A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Hi

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奚^-1: How? why? a servant.
徯^-1: To wait; stop with expectation.
希¹: To hope; expect; few; seldom; to stop; scatter.
俙¹: To put on an honest face, when the heart is dishonest.
唏¹: To sigh or moan without shedding tears; to pant; snore.
欷¹: To sob; timid; snoring.
稀¹: Careless; remiss; few; scattered; apart.
絺¹: A species of hemp or flax, or the cloth made from it.
羲¹: Name of the founder of the Chinese empire.
犧¹: Victims for sacrifice; pure; spotless.
嘻¹: The sound of social pleasure; laughing; a sigh; alas!
嬉¹: Handsome; to ramble for pleasure.
熺¹: The joyful light of the stars; to burn; purify; illumine.
熹¹: To apply fire to; to heat; hot; pervading as light.
禧¹: Felicitous; happy; to announce or pray to the gods.
兮¹: A tone of interrogation or admiration.
頣¹: The chin; side of the mouth; to feed; nourish; deep.
熙¹: Light; splendor; increasing; flourishing; to dry.
醯¹: Sour.
喜²: To be pleased; rejoice; to give joy to; to desire.
携^-3: To lead by the hand; to take up.
繫^-3: To connect or be connected; to follow in succession; related to; to bind or tie.
係^-3: Is; am; to bind; connect; succeed to.
曵^-3: To trail; an easy leisurely gait; to drag the heel.
拽^-3: To lead; draw; pull.
戲^3-: A theatrical exhibition; to play or trifle with; to mock.