A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Kʽui
Kʽui.
- 撅-1
- To lift up the garments when fording water.
- 蹶-1
- To walk fast; speedy motion; stumble; to step.
- 揆-1
- To guess; conjecture; to examine; conclude.
- 暌-1
- In opposition to; over against; distant.
- 睽-1
- To stare; look with displeasure; cast down.
- 葵-1
- The malva or mallows; a variety of the hibiscus.
- 騤-1
- A majestic horse; strong; violent; indefatigable.
- 馗-1逵-1
- The cheek or jaw bones; a road diverging in nine direction.
- 虧1
- Failure; deficiency; diminution; to injure; give trouble.
- 開1
- To open; unfold; spread open.
- 宄2
- Traitorous plots formed by external banditti.
- 軌2
- The rut of a wheel; a law; rule.
- 詭2
- To reprimand; to deceive; impose upon; perverse.
- 晷2
- A dial; a gnomon to show the sun's declination.
- 簋2
- A square vessel to contain grain used in sacrifice.
- 愧-4
- Shame; ashamed; abashen.