj

renounce wealth, ^^ ^| pat kai foo ; using one's

^she foo : the fjod of l)ody to obtain wealth, J^

wealth, g|^^'^ ts'oi 5' g g^ 'i Shan faae
paak sfiui ktvi/n,
pjj^ Jp^ ts'oi; wealth gotten by
ts'oi slian; a shrine of the improper ways will take
fjod of wealth, ^^ 'o* its departure bv the same,
tsne ^7>o t'onfj; the shrine

of the god of wealth, ^ m fuh^ pm i yup 'che

3^5!^ wong' seiing* t'ong; yik pui^ i th'mit-. there is

 WEA 748 WEA
a ti;reat course also for the Wean, |D\](/5|
V»m-S)aai,
])rodiiction of wealth, />., ^L '/"^'* *"uc; to wean
Let file prolncers he many, one's self from i)kasure,

16 ^ ^^ '^snet /rtr/^:* lok.

^^ s!t(((iii(/ ts'oi ^yau taai Weapon.s7^|]^li'V, g§

to shaang rhi ^che j^ /«'-haai,
JD;; ^ 00
chilling ; let them have V^'<; guns, swords and
thtir wealth, T hav<« irtv other weapons,
;f|? 7J §^
benevoleneo. ^JL^(iL'g >|^ ts'cung to hl^ haai';

Weapons are like hre, if

jigoh 'i ne: yaii. you don't lay tliein aside,

Wealthy. ^ J^ /oo' hau', yon will burn vonrself, -fi:

•^ l/A ^ Vi(7;< fan

sititng; when wealthy, act l^eng ue ^fuh 'ya fiit ts'-iip

as one who is v.ealthv. ^^- tf-ze fun.

Wear, (clothes) '^^ ch^nen-

foo^ lucai hanj; oo foo cheiik ,
(a hat) ^ffig taai -

kwcii ; don't b3 in too **mo', Ca shawl) ^^ lati,

great a hurry to become (out)

^^ ^'A^/z/^^-waai',

wear
wealthy, {lit., don't expect (well^ 9^ /''?'>«,

to plant your tree in the clothes,

chpvk
^ ^ rh^iien

; wear a rain-hat,
morning and to cut your

timber at night), |^ p§
^ -^ jioh lap; wear the
cangue,
|g #0 ''^'^"" ^^'^^

worn out, ^s'm^

jfg- J|j^
^m 'ui ^ho ^sewig chiu kaam\ to wear a false

chiwng^ sbue maan kaai bridal coiffure (made of

^paan. paper),
JJJ '\^ ^ taa/' /a
 ,
;

WEA 749 AVE A

Jaj}', to wear sail, ij^ ||)||

Weary, if^^ p'i-kuen', i^

^rhurn li; wear a feather, '^ kau-kiKU, vOoI

M ^-t t33
(V^'/;//'; t(i
^""'^

wear a
f'-^
'i^"»

F.hawl,
don't weary

*^ni 'in
of,

im; weary the gods,

^^r^

^ 1^^ rfj

wears only the skin of

^^^' ?^^^' ^^'*; D1^ ^- Sv^*
so weary,
"'7<'" P'o -^f^^^

lie,
(TJ}-^^ ^^o)n

a mail i.e., is only a sham, kau kooi ; wearied '^\

M^^& /««AsWyan ?)»' faan, "H" IS^ Icom im,

]ri; wear on the person, ^ f^ twun knen', j"^

H'^ ^ j"'''* s^'^H; wear ^ mit in, Jg fl^ ngat

a sword, 'fji^^lj 7^''" f!:'»i
;
kuen\ ^ '1^ twun sui

wear mourning, ^ oi:j-? ;§; fl ^t'oi knen\

ch^uen so'; wear a cap,

^ AVeasel, gjfljj^ yau-^^Viwe,

woiig long.
^
J^|[H ^'>7^-?/^
mo wear
^ ^(good)^^
faai
@
spectacles, M7 la
Weather,
fVn-shi,
^ tin-lii ,

H^
/aai

of a button,
'n,<>aiHi /^^n.^;

jM ^J
; wearer

Vfn^
7^0-^m, (hot) ^ B# ffe
/•ni-shi-it; the weather, pjh
toa/ ;
(wearing-) a bamboo ^ lie /i!/?/n^; hot weather,

hat and rush sandals, i.e., ^^ a'^ lu: it will not

living in rustic retirement,

harden in warm weather,

^ 1'i K® ye"k mo' % 'W% M^ ^» '"lien

juit maai; sultry weather,

mong haai.

Wearisome, ^ jjj{jj
lo-shan,
shi; bright autumnal
mm i"i' t'"'i-
^m weather, ^i( |^ ;^6-'a2<

faaii iiaan; a wearisome shongx clear fine weather,

post,
f{l^^ faan /^'?<e/'. JH /V ^ i /'^'<^'^ ^""i;
 WEA 750 WED
fine weather, ~^ 0^ f'in i^ rA//;; /fw/'; lie has the
ts'eng: meet bad weather, classics woven into liim,

^^ ^ tso fining; discuss

'W^'fS S''J" ^"'"'^'7 ^vai;

the

tsiie
weather,

hohii
§5t
n-U7i;
^ ffi.
rainy
the spider weaves its web,

fefl^ ffi $H "'^'' ''''^^'^

i''^'

weather,
^^ Sie )"m; *'mong.

wet weather, y^, ^ sA?/;^ Weaver, ||J ^A ^^^'''^ ^'^^

if'/n; stormy weather, J^ yan; weaver's room, ^^^§

hi fong; a weaver's shuttle,

foggy weather, ^.-^ nio^ ;j^;^/|>y» lii "^ch'ne; a weaver's

/'/n; hazy weather,
^^ ^.
^ ha nu) /'/»; the tscnng '•//?.' /"/.

weather, changes,
^ Web, —^IHlfj yat-ld-fo; a

^1^ /'/n lii pin^: to weather spider's web, l|^ ^^;

%
a storms
^ jj(^ p|f
mo' eld chue Snong; the spider
fuung ^le. makes a web,
^I'jjf |fM
Weather-cock, |j[g Jg[ # k'um lo liciang sze.

shuun -fuinig-'ne. Web-footed, JitaRlW^

Weather-glass, ^ P^ ^ keiilc^ -^chi-l!'aan-''yiiu
-^"'
mok,
>?m.(7 Sic V"',
SnB it ^?j ^ i-igoh-'^ clieimg.

filling \\e chum.

Weave, |x^ weave

Wed, ^^ is^ue^-ts'an; wed
rhik; to- the eliigy of a ])etrothed

gether, husband, ^0
,fj^^^ ch'an mail; ^^ 7ia

weave cloLh,
|^ ^ r/i//:; sheung; wed a husband,
^Jd ; weave mats,
|^ ]^ {^dk la'' foo', my wedded
fAiV^ tsil<: weave straw husband,
^fflUZ^
shoes,
l^^l^ c/^'"'^' "^As'o Si gob S<f//o/i /"rt^ /V /(?0;

haai; weave ribbons, ^^ my wedded wife,

^^^Jx
 .

WED r5i WED

^^
^N'u^'^
^^ ^iigoh

wcdik'd to
SAoA ding of a daughter, there
a to-do,
X'^ /.sVf/; is gi'cat |^ ^^
bis cause,
^H^]^;;^ ^g
ts'uung 'k'lie A-''^ i'; woddcd tuung ka^ Siuc Vio /wA sze ;

to calan.itj, ^;j?^|g til' there is to be a big wed-

ve woli\ ding next week, '^^~*-
j^
AVeddiiip. jjg: ^ fioi-t/cni,

3^ if ««'^ /'"»; go i^ koh "^lai ^/^/«*^ Sau taai'

througli the weddiiiii: cere- fun yan sze'; he invites

mony, me to his weddinir feast,

excliange tlit weddinir

presciits,
HlJ^if
sheng/im; ^k'lKi ^ts'eiig Sigoh '^//i/w

a wedding between rela- /s'i<e' /s'«n V.sYH^: wedding

tives,

wedding
^ if ^feast,
lin /tni]

V//
ceremony,
//m yan c/ii
if J0 ;2
*^lai; wedding
g{j
chr},k\ chnih\ clothes, ''"""- P'o-
glg^ t>i>u
fvXfS
Bi JSi
/*'"' tsik; go to a "Wedding sedan, ^^ ^ /«-
wt'dding feast, "^^ ^ ^kin\ ^ ^hi kill.

J^ Z/'"" ^^'t neiing ^tsuic, Wedge, ^;{^ /.s//«-chaang ,

wedding day,
^^ seng (to) i[§ nip; to wedge in,

k'i; my (poor) wedding,

^ if^ ^ S'a tsim; wedge it

^^ l>*nn fsU(c'; your

i"'
# ft
^k'ue; level
IE
it
•^'>'

by inserting
^"^^"^^

(splendid) wedding,
^
*^'

a wedge, ^«i^ j£ «»};

weng /s'l/p^] arrange a
cA^n^ wedged in unevenly,

^
;

^ed.ling,
JjX if ^0 -t'^:^ ^^I'^ "'^'^ wedge the
I'it sliong fjin yan; in legs of the table, J@^iji[}
Kwongtung, at the wed- fsin t'oi iceuk
 .

WEE 752 WEI

Wedlock, ;^^g slieng ^^fP' ^/jft

^^ Jau-iur,
^
ka Hhat sze^: join in VJL huuk-yiqi, (aloud) PJ^
wedlock, £f
born out of
ij ^ foon hop; Imam
^
;

t'ai
weep and
himh-,
wail,

to
p^
weep
wedlock,

/p Ve shnang. ^'o'^c^'
V4 tfH y«/' ^"e^';

Wednesday, jjj|§ ^^ "^lai-

" weep noiselessly, ^ y|j[

2}acu -saam. if'flfi 7jup; weep in silence,

Wee, ^,{}| /j> .srti' s/«; a wee 7^ i^ ^^'^''* ^''^^^ ^^'6ep

bit, y^j -^ Av ^;. bitterly,

;/Jj ^ /'?/?m/

Weed, ^ ;^ Ve-'/-^"«. ffo)

7»»d',

^ '^foo
^^, ]^
huuk\
/u-

eyes
lui' :gi

red

t'liiing-leung; to weed out from weeping,

^ ^g lui'

grass,
U ^
overgrown with weeds,
/w *^/s'o;
ngaan.
Weeping-willow, ^ tn
;f^
|trf,

^^ shui-ycung- lau, j
h1 muuiii; lunng; weed
^s'c»^ meng lau.
rice-fields,

^
^^J[^ noli woh.
Weevils, ^ Zfi ^iiai-*ngau.
Week, jjj^

seven weeks of mourning,

'^lai-;?fl«/^ the Weigh, ^ r/iV/?.^, ^ tui',

^:; -^ /.s''rt^ ts'uun; this k'lien Iwig chuii/ig^,

^veek,^
B/S B jni ^ n/ /f'p
M-eighed,
f7rf7?(7 ; accurately

ch'rng
ZWi lai ;wrti'; next week? ^f 5i|J'^
to "'cJiKiin; weigh tea, ^3i
S?^I^ fflii^tai'i^
/w/i' 'Jai paai\
f^ jg /fij
^ f/i'e;?.^ ch'a,
.^j^ ^
pong ch'a; weighing scales,
^ hau Z'oA' ^lai j?aa/;
?jfi£f f/ww p'ong; twelve
last week, -^ ]T,l,j
,|| ^ Cliinese ounces weigh an
sin hoh lai ima'i^ English pound, -- ^
 .

WEI 753 WEI

%—^ «''''^P
i' '1^""? mat ;
what is the weight ;

wai i/af ])ou<j; ; wt-iirh it

^kung^ ^ jj" "^A-/ /(?//. lean

^^^
correctly, r/tn; ; calculate the
''iCKii cW-eng; weigh anchor' weight by pecks, ^ It*

)5|ff 'kaai laam', ^f^S ^ kung At///. V//// : ten

JIx^S ''"'^'" naaii;"

Vu' iiiuui,

how many mace does it

taels in weiglit,

shap ^leung
-J-
'ch'uung
^^ ;

weigh ? ^#SM '^^» ts'in over-weight and light

ch'uung; weigh silver (for weight, j^^ »|^ si7i maan';

exchanging), ^^ tui^ too light weight, 4^ pS.

iigan; a rat fell into the '^ maan' 'm Icau^; make
scales and weighed itself, up for light weight, ^^
(cf., the pride of the
^^ 'i'^ P'6"g t'au ;

cobbler's (los !).

^fti^ net weight,
^ch'uung ;
^ |^
sell by weight,
tseng

lo xinte tit' lok tin p'eng

m^ r//'tm^ tui\
g^
tszc hi ch'eng^ tsze /:/. /?w^ tui

Weigliing-raachine,
^ J-p Weighty, ^ ^ch'iuing ; a

>f^ ^ fs'in-Ican-ch'mg^- weighty matter, ^^

ch^p,
^ pong . Weights,

ji U"j faai'-^ma ;
gauge Weir,
y^ ^ chaak leung,
weights, ^^ ^.e| -^ ^j'm^ #. ?S "« Pok ;
openings
^ma V.s2e ; money weights, in a weir for fish-traps,

?.| -y^ 'ma V.<<2^; full ^^ ue leung ; a waste

weights, Jg ^ ^.B| weir, ;i[fC^ '^•^hid clump.

tsuidc sze Unn ; a dead Weird, -^ meng', ^ |j|tj

weight,

S^i? /iiow''
^ pu s 2: 4^
'ch'uunjr Jce
iu shuut

^") ^
; weird phenomena,

waan^ tseung'.
 \

WEL 54 WEL

Welcome, (to)
^^ ^ '^hi- '^ tseng,
jj^^^ waa^ tseng

^^W''
welcome
^^(jiie back,
/own-yeng
J^ ^^
;
I dig
draws the
the well,

water,
but
i.e.,
he
he
/s/}; /"/i^/nj ; dinner given reaps the benefit of my
to welcome one, "3^ ^ action,
^ ffi ^ # tS
>^ /-s//' fining ^tsau ; '^ 7J'C
'iigoli kwQt maai
welcome and see off,
j|^
tseng ^k'ue yum ''shui ;

yeng suung he makes to regard the world from

5^ ;

himself welcome every- the inside of a well, i.e.^

where, ;^ Jj^ ^ /i^^e A</e to take a narrow view of

things,
^4fe ^ ft 5c
Wekl, ^^ yuang-maai. ts'oh /.sm^ /roon fin ;

Welfare, 2p ^ p'eng-oAn, a frog in a well, i.e.,

inexperienced,
;^ j^ ^
Well, (a) ^ ^^seni7,
gR ^ tseng tai iva.

ngaan-^'Asm// petroleum
Well,
-^^f
'ho, (in health)
g
^^
;

^ tsze'-tsoi', ^ ^ho, (get)

wells, V«/i ^/se;?^

d^ ih
;

^ m 'ho-faan, ^^
jump down
t'au ''tseng
a well,

a well-bucket.
%o
hup
la ; well matched,

ts'ze well, as
^
you
;
-jm ;

^ j^^ till '^tHiung ; clean Si^J,

®t M iS ^'^^'" ^'a'

out well,
la^ he speaks very well,
a «)g ^j: t'o

^tseng ; clear out an old tg il hS 'ifj itf 'k'ue

/ton^ wa loan V/o ; well-
well, marry a rich old
widow,
/.e.,

»)^-^^ t'o ^koo

principled, -gyj ^ Ast?

/:aa«', "l^g shall' chuang';

'^ tseng ;
dig a well,
g^ ^ it will make you well,
^
710?: tseng, ^^ ch'uen iJ^\ ^'f ''*^f<«2< id "^/iO ;
it
 ,

WEL 755 WKS

looks well, :^ gjj turn ^ 'm shau yuuiit: I

^^ —
;

^t^ai do you look well am half well,

after it ?
^^ ^ §| Su 4^- ho faan
cannot
yat jwoix',
^koo hnn ; are you well ? lie trot (piitc well,

g^ jjig naap ftmh ; well

then i^rantcd, ^i DjjJ t /« ;

pat nanjj / /a^- ue .

well, let it be so, '[^ Well-bred,

jf^jg j^n A sli"iin

tsok liai' A'O/H ; y)?/n yan.

well boiled, »|A ^ sliaap Well done,

^ % $f tso^
num ; repair well, -j]^ ^ A///:- lio, (meaf^ itf^ ^^^'

,sYn< *!! ; well-mail liered, shuuk, (bravo I) ^ ho !

Well-to-do, f^ y yan shat.

how did yon do so well ; Av Wen, ^ yau ; hanging on

like a wen, i.e., a hanger-
J c.
A'flw ho : well read, on, -^ ^ chui' uen
|j
tuuk sliuuk ; well- vau.

dressed,

chong ch'mih
^^ ^ % ho hohn
West,
sai-pin,
^ m/, (the)

^ "fc" sai-fong ;

n 49- 1') ^'^ '^^ p^^^'' floods from the West, |F0

tak ho ; it promises to ^ sa/ shui ; the paradise

end well, i^J ^^ 'ho of the West, 2y >^ ^

raaau kencj ; fasten it 15^1 ilt ^ ^^«' /''"^ l^ek

well,
^^{£t^ •^''J'^ chue' lok shcu kaai , pr] ^
k'ue ; well said, ^S 4^^- sai Vin ; X.W., ^ ;j(^

/-tfn/7 ^t'uh ; veiy well, sa* /w/r ; S.W. glj ^ Srti

^^ foil kek ; are you naara ; a young swell

^vell >
% i7 "^ 'ni ';^o from the Western suburbs
a ; I am uot well, p§ ^ of Canton, jUj
H^ ^^
 WET 756 AVHA

Y^ sai Icwaan a Tcoon yup sum ; don't wet it,

'^tsai ;
p-o AVest, :{g gEj
t'au sai ; refjeiit of the c/ie?i^ 6-A?//> 'k'ue ; very

West, (god of lire)

^^^ wet and dirty, *M^ 'M
]^ Ava kwong ;g- .s-/i77; s7i/<y> uup
»f& taai''
Jg
tei'; accompanying Buddha nup ; apply a wet cloth,

we should go with him li fM tS ill

^"^'^'^' ^^^'-^^

to the paradise of the

"West, i.e., nothinji; sliould Wether, ^ :^ /;)^yeung.

be done by halves, 5^ j^ Wet-nurse, Wj ^,^ )iaai-??<rt,

2^ ^1] 05 ^ '''-'^^'9' fut

c c
suiou/ to sai tin. ue mo.
Wet, f^ shup,
ig |g tsinn Whale, I
^ hoi-ts^au-

'© k'eng-ue ;

•/g. tup 6•A^//^

flfl 'J^ ^2</ perched alone on the

shiqi ; will not bear wet- whale's head, i.e., first of

ting, ]^ P^ ^|S /)fl;^ /c'2<w the Hanlin graduates,

^
«m'; wet through, j^ y^
lum s^?^^; ; to wet the bed, t'au ; the monster bird is

^^^ "'^ a metamorphosis of the

iS W^ '
-'^*'' ^^"^^

all through,
:Py^fl^ whale, gai\: M i%
;)'/Y' shvp koh' sJuin, jr^ hvim fa wai p'ang ; throw
v^ ^ '^'^P ^^"'/'^ ''''''''^'^
'
a sprat to catch a whale,

fell and got wet, {^ Jg lit., to throw a brick for a

^/;f^ sZi;//j ;
wet dreams, p«arl,
^fMlS?l3E i^'«^'"

muung 5J^ ; to get chuen yan yuuk.

thoroughly wet, i.e., soak- Whale-bone, fg^^'^^ ts'au

ing wet, i|^\ ^st<m' ue kwitt.

Jg y\^
 WHA. 757 WHA
whait-nsi.cr),^^fe:#;2: ^ -{i -jfi
what can you do
SI '^^^' '"''^

$• ^^ po k'cng ue chi lo t'au ; ?

Bze ij».
f3^ -b* li ffi
'"• ^«^ J^*'

Whaler (ship), fi^ fj^ k'eng ^leuug ; what a good

child m(if
shuen, (^man) Ufeljl^ po' !
-la* t^ rtt 5!E
k'eng f/ie. tak kom kwaai ; what I

Wharf, ^ g| 'ma-t'au,
^ have been told, ^Jgf^
bS po''-L'aa.
P^ "^ugoh teivj lai /r«';

at a loss what to do,

J^
Wharfage, ^^ ma
fan ts'iii Cts'iu).
:^ [^ moot taap saap^;
what fellow is that ? -j^
Wharfinger,^igji,P|g|^
"'^'^ '' ^i^^t*
'^koon li ma L'au VAe. 0&*] f^ ^'^ '

is the mark on the dial ?

What, ^If mr?/-Ve ? (that

which) ^jf 'i/zo/i,

^ i^ •fe* if # ^] Ve '"«^

U'^mt h(ik what is your

JjY ))iat ye a, mi ^je a ;

^ ^ $^
;

what was hard to obtain, business, -{^

one dreads to lose ^
<iE»
^
ITT
jau wa/ X'?rai kohn ;

w -^ waan to/; svaan^ what does it mean, Ma f^

?Aa^ ; what price will it
tim kaai ; if so, what
fetch ?
f^ ^ ^ ^ then?5KQgifip;g V.om
s?ian ngan ^oA \nAim ; what "> f^
pe 7/m ni ;
what is it ?
price did it fetch, [^ jH c

i^ sAan ^/roA ''Ici

foh ngan ; what do you what sum is due ?

^^
expect of me ?
JgJ^ ^fi ^^ -F* /co* ngan yeuk

^ *^/)rt ngoh V///i yeung*; Z;oAn : what has gone

what perquisites are there ? wrong ? ;^ loj ^^ p;£
48
 WHA '5S WHE
^yau boh ts'oh shue nl ;
'ni /t;m »??a/ meng ; what
^vllat is that to you ?
^ is his name ? ^ -J^ ^
f$ H
"T" PJB 'ue 'ni hoh
/bon ?«rt^ meng.
kohn ni what for ? ^S
;
Whatever 1 ,

^ ^^
what's
wai' mat (mi)
business
'ye ; Whatsoever j
liis ?
fg (we-) 'ye, l^ff-jiS^ 'm-
\Vi\M\-mat- (mi-) ye ; have
tso' mi 'ye shaang ? ni ; nothing w'hatever to do with,
what price is this ?
j^ |g| ^^ir^ mo li sze of no

^
;

Jca^ ts'in 7a' ; what importance whatever, ^te

•day of the week is tliis ? ^ J^ mo li ka7i in .

Wheat, ^S niak ; wheat

hum yat hai' 'lai paai Id bran, ^ ^ mak ^o»^
ni ; wliat date is tliis ? ^
:^^ ^ mak foo ^tsze ;

•4-H^-liif'Bf-B'S
yat hai mi ye yat
winter wheat, ^ s?«//c

Z;?^?« mak ; buck wheat,

'/s»'p ni ; what's a dollar k'in mak, J^ ^ oo mak,
worth in cash ?
A- ][^ ^ k'iu milk, ^^
Icoli
m%m^ngan ts'in fA(7rr/if
yat

tak
^jji srMm
sprouts,
^^
/"rt^- mak wheat
mak nga
;

^ki toll ts'in ( isHn) ; what is

the wlieat harvest,
^ J[(
your surname, ^^^ /'«
mak fs'^au ; wheat cliaff,

5^?// a\ -^t ^^ ^ ?<•«*'

wheat is ground into flour,
se/?^

age ?
?a

-^ J^
; what

5/g
is your

hirai'^
WM ^W'
siieiig fun ; the
mak moh
reapers
Icaanfi ni ; what is your throw the wheat in a heap.

iiame? f/^^ l4 -^ ig
 WIIE 759 AVHE

— jj^ shau koht Ice yan ngau lau ma, (/»/., woodea
tseung mak to niaai ya/ oxen and mechanical horses).
tui ; wheat cakes. ^ '^ AV heel -race,
^ ^ J^ sAza"

min' V/i(7, vft^U yuu ch^e shiie .

^saan. AVheelwright, jg $. H [f
Wheedle. ^Jf
Wheel, Hb Iluid,
^ tioh- iuin.

ch*c-
tso

Wheezing,
ch^e luun tseung
i^ ^^ ha-sheng
.

*luun, (turn the) wheezing cough, p^ ^^

^chum-ch'e, (round) ^^i ch^uen fai .

luun- r/??/w,
^ ^ /rz/u/;
j
Whelk, Jft $^ yau ui',
^
luuk, W^ w^ luini Iciiuk ; ^^ Asf///' num.
the bamboo screen above Whelm, '^ /c^////^',
y^ ch'nni.

the wheel, ^ ^ ////^ Whelp, -^ -0^ /.v//^ tsai ;

^Mu/i ; a large wooden a lion's whelps, ^^Jj^ ^^^ ^•

wheel, $^ ^H /i'oy (Zroo) j

j

When ? ^ Df V.-/-8hi ?

7m'//' ; the rut of a wheel, :

when will be sail ?
j^^
$§ ^ ///.: h(uJc ; a spinning
}
n$ gg S' 'k'»e '/^» Bhi

^ 1^
'

wheel, .9«/' /j/jJc ; 7w< .s/to// ; when did he

lift the stone xvheel arrive ?
fg '(^ B# 1^
(a trial of strength) k'ue boh sbi lui.
jPP;

^, ^ /cw fAv hum When, >f^Bj Jcoh'-

( Itnin) ;
put your shoulder
shi ; when yomig, ^^
;^ g^ sA///' nin chi shi ;

to the wheel, @ [ij ;f|

when about to die,
^^
P§ 5^^ A ^^^""^ ^^'""^ ^^^
^ Hi lum c<se c^t shi ;

•m k"au yan. j when luck fails, even gold

Wheel- ban-()w, ^^ 67ifl'«- loses its colour, ^^ Bjj[

cAV, TfC ^ »^ ,!§ rauuk ^ -^ "^ wua' paai'

 WHE 760 WHE
wong hum shat shilc ; when
a fault is known it should /«a2i jt?//i shiie lai /^e m ?

be amended,
^ J§ ^* EJ^
where are tliere any ?
^^
chi Icwoh pit koi.
^ •^ B^ i^^'^ *^"^ y^^
Whence ? ^t#j^ yau-^nn- ?ri ? where is it from ?

ch'ue?
pin-ch^ue
P^J§^5fc
-lai ? whence, from
'^«^'-
^ f? '^
Where's your
7J2;«

tongue
/«/c

?
lai ?

(in

which, Jj/i ]^ shoh i, sense of, Ask ! you are

13
it
')S
follows,
y"'^ ^^^'5 whence
^hoh
not
'^hau
dumb)
tsoi lo
P
pin
:S ^S where
^Jf\l^^^ ?

i yau ; whence it appears, there is much merit there

6 Itt li :^ yau '(s^2.

is great reward,
^^ ^
Jcoon chi.
j^'^ /i?/;?^ ^0/^ yfl'?^ hau
Wheneve]', ^ H^ ts'ni-shi, sheung ; where are you

^^1 niooi-funng; wlien- from ? ijt i^ g^ PUE

ever yon,
^ tJ^ ^^ ^y^ ni hai piin shue Ice

ts'ui ni Ici shi ; whenever yau ?

it is wanted it shall l)e Where, -^^ ^'^(^^^''~

given, {>1 ts'ui chl'ue (shut ).

:^ j>l ,to
iu ts'ni /c'i/;; : whenever Whereabout, 5^^;^ kan'-

I meet with it,

|^ ^ pin-cli'-ue , ^ ir|> 77/71 ha^

ts'ue ue .
aE'(^>^ kau' hob shm^
Where ?
^^ jnn-rk'up"? i^ ;^ ^^"-'^^ ^'''"^ •

^ ni; ;;m-^ha ?
^^ Whereas, BB ^:^ cA/m taky

pin- wai ? j^ 'p pin B. \xi tt ^^' i° "^

taat ? where did it come ts^ze.
 .

WIIE 761 WHE

Whereat, -jdf hob, [J;] ]H^ Whereon, ^ Jj^.
"^^^
7/an Us'ze,
;^ ^ wui' sheung ;
nothing whereon
ts''ze ; wliereat he was to sit. ^ e^ pf ^ ™o
very an?ry, p^ljtt^ ^» mat hih ^ts'ob ; nothing

yan (s^ze faaf no . whereon to lean, ^ J5/^

Wherebv. |]R| 'j^ yan hob, mo sA'/A i.

]^ J^ \^ArtA i : whereby Where to |

' -ferS hoh

we know, J^ffi^jjl '^^oh Wbercnnto |

i chi. 2P.

shoh-H, AVberoupon, '|f^ tsau ^ij

Wherefore, ^f\ J^ ,

^ -jof
vui' hob, ^ /s«Z', ^ /^//v- ; whereupon

y«n hob, "^^ hoo ; where-

he replied,
f^^^ 'k'lie

tsau ^^^7?
fore has he come ? j^G^
'^ *^k'ue liii boh koo\
Wherever, ^1^^;^ mo
'Pi hum hoh shue^.
Wheteii!„ ^^ tsoi boh ;
Wherewith. ]}X ^ ^^ '''^''

wherein bave we failed ? boh yuung';

•faf f^
nothing wherewith, ^^\/X

*"iie:oh ti shoh fs'oh tsoi ^ mo i wai wherewith ;

boh shiie .
do you mean to accomplish

Whereof, ^ yuung',
^ jj;}^
i hoh mat sheng chi.
yuung ^s'2P

gnilty of the crime whereof

; be is not
Wherry, ^ -^ A^;?^ fA«M,

&S ^'"'^'•^ shuen.

'Pi
he is accused, fij^ jf^ -^ Whet, ^ Tf.l]
raoh-li',
g^

shoh hniing ko he tsiie

^ hraat' \x\ p^ ^
AoA^ li : to whet the
k'ue mi yan hohn faan . appetite, ^® Ao* wai';
 . . , . . •

WHI 762 WHI

a vrhet-stone, J^ ^^ ^jm ?/«^ shite^; which kind,.

mob io shek, lai

S— fli ^^"* 2/^'^ yeung';
lai that which is called, j^gS
Whether, or not, 1-rr.r-; shoh Avai ; that which I

"^ hai'-'m-hai\ like, ^ ^ ]^JT

'ngoh

ft ^-^ ft sliiV^- tihoh oi

shi ; whether or not. AVhiff, — t^ — • yat p''Uii,

^ slii' fail ; whether ^ yat chum^; a whiff of

goinj; or coming, ^ l^jl fresh air, -^

jj^ '^ ^
^ 5lv
^^'^^'^ wong waak yat chan ts'mg hi
loi ; I am undecided ^^'Ij'g'
BJJK^ choh' mun
whetlier to go or not, •^• '•^'^
HU K^igi ^ choh'

S* ^^ ^"^' ^/"" "^*' mun cheng che.

teiig ;
whether expedient While, (a) —iS^f^yat-Bhi.
or not, pj* ^ ^hoh '^fau ;
Jcaan ; step aside a wliile,

whether true or not, -^ ^^ tl^i ^'^".2: jnaai tl

—
;

I^ ^ shi' (han fun ;

rest a while, g)^ gj^
see whether they agree or hit yat hif; a good while,

^ ij5t ^^ "^'^5 a little

tui 'm /?« while,

^^ jjjj^
mo /a

noi^ f noi) ; wait a while

ngau
(hrqi.
C
ue
C
j)e)i(;
,
era
.

sum longer,

noi ti:
^ come
jJJ Q^^^

in a
%n^
little

Which ?
jgjig pln-lioh'?

(that which)
^ while,

noi
BK®
(^noij ha
iHF "°^
put
^^ ;'m-i'/ ? lai ;
ifc

fi^
shoh-
shoh, (that by which)

which of
down
oh)i
a while, "j^

chne ha
^
a
[J^
little
^fi l^
i ; ;

these places ? ^ — j^ while,

fy. ^ ])'i7i^ shi,
 will 708 WIH

^^ tsaam' slii ; rest a Whine, [^ >^ nfjf-'<hpng,

while, \)^ P]\ hill 'ha ;

^ »!/'' OJ^X /IS PAJi ni7^
a while ai,'o,
^ -^ tsau .s/itng fuiaiii^; whini: t: and

sm, :^ g \\(.iii; yat, complaining, ;§pi|lfeJ^

^^ Q s'/^ yjit ; between ch'eung shan Uun t'uan ;

whiles, :^ n$ tsoi
don't come whininj:, J^
;J:
shi <7u' /raan ;
tl5J

while think- ^
shaii^;
pi]| \n\\

whining
niok lai shan
like a

mangy dog, -^JScifeltK

seung chi shi ; to while
^^ sfutang tszc "ha a ko)ii
a way time, ^ jS^ Q^ ffheug.

hue to shi yat.

Whinny, Hffiy sze.
Whilst, 'i* -(I^iH^ /.n^ Whip, (horse-) 'ma-
,^ UpJ
holi -shi

^^
; eat it

'^ caam
whilst
;)///, (to) ^ :J*f
//m-'ta^
it is hot, /:

P /'^
Iffi t^ ^"^ ^'"«^'»

it shik.
?^^ 7^m ./..,
$g t*
jHii iiodi ;
whip handle,

|g ^
clii tiim , 'l*^,^ kicaai i,
y.n /:./m,
|g
tft ^ /i:?rart; seting.
shauH ; take a rattan and
Whimper, p^ ^ .'^Art/;; -A/'; whip a boy {lit., fry an
whimpering, D^ ^^ eel in pork fat,
;^$5>^
g e sheng.
^ 1^ fang 'shin au

Whimsical, ^ ;^ /<:<an- chuc ynuk ; whipped him

aau y
^^ rta/t /^m//, twice,
:J4 fg fH P'P c^'au

7] ^^^ t^u k'iu ^k'lie ^lenng ha ;

you'll

;iau neng '

have to be whipped first,

^^
 WHI 764 WHI

pj ,jg ta Ic/coh che ;

Whirlwind. Jj^ ^ suen-

I must whip you (Jit., ///i/^^r,

gig ^ kue' ^im^,
your back itches),

Icwui t'au ban

^^ ¥% A )'®""o
^'^^'

B5 ^^ ill ; A"«"5', 1^ SS JH '^^^''^*

a iDOsquito whip, l}|;>^ t'au fining.

ninn fut ; attendants with I

Whirrinfr, ^^ f sheng.

whips,
^S;2 dr ''^"'/^ ^^'I'i^i^
:|5t5
f""^^' ;
to whisk

^
j

f>m chi sze ; a whip of away, /^A/r' //»«';

:f^
rushes, ^Jjjl ^ P'" P'" ?
to whisk an egg, "^ ^
whip a horse, ;|^|^ ^ 2)'ok
^^ ^a ^«i taan ; to whisk

Sua ; ridinii whip, ||^

;f<'^
about,

'"wong tsat
^^^^ loi an
tsat

egg-
jyiu shaau ; a braided ;

^vhip,
f^ ^^ fang V^'W//.
whisk, ^^ taan chau.

Whiskers, ^a -^ ^^
Whipping, ^ /"//
;
give him
00-lim-so
ini.

seized the
a whipping, ^ ITf fg /^ tiger's whiskers,
;

:^J^^
ha k'ue ;
punishment of pat a of
foo so ; ]:)air

wljipping through the whiskers, — ^^ ^ ^

streets, ^^J yau yeng. ya/ pa oo lin so.

Wliir,
^^^ ^i.'j^i//i; suen Whiskey, ^rj
4>*
Whisper, |J^
J^^
Z ?/?//;; '^feai^.

y?w2-
shmg.
Whirl,
^^ ^ t'um-t'um-
sheng-^hong,
fA//;?? to whisper
^ g'|
in the
sa*'

chuen .

ear, J^iJ"!^^ foo' i in.

Whirlpcol,
^ ;7jv f(^ suen-
Whistle, (to) [Jj;^ -g^ ch'iii-
Vry-
'^shui-sicin,
^\ |§ 7}C yiim,
IjJ sill, (a) p^ [j^
ts'o- sAi//,
^^ r//?<m ;;^'-/J^ ; a policeman's whistle,
."/ti/j,
^^ sucn 6-^?//. £j^ ngan lud ;
the
 WHI 765 WHI

whistliiis; of the wind, ^

cii'uung loll paak niin ;

lueiif,' ; skilled in whistling, white albatross, f|j^

7'6> toi ngoli,

and whistle, /roA hoi ngoh ;

pure white,

67'<<
;
the whistling of the ^n^ IzJ 1'*'" 1"^'^'^ 5
white
wind through the trees, shirting,
J^ ^ yf.
;>'m

ig[pj5 Hhi.e' sin' yeuiig ;>« : the white of

Whit, JvS 4 sze-ho, — jj^

an egg,
^^^ /c«t

yat-tilc. taan' is^nvj,

fj ^ gj
White, Q »^ p!iak-.sA//',
Q kai taan jjaak ; the white

paak ;
the white nuisk tiiroated black] )ird,
Q ^^
deer (said to appear in I)aak or-, ^n*k ^^ i/j' oo,

good reigns),
^^ ngan
cheinif/;

(*A«/?2 niai
white

;
rice, Jr^

different (|uali-
^ /i''/^/«

liberty
00 ;

wlien)
(regain

crows have
their

ties of white rice, ^ ij^ white heads and horses

suet^ chii/i, ^ "^ jkt at have horns, i%^^^

niiu <•/^/?>^
j^ -j^ cJnm 00 t'au ma /cok ; white
fmi : a white blanket, (carbonate of) lead, -^
^ nen V?/h, |5> ^
brilliantly wliite, ^ fl^ /Wn uen, -^ ^" ueii wa ;

kaau Icaau ; white jasmine, white nose (in metaphor

%Wl\^h moot li' /« ; has two meanings : 1, a

wire baskets covered with villain ; 2, nick-name for a

white ja«mine flowers, ^^ brothel-haunter ; possibly,

because both characters, on

laam ; twice bolted white tiie stage, are got up with
 ; .

WHI 766 WHO

specially Avhite noses'),
Q Whitsuntide, £. '^ '^ ^n

j^. "^ P^'i-k pi' koh ; the ts'unn ^siY

black dog steals the food, Whittle, /]> 7J 'am to, "gj
but the white one gets the
blows, (said of an innocent Whizz, ^f^^% 'chHfi
person wrongly punished), (hi sfieug ; the whizz of an

an-ow, ^ .^ k'i .sf/?/.

hak kau ink sink, paak Who ?

-Jd^ ^|| ?«^^shui
kau tong tsoi. (*Bhui) ?
^fl pin-koJi ?

Whitebait, @^ ngan ue, Who, -ffa ^ '/t)/^-

^ ^ f? ngan-ue-V.?«/, koh ; those who follow,

S ^. fiM paak-fuan'-*ue. yfj^ ^ ts'uung f^e ; they

^Q
"Whiten, lunng paak who knew me, ^ ^^who^
whitened iiis nose (i>., chi ngoh che ; he is

duped him by flattery), a man of worth,

^^
^1 Q a # ''''^^
v^^' in cZif.

\n koh ; whiten in the Whole, ^ .^ uen-ts'uen,

sun, j,^ 3® p'iu shaai .

— Wi y(ii-l^'0i\ ^ sheng,
Whites, «±J ^ paak-Z^^n'^

White- wash, 'J'^^yjC ^^^a-

^)$M'^ ham'-pang'-(pa'^)
fooi-^shiii,
^ ^ .so -paak ;
laug ; the whole, ^
— ^
how many coats of white- hop maai, ^h koi

'^^^' ? il ^1
cham
^ *g '^^'i^ kirn,

-^i^gatrtuamg,
.

-f^
yat j)eng\
/:/ toh .
|g^
Whiting, -^ "fi^ cli'eung-ue. 'fsuung kuung',
;^| j^
Whitlow, ^'% Jll: 'chi- /u2m^ fsiwng, -4r
^^
kaap'-tsue,
;fg ^j^ cAt taai /ra ; on the whole,
teng.
:;/; j^^ taai' faan, ^ ^>
 ; •

WHO 4i)i WHO

taai' i/ruk\
^^ 15g- i/rulc* the whole of, )|^ ^ N^a?*

leuk,
^^ taiii' .s?/?/^ ts'ai ; collect into a whole,

the whole familv,

hop ka sqnaiulcred
^§[ ^f
the
^^
wlxile cargo
tsaap sheiig

is discharged,
;
the

wliole property, -j^ ^ in iH ^'''^"ff ^•'''^"^

your whole family prosper

;
May
!

the whole night tlirough, '^**JrtT ts'iicn/'ali'

'IS — M '
^^'''"^ y^'' shi ; on the whole the
y
niaaii ; the wliole skeleton, same, "^ ^ /h ^ ^^^^i

t'uung 5/?^ i ; transmit

hu'ut kaah ; ajipropriate the whole, ^^ shui

the whole,
^^ ^ ^-oA;? Puling ; a clue to t he whole

moot ; carry the wliole at succession, J^ ^ /'hi/;?^

once, ^ J^ ^^0 -i" na sue ; the whole circum-

maai iaam hue' -, the whole stances,
1^ ^ ucn ?rr// ;

batch, — .

jII^
yatifaai; the whole of, — -^ yat

how nice the whole place ts'ai^; thank you for buy-
i^
*? -; ^ Wj :^ '/'« ing the whole, HS KS —
7/«^ j/af/i ti' fonij ; a •^ rA/«' koo^ yat h'at;
whole piece,
J^ ^ sheng a lie. the whole (jf it, —
;/?//; the whole body,
^ ;r ?¥ W y^'^ /^'m ^fau

^ l>'-in shan ; how much in ; working abroad the

food,
for the whole lot ?
gg ^^ whole year to get

^ — -^ • nr^/' p'oh chiie

yat rhrk ; the whole region, chau nin ch'uiit n<j:oi' wai
—^ y^^ ^arti'; lost the '^fiaii pun ch'i ; the whole
—
'

whole he
t'-aat' kohn tseng';
lent,
^ ^ )^ collect
morning,
one bad cow
•^'J
yat chin ;
taints the
 ,'

WHO ^68 WHO

whole shed (i.e., one bad ST fs'eng sum chan

apple taints the whole kong yat fs'-ai shat sze

basket), —^^ . pS. peng mo hue in.

Mm ^ ~ Wi
che/c^ ngau *m ^ho lin
y^'i
lui
Wholesale, ^^
a wholesale dealer, --^
f(Mt -hong;
^^
1/at p'aans:^ ;

a benefit, his whole family

if a man gets taai'

sheng
%oo,
taan
^ |p.
faat
|^
maai
^
shares in it, — A y^ sic -S- S t? ^^^"S ^^'^'*

Sg
^yau
^ iC — S
fuit/c taai
y^'/ y^'^

hit yat
faat

Wholesome,
liong.

|^ ^shong ;

mik boiled the whole bitter bub wholesome

;

night, it would still be medicine,

]foo ''hail
^ leung
P H ^1
yeuk ;

2W ye to 'ni luun when wholesome laws,

^^
we eat, we like to
;

get the shin faaf^, ^ "^^ shin'

full flavour of our food, lai ; wholesome air,

'^'J^
when at the theatre, we >S ^ ts^cng shong chi

like to hear the whole hi'; wholes;) me food, /&

^ ;2 f^ :fe 'y-^^^ yi^'

chi yuuk shik.

^ye

^t'ai
sliik

ts'uen
mi
fo
to

;
'^tai

what
hi^

I
Wholly, ^ saai\ ^ i^
tsuun
tsuun'-"'ti',
^^ p^
am to say is the truth, the ti f'^/Zj ; wholly sincere,

^
'

whole truth, and nothing •^ Is'i^ shat ; wholly

but the truth, ^ i^ ^ correct, ^ ^^—
maan j?«^ 5/i«^ //rt^.
 AVIIY 69 WIC

Whore, ^^ i^ rh'eimg-ki^,

Ice / why (h) you lament

num
=^
ngiiu (because

, another form
^^4^
of
it ?

waaan
WS ^ rhi
2:
^yau ?
J'oh

why
),
^^ haaii p'oii, not ?
~
^^ /ii'n fan p'oh, wai wa^ sze 'mo ni ?

(a blighted flower), ^ If^ why do you strike him ?

ts'aan /?? ; to keep a

whore, -^ ^^ paau wai mat {mi) 'ye '/a 'k'ue ?

ch^eung. none of us knows why,

Whose ? -^ 1^ "1^ mat-
Sigoh ti mo van chi to

wi^y ?
^ »#
-li
^ai'- hoh ^kaai.

7nnt-'6zo
^
-kohn ? ^nf y«'i Wick, (lamp-) j)^ ;\^^ fang-
hoh ? ^^ t8o'-;«r/^ ;? sum ; a partly- burned wick

-te* R- ^ B/6 ?/^« (a good omen), »j[^ :fg

mat {mi) ^ye sze' ni.'' ^-H^ chunk fa ; neck like a

^^ wai wrt/! ueu hooi'? lamp-wick

we say
(/.e.,

— like a crane's), j)^-

long, — as
ueii /.'!)<//
^-^ wai waf? i^^^\^^ i^ingsum

mj; P|^ 'A-o//<

/r^'.'' Why Icom taai t'iu ^keng.

should you delay it for Wicked, ^ ./:', g5 j^ ok',

"^e ?
^ IJ * ft -ii
p^ek
'^
; wicked customs,
tsuuk
]^
^H^- 7«;?i; Sigoh hiw tso' lau ; restrain

w^/^ (//li)

you 80 harsh
^yc chf ? Why are the wicked,
harbour
^ ^;
wicked
'leng

? -^ f^ [1^* ok ; de-

^ ;\]^ mat ^ni /rtf;;^' 'Aa/i s'g»s,

fit ^ 'num ok";

s«/?< / Why do you act so ? a wicked man, ^& ^

 ;

WIG 770 WID

ok yan ; the wicked,

^ "^ ^^ chau' chi pat shin

^ ok ^che : wicked 2)at ue shi chi shum' ya

practices,
^^ ts'e hang ,
there is no wickedness to I

3K ^ ts'e tsaap ; men of which he will not stoop,'

wicked
^' o/;^
practices,

^rtA; ^c/ip.
^ ^ U^^-^
man pat chi ;
a
mo
does not
'shoh
.^

AVickedly, ^< :;p ^ know the wickedness of

2)at shin ; act wickedly, his son,^

A^ fil S
^-^ ^ /.<to/c ^/«^i'.

Wickedness, j^ ^ wai '^/s::e chi ok .

sze ; abandon one's self to Wickerwork,

^ jf p f^
wickedness, |S ^^ tsze yuung -t'ang-^MM-tso '
; a

At ; set an example of wicker skuttle,

J^ ^
wickedness, ^^^- sin ok ; /«</! ts'aam {^ch'-aam).
wickedness has its own Wicket gate, ^P^ ;;a^moou.
retribution, 5S /if 5S4|3 Wide, ^ ^ '^ku'ong-foot,

ok ""yan oZ: po ; a very W ij§ /f'on /bo^'; wide

demon in wickedness.
^^ ^^
apart, ^i s/to^,
^
^ J^ ^ waai' Vru;ai ^ /rf/?^' t'eng ; wide of

/jflu/i

the
,s7i/7c ;

former
do
wickednesses
not keep the mark.

shue mi
^^ chuuug
^t}l

k^iu
^ ;

of men in mind, ^ j^ take a wide step across,

i§
Chow's
311 pat nim

wickedness
kau' o/c':

was
/^
{naam
^ ^JU*
*'^^^'

wide open,
P°' ^'^'^^^^

-^
) ;

not so great as that name ^ taai' 7io/ ; a wide hem,

implies (j'.e., the man is

not as bad as he seems) ocean, 'vJt^ «'on^ ytnng;

by nature men are nearly
 VVID WW
alike, by practice tliey get Widower,
^fg ^/cira-^h,
gj[
to be wide apart, '|^ j^ ^ Icirnan-foo,
® §3 ^
tnuk fan kiivng ; (a

seung kaii tsaap seung widower) marrying again,

nen ya.
^^ ^ tsunk /.s-'?/e'; a
Widely,
^ ^^ Icirong foot', widower marrying a widow.

^ toll ; to diffuse widely,

^ t^ /rM'on^ yemig ;
Widowhood,
^ ^ ^^ wai
widely circulated. ^^ ^kioa ^foo ; to keep one's

ku.'ong liann: ;
proclaim widowhood, ^^ sA«m

widely, ^ :^ >'o yeung.

"Widen, -jill |fi| shanfoot'.
Width, ^ /'oo/'; of con-

"Widgeon,
^ /.
si<lerablc

waang foot'.
width, j^ ^
Widow, ;g;^ /r?/-a- foo,
Wield, ^^ rha wield power,
-Qr ^ kira- ino-'"'p'ob,
SfilS
;

'"/^a k'uen /wi^\

'^^^^
f^^Jm -"''"^^^ '
^^''^'o^^- Wife, :^^ ^lo-p'oh, (respect-
ed,
;^fj^ ^<«A«i! iigau,
f§ fnlly) ^^ ts'ai-f^hat,
^
j^ /cue seung ; remain a /sV/i,
^X
(your) /'"'-yaii,

Avidow, ^W shall hica; ^HE Ieng'-r//^///7'.

JE^
to marry ;i rich old widow
cheng^-fJiaf,
Q^ ^ ^/oot^

(///., clean out an old well), ^^

.s7m/, kucn^ shnuk,
pin take a
^t j^ *^<;/<//;«
;

a widow re-married, JE^^

g^
^vite, c/a' ZY^
§
tsoi txin ; to marry a
slitng Jca,
/J> g ^ij. 'siif.

widow, ^ ^ ^^ tsUie fring foh,

jjL^ I'tivp shat,

^ /s'«e sajz "foo ;

 WIF 772 WIF

my wife's father, ^K ^
iigoi' foo' (>o), -^ ^|» siian ; husband and wife,

^lo ngoP Cngoi) ; a wife's ^:^ kmmg p'oh, gj-^

father, ^U M ngoi^ k'an, ^m' shik ; afraid of one's

wife, 1^^ kw^ iioi ;

my
ngok cheung ; taking a wife,
^^ noi' yan,
gj
wife without a go-between ^ tsin' noi^
^^ j^ tsin'

(lit., hewing an axe-bandle fong; your wife,

^^ i'sz/fn

without anotlicr axe), -f^ noi ; wife and children, ^S

'^ts'-ai no; debauch people's

the jiiincipal or legsil wife, wives and daughters, ^^^

^ -^ \A?<tf Sno, ;^ :^ ^^ yum yan fs^ai *^nue ;

taai' p'oh (^p'oh),

^^ wife's relations,
^|(@.^
^f/c .sAa^ ; children of the Icuen yan tai^
^g ^
principal wife,
J^ -^ yan ^6'«n ;
(a wife with)
/^/c Vs^^ ; a wife's mother, high cheek-bones is a
goi
3 C
mo,
# husband-killing knife, p^
nook mo. 3t A
cheung yan p'oh ;
(a k'uen /CO sAaa^ foo to ; a
widower) taking a second wife's father-in-law,
^
wife, Jfcja ^ t'in fong, ^ /crt yiiung ; my wife's

^m ^A tsuuk in ; wife family,

^^ ^^ neung /"a ;

and concubine, 'p^ ^ /j> a man's wife and sister,

^leung taai' "sm

:) C.
to get a ^ ft|li ]coo so ; my elder

'/o^ 'lo brother's wife, ^j^heng

p'oh ; the wife wearing '^so,
^^ laai' 'so ; my
the breeches {lit., the hen cousin's wife,
^^ ^piu

ruling the morning), -^ ^so ; a certain man's wife,

 ;

WIl-' 73 WIK

^^^ 1 1 inn ^s'l : ;i wife's t'ai ^ts'zc ; yonnger

futhtT,
5t A fS cheimcr' brother's wife,
^J^j; "^t'a

yan ^lo ;

sleep alone),
a dt'scited wife,

-^
foo ; wife and child,

UszA my
^
(lit.,
|^ [|j^ /.sV// ; <,food

imj^ U.li wai koo Maang wife,

^ ^ ill /.sV;/;

palace fof discarded wives, your wife,

^^ kng^
^ "^^ ^laarig kuung ; a /.sVn ; title of the wife of

wife's nephews, ^K 5[^ !tii otFicer of tlie 1st rank,

ngoi chat : a wife's eUler — ^ PP ^^ A V"« .'A''

and yonnsrer brothers, "^ /"'/'/ \M\. (if the ficeond

Mraii my dear wife,

;•'"'- :=- r"
van.
*A i'

; '^^ /^?/?t /)'« of the ord

^£ I'm tx'-ai : my wife, rank, '^ ^ shnuk yan,

:ftti ^fl]
^^""''' '^'^»^' 9fl] of thr -Jdl IQllk, ^
^^^ /r^7i// /s'«/ ; a wife's ^ /.tiling y:in. of the otii

father-in-law, ^ ^^ ha rank, ^ ^ i van, of

kiiinit/,

kuung ;
/K JK
man and
killing

wife,
the (Uli

yan, of the 7th rank',

rank,
^^ o/tji

J"^

S -iV '^' ''<^""^ ^'""^*^ ^ ue yan, of Hie 8th

p'uli ; my wife is dead (//Y., >;^"i^-.
Ap^&JiA/'^'"^'
the strini;

Vaen
is l)roken) ^ j)inim'y:u\, of tiie Dtli rank»

j^ in ; api)ollati\es
;ttipJ'^*A
'^'^'"
V"" lie

fur the wives of three van ; a handsome wife

broLhers, or for the v.ives and a jiretty concnbine,
of one man, -js^^ZL^
"'"'
* ^^ ^ ''^'" '^''^*

^- W) ^'"^'
'
"'^'"* Sni tsiji ; elder brothers
saam ivtai ; wives of and yonnger brothers,
brothers-in-law, .wives and children, are
49
 WIG 74 WIL

separated and scattered ugaan ; a wild goose, -jk

hnnj tai t.s'di, Isze \'\ fiuan . iig;iau^ ngoh ; wild hope,

Wig, (lor ^^o^mx^)

%f^
jr[j
^
^
ffll
mong' ^seunrp
^
'^mong--/i'ftn, (false hair)
^ (7iV moug''; wild

^^ t-'au-iM (for the , cue) people {i.e., savages), |J|

If ^^ /^/n-'''ivaai. \ .<hi(an yan, ^\ S-e

Wild, ^ Vc, (mad) ^J yan ; wild trihcs,

|^ ^j»V

k'woiig; (dissohite),
^ i tek ; wild tribes ou the

y^ ^?i//'-toiig ; wild border,

^^ i yui^; the

duck. ;;7[C ^'S '•^^"'* wild pheasant, ^ tek,

««;''.

wild ehoiiy.
4]| ^liS
'''"""

jc^
""/^^
filiaan
gg
/•s-7n<7
lia^

tx.'!^'
tek,

fields
-]^^
^
and
;
|^jj

I hi

.-haan
; wild

yeiiiig
goat,

wild
|J[j ^ wilds,

wild
f{J P^ t'in ye ; a

S'e
; tea, iiatui-e,
gf >[4

|Jj ^ -^////a?! cli'a : wild cS-c//_9 ; to grow wild (as

]>ig;eoiis.
^f. ^J| 'ye lop';
flowers),
^f ^ Se
flyino- locusts till the uilds, f^hnnng.

^S
^luooii ye
iffi

;
SF f' '^'"""^^

the wild Liehi

^^ ildly,

acting
gf
Wildly,
Se, g[
3g;
luen';

a^
(St lunfoniii H(:rap]iiji!a),
g |g
to talk wildly,
///? fin fili iiu;
Inen'
^f fj^
wild talk, ^^ /i&7i.(7, =0 sliiif'l , ^1 ^ijff luei/ '^hong.

W'iidcnu-s. BJII ^ M'A'yts

pji nS "^'/'V^
ugiiam^ wa'; ^^h ye-ugoi'.

a wild ass, gj- ,|g \ve ilf.

1^ gj- hirni-hai-^ full

lue ; wild geese (lai'ge and of

c,
wiles,
.
^mf [- U^i

small) -/r,!
JfS
iV.iJ
hup.ng-
 >

WIL itO WIL

i^ V/i'/ rAt y^a/ i ; last

^ koo'-chiip, J^ ^ will and testament, ^-^

wa.m p'i, i^ ^ shin wai ahiip ; to make a will,

cfiufiH ; wilful inui'dur, [^ ^- laap wai f^hue ;

^^ /cory sAri'a/ ; Avilful the will of Iicaven,

^|^
i"ji"}%
HI jg: § ^'oo'
*'
/'m » ; the will of a
lioi ; a wilful rrime, j^ sovereign, "a* ^ V/.t i\
^^^^|i /-"(>' /' rA/ tsue\
I
the will of CJod,
J^ 'rjl*

WilTnlly, :^
;§; j^
San /'
|

tso : wilfully heartless,

^ r/i/ ; the will of man. /I

^ yan /'; to have one's

wilfully oouceited,
^ |U ow,11 will, '(f£: ]^ yam j^
A'/« fsiniwf ; wilfully dis- do as you will,
f^ 'fj; ^
obeyed the order, "^ j^ yam' yau Sii,
f^ fj^ j^
fcl^ V->"
''
^^'ong'' leng. I yam Sii /'; AVill-o'-the

Will, (a) pM ^^ rhuiuc-shue,

(wish) rp
\
wisps fliftiiio- about,
^
yC'):'f'J:-$ 'hrai'foh luun
wai-.s-A?<<',
5ig^^
1=1 (tiue-t , }=K j3^ '/'* -' , luun where there's a will
;

(future tense) d^ i^cwig, \

there's a way, jjh J^, ^
^^ ///': did it'of his own j
^1^ ^ 5//rti sheung' mo
free will, g |g f
^ tsze'
|
naan sxe ; I will nob do
uen' ti^oh^; secured his 't-
^ P§ ii '"goh Mn
irood \yill,
fEXtw ^'^^^^
I
li : 1 will o,).

van ts'enii: : I ^vill he 1 ^iigoli I a hi/r ; when I suy

<|nit3 with vou some day, 1 will I mean I will, *^
^ * 1^ t^ ft^
ngoh .>-7<«/< >-ha]» ni :
'""'?

aji ton;/ Sigoli wa^ tso ngoh

inflexi])le will,
;^ ^ yf i^ hui c/i'/Ji tso , ^ |S
 WIL i 4* WIL

^M wa tdk ts(j' talc ; (met., women) ^ :fg

1 will be your guest, ^ yenng fa ; drooping as a

^ SB S
ka will certainly
'''^'"' *^'^''

bring
^^
willow,

the
IJp 01^
weeping willow,
^lau min ;

; it
^^
hick, /jff* ± t^^ fS i^/^ ^ ^f shui yeung ^lau ;

f/<</^ /a/; /'/////;; ; as yon the silky willow,

;fg ^
will,
^ tmftnK H( mill lau, ^i^J|p •^^'' If^u ;

/ro/// tsau /"O/// ; will go the green willow, ^ i^

tbrough the do;)r, t|^
^ ts'-cng yeung ; the white

P^ tseiinj yup moon ; willow. ^^^ paak yeung;

iD will pass, />v/(/?<7 the dwarf willow, jg 1^)^
5||f-^
tsau .
ai ^lau ; a willow twig,

Willing, -^ Vi^/?!^, Fjl

^^ >^ '^lau t'in ; willow

cliUHiig-i ;
I am nut will- catkins, l^jH ^ Man S/^^ ;

ingtodoit, m.^^^ a willow-like figure, ^J^H

ngoli 'in hdiui tso .

-jj^ :^ '^1^ ^''^' sAa/i ;

Willingly, "y* iS^ Jcom-sum, a kind of willow, the

wood (if which is used for

willingly, "^ t^^ >pp Z-o;» boxes, ^M|^P k"e lau.

"^Vily, 3|B J-^ hH-aai-^haaUy

tso ; (lone carefully and
{/it, with a snake's head
^villingly,

h' !i' (lui^

^Jf||7fj-Tfj|#
lai') 'slii 'slii
and a rat's eyes), Jj^ ^
she t'au shiie
lai ; submit willingly, ij*^
iigaan ; wily scheme, =^
^B uet fm:k.

Willow, l^jj ^ lan-sline\ a karn,

indnlgtuce to the wily and

kai ; give no

/S'a//^- Japo7iic((, ;^ j^p

yeuug Ian: willow bloBSsoms, obserpvous M |g II |g
 AVIX 77: WIX

mo tsmniij ^/rimi tsMii ^ account)

^^ fs^n\g-xho ,

a wilj fellow, ^^ (or ^jff) (an affair) T -^ liu-szc,

It ;2 ^ V:./«.. (or

/i:^rt/<) waat r/t« t'o. wind round. ^ ^^. ch'in

'ill,
15 ^ ch'in niiti ;

niaai ; win people's hearts, wind the cue round the

.S
miin
flS
s//y;/
K ^^ win
'"^^=''

a
f''"^

l)a(.tle, 'k'iu pin to wind

;
Jj^lff :

iuLo a liu
tr fl^ 1x '^'^
-^^^'^"Z bull,
f^ la
clieung ; if he loses he nan ; wind up business,

beats von, if he wins he i{^^j|j sMu p'o^; wind up

^^•ill have it, i.e., heads he an association, j{^ "^
wins, tails you lose,
^^ 6A«?« ooi ; I forgot to

^ ^ :^ ^^''' ^^^ y^"o wind up the clock, ^11^

//< money
; win (by gam- m m ± $1 m '-'^^^^

^'''»J=0 m& yeng ts'in ; 'in hi^ talc *^shenng ilmung

I Mon and you lost,
^ lin .

m i^t^ $^ '".-o^^

the winning card, -^^

y^"- '"' Wind,
by the wind,
(the)
J^ fining : ^ail

.n//!^^'
;
^M'lJffl
-^ lo As't/i; he who depends ch^an ftiling ^shni li ;

on himself will win the S.E. wind, M ]^ ./''«

greatest happiness, |S fimmi ; the .^outh wind,

>J^
^ )|lw ^^^'^ '^'''" ^"^ /''///A'.

Wince, (to)
-^f,^ >''ai -slinuk. naani fimng ; a fair wind,
Wind, (to)
IJ^ chin'-maai, )lP JH shuun' fitung ;

ijgigi Mrin-niaai, (up) a fair wind is good for

f^
j3M r/n'ii -maai, (a watch) trade, (characters often

2il ^ Sheung-*lin, (an seen on the stern of junks

 ;

WIN '78 WIX

and sampans) |||^ ^^

tdk \?;
AVinder, (silk) ^^g i;^: s^^-

T^lJ sluuiti fityii!/

(effects of) wind and \vater,

AA^indfall, -^^^ waano- ts'oi,

i.e., Geomancy, j^ -^ % II /•/// ts'oi, ^^ ^|,

sndden
^l^lJ/^-gm ./uli\f,^
fmuif/

\vind,
^yhui

^ jg
; a

JU^
'/;:«•«/
•f^ ^^ Sip;an /^^A" r/a'

fan fining ; a ,2;ust of ^E fun II [J rJiUil lok r/a'

^vincl,
g^ |^|j j|\ '.s/i/^/? Iciroh.

"ihaan fiiiin'j, (IJ j^ //«// "Winding:, ^i''[|}j v'/"a«7i-/»^?/Z"

finiu'/, — |i$ jll V"^ a windini I'^^th,

.ft ii:
chnn fining -.
a side Miiul, Siin to' the winding np

;j^ )U^ waaiig- finmg ;

of an ad'air, ,fS -'^;^
iftii iva
kirai.

adveise, fonl, or head kit ; windinii-slieet.

y^
wind, ^H^)$\^ ngaak fining, inn /.

Tf M Ml '^^'".'/ t'an AVindpii^s -5^ nguang -

ftnnxi) \ a geiiLle wind, 5[Hl lian. :qei *f5» /a - noon

1^ woh /(««z^ ; wind and Windlass, [^ ^ /inik-\o,

string instrnments, ^ i^ lnnt-/o/(.

koon in ; a gentle wind "Wind-mill, j^ ^ fining

ripples the water, ^ i^^ moh .

Window, ^^ rh^eiing, I^Tf^

lunn : the god of wind, f/i'e?m^-*inoon ;
])nll the

maang^ p'oh luim of

sliding window,
|^
sedan
^
^^ ; ^'o«^ rli'-cung ; a

the wind, |^ ^ s^^/i chair with glass window,

sA(7/ : to be in good wind, B^ ^ meng ^kiu ; a

^ )1[J
>zi^ shnnn'. window-sill, Wifl ch^ewir/
 .

WIX 79 WIN

Icng-,
]^^ p'j yf\
rh'eung blossoms, '^ ^^ /.sa?r

inoon V</n ; window-glass, f/w ; wine cork, y^ ^j'^D

Jj^ j^i liii' {'Uu) p^in; Ant;/^ rh'if ; cra\int; for

oyster shell windows, 0^ wine, *^B^ '^ \vd\\ fsaii ;

^^ nieiit; '"iiu'a ; i^laze a to jtresent one with a

window,
^/oA li ;
^
l);)[t
^J^ J|§
.sv'»ny

ihe window,
glass

kfing
of

tsau
wine,

; wine flavoured
^j^ ^
^^ '^*
PH *'^"^'"" ch'ciinr/ with China asters, ^f ^
moon ; u lattice window, ^^ /r///^/-: /a />«// ; to sip

4& -^ 'l^' /tv/r//t' /s2e wine, Gfl*!] |^^ ^^^ ml fik

ch'eiing. ts(/u ;
present of a goose

Window-bai-s, ^j^ clrcung- and a jar of wine (at a

aat wedding i, i'go^»
fll
"Window-frame, (sati hii : distil wine, ;
iTi.>

ch'eun/j ha . sail fsau : strain

AVindsail,
^^ ;^ fuunij U)i wine, ^j^ >^ .s//!'// ''/.s-c/?^ ;

Ctoi). wine, women and song,

Windward, ^ j^ fuwnj-pln V^ ^ ^ '^'''^''^ .';/ie/?^

(pi'i')' [tt]
i^l heung^fuung. wine ladk'. -f^ j^
.s/i/7i; :

"Wine, »]^ ^sfli^,

^
M
^^ /bon j/in t'ai ; winc-bibber, -^
^;a«/^\ (port) ^ hak-
tmu, \^
(sherry) Q tsau sin,
^^ ^ Vs«««

paak-Vs(7?<, (claret) fXvM nong,

@^ygf^ f'ii'i^ ^fsaic

hiuing- tsau, ^^^^lY p'o

y^ ^ JM ii m ''no

t'o

t'o
rA^7^
tmu
"Si ^M
orange
P'^
wine,
fai

skin and a food-bag

/s/ni ch'eng ; a wine-

; (said

1^ V^ cli'aang tmu ;
of a good-for-nothing)
'
Tvine blossoms, t.?., ' grog au nong
 WIN 780 AVIN

faan toi'; mulled

 ,

WIN 781 WII'

Wink, \y^ /7ia<r/;'-^i«;aan, fining ; the winter season,

[IP;

^ ^ fining hicai ;

HR& Vr/-Si<,'aan-.s7i//', (at) winter solstice, ^ 'fijj

nt ^ Jli
'''''''-•n'-^''''t'»

(7iJ^; !i rainy winter

wink, ^i^Jfy; V/;/i 'njraan solstice, «'<' fining ;

;
>J[^=^
(|nick as wiukiiiir, iji/f \{\\ tlie winter month, «>'., the

W<. rtl' 'I^Jt

''•^«""* 'iifi llih moon, i^ ^ ^/<</?i^

ugaau won faai . net ; the three winter

Winner, shfiiig I he, months, =r i:^ mam

fining : in id- winter, 'fll'^^

rh'ui-hong, chnnng winter

\Viiii)o\v.
p^ 1^ fining ;

])roviBions, i^ ^^ /</jat^

fmmg huid% ^ j^ poh" fs'onir ; kept over winter,

yeinis:-,
^^ ]>'oh ( /^'oA), iffl :^ na/ fining ; the

{^^^ ^ijau hw ; wiimow- winter sacrifice, Sf^ ^P

iiij:: Ian, ^^ ^^ //''//i ]ci, ha p'eng.
Wintry, ^ /««»<7, )^
i^ch'-aam ). laan<^, "^J^ hohn.
Wiiinowing-macliinp, ^ ;^ ^^''1*^N i^ ///w'^'/ , niaat

fuung-kwixx, -|g [g loli '^kiu ;

wipe clean, i^
k\vai\ ]i^ /iCfra' holm tseng , ;j^
Winsome, ^11^ fuinvj so. ^^ i^ ^''" ^^''^'^ tseng';

Winter, ^^ iming-tin, ^^ wipe the montli,

^ iiiinigAQug,
f^ ^ c,
km
. c
fsiti
.

;
wipe away
huinji;

mid-winter
filling ;

festival,
liold

^^
the tears,

ngaan
^
iiii ;
Bf;
wipe
>0^
tiie
'kiu

table,

iso -fining, y^ 1^ kicoh i^ ^^ rnaaf t'oi ; wipe

 ;

^YlR 82 WIS

it

kohn
<^^U,

tseiiir
# % )^ : wipe out
^ncmf"

an
Wire-puller,

sin chf.
:|^||l:g ch^ini

nccoiint, ;^^^ niooF sho ;

Wisdom, :^ du. i^il f
''"'-

wipe off, i^ -^ )noot sh'ik,

^ ^ r/i/'-wai':

hue\
wipe
^^
cverv where
y/'»7' //2<p';

clean,
wisdom and reverence,
hcncj man
^9
S]^ .s7i^'?i_(7 ; a

may have wisdom and

chat/ wai /« /?^ ?//rt«^ kohn discernment, hut that is

tsen<i' : wipe off that dust, nut like embracing the

favourable opportunity,
//^/r hoh ti ch'au w/ ; wipe
out diso-racc l)y reforming, sui van au wai pai ue
m M^
C. .
,
ife
5
fr '^'''^"i" '^^^'»
sheng shdi, : the wisdom of

the world.
Hi iM: ;S iiS
Wire, ^^ sin : iron
faa!i .>>-A«i^ (hi vhi .

wire, /'./' .vm^

( .v/n) ;
ll;
co[iper
|]|
wii'c,
^pj
Wise, ^- r/i/', ^ in, ?^
^^ t'luinii szf ; a wire to ^^ P^ ^T-^^^
^''''''^ ^^'-'^^ '>

push up tlie lamp with, a wise king, ^^ £J£

.s/i^/?//

gij 'M. K ^'^^^ ^«".^/ p'=^ wong : a wise man, w

we will inform him by A^ in van ; a wise saying,

^ fg Sigoh ti' V« tin' r/// in ; in any wise, ^X\

sin f-mmg chi k'ue.
I'ffl "Pi ^ P"^ ^"""^ ^^^''^

Wire-gauze, ^ |f^ |j; ^'/Y' yeung': in no wise, ^l|l ^

../n'

. 5
sha,
C
|§ ^|, ^ ^/i!' ^fsui/ng mo ; in this wise,

Sill mong.
 .

WIS 1 8<j WIS

Wiscaciv, ^ -^ ^ t/ra ly prevent:? tiieir l>eing

tiiiii V//r,
^f^^ tira done thoronghly (/>'., more
chiing
AViselv, 1^
clit

ill,
-^V
'^"'
P
haste less speed) ^ j^
^^T wai ill.
M'j -^ 5^ ^'^"'^ /.^'M/f/c

/.sa/j jiaf taat : not to do

Wish, 155^ iien'-vmik
to others what yon would
not wish done to yourself,

lien : wiiut is \vib;lK'<l

jf!*?

1^^ shoh-uvn ; exactly us */'/ ''s/ioh pal yuuk mat

I'vishcl, Ff7 ^ >[^, ;^< s/ii ve yan ; wishing to be
chuung^ r.goh s//w \>7///« ;
establislied himseif, he
cxceediii<; one's wishes,
seeks also to establish
j^ .s7i^'//(; / : (wish you)
great peace,

ohn wish
^^ one on
shmuig
the
others,

larged
wishing to be

himself, he
en-

seeks
;

chojijiing block, also to enlarge others, "^

^f^if'^^
njj y^ ^''id' chinn ^paaji
^ i: ?TnAa jt Sfc
chuu van : niv loiief
^ rfn ^A '''' >"""'^

yuuk
cherished wish is ,uratified, Uiap i laap yan /'/

MIS B SW -^""/^ lien' S taat i taat van : iMav your

ch'au ; may evervtiiing heart-felt wishes be ful-

turn out as yon wish, ^. mied :

^p ^jf §5C
^ 7/n 13" sze sze ue i^
;
ts'nung Si/Ill ahoh yuuk ;

As-you-Wish Oil, (a very I wisii vou Ion I'oijfigo,

popuhir remedy) ^p ^g
^li shui lo p'eng ohn ;

to have things dune quick- to present one's best

 ;

WIS 784 WIT

Witchcraft,
wishes,
f^^ man oliiuppg /jl. tft '"^

shnut,
shunt, ^j^ j/jtj ts'e

shnut.
meets my wishes, ii^tfi "'
liaii; it
With, ^kuung^ III ;^
t'uung-maai, '^fs'-ati\ (by)
Wistaria,

t'ang-/a, {Wisiaria
fe Jf ?E 'tsze-

Chincn-
®
yuung^
^^//r//,

in
j^
concert
V'- m
with
.s/.s) ^'e Jf V.s,-e fang; (an ^
equal),

concert
|^ ooi'

with
rchited as mistletoe and t'nnng ; in

AVistiiria (i>'., marriage (an inferior)^ yon go with him,

[qj
Iniilc

t'nnng;

nin loh chi fs'an. f5*» I^ tE i '''' *^'"""g

"^k'ue hue will go out

Wit, IJk i^ fooi-hani,
^ with you,
;

^i^,\ii <§
^ ^/'on//-.v/n',
^1^ sin'-
p'ooi ni (li'uut Icaai \ with
'%va', (ready) '|^P A"'/'- my son, •j^ ^ /•:<?«»

hati, (lost wits) '\!^ naam ; one with another.

son_9 -sum ; half-witted,
HL ^'S °^ s^'?ai(7 ;
with
-Sfe
:^ 7r
7=1
rv.a
all niy heart, — • i\jk yat

(jiiick-witted, ^ :j^^ hip su)ii, y^ i\j\ ts'uen sum

In : a man of wit,
^^ with undivided energies,

^ fsmg mcng c/^^ ; at

4 B'lJ ^)fi$ ts'uen y«o'

one's wits' ends, jj^ jl£ fsmg kIkui ; endowed with,

Ir/f(/h k'i /i:m -S'/i/Zi:; 7^ Snn ; to surround

to wit, ^ 5^ As//c; shi . with, j^ wai, ^g waan ;

Witch, ^^ ^ ^s/i^n^-p'oh, it rests with me, ^^ ^

3(^1 mo \.e,
$R?Mff tsoi Siii'oh to ofrrce with

oo li fsf'iig. ti'is, |a jtt :^ig

^ ue
 WIT 785 WIT

^ts^ze spung hop ; compar- Si ^ van' ynuk ; to be

ing tlio first witli the in favour with, find favour

second wliich is the best? with,
.s. A hI ^"^' .^^'^

^ ^Z. ft jl ^^-^^'p' ^r/ruunt/ ; find favour with

*^iie

one
uet shuuk

word the
Sni
way
; with
was
one's liusband.

^ch^mmg ; with
^ ^E all h[»eed,
lak

cleared (for a decision), ^; A///' ; to find fault

— '^M^& y^'^ ''"^ ^^ with, P§-f|l/^ 'III I hilling

p^oh ; to feel with the i ; lie is dark {i.e., tanned)

hand, ff^ ^ :^ ynung' with the sun, Q |][Fg M
^sJkiu ^moh ; together with,
Ig yat shaai hnk k'ne ;

1^ k'np; no comparison with regard (or respect)

with each other, p^ iM* to,

p j^ ,'/,/' ....
Kjj ^
^:^'^ 'in peng takcXwm'; lunu k'up ; I will come
to iiave a talk with you, with pleasure, ^' ^ ^^
^ 1* S^ IS '^'^""5' 'm 5^ ^ngoh
your
/(/./u

help
V</ loi ;

t'aam luun (luun ); to write witli I shall

with a pen, ffl

-^g^ succeed,
f^^^^U/;^
ynung
a knife, l>l
j'?// ^«>v?

J]
ts^ze

M 'i
with ;

/",
ft
jionj
'if^

choli^
^ ^J "^ngoh
'"i ^'^«'»i^

ngoh
7t yuuni: to ; to be 77// sheng Imvug ; to do a
angry witii one, iU ^ thing with a vengeance,
no yan ; it is me
with as
^Vi ^1 ^ Suung m
with hin.,
ft- fl tS ^ hang .?rf : he works with

— VI
niroli *"ue Srue » "in,
ffilfillSJi:
hai i/at yeung ; with shum neu /' tso^ he did
child, ^ van', »jg ^ this with the l)esfc of

waai van ; be with young. intentions,

tE Jil W' ;^
 WIC r86 WiD

•^^ shan s/iik fl mo; play

%o mm fail tso ts^ze with monkeys, ^, ,[§ |g
sze'; lie received me with mo Siia /a?;.

open arms, ffa iM^ jlSl ^/ Withal, 7f5 1^ yik in, [y/j^

-^^ ^ic '^'^^^ sham"' //c^/i yik.

k'an toi' '^iigoli the Court Withdra-.v, (go) it /va\

;
||
sat witli closed doors, |^ 1^ W-hoi, (take)

f<hau-fi(an ;
1]^
withdraw from
^
moon pai, moon ^7i?^/« an agreement, ^^ M^ f-iii?

<)?^?i': thev started off Avitli ijf'iik ; hastily withdrew,

one
-^
consent,

taai
-j\^

fo ts'ai
^ ^v .s/cyy/
^
draw
[fj
from
/.s'/^r^ r/i';/?^/

the
; with-

market,
j|\>

Ituc^; it is all over with ^ TIj"

I'ii «hi ; withdraw
the thoughts from, j]^ j|^\

Mv'ne sliciif!; hoh fhtii "^liu ; ^hau Slim ;

to withdraw
the decision lies with you, troops, ||^ -^ 67if//< perifj,

ig ^ tin pnig,
^^
sze' tsoi ni ; he made pa ;jf/'/7 ; withdraw from
free with your money, |g an engagement, ^ -^
am f'r^ i§ y^' i-'^-'' f-ui^ shau.

yunng ''ni ts'in (^

tn^iii); get
Withdrawal,S 5M ""^ I'''-

on with your lessons,

^"fj
^£^
Wither, lohn-^iraL "j^

S^ ^ niin lik tuuk %i ^ Qf

tmi-h,hn, //?<-

shue; he did it with his

^1
tse',
^ ^^
lok,
ts'aaii,

^Y'* tse',
^Hj"
ii-.il

own hands,
^^^fJ( ^ ^ ^ ^- leng '?ra/,

k'ue shau
^^ ^
is'rni tso ; ts'o tse ; withered,

elated with joy, tin ;[§ /b^

gj 2ifi||
le!-.L%
;f.i-
'/^-o,
 WIT 787 WIT

(Jit. dry as a scorched ViflA i //r/c //; witliin reach,

S'-ab) fi{ ^ $2 /^/'^ /'«

^^7113^1] /'"""^' '-^/'^'^

A'o/in; wiLlieiMl tlowens, I^ hoh fi/; all within the

pQj- /r^ tse'; witliored
Four Seas are brothers,
strenj,'tli,
j[fl ^^ :^}j |g
//ut>/ /// /'»« yeuk; u
s::r hoi ihi noi Av^i'a' lung
withered arm, ;^-^ •'<'i'"
tai ya; when thei-e is the

gift within, ii manifests

Within. Id, I^f.^ 'm-V' ^ itself witlx.ut, 7^ gg [Aj

^ 'in Z-'/i'/?/; to withold

iK^ ff] lilf ;^h
')^^ '•'^"^

consent,
^ yj]^
"ni wim,
noi^ //// yens; rhue ngoi\

Within, ^ gg '^hie-t'au,
Without, -^[^
m ngoi'-fan,

;^P^ nL,n,i'-iiiiii\ (want-

hic- fai\ ;^ |:Aj tsoi -noi',
inu) InE mi), -V^ mo; all
p|l ii()i^-rA?«/?i.^.
\^
2^ pi' k-up, \k] 51
J;[^

nui'
without exception, ^ Gfr

y^N^ nio ^shoh jxit yaii;

L"au; payment inu-L ho
started without leave-
made within 14 (lays, KJ^
takinjr,
^ i^ mi tf
>h:ii>.vie tin iu kaaii \vs,'\v\\ y)^// ts'ze i hang; comes

hves witliin easy (hstance without luggage, yr' ^

<-'• the city,
ftt^HifW ^ kv.'img shun loi; with-

out doubt yon are riglit,

j^ ehiiL- A'/j li slienj,'

kan^: witliin tlie hounds

of possibility, pyjl^Jtllij^^ hai cheul. : we cannot do
 WIV 788 WIT

without some lielp, ffi ginger when he ate, (used

in praise of ginger),
^^
mo }an ywn// ^shan i>at
^f ^^ V"f ''^''^^ /:^'?/n^shik;

Lang slieng hmnvr. I believes right jjrinciples

will come without fail, but without firm sinceritv

— ^^ y"^ *^^"S'

loi; all fled without a fiii/k; beneficent without

single exception, — •
'jj^ expenditure, ^ ^^ J{\]

^ ^ 'S y^'^ '^'"''' ^' wai i ]iaf fat ; without the

fs(in /.sVn/y; he set off city' ^\w\\'A "J,'oi^

Jfi ^h
without his dinner, [^"^ without a copper cash, —
^]7n^T '"' ^^'''^ /-^''/r^u i
um^u-p y^^^f
hai.g; he went off without ts'in (
As-'m) /.sY?/ /o mo;

iv word, fg^pll— § frotn without, ^ ^[^ yau

p;ii ^* T ''^'^^^
^'«^
ngoi

'ni it'a
; without lear, ^^i^
f(iat yat in /i//; hang Jiue .

liu; he reckoned without Withstand, ^^1^ ''fonj-chue ,

|>is I'ost,
tr ^g^ ^ 41 ma 'i^-"--!--'.
mi
/rt /.s'o/i .s-?/rn j)'oon; he tai-chue , ]^Y5^ tik-chue ,

resigned without notice,

strenuously withstand, "ft

a^ U'ue pat sin t'uuny ;j;^ lik "^k'ue ; able to

ihi tsik iiang tSze chik; he withstand, g^ ;j^^ nang

was never without any 'k'ue.
 WIT 789 WO A
Witness, (a) gH:
A ''^^'''^d"- ^Mve evidence,
Jt. piE A
jan, -^ =[£ kolin-clieiig , S ft BE
yan t'oi tsok
'•'^'i^""^'

fhfng .
<^^^'^/

^^in-ch(>ii!/\ (to)
Mi fiE

^^ t.ran-hin\ (l)car)
Wits, scared ont of his wits.

^31 ^li ivan

^v wonf^
^flE chat-chmii' ,
\^f§^ wong
tsok'-chmf, jJSf^liE tso'-
Witticism,
'|^P ;2lS' ^"^*'
Jrin^-chnig^;

witnesses, ^
interpreter for
hau chi 'ue,
^^ siii*

"fih /^ ue.

cli'ucn kmmg yaii; false Wittily, <|^ X'^ faai' haaii,

witness, 1^ i^ mong'' p: * ^^"/^ <^^'t,

f^ :^
confront witnesses, niun tsit.
f/«en^ ;

^ ^^ /"//t ^shlDU; to
Wittingly, ijcg-^ ko>? i'
^
witness with one's own M ^'^'^' ''
#S t^'i^-

^yes,
H HR 0^ ^ /.s'«n
Witty, ^jj^ ^Z^/' shil, f,|J
^ngaan ^'fli kin; to call in
P V/^ ij^ p
ii^ Bg^
a witness,
|^ ^ :J^^
r A/?< /JwA Af/2/ //, ^ Y^ leng
fAen/7 yan; to call to pm .

witness,

chill
1[Ql^
isok
^^^ Wiziird,

®
^^ slieng-kming,

naani nio; to con-

i chen<i ; in /[|!_

witness whereof,
l^'^'^ snlt a wizard,
f[|]
S^ mun
''[
Jf^ wai p'ang kiu'^; to ^shcivj.

witness a bond, ^glEjjL AYizened, the wizened face

{^S. ^"^"^ cheng* laap ^;?o of age, /W ^S tilling^ li.

/aa/?; l)ear witness to, Y^fe Woad, ^ *^ 5;«/n^-laam,

^ Jii
^•^^/'^' ^^" ^^''*'; to yx ^j A W ^'^^"^ "^^"^
go into tlic witness-box to taai is'cng.
50
 WOL 790 WOM
Woe, fg woh , fH^ woh - Wolf-fish,
^ ^ ^^ %eng
tsoU] woe is mc 1 ^voe to Inning uc,
Icuung ue.
§ ^ #, lui

ue long
f'lmng tsoi; woe to you I
Wolfish, ^p Jg p^
//; a woUish disposition,

lo""
i\ J5 14 M' ^^^'^^^

woh /.so/; woe to the

smy' ts'eng.

world, fg^^ woh' Wolf's bane,

J^^ oo-t'an.

isoi shai, kaai Wolf's claw, |gx£s«;^ maan

Woebegone,
^ 2^11 ai ,
Icuung V.^V/.

^^
Woeful, ^ )^ /s'^*-leung;
Woman, nue- yan,

n woeful event, jp"^ i^

"^foo-yan; women (///., willow
woh sze .
blossoms), ;^ :J£ yeung
Wolf, ^;j- ch'aui-lonor; of old
Jg fii; the six classes

lean as a wolf, i^ ^p ^;j' women (mischief makers),

«/<«?<

blocking
ue ch'aai;

the road,
a wolf

i.e., a
y^ ^
brokeress,
'""^^ P'°^^'

^'-^* nga
"^''^•'

p'oh,

rapacious official,

long
^)^ ^^ the

mooi
go-l)etween,

the
^^
*m^. cli'aai tonij l(?\ p'oh, spirit

a lie- wolf
^^ y^ long; medium, ^jjj ]^ s,r^ p'oh,

kuiinfi; a she- wolf, ^^ -Q: or'j'ljj^.s/n p'oh, the pray-

long mo; a wolf in she(>;/s ing woman. ^^ !^ k'in

clothino-.
^M^-¥jgf% ])'oh, tlie woman herbalist,

^^vM^Ct^ ngoi' 7>'i yeung ^j^. yeuk- p'oh, the mid-

pi 1)01 tsong long fiinn; wife, ^ !^ /'7'» p'oh,

tocry' Wolf!' {:§ gt ff^

^^ p'ang huuny hiu fao. p'oh; Cantonese boat-

 WOM •91 WON
woman, ^' ^ i tnaii sau p'oh inlc\ a barren
lea p'oh; a boat- woman, woman, "/^^^^ "^lo
V^^
|j|i^
^ ch'aaf f-'^ai; an hmnvix a woman of rank.
old woman. ^>g jlllg 'lo -^ M mcng' ^foo; a

p'ob Sw,
^^fj- p'oli small-footed Avoman,
n^« /sra; a masculine ch^an kevh ; a jealous

woman, :^ 4* ^ 5^ woman, Uzi Jin- fo''

1lfAt/lf{j foo;
^f

3-
a

nue chiiung cUenng foo\ loose woman, ^^ ^j^ yum

a blind woman (mnsici.ui), ^foo; send a wdman, she

m m raaanp:

Avoman who out of devotion,

mooi; a will conquer,

shai ^uue yan cluiu

^^6:^X1^
.

refuses

lib
to

nue:
marry, ^J
disreputable
^ "Womanhood,
to reach
"^^
woman iiood,
''nue to ;

(/.'>.,

women, i^ ^ ;^ ^ marriageable,)
^^ ^y:
saam ]:oo iunk p-oli: actors nin k'up Icii.

dressed a^ women, j|^ j]^J Womankind, (disrespectfully)

chong keuh ; one who -^ jA^ Snie-lau, (the

kidnaps women for the attraction of) ^"^ nue-

purposes of prostitution,

fl^ -^ V.;'?^/? sh'iu; Womanlike, -^'^^ y^uk

women in charge of the Siue yan;
jjH^\ 'ts'ze

bride (for the three days ^nne yan.

of the wedding), -j^ il^ Womanly, ^ ^^^ ^nue-tak.

taai ^k'um; any one, man Womb, ^ f-oi; to quiet the

or woman, who does a womb, ^^o "''"» ^'<"-

good deed will be rewarded, Wonder, ^^

(Lo> /:in -k'i,

(a)
^^ ic-i-sze\ (not

huung sau kuuvg iak ivuh to

^ ^ t#
know) '
*™"
 WON 792 WOO
chi-talc,
1^ ^, ch^a^ i; ^ '|g Vs'se shi' 'k'ue

wonder not if, ^'f^ inok tsaap kwaan ; after supper

ffjiufit ; I wonder whether he was wont to look at
*'^- «ot,

Sigoh yuuk
^ ^x ^ s s chi. shi '^/au;
the newspaper, 'f^"si^

no wonder, ^ ij^ mok k'ue kwaan uc sliik Snaan

Jciraai, ;
in tlie name of shin h'aituuksanmun chi.

wonder, -p^ f^^'^i maan . Woo, ^f^ hat-Vm.

^^
Wonderful, [fj ^ ch'ui(t-k% k'au-o<\ >ji^ @2» k'au-^/ofli,

WIS \vi-/i/raai ; very

wonderful. :ra kek j^ k'au mi .

miu ,
'4/ shuni miu ;
Wood, ^ muuk, (forest)

wonderful ingenuity, X^ :|^ Mi shue^-lum; wood

W; V^/w?< rain : "Wonderful: ashes, j/^ jj^ '^foh foot;

1 tsat, 5^j;-^ miu heai't wood,

/soz; most wonderful, M Icicut; iron wood,
^naam
^^
^
p]" kek 'Ao7i k'i. tsze naara, :;|^ ^
Wonderment, ^^ ^. k'i i', niuuk; a kind of fragrant

^^ Zy'h.(7

^
k'i wood, ;^P j^ k'e naam;
Wondrous
Jcwaai
W k'i.
g god of element wood,

wood
^,
and
i . ~)j imt fong;
Wonderfully -^ sliuni bamhoo ware, (Jj^W shaan
k"i; wonderfully efficacious, foil; bare subsistence on

1^1 shan haau . a pint of rice and a hand-

Wont, (accustomed) 'j"'^ fui of wood,^ ^TjejE^
Jnraan, '1'^^ ktvaan ve, i^ shmg mai ''jKt shaai

*s^ la" shcung 1i\i:aan; ngaai; heavy wood "^ ^{^

as is Lis wont,
jtL);:^!^ foo t'aan; burn green
 WOJ 793 WOO
wood, 'j^ ^ s/nu ts^fng; i Woodcock, -)^ \^" ^ffi
(or

^g) taai' sAa rAm.

to el>ar wood, i| ^1^ /.Vu !

mnnk; varieties of wood WojKlcnt, -^ -^^i p nniiik

niuuk
'jman t'o.
yj^-lgfli*
oil t'nung tsze
Hol-y-vfi
yan, Q |(p) yfl paak
Wood-cnttcr, ^^.^ tsMii foo\

t'uun;^ yau, ^ ||o) yft a wood -cutter's patli, |f|

haung t'uung yan; faggots :g ts'in Zv'/?/.

of wood, ^^ f'h'aai sa/i; Wooden, ;;^^ P^ff

—
niuuk //; a

dry wood close to fire,

^^ wooden beam, -^ ]^
^ Jg */^ A-o/m shaai B^ yr;^ t'ia muuk chan ;

pang' ypA; to^ chop fire- wooden candles made for

wood, ;^ ^ ;?'oA' shaai; show, ^ffi ^''^^'"' r/jt«/7:;

f^-
a piece of wood an inch a wooden mill, ^^
sqnare may be made to be hunk luung; strike the

higher than the pointed wooden bell, i.e., obtain

peak of a his:h building, bribes by pretended official

influence, ^Jf.^ chong'

^ T^ ^"^"^ /••<*'"'/?^ chi muuk chiiiii)/]; pnt on the
mnuk holt shai ho lie wooden lining: i.e., put

shum lau; don't halloo till in a coffin, ^ ;;;^ f|^

*you are nnt of the wood, t-Af'?/A;' muuk iiaap; was he
not without posterity who
mi' fnlc ''u'un chan jmt first made wooden images
^hoh hum yeung. to bury with the dead ?

Woodbine, g- ^^ '

tsoli "^yung ^chi k'i

/'m luunrj, ''yan ''ch'i

tuung. mo h.au' oo; wooden head I

 woo 794: WOE
blockhead
a man
!

kom
5S H ®: M
t'au i^f-mi); a
Wood-pigeon,
jfjj^ paiik 7>a,'/7i
.s/«-,

/-rtw.
g J^
wooden partition, ji^ Wood-reeve, ^/jjfil^ ^'^oon
p^
^paan cheung ; wooden lum /i;oon.

shoes, "^ ^^ mnnk k'ek; Woody, wooded, ^^ ;j)JC

wooden shoes with red ^yau ^'o/i lum, ^^ shwn;

leather tops, ^iT J^ j^ wooded hills, ;|>|; [Jj lum
huung p'i k'ek; wooden
platters, '^ ^^. mnuk Wooer, >|^ ^' ^* k'au of'

^kn'ai', a wooden cup shaped V/i^, 'j'|l^^ ts'eng yan.

like a rhinoceros' horn, Woof, 1^^ 'wai-sm; warp

hiring; a and woof, ^^ ^^ keng
V^ Wt ^^^'^^

Avooden fish used as dinner *"wui.

bell,
^ gl nmnk 'li; Wool, :^ ^ yeung-rao;
liow, pray, is the Prefect cotton wool, ^ ;;;fcS muuk
like a wooden statue? ^Sf min, :i(.*S'3
:J;g
min /a; to

he wool gathering, 4'^ Sfr

iiaai ''/oo ycng t'uung .s"?<w saan .

muuk *'iigau. Woollens, jj^ *yuung, ^ffi

Wood-louse, JE ^ n-clme, (iwi.
ffl tK
^'^'^ y""nj?;
woollen and cotton mix-

^^ ngaang -hok -ch'unng. tures,

:^^;fl|^ yiumg
Woodman, :|:|| -^ ts'iu foo ram mm po .

'P^ yfC ^* f'"^' nuuik c7/f. Word, (written) ^ tsze',

Wood-nymph, ;j>^;jfifp^ lam (spoken) ^ yum, ^

shan Sine. wa
c
,
^ iP< koh'-t&ze-
Wood-pecker, l^ ;^^ .^ no-aan. (news) -^ y2<w2,

i^//A;-muuk-^niu. (the Word) To^

 WOR '95 WOR
di'^syl!al)ic words, l|f^ ^ /men min; words of
ST 7/m hok tszc ; lieallcss his evidence, "^fjl] /:'<«n<7

of liis word, ^ p An-?^ ts'zc; denounced him in

/i^'n^; 11(0(1 nob sny a word a few "ords,|fQ|g>[iJ

nioile, pS.
^^ 'in isoi (s^ntn/ji

words do
paak
not
/ti

cover
/.^/t; ;

kon()\ a I'cw words, ^^'^ the

Sf^a^ Z'/ Z:w sAw/ wa ;

iimlTsi.ind every word,

^ pat taat
in ^iie;
i ;

words and
woril.<,
^ ^^
jlirases,

mere words devoid of proof, i.e., the text,

^^ A-«<c*

P ift ffi iS ''^«" ^^^^^ ne; words of remons-

mo p'aiii;"; criticize every trance, j^^^ (7»r??? kli'^li;

^ord,
,ff ii ^ ft Z'^/-^'
bitter Avords, ^ "^
i'uung kiic wa; don't ?^r7i in; llie Emperor's
say a 7^ ;^^
word, i?<if^ words,
word
^^ ^ ynuk
wise
in; a
t'ai,
7(^f^^ l>"t xlu l^^\; to tlie is

interpose a word, ip[ ^^ sufficient {rerJ'. sap. i-af),

ch'aap shit; delusive words

(W.,sweetmeats made with kwun Isze yat in facu ma
arsenic)
^Jlgtffi^ mat yat pin; spoken words are
^sm j'Va' scKiig; words like the wind, the tracing

like lioiiey and thoughts of the pencil remains, |3

.3
like swords, p:^^^ rfn

i
'W
fiiuk
M
yau
'''*^'"

kiin
^'^^^

smooth
"'^'^ fuinvj pat shi

hear their words and give

Isiiung; to

and honeyed words, ^U'W them credit for their

^ ^^ t'ini in mat ne; condi^t, JS^'Wrfii^S

to animate by words,
^j
 WOR 796 WOR
k'i bang; to hear their •qR killing po ;
Public

Avords and look at their AVorks Department (in

conduct,
11;^^ Wnil Hongkong), X^ ^
killing nio slme; skilled

k'i luing'; fine words and or fine work, iP^X /"'«"

an insinuatinGT appearance, IcKAing, y^X ^^^"i' killing;

X^
lent:
^^ sJdk;
fi
cannot
haau
assent
in quality

killing
of

tsok
work, 31 f^
permanent
;

to his words, ^^^^^ work, -M 31 cli'eung

k'i in pat naap. killing; job-work, piece

Wordy^ J^ g fiu fang, worlc, ^^X •''^"^'" killing,

^5X '^"«* '^'''"^.'7'

^X
Work, m^ hnnig-foo, (to) 5Mt' killing,
^ X^ f'^
'(Sr X^ X-'iO'krnmg-foo, ifz^Vn kin killing foo; to

:^2I1 ''ta-kuung; to work work by tlie job, do piece

bellows,
gMH '/i^' work,
^ ^X '^''^'
*^si"/'''«

fuung seiing; worked hi.s killing; to l)egin work,

^
way np fiom the ranks, X ^^'''^' killing; to stop

work (for tlie day) ij^X

t'nung cJvuut shan; all shall killing; one day's

work and no pay, ^^ X work, —^X • y^^ ko^

Icohn kiamfi; a finished killing; out of work {lit.,

work, ^^'i)\ sheng- kvnng; hang up the rico-boiler),

made it his own work, Q

JK 'S ^ ^s^^^' 'i ''''^^ faan wok'; to work a coal

kinwf/; Minister of "Works, mine,

;J^ ^ /nai niooi;

it X kuwig kinmg; very ensy work, 'l^if^P|E

Board of Public works, X X -4^ ^'^^'^ ^^ ^'^' killing
 AVOR •97 WOR
foo; work lianl, Kj "ff P^ (aojp ^szo lai /oA ;

ch^uut lik; let each do his working abroad tiie whole

own work,
Jcok lenp:
^ ^^*
/i</t tso ; Set to
gftf
year fo get food, j^^ji]

work :
^ tlQ^ -^ ii^at /* ch'tiut iigoi^ wai Virt?^ ;>?/n

.s/w?/; work the quern, ^^ ch'i; the workman who

^ rr«< moh'; one work
—^
wishes to do his work
(».^. set of books), • well niiiet first sharpen his

^^ yat po^ ^Tiue-, work tools, XgX#K9Xi^^

with the hoe, ^5J ^wn^
t*in; to contract for work, shin'' k'i sze jnt sin li k'i

J$ X fooii Icuwig; hi ; the work still wants a

worked in gold or colours, basketful of earth to

iti 'iTiin
''/cum sail ; has complete it, i.e., the merit
some little prospect of still is wanting to a small

work,
f^ ^ RS^l B5
5f
extent,
jf} J§— Jf ^cuimg
^shaau 'yau /i t'au lo'; Jcir'-ai //at kwai ; not till

work ill place of another, the public work is finished,

7^ X i'tt^ killing; going ^^:^ killing ^ze^ ]Jat;

about asking for work,

J^.
I do the work, he gets

P^ 1^ 'ra
*^sheung moon the credit, (//'/., I get the
tail ioiiij ; man of all work, throne for him to sit upon),

^^ ^/rt

work,
tsaap; servant
of all {i-f-, a ngoh (a maai kojig sJiaan

'general"), ^ ^ io ^k'ue ts'oh; put aside the

yeung; first-cla&s work, work and come, j^ J^
J-^ 'filf
^itoau tso : tjiis is

dangerous work, ^^^Pl^ loi.

 WOE 798 ^\0B.

Work-bao-., X^^ ^'^'^^"^ hired workmen, ^M ^

foo top, :^ X^ '"ue yuung yan, ^X y™"^
kuung.
huung toi .

AVorkmanship, ^/l^-^ tuung

Work-box, X^ ffi
^'"^'"^
tsolc, X '{^ huung tsuk
-^ X fl
;

/bo 5f'?w^, 'line

good workmanship, ^J-f^-^
Imung spung, ^-(^X§§ ^ Vw /6-o/c' /"«,
fif^^
^^ /50i' tsolo huung hi "ho 'shau sJuu\ ilf ^^
kue spung. /w ,sAa« tnen ; fine work-
"Worker,
/f-^ ^ X
^v;/-' V/it, manship, ^a ^spng

^^ @^
hang ^.^., kuung; skilled work-
wai f/ic;
X
worker iu ivorj, manship, X-^ ^^^'^^'^^

^X "n^ kuwig. kuung-, unskilled work-

Workman, X^ j^ X
Icuung-ya.n; manship, f'huet

^
eili gAs.r. foo\ kuung.

XS.
tseung'' van, X^ ''^'"^^'^.^ Work-shop, kuung

^-^^
tsenng'. (good) fong.

Ao- shaii-shai^: Work-woman, A^ X /^ I^

to feast

workmen, ^ kuung
j!^ Ao i'so/c' chl nne.

kuung; travelling expenses

^ World, -fih .s7i«',
]\t
of Government ^ ^ ^^ ^
workmen, shai-kaai,

^tJ^ iu leung; master of

J^ taai ts'in shaP kaoi ,

the workman X ^ ^i
^ j^ §1^ ch'an t'o. eh'an
Jcuung szp; the workman tsuuk, -^ waaa ue,

is under his master, (///., (/<7., the sea of troubles)

the character X ^^'^^ no

^ ^ 7^0 'Ao/, (the

head), X.^:^\i\^
Icuung tsz» imt cTi'-uutt''di\x-,
^
whole)
t-in-\\ii\
5^ T^
(the present)
^l''o-

-^
 .

WOR 799 won

^ liDii-shai ,
(tl)t' futm-f) world,
^7;:2:];^x-tfc
5|5 "Hi; loi-s/wi^; roviiio- t'ln ha' I hi Kuiig kuung
altout ill the world, ^-'ijff ya; as the world goes, j|^

^ {ih l'>'l^ }''1W tSdi' .v/j''n

; ^ J|| siiuun' t-iii li;

the visible world, Saviour of the world, ^^

[^ p^
young J:aan; lai-sed him j^± kau shai (hue, he

above the vulpir world, intends to (ravel round the

world, mwtMn^f
faan clran; end of the ^k'ue viuik vau hang /'»n

world,
^ Q moot vat, ha'; I am at peace with

^^ 4^ mont .s7<ra''; all the w..r!d. fgJ^^T

evolution of the world,
ZK^pf^^' '^^^^^'

IfJ ^ SI ^* '^"' ^•'>» 7^'^^^ yan hue kaai

^K' fin ha' /r^"'

ti^; the present world -[^ woh Ao; to quit the world

h J^ .s/w« sheiino- van, (as a pritst), ^^ /u'

iMilf^ A. ^^^'^"^ ^'^'"" 3'^"' ch'an,

m ^ <7i' </?//' Z:a;

the spirits of the upper not for all the world,

and lower worlds, 1^ ~T\ ^^ "^ tutu' jKit hang,

p^ ;|;^ sheung' ha' shan ^ '^ 'W f^'""»^ 2^"^
Ic^i; avoid the AVorld,
flg hang.

4^ f-iicf tsuuk; map of Worldly custom, j^ -fg.

the world, ]^h

^ [g] ti' s^a* -tsuuk; worldly en-

ue t*o; he is the worst tanglements, ^^ ch'an

workman in the world,

^ mong; worldly e-xperience,

^V^ ngoi' ts'oi.

chi tsin kuung ya; he is World-wise, ^ 5^ tt -^

the best workman in the //o/j7i /Y»if cS-ArtL/ kaai
 WOR 800 WOR
World-wide,
shai 1i\
^-m:li85
world-\vid(3
^"^^"

fame,
worms,
ch'uung
^^^ ( chin/ng)
yau
ta;

intestinal worms, $j§ /«««.

chi iiu'ili:; world-wide Worm-powder, jg^ ^

talent,

shai
g ^ Z^f
cJii ts'ui.
^^'^' huung ch'uung mait\
^t^^i!<haat ch'uung s^^m'.
Worm, ^^
(eiirth-) wong- Wormwood, gj
worm- wood
[^ ^ yan-
^hiien-. 03 lirainless as a ch'afi-^o; and
worm. _. jj^ ^ p|| ^ poison, -^ ^ t'o tiuik.

f/at t'iu cli'nuiio: A7y>/J pun^; Woi'ii out (with fatigue), f]^

the ice-worm, ^i^ s«e^^

B?l ^ '^\ *'' ^''^*^ ^'^''''^

ts'aam. ^ iji^ «;«/'' /.s'e<^; tS('k\

the early liird oatdics the Worried, "^ ^i^ //^?-moon\

worm, im^^^lj k'an ^^^^ x/« ill, (//7., no rest

rjip iak tape worm, on pillow or mat), ij^

li ;
j^
^M ^^'''
^t ''^'•
1^ ^ r-A?/;?? tsck naan
Worm-eaten, l|i]:
;|;^]
r^j/e' vlin\ worried to death, ^;
laau .
^ /vW/; shaat^.

Worms. 0, ch'unng, l{||f.$5l ^^'oi'iT' (^ite) ^^^ ngr.au

J/(iu- yan, (internal) waai' (tease)

||| ;g naan-

ooi-ch'uung; the salt jar

produced worms i.e.,

reprobate sons, ^ M^ \\\

tuuii' wun, »)^ ^ faau lo;

to worry one, |^ Y^ ch'in

<^^ im aanf/ ch'iait ts^ice;
chue ; to worry one to
dental worms,

ch'uung; poisonous worms,

;^^ nga death,

yan,
^^ \
^^^pck W:
lu 'sze

worry

j^ ^ ti' neir; eaten by me to death, ^ 5H |fe

 WOR 801 WOR
hch sze ngoh; worry one's idols, ^. ^ '^ pafii

self over it,

^^ ^, ^^ Sigan tsenng': to worship
seung \v;uii /(a ; don t the lares,
^^ tsai" o^;

worry
mai un nioou
nu-,
pj^^ \^ P^
ngoli.
^ official worshi|t

temples, ^.jflJJ y/rw*' min';

at the

Worse, lcan(f-p((t- worship Ikaven and Eurth

J^!^j^
''ho, kang^-'ia-'l/fl, ^' W^ (at marriage), ^-^i^
diuung'-paP, ^ 3jg
(>/;;'- j)aai f-in ti ; worshii» the
liroh ; tliat. is even worse,
'^'^^^^^^^'
(inferior)

shan;
spirits,
^ }pj
1@fiMP§-» ])aai wors'uip at

Z;y/?i^ 'm Vw; daily Ix^- the tombs,

^^ jjj
;wr//*

coming" worse, Q ^— Q • Khann,

^ ^^ yw^i t'oi,

yat ch'unng f/af yat; make ^^ j^ /wra' fnn; to

things worse,

yank
=J|] |^f<f ^ go
tombs,
to worship at

taap ts'eng;
the

kicaat y;o ts'orKj. ^gt]^

AVovsliip, ^. ^^ slinnng- to worship at and repair
tombs, paai
tiic
^^ 1^
^W7i slian,
hrung; to
^^
offer in worship,
bang so ; worship of
not right,
l)ill tombs
is ^|l]:^Pg-
J^'j^ "^sheung /rim/?//' -^ ^ paal shaan
worship
fun Mn

^^ kiiuny in; bride's chenk: the of

worship of Iior

^
husband's idols is sinful.
^^^
ancestors,

/i:/?t go
JS)]

to
min^
worship,
^ ^ fl
tsau yau tsni
rnc(P

;
])'o

there
saat^

is
;

r jSH slienng mm ;
no need (o worship your
worship on 2nd and IGih father and mother after

days of each moon,

tso nga; to
'^l^
worship
tiiey arc dead,
3c # 5B
 '

WOR 802 WOR

^sze lian 'm ^shai paai comes to the worst. ^^^
^k'uc; worship the tablet j^ naan c/ii ek; to come
on the ."rd day after a by the worst,
death, 7^ ^ suuiig shan A??/^ /'v/i I'.oi^ do your
saam: wonslii]) Urso !Maji r, worst, ^ f:5» in i^ y^"
ni uc holi; to get (or have)

cli'iu tail; f,n) in prucussion the worst of it,

^ paai .

to wor.shij), 5^ ^ /«/«/« Wor.ited, ^^^$, yuui:o:-6m';

heunj; Your \Vorehip worsted stoekinp,s, ^^ ^^

(title of honour given to yunnj^ niaat, :^ ^ ^^
certain majjist rates). '^^ young mo maat.
t'on«,' //«?m^, -j^^ C'lai' Wortii, -jj^" chek, :^ lai,

vc.

"Worshijifiil, '^ tfunn; wor-

^
%i
m ^^"'

chek, ;jg; ^|)

^'''^J' &
'/rt/-^^</^,
fit

shipful muster,
]^ |^f|j
(virtue) ^ ^/Z"; well

/.s'«^n Ar^,
3^ ^ Mo ye, worth it,^^ f^ :^ n^
^ '!^ /''?"n clicyng,
^^ rAan hai ^('// /'t^ ; not
f.^nni limg. worth a copper cash, not
J^
"Worshipper,
^^ ^- j'W^i' worth a farthing, pS ;^
\-he,
^f^^ shunng ^ 'in /r// ts'in,
p-§fit
—
j^^ 'm chek ijal koli

ts'in: not worth a rotten

Worst, ^^ S^ <7u -o/^ ; that orange, Pg^fifi-ii^lti

is the worst of all, 'm ^tai holt, Jaaii /////; not
"f^"^
M Pg 5f P^ '^-<'/' >^-^/^' worth anything, —— •
'-4^
rht 'ai Ay /' ; to be at -4-^ y«^ //f/? ts'-at Is'llt; is

the worst, ^^ |^ |^ tsoi this worth it or not ? Yj^""

l:ek naan; when the worst pS. /|g chek 'm chek; not
 AVOR 803 WOR
worth bringing forward,
^ po; not worth talking

fjllBS i'^^ rhtwng t'oi about, ^ j^ \^\^ -g[ pat

'^kup; worth hearing, ^^ tsuuh k/va^ ch'i; take all

"pIII^ Jcu/ini kivUin hoh lam worth,

MMpJV
t^eng: an expression used y^ ts'-iie faan Sigoli shah
o\ anything worth hearing, 'yau.

"Worthless, )^^^- yiuing

i y;ui; an act worth 2nt clieuk,
p^ j^^ yau
recording, — i^ $f ^ ts'oi, l^t^ ji^^i mat, (//?.,

gaf ch'eung lunk sze ; not a bottomless chair) ^^I]^

worth
sbik
liis

sJicit
^ ^^^
food.

mai; not worth

^^ mo
less fellow
tai kiu\ a woith-

(W., orange
mentioning, ^^/IJ.^ from the bottom of the
pi pat tsuuh to ;
what is basket), ^Jggloh Uai
that man worth ? |^ *ch'aang, (Jit., a stemless

pnmelo), j^fg^^j^^ h,t

koh koh J an yaa ki toh tmg luuk yau, ( yau),

^^
ka ts'oi ni\ he is worth n§ ts'aan *t'an; a
j;;io,ooo,
Ig:^— HIB
k'ne yau yat u\m\\\
worthless man,

A moyuung
^ ^ P^
kc yan: you
ngan;
there are so many packs and worthless baggage, — M^ •

liampers not worr-h being ^^ yat shan ktcai^

taken into acconnt, .iU-^ty kicut; a worthless article

(lit., a pine tablet), i>^yj^

suen chi van lioh tsimk ^^jfS ch'aam muuk leng

SIIC71 ya; good actions ;/««/; a worthless thing,

are of great worth, ^j^^ 'm sheng

///^ tuung i>ai.
 .

^VOR 804 wou

Worthy, ;tS horn, 7^ 'm yuuk; would rather. not,
iUtk

Sau talc,
^^ horn i, ^n. ^A> neng jx/f; would

(man) ^^ i'>-yan; you, rather die, ^. ^P neng

my worthy brother, ^^ '><ze,

*|^fj^ ts'eng uen'

in tai'; a villaixe worthy, s^i?; would that we had

^^^ JiPimy in; a trades- known each other sooner,

man can never become a *^'""^ ^^''^'^

ffi Ph^ ffi fl'^

viUagc worthy, ft 4M han ^maan; would that he

wonld come and cut, U^

sAfl7J^

in;
/'

nominate
Mn yap ^^//i;

a
heung
village
^^^
shik.
heung k'i loi

wurchy, S® -p: 'kue Wound, ^ she ling, (to) -[^

heung kicai'; not worthy ^ sheung-fs'an ^ij ;;^

of your friendshij), |^^ A'o///' ^si/r-n,
^^ yan'

TJjg ^ t'im tsoi^ 6<:2/7i^ sheimg, "^^ '^« sheung;

/i'^: dislike the worthy, mortal wound, ^ -j^

1^^ tsat in: my worthy chuung shcinig; wounded

friend,

"^
^^
/c/rrti' Van:
i'l yf^"^

a
"^
worthy
three

shau
times, ^
SY/«wz sheiing; lips of
— -
fj^
a

example,
pf @^ 'hoh wound,
wounded
'^jU sheung ^hav;
wai /(7«/ affections, '^'l'|§

Would. ^ yuuk, g uen', sheimg waai; statements of

?g '.seioig, (-that) jg;;^ wrong which startle like

:{| han'-7)a/-/^/^, 0,:^^ wounds in the flesh,

J^*^
j)a-'m-tak,
j^-f^ "en' to/.;;
^ ^§ /^^ shau'' </</ 60 ;

wonld rather, ^ j^ neng horribly wounded, '^ ^:^

nen dd not,
woui ^ gj[ \^ sheung talc ts'aam.
 WRI 80 o WRI
W.Mogle, ^:|=^ luen-kwn, cli'aan-nmrti; wrinkled as

i^ Siiii- iu)h, (as a woriu) the skin of an old woman,

fltti
9j^ jjK mill- )niii-%\\\

a ui'iu^liiiii' rojitile ho tsv.e a ji'oh p'i Z"0///'

*^iieii .sliiii; to uiiji^Lrle ch'aan; wiinkled Imfk (sijin

tlironirli,
:{g Jj^ ^ J'i"'n of longfvity) -^ "pf
tV.i

fnroh hi/i''; to \vi-i_^jile out, />rt^'/ ; a wrinkled faoc, p^

gg S£ 'shim f^w(\

AVnVgliiig,
i|5 ftc Si J^'"' wriid^k's on the face, jJJ
tai fan, ^^i| E'^ iiiii niii. ^^* ^ nn'n' /wn<' niun.

Wri.u-kT,
null <7if.
^ \^ ^lin AVrisr, -^^^ %7irtu-*^oo7i,
-^

Wrin-
I'ohn, (out)
(dry)
^% 'ivm- to hold hy the wrist,
^^
j^ [fj
//(^///- ^jfg «/" f«n; the pulse in

'/'•'""•

n/n
m B
rh'-niif;
''""•

^\\\\\^ a luipkiu
tH the

moon;
wrist.

tl,e
Jj|j^

pulse
f^
of
mak
the
''.'•

iiohn
^^^^aliidi ican:
tfj
'""'

wrino-
right wrist,

Wristlet,
J^
^ J^^wai
^ S'o/j
mak.
laan:

his neck,

n//> dine
^^
M<"ne
ffi Ig
''kcmi;
S to
a gold
kirm a ah
wristlet,

wring off, :^ ^ 'nr/// Writ, fx)^ '^ ^ 'sUh 'se

Pvot^; to wring the hands, '<h(\ ^jriu^; Holy AVrit,

"PP^ noh 's/iaii', to wrnii: I'cng; to

E '1*? .''A''".'7

from, ^ ^ll
y)r'/; lak, serve a writ,
f^^ ch'uen
'^ lak .soi\
^§ /)'//; ,• to issue a writ, FH
'ha .
^ eh' II II f j>'iii\

Wrinkle,
^^ „,
*'
/>\7/' -'mun, 1 AVriLu, ^ \sr',

(to) ^% jg /.s.'/?^maai, tsze'(nsze), (down)

gf
'
 WRI 806 WRI

*^se-lok,

t.wlc^.
(an essay,
(lit.,
Arc.)

wield the brush)

^ ^^ ^;
write a straight
put chi vp shue;
and even

:S % fai ho, 7: -^ hu^ i.»..;i.

a ^ « If '«

jmt;
^ ^ luk juif; to tsze ///^'». k^iifii: write full

write a mouograii]. ^^ 1'^^"^^'

S IH^ W ®
kuon write
'''

iffl waak /(7 ^^7/'; write rhciuf jx/an;

New-Year inscriptions (///., brief forms, i.r., shorthand,

to flonrish the Spring-

7B Ja Ar^r/'n jnit se,

pencil : these two characters shfiaji >']nir-, write

are seen commonly, towards a good hand,

%^ \j^
China New- Year, ahove the ^se tak I/O; to write over
c
stalls of road-side writers),

^^ f"i rW'uuii; write write flu.ently, ,„^ ...^ ^

back, ^m ^ fuuh shue; 8huun ])uf se; write a

graven on the bones and

on the heart,
petition,

write witli
^^ one's
'^Az^e

own
;)im;

pen,
written
^J
»g*^il^> hak kicut meng ^ -^ g AsVoi pid 'se;

sum; write out the names, write a prefaccf^

— ^^
M§ i^ hoi meng: written ^
yat p"i/i tsue : write

docnnieuts,
^^ ^ shue out prescri})tions,

I'-a'i^; written agreement, nb" hoi yeuk fon g: Respect

M3 jfc^ k'^ai yenk ; write written pajier! ^ *|ift

^
between the h'nt-s
^ J^ |^
ka la se: writes tVom AVriter,
I ¥A '-^^tsze'

memory, W^ ^ mak 'x^; yan; fees to a writer, ^^"^

writing by the sonnd only, put tsze,
}p|-^ ynnn' 7;?//;

Sa^ ''" r^ai^' f^^«'= official writer,

^ ||j^ ^^
Avrite it in a book, ^g ^ put tip^ shik, ^p i^ init
 WUl 807 WRO
rheng : lie's a mere wriLcr rahid writings, 7j ^ Im^
{lit., a pon-clntclicr, i.^., I'lif.

.juill-drivn),
tilSg^ Writhe,
jf^ \^ cfi'ftu-eh^uiili.

P^ k'lic liai '7/r/ y//// ke^. Wrong, ^ /.sv7i\

:^^ -m-
Writing, ^ ^^ mun tsze'; cheuk, ^^ r/iv/ /.sS-A';

shorLhand wvitiiiir,
^^ (all)

ts^o sliitr; model (modern) (to) ^^^ '"3?/''/?-hoi''; very

style of writiiii;, J^ ^ wrong,

;^^^m^^ taai

k^aai shiif: official hand ch^a talc rh'a; weighed all

writing:,
^^ ^ tai shue; wrong,
>f^ ^ 1^ rh'mg
leave a space in wi'iting, ch^a saai ; done altos:eilier

wrong, y]
tic:!

niemoritor writing, S||t^ waai A:/<Y/i fan; to be m

inak .'ihuf'] letter writing, the wrong, ^(g 'H 7''m;

^^ ^'' ^'''"* : author- don't give it t<> the wrong

itative writing, ^^ ^^ man, l^ff ^{$ A '"^^*

/'/V ;>k/; laboured hand- luung As'o/i^ *";>< van; oh,

writing, Jl"^ killing puf\ wrong ! nj[ pS ^ ng 'm

free handwriting, cheuk; not one character
jfiF
^^
/ y"J</; my own iiand- WHS wrong, ^^^Ift
writing,

writing
^^
utensils,
/.s'rtn

lit.,
;>«/;

the
r/ie4'

about
tszc

ri^ht
mo ngoh; handy
and wrong,
four precious things — ink, ^^ ^1^ ^'^^'* ^''' ^'
]>aper, ]icn, and ink-stone, avenged the wrong, ^^
|7H ^ >••:>' /'": essay V/;" ?/m; partly wrong, 7^
writing,
^ ^ mnn -^ ^ y^" /'"'' ^^'''=

rheimg;
writing, :(ig
iret a living

in' /7/7iy;
hy i-eckoiied

*/iO /.s'o/i
wrong,
:
"^
do wronu" and
^
U|:
 :

WRO 808 ^yllo

cause
wai ./?'
evil,

tsoJc
^^ ^ f^ ^
taai; there's ho tso
wa
IcCDll
5 C
k'ue 'm

veung ;

something wrong, "^ p^'^ counted wi-ong, (mistaken)

§(• pg :^ hvi^ 'm chmi;

wrong mnst he amended, one wrony move loses the
game, |\^ —
////" ""/iw; a wrong step is
1^ ha"* ts'-oh f/at \)0^

difficult to amend,
AsV/i'
^ naan
jgf)
moon
has
p'oon

never done
.shiif^; he
wrong
who
jP W& Zy'///:-' is

/<:W7i; does not confess the not alarmed if wakened at

wrong,
/.•<'<>h^:
^^^
conipletelj
/'^'^veng'

wrong,
midnight hy a knocking at
his door, /./'., an honest

^ DJf /.s'6*/i' .s^/r//:' a man fears naunht,

2J£ ^
grievous wrong, ^^ ^
the spirit of the wronged paf t->ok^ fiii {ktr^cv) xinit

finds no rest (until avenged), sze pooii ye /tcu/H moon

/laJ i/aah hong; you must
sl/c; a grievous wrong not not nd) him the wrong
yet cleared up,

^w^ paak
^ Q ^^ veil; a
way
bing with
(///., a cat wants rub-

the hair),
r/zi
j^
grave wronir remaining
m M m ^^m
IM ^h iif: ^' IP* lifH

luished up,

f/n/k p'oon
§ r//<:
:g; ;2
^^i^n; to iiiaau mo //^ shuuu (or

1 ut uo si](n:ly with a tim ) lip.

grievous wrong, '^ M ^''rongfully, ^ Is'oh^: to

horn
wrong
2<cn; tell him it is kill wrongfully,
Jg| ^
to do so,
^f^p^ /r?// s/i«^// : to keep wrong-
 WliO sou XAX

fully,
\^pl lU (tni .s/iaii. X
Wrongly, ^ Is-oh^, ^ 'h'u; X mill y, ; algehraio svnibols)

lie bluiiMS voii wnmirly, i^ 7C

/•m ti\
^'^ ^'cn,
^^
hwiun iii;i;iiL'3scil wrongly, Xantiiinni Strnniariuni,

pS. "'""/• -III

I^ /.<v/;i'/ S'.
15^ rfi
Xanthuxylnin alatnm, /.'- , red
'havivj^ ^f^ p£- ^ 'ZtYw/
liepper, ^f/}j)l ts'unn fsii/,
'\w 'k)(ung\ road tlm tones

uronfTly, t^ ^^ -§• rh'iifji fsiti, ^S 1^ slinnk

ni^iiau /.nV/A tsze !/nm\ ^*''"'
1^^!^ '^^" oofsitf.

i\o\\\ ilo it, wnipply, {^Jl^ Y

^^ Snni rso' /s^oh': Yacht, <^ -^ /rt(7/' rhaif.

accuse wrongly,
^^
Yak, fgifi
mo 6r//.
^ ff
''-"g^^"'

l:iai' fs'oh\
Y'am, (the common) ^ ^
Wroth, ^, ^^ VInn 11(1
taai -shne {^s/u<e). "^ ^j"^

^^ nai , tuung' slme

to make a wry face at ^j^ Cshnf); the Chinese vam.
•^ ^ ^'Av- //?e-min'; a ^
tli ••^/'''"''n yeuk.

Avry inonfh,
^ p^ \,„' Yama, ^ ^^
Yamen, ^ P^
Ini-loh.

nga moon: a

lock-np in a Yamen, j^
wry nei'U^-
ii
^. i)if>

^ja jiaan ^koon\ I live near

fan.

Wjvern, ^^ ff she,
tiie Yamen, *j^ ^ '^
lie' ^shiie ts'in; the Yanun
AV listing, (town of ^ Ji^^
of Foreign Affairs,
^^
ng ts'nnng.
 ; ^ •

YAX 810 YAW

tsimng li Icok kicok sze 'shi; the regnlar ticssip likes

mo ntra moon. to spin yarns.

^Ijtff^^^
Yuiig-tsz-kiiui<j, 7$ -^ »^ *f@ f
yeurig ^tsze kong, -^ ;^ chuni h" liaan faani rhi-

ch'eung kong, ~)^^IX. ^^"' chilling I tsze hak h'm kong.

/ion^, /.'-., the river of the Yawn, tr B)S B %-Af/«//?'-

province of Yang, j^ -^ lu', ^UdJ 'to A'//2., [Jpf^

j^ yenng />:^ /:'/?i^. //w//. /^/y//'; to stretch and
Viiukee, ^^^ ^^ mi Z'vro/i; yawn, '(^ '\^^ slum laan.

van. I ear, ^E nin, ^ ^?// ;

years,

A'ard, (of a ship) ;;^ kong ,

nf-., age, i^ ^ nin r/r<:

(measure) ^H|^ ma-r/tW^; a year of dearth, ]^ ^

manure yard, ^ j^ //ai' /b?u/ nin, ^JC|8 ^'^y ^"''-

ti ; iin open court-y<ird,

^ a good year ^ |^ .s^//'

^ /'//« '/.sm^,
^ 1^ tun nnm, |v^ ^ num nin:

kaai: prison

/;««;»
yard
fong
^^ wai
a disastrons year,

sid ok a year without the

^^ ^5
]J^|al r/u' ;

a timber yard, ;^ ^ ;5[^ 3ul ^^ ^^''M^

rh'mni term
nuiuk liu chaan ^
, tJv^ in it, g* ^ maang nin;

^^ mnuk lia ^rJrong. nearly (iO years old,

^
Yard stick,
^^ :^ fl^ ^ ^ 7^; mong liiuk,

leiujg ])o ma /."0A71.

^ EP mong' /a /"aryj;

Yarn, ^ .^7r/,
|| sm'; nearly a year. ^^ ^—
cotton yarn, i^ ^ min ^/ t'ui r///^ //«/ fsoi;

sAa:

ma
linen

sha;
yarn,

there is
jj^
a
^
good
cakes

year,
left

/.p.,
over
old
from
steel
last

an
market for cotton and yarn, old quarrel Rg^Mfi.
^# iff *A -^^^^ '^'^ /ra«/.; nin fshi tiii; to
 ;

yi<:a 811 YKA

wind up iIk' ycai- with fsini.i^: Il-11 tlioKsnnd years.

fesliviiits.
^ ^ Iticu /./'.. for ever, ^^ niaan

liiii; a 1 ill-Ill I till yc;u,

^^ nin: lie who lives ten

4E f'liunj iiiii, (/// , iiiiii' thousand year, ?'.''., the

cars oil one stallO, — ^T^ Hmperor, ^j0,|^ ">:ian'

^^ i/nt won /.'{ii/ sui': siii^ ye; this year, ^^
^
a b;ui year, ^^ hiiKug Z"///^< nin. iU dfe in nin,

11 in, Pg !0 U;?^ '"1 V/r- 2fc^E /'".'U nin; hist year.

slii iiin; a rnilLi'ii! year, -^ ^ /i//^' iiin, -1^ ^

j^ ^£ lunii iifiiL': a kail' nil). ^ d^ t'.m nin;

sidereal yiar, ^^^ next year,

^ ^ loi nin,

liaiifj .s*''n7 iiin: Llie Lro] ical HJ] :^ men- nin.

\^ ^
}<^"'-'
±^^ '-''''' ill' nut iiiii; year l»y year,

ycung niii: the tirst year ^^ nin nin: betriiininfj

of the ycar-eycle, ^ ^^ of

fan
the \ear,
^^
end of the year,
nin

d^
/?i fiiiiiii;-, a round year of ;

SCiC. days, ^^^ i'^ net: a j^ iiiii tai. 4p ^ nin

year's inonrninj:'. ^^;^^S 'mi: all throii<;li the vear,

hi chi xonij,

the last month

^ )]^
of
/

tlie
/ fii uiv

vear.
-M^
form the new-year
eh'enn<;- nin; toper-
rites, i.Cy

v^ M ^"'/ "^'t; for inaiiv celebrate the New-\ear.

Jj^
years. ]^ ^R I tie nm ^E Ini'olt nin, ^ :& tso

late ill tlie year,

^
J^ nin; new-year congratula-

maaii ^//< ; liiippy iii tlie tions, i^ ^ yv/«/ nin;

later years of life,

/ifini'/ matin
^^ //////.;
cyclic

year,
characters

month, day, and

for the

lionr
jjfg

advanced in ye;irs.
^
jl^ of one's birth, ^ J^ /\
maan nin, 4p jj^ iiiii ^ nin hanij piiot^ tsze ;
 •

YEA 812 YEA

the years of youtli.

^^ HH Sk Kwai .s?// : the vear

^ nin hmg slii; <:ra(luates of the triennial examination,

of the

iiiii tai
same
close
year,
^ ^^
to the eiul
-/^ rfe taai
cf the year is
nin; the end

close at hand,
;

of the year,

/lii); the last

j^ dfe inaai
day of the
^
tsoi''
fl^ ^ in
/.v/7r;; handed down a
"^'> '"'^""

year,

.s(uiiii
^^ sha])
-J- JJ^
maaii; new
iiiii tl)onsaiid years,

As"/n As(>/ ha ;
^^~J\
sixty years

year,
^f ^ '^"^ "'"' Sf "I J'^'S y^^ 'i'"^^ ts'ann;

^ 5rt/A rh'uim, ip^ ^f many

c .... ^ ^
years ago,

.*rtn /i/; I conirraMilate yon in 11 mil; It is leap year

on the new yeiir's iiaii- mxt year,

9fl^;^ip|^
l)iness, i.f., 1 wish yon a nieni!,' nin slii ynnn nin;

Happy New Year. ^^ New Year's day, j|£ ml

T^jp^ kuung holi' sfin hi: ch"n(] nhok ,
y^ ^ nen
jnbilee yeai-,
jfl^^ /" nin: l<((in ,
jT" P ucn yat: the
"ood vcars. ^^ lok HrBt year of a reiiiii,
yQ
.>-/// : years of fan) i lie, -^1 -^f* lien nil): one year —
^^ Id si(/ : the «,'reiit year, ^- iial nin: liiilf a year
i.e., the inia<:inaiy ])lHnct 4^- :^ /^r'r'?t nil): ;i year
by whieh the year is and a half, ^ 4i nin
t'alcnhitecl, ~^ ^ frK/l^ pmin^ : every otiier year,

SKI ; new-year's vii;Jl, ^5^ — r^ /-r^//r //^/r nin;

^ slum sui^; a feast on

P|g|

yoniifj in years, ^.A/* nin

new-vear s eve. fen <hii/; stricken in rears, aTi

«'•'. pit nin niaai',

SiJ .s//< , ;jg^
o
^^ j^
ts'ze s/^t ;
presents niaai

given on new-year's eve. Yearly,

^^ nin nin,
^
 YEL HIS YEL

-^- mooi iiiii; liilmiiror yellow sLreak(d aml»er, -^

iindcr ycnrly contract, -^ jft .sA//< />ank ; heavy
:fe clmc' nin (?i/u ). yellow amhcr, ^ J-j'j
shek
Yeiirii, /'c'rtZ- ; ainl)cr \Titli rtd and
'N'oast. \ellow streaks,
^ jf| /'«

/.m/.'; blnish yellow, ^ijj^

/lilt fffinii/: Itordered yelNtw

haau,
Yell,
j5^I

^^PJ^
kaan\
\i\^\-haani\ H-Jj-
i

'
banner,
woni;
^^
k'i; the
|[|t -^'inig

borderetl

Pj^ /-/// //^/<^/;/? : a yd I of ;

yellnw, plain yellow and
nmrJcr, Pf 5^ ^ /""" i
white IJanners, Jh. !~.
]^
hail ni< n<;" . sheiin<4: si/aiti k'i; somewhaL
Yellow, ^ woiui, ^^ I
yellow, iSM ^ fdifi'' wonjj:;

\vonii-A///7;; yellow caps ])ale yellow, ^§i w^ /.v"/h

(derived from Hwanp-ti), \

wono-; small yellow per-

i.r.. the Tanist jiricsthood, simmons, ^ ;\^N

;^ ngaii

^^
yellow
\von<;-

Jcxni.
/'^o?!:

i.r.,
the
tlic
.s/^w

and
ts'ze:

wizened
the yelhnv hair

face of old

^ncuiiibcr, ^r J[J^ wontr ,

age, jf ^ wong Zv///;

///•a: a small yellow si|uash, the wearer of a yellow

j

^^)S*^ fii'in hi'-dx a yellow ; giidle, i.r.. an Ini|ieiial

pige (plnnO. j^"

^^ clansman ^ '^ "^ wong
naam wa li: the yellow i
fmti 'tszt'; decoration of

ohrysanthemnm, ^> ^ the yellow riding jacket,

Icvm \o\vs: sj'aikling yellow

j

amlier,
^j^
resiiMiKS yellow
J^ laap

amhcr,
/u/rih^:

BH I
ajirioot

hang
yellow,

W(»ng: light
Z^ ^
ivury

jft incMjj paffli : jiale

|
yellow,
^^ nga wong;
 YEO 81 Yi'rr

three yellow ]>ai)ers Imiii;- /i;;^/ Zr*/y7i; yeiu.a:! of the

over the door for hick,
^ piiaril.

_^
^j -j^ wai sze ,.

^^ won;; tsMii: the yelluw

y> wai iHiui.

01 ail (;v:v:, "^ Fir taau Yeomanry, gj^^^ tnn

woti,^ yellow ochre, loe.ss,

^ it ^^'""'"o
'"^; yellow A^'////// sze', t^ i _&^ t 1
. >

arseiiie, ^^ /'^(" wong:

yellow
r/////' ciivvnij , ^^
flaky orjiimeiit of [^ i //^'//// k'i tiii'.

s<iil[tlinrL't (if arsenic,

j|^ Yes, -^Pg. hai'-A/Z, jj Shi';

iHr /.s':7' woiijf: yellow yes, Pf iy^ a' V...

t4 ^
oxide of had, ^;^ woiitr hai ,'V//i: ii wil! do, yes, -ftjj^

f(f(in: yellow-footed cock, ^M tso t(ih: have yon

a any ':
yes ha\e, f^^^-^
•/y.. haiij;<'r-oii,
^^ jpP
I

2^ woii^- /y'?//.; Z'y//; yellow ^P^ Sii v;ui Siio, vaa

jasmine,
^ ^ ?£ .^"^''i.- hi?.

ch'Hvn fa; yellow as a Yesterday.

||^ g /xz/Z-yat,

jjuinea, (///., face the colour ^i g ts'um-yat, k"uin-

of earth), {g /iP ±g yat, (ihe day before) [^|j

mill lie 'to sliih: yellow Q ts-in-yat. (the day

(///.. di-airon tooth) iilintain, hefore that)
:fr lU H
j^B^Fji^ Iniini;- ii<:a i^'m; taai -ts'iii-yat: yesterday

the Yellow Rivei'.

wonu' hoh: the yellow carp,

^ j^pj*
{j.v..

/.s-r>/,
last)

iiiaaii:
iiiu'iit.

he
Y^ J^
left yes-

terday.
fg-ff 0* 'k ue

Yeoman, W. -^^ faaii /)/'/. tsdii yat niii' .

l^M '^"'' '^"•"'

ffl ^ Yesteriiiuht, ^^ isok-

^ t'iii .v//Y'' /////^u.v. ^i

c
maau.
Vet, 1^ sliennu .
 Y1I-: s 1 ;, \{h:

cluuiiig', (not) ;^'^ I'll

- .s///'^' fnni
um ""'^'

ts'iint:; not yit. v^ ^^ shniui

moot y;iu, ^^ 'J^ mi ts'nnng; yiel(Hnjr.

slic'iuii,'; none yet.

you
•^ ^^ ////// yenni;
5
S tip ^''^^
nil ynn; li:ive yet yennt;': yiel<l ni». y^ ^^
been tlieic. -^^ij^jc ^'""^ /•///^ ymuig : yield I'rnit,

io^ mi ; don't <ro yet. 'j^ ^j± ft: '^'/' ^>'''t-' ^'^'Itls

jj'5^ P^^ /-'^//// noi' //: and yielding a poor crop, Ju

yet,
^-jji /i:V;/// Si;; and
yet you come again, ^l)'^
and
inHnenees.
^|
(s'luin
|^-
shin
^^ \vau;
^|5 h'f'uk^ yaii lui; ts'iuin

yet it is so.
^jjj ^^ tpiik yield to one's desires. ^^
slii'.
g|> ^ /v///' hai',
^ll^ ffi §X ts'nni;g 6WM

5$ BS ''^'* '/" ''=^''- ^ .s7/r//i ynuk; yield to <'on-

(Si
have not vet asked vonr straint, ^^ hindc
^J]
name ' ^' SI fe «^ "^^' ts'nnng: yield willingly,
c
/7W// hest uen' ts'imng; to
V*'''//// Sii; tl:t,'
)^ ^j^
is yet to come (//,'., eating yield to circnmstances.
g
liis cane luck wards).
-^J ^ tsze' ?////: to yield up
P.^]^ 'to taam' r//ft\ the ghost. ^^ tU'-n /// ,•

Yew-tree, :f[| j^ V/-slme', the hedgehog yields iiimself

5tCt^ '^^'" f'^'nuiiL: disgracefully to the magpie

Yieii), (snbniit)
^ ^{J /./rr//- ao l)e calen).
$[!j ^^
fnnk. (bend) Jfl^ /ritf, ftfa wai' y;ir.k //^' fs/'u/c .

(prodncc) ^- chaan, Yogn. (abstract meditation),

(concede) g-'j- ^ V//^^- Jjjij i^ ''*' '^'^: ^''*-' i^ecret

clunm, (n))) ^ >enng', school of Y'oga. i.e.,

^^ S/"" noi'. ^ /jj^

mysticism,
^ \JIW
 .

Yor 816 YOU

ue hn mat kami you sir,

[^ ~K /;>//;;' lia';

Yoke. ^ aak, (of oxen You Sir, did strenuously

<^ iiii -\\(^\\w\ to lie uiidri' jirotect and assist me, BB

the yoke, '^ ^Jj ^ fonn
T IS # H?. ,« '•"*'

)io ]
in Ilk, 'g,* "tN^ fo/iij no, lia //c/71 k'ueu '7i/?/ pit; for

'l^'^ wai no; to he under you sir, to see. t'Ol

rr
ilie s.inie yoke.
^^ ^laam;docs you great (Medit,
j^J
t'lninu' 'ni!:iin: to jiut the

yoke on one. jj]] J^ fft mill: jnst like yon, "f^JB

^ ts'/.c /.s//«;j(; Sii: you
Yoke-felIo\v, [fjj ftt ^ and I, i.r., both of ns,

t'niing ff.^fk \/if'.

[^ ipij ^^% 'llKoh /.s-V/^'Sli;

t'liniiii" '^niran. ;iil yon gentlemen, fijj ^

Y'okel. i^^^ f-^-i'ni f»<>.
gg '^ 11 i chnung wai ( //rr/);

^ fin /'"o. von are von. and I -.un J,

Yoke-mate.
poon'
[^ 'jfj^ funny-
m IS SB $^
. C. c
s «
• c

PU ^i^ffj
/'^'^ S:gaii. I wai 1 nu't.n
1
wai ngon; ,

Yolk, ^^ ijian'-^woni)-. thank yon. '%Ji^ V"" ^^'"^ '>

Yon.ler.

slme
^)^i^-jj
-l?-f<'U'!: ])lare it
h>li-

\«in-
your
ynnk
step-f,

[-.o ;
yon,
you can
^^ do
der,
JJt ffi IB ig f'>n!l anytliintr (//'/.. you fan hoop
>

Yore,
,

-^
,5

Sw^.y
, J

-^ |1$
'/nil)
a

II i
lioiler),

ooi k'oo
f//,
wok:
Pf ®^ may a

S 11.
dbb /
-7// : ill llie davs lucky star giiid'j yon the
)f yoiv, -^ n$ ^'^•"•-' sli', whole w;iy, — SS •
Ins M
'"
"m^ sill. ijiitV) ftmk^mg; continued
Yon, f^ Sii. fi-LUR ;
^9;^]^ luck and old xvjq to you,

lll-tl •
« •'n 11 i- tiing\
mmm D^ t'iiii funk
 YOU 817 YOU
t'im

have more
shall ;
you (Hi<;lit t(» rhowf ; a young laly,

young
^
cinira<;(', ^^ ^^ j^ koo neiing;

uumB
/,'ong 11 i tt;o ''facin/-.
V' '"'»/
dare
cucumbers,
kira; iiickle
Q
made
J^ |i;iak

of vounsr

not. coiiijKire invst'lf with cucumbers. ^^ jj^ li<''U7Xii

y^-^f^ n m f2 i» k.ra; the youngest born,

"in Ii-i»ii hiatal ji'ooi ni;
^ P'-
////// V.>-Y//: young
excuse
Kp-
my
him''
k'a\

|i"ooi;
iii<,' you
thiiuk
/^
you
and pretty,
leng; very young, gj^
^ ^^ niin^

"jg"

for liuyinj; the whole U)t, leng iiiiu; the y( ung (/y..

03 ^ _^ -yj chin koo' crescent) moon.

^^ ^
f/at t.'t^ai^: <ila(l to see yon, ngoh mi net: teach the

Ih W iS pf resemble
'/-^'^"^

you,'^
«'
young, j|i^ /.•(//

muung:
muung.
AN-'m// rt^
«Il( S^ /""' a

i^ A^ ^ '''"' '"' ^"'^'' young fox,

^j ^^ j>U li;

!/cung;me let hear from died young. ^ >^^ iucn

you,
j^
///?;//
^ 'iigoh;
Pg5 ^J^ V»
will not
fi 1
slievng;

A^ 4E
young
'*'/'/"
in

iiin;
years,

young
recojrnize von as a friend, and old, -^ A/* %> shin ;

"^Wl '^* llllell^ the youn-

yeng in tso l-'
ang yau. gest son, ^ Hp shin^

{Spe Thee). I Uszi'\ ycung gentleman

Yoniiij,
/J;*
r^ N/////'-nin,
^ (polite exi)ressioii used

^^ >7;i//'-iiui'ii ,
^ g niii when speaking to another
/oo\ ^ |i^ iiin-Am^, (of
j
of his son), /j^ ^ fhiii'

animals)'!^ Vw/; a younger j

ye; a young scholai-,
^
sister,
^ ^
jonng and hale,
^''

4/*l\i^>'hiii
mooi': |
^a
the
iiiuii

old and
t'nuiig; respect

be kind to
\
 ,

YOU 818 YOU

'
tl)c young, VIl-^M"^
^ 7
•^ t'uung
ken// lo ts'ze f/au ; both old
and yonng are here, -^ A^ Your, j^,Pg[ \n.h\ f$ift
"^ ^ lo ^hin laa'i tsoi',- *^ni-ti ;
your sister, -^ ^
young gentlemen, ^'^IP^ leng mooi ( mooi); what
a /i;ooninoon( ;//'/rt?i); several is your name? t)t ^ "^ '(i
young ladies,
^^Jg:^ ^ II i h'ui, mat meng,
k't wai neung nue; the
young fry, "f^]^ "c niiu,
indebted for your great

Y'ounger,
J^.^ /iv/u// sAm, kindness, |g -gS vR IpI
W^ ^'^"".'7 .'/"'< ;
young- ^leng ni nuung ts'eng;

er sister, ^^ mooi',
^ your letter, -^ yr^ .shau

irt
brother,
rt mooi
^^ "^
; your younger
leng' tai';
slii

answer,
, ^^ ^/'''^ wan; your
loi shi
J^ ^|^ ;

iny younger brother, written with your hand,

^^
f,
""•' ta.'
ffe ;^ B ^£ au shiw hohn'; your

""ngoh (7// tai ; my younger esteemed letter,

^^^ ^va

sister, -h^ ^^ nue tai ;

hohn ;your humble servant,
a younger brother's wife,
Ml^ ue tai', yj>^ "sia

B?S tai' ^foo. VAX, (said by an official)

Youngest, ^ ;^ ch^ yav ;

^ ® /'i' ^•/i'"'^"; Your
the youngest of three,
7 '
^^ Honour, "j^ ^ t' li ha

^ A^
Youngish, leuk s/i/?<', =^ taai lo ye; Y'our

S ^ W\
A^ ^ ^
^""^^^^ ^''"' ^'• Honour's return,
Youngster, .*f/i/^-! weng heal, ^ weng
uiu ^ ^^che, ;f^ nin suen; Your Honour's going,
 YOU 819 YOU

^^ wctig lion;;; wljore ^L ho shau ;

grateful for

is your lioiiourtd post,

^ your liheral promises, j&
^i^^ wciip

shue'; your honoured style,

yam' holi
^ :^ IS
Z'U/;?
^'""- "'""»g
nok; Y'our Excellencj,

•pj "^ t'oi /(w: for your ^^ K-kK /(/n t'oi,

Honour's iiisi)ection, "j^ /r7^rtt taai yan; before Your

BS t'oi chill : your good ^ jE
:Majo.<ty, jiiij
//^

^*^'^ ^ ^ ^ ti ^^""^ wong ts'in; Y'our (jrace,

^n/>i Ic/rai ^t'di: your ^ ^^ /^'//m// ye; Yoar

daughter, -^^ '•«''» /«/w, ^ ^^
Worship, taai' ye;

-^ g? leiig' 01 Col),
25 your residence (polite re-

^^ yuuk nne; yonr father ference),

ff^ J^, 'foo

^$ leng' tsiMi.
^^ sheung ,
^ |f^
kirai foo,

As?<(«/j yuung\ "J^ :^ taai'

^)fif ^^""^^ V^^5 what is
<A*M?«i, ;j^^ ^ ch'uun the name of your sliop?

t'ong, ^j'^^l^ ch'uun t'eng; f* ff ^ P>^ '^'i

V^ ho'
your mother, -^ ^ leng n/; what is office, -j^ -fl
t'oDg, -^ 3^ leng' ts'ze; ^ hai' mat kooji: I, yonr
your wife, ]^ ft} tsuen pupil, (epistolary)
^^
noi'; your parents, :^ ^ ^ ~T\ haam cheung' rA«

rk^iitm hiif-n; your family, ha', i^ ^ han' hok; I

^^ ^ ^"^ '^'"''* '

your your handmaid, ^^ '*'''/>'

father-in-law, ^[Jj ''^"* ^7m;l; follow your example,

shann-, your mother-in-law.

^^ /wa" «/(///; your son, /com tso ;

good vour health,
"^ M|3 ''^"•^ long: your ^ ^ '^'*"" '''"*' y*^""^

a<j:e, "^ ^ ui'-di hang. precious words,

^ ^ ;^
(sum kanj. g. ^ /-////? yuuk (hi in;
 ^ .

YOU «20 YUN

your opinion
^ ^^ ko youth is to be despised

hin ;
please ji'ive nie jour (or disliked),
^^Pf
instructions,
^ ^ .^ hau sIkk/h;/ hoh 00 ; still

ta^mu kin kaan ;

keep \\\) (|uite a youth, ^ bU* "T*

your counige, ^^ ^ *£^^ mi slu'ug /nig: in youth,

J|-J*
yeung Id sum kvhn; /Jr* ^^ Hj ^s/;//; nin
by your leave
jg ^ /.sv'' r//* slii.

k/rong,
|^t^ '^/v// ji'iiwiif; Youthful, ^^ t'uung nin.
keep your seat, 'f^ ^ Sii
f^ //'n// nin, -j^?
^
'ts'oh; kimlly keep your niiu' nin, i^^ nin hong;
seat, ^m ^ /.SV719 ts'oh; of youthful vigour, ^.'Vj^*
beg your i)anlou, f^ff^j^Sx
^ ^^ tuning .s?o^/. mi' li;

tak tsui ""ni. a youthful fiice, ^^

Yourself, 'fjjt S g^'nitPze' t'uung ngaan.
/*/: do it, yourself, ^"^ E Y'uglans Sieboldiana, '^j^ Jcjk

Q -ftj^ ni tsze /r/ tso ;

00 t'O.

Iddk out for yourself, "^ Yule-log. ^^0 -^j^

5^ [^ ^ ni r/i'// uiin

t;li'a; have you seen it yat Asv// lo yuung ke^

yourself ^

kiii^ fs'aii 'in ts'-aiig

^^^^ taai

Yule-tide. 5!J
nuink.

© |g ^ 0^
Youth, (time of) s^ $5 B$ -^ iS ^ 3'^^ •'" '''''^"/

nin-Z(f/i^-slii, (f)
^^ ^ A///n yat c/ii rhuuk fsai .

han^ -shaang, "^ ^ yau Y'uuiian,

^^ j^ wan naam;
t'uung,

a youth
^^ is to be regarded
tai' ^hzf, Y'unnan ojiium,
wan naam paak; the linked
^^^^Q
with respect, pi'ovinces of Yunnan and
^^pf-;^
Jiau shaang ''huh irat^; a Kweichow.^ Wwan kuxii'
 ZEP 821 ZIZ

jfflM ^o\x fuuno. %J^

Zany, yj>2 >^>i( rhUtu,
/J>
mi fmmg.

f^jS ^•'>'«
A niin •
^
Zero, leujj, mil,

^ -^ i^
I

Zeal, ^|J lit-it- A?/e; zero on a steel-yard,

f/w-*'; with
swiK
zeal. \iX^ii^
fun
^^M
Zest,
''^"c' P'oon »fn^.
Iszt-mi; both to
i it *!•§ ;^ lik.
{
']^5^
Zealous, |^ »j^ faat fnn, i give zest to your joy, and

t# Sli 'fun-lit,
/=-
-^ ^
-5,01
I
to prolong yonr days, J[
haap /i<

Zealously, ^ iVj,^ P^ it sum f/i'e i /<< lok, eh'e i

weng yat.

Zebra, ^ J^ ,^ 'foo-pam- Zhehol or Jehol (the Em-

peror's summer retreat),

^ipT it hoh.
mun ma. Zit'zag, ^^^ chi-tszb, ^^
Zebra-wood,
^^ ^^ t'iu ^ ?rrt/fn kuul:, ^ ;{jf
mun muuk, ^^ ^ paan A;i/j/i' rA//^; this road is

muuk.
Zebu,
^^ ^ fmmg n^au, 3^ ni t'iu lo' hai' tsze'

4i /'•'"•
S) S
4- y^^'' yeung .

to ngau. Zinc,
Q ^ paak-uen,
^
Zedoarv, ^M -S. /tc-leuDLT i^ /roA-chaak: oxide of
zi^c,
^ ^n /}* paak uen
Zenith,
5^J§ Hn-^teng,
^ taan\ zinc is not as heavy

^ ^ ^^^^^^
iCi*
^'"^ *'''"'
Jt sliennj; ; a^lead,
zenith and nadir, "F iiaak uen mi vuu
J|2,

sheung ha. uen ihi tliuuug .

Zephyr, ^ JSI S(/< fuiing, Zizyphus, (Jujuba), tso\

 ZON 822 ZYM

Zizypbus Sinensis, Zoned, ^'^ .van t(i(d

!^enii >^fng\ dried drupes of Zoologieftl, l^i^^ ^hii.)}

Zizyplms. '^ ^ naani mat //'; /-oological gardens,

/f:
^ 1^ .s/ifoi^ mat uen
Zodiac,
'fl^i^
\\onj,f-to\ Q ("KCii); zoological office,

^af yat-Lo\ (siuns of the

Pl^ V" t'oi.

Chinese) Z1+ A ?& ''"

Zoologist, ^if^fH ± •^'''^"V'7

sh;ip-/wrt/ -sunk,
^ ^ mat /Wi' sze\ "^ ^^
hok ka.
cii'in to'; tlie twelve pi<jnR tiamg niiit

of tlic zodiac, +H !§ Zoology,

JJ {^ ^ tming'

yg sliaj) i' shunk- sr'imff\ mat hok, ;^ 4)J lIS Ife

Zone. ^^ l(U(i^-to; the |
.v/wn// luaL ^/atamg luun'.

five '/ones, ii^ 'ii'j /^/at'; Zoophyte, ;jj| ^i ehek

the torrid zone, ^ ^^ it ch'nnng, ^ ^^, shek ./>'.

hen: the temi)eratti zones. Zootomy, ^j] ^ ^^ ^ ^

J^ ^^ i"v?/' /rw/'; the kdhi' i<h<'iiii mat '7/i /''''//^

frigid zones,
4 rati t
^^ ^ hohn ;
Zymotic,
7r>.« j« 1 > / 1
|^ Ij flfl^
/'<''^'

icuit . /a(«/< li.

^ »
i'
 •

my
THE UNIVERSITY OF CAUFORNIA UBRARY
 '

HOME USE
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
MAIN LIBRARY
This book is due on the last date stamped below.
1-month loans may be renewed by calling 642-3405.
Gmonth loans may be recharged by bringing books
to Circulation Desk.
Renewals and recharges may be made 4 days prior
to due date.
ALL BOOKS ARE SUBJECT TO RECALL 7 DAYS
AFTER DATE CHECKED OUT.

IBCTTCIRCnDBFT JUL 1 6 74

Wl'^'r\m'09
lECD ORG DEFT OCT 2 1 74

AlOVl 0197S
R€C. cm XT 3 — 'T6

Dlu ou ij/ /

id
 U.C.BERKELEY LIBRARIES
r
IF THE
IGE.

CDMb^flEfllD

>teR and

mmTM

to S ;ic a 1;. C ;>.."> L'

-•.>£*,•.' . . -

JSIado Easy.

tOifiy Sectences in Hakka.

'^'
Prer I!:;!!. - ' /. ' ...

in Cantonese Colloquial

irase-a in the Canton Dialect.

frito the Radicals, r

i^rite CliineEc.

loae Dictionary of the Cantonese Dialect.