siⁿ
- kùiⁿ-sìⁿ;
- accustomed to; habituated.
- m̄ kùiⁿ-sìⁿ;
- unaccustomed to, unfamiliar with.
- i iang-o̤ kàu kùiⁿ-sìⁿ căi;
- he is accustomed to indulgence.
- cò̤ khṳ̀ kùiⁿ-sìⁿ kùiⁿ-sìⁿ nē;
- has done it till he is very familiar with the process.
- chíu tèng khĭa ki sìⁿ;
- held a fan in his hand.
- sìⁿ tō̤;
- a sheath for a fan.
- sìⁿ-thūi;
- a hook for fastening a fan case upon the girdle.
- pa-cie sìⁿ;
- a Swatow fan.
- kìn-sìⁿ;
- a lamp screen to be held in the hand.
- hâp sìⁿ;
- a folding fan.
- lŵn-mô̤ⁿ sìⁿ;
- a fan made from bird's feathers.
- koi mô̤ⁿ sìⁿ; huang-lô sìⁿ, fan to fan the fire with.
- sìⁿ pèⁿ;
- the handle.
- síⁿ kut;
- the ribs.
- sìⁿ nêk;
- the body.
- sìⁿ ngán;
- the pivot.
- sìⁿ khahk; sìⁿ thap;
- the paper covering a fan.
- taù ki sìⁿ pèⁿ;
- put a handle on a fan.
- sìⁿ thí-khui;
- open a fan.
- sìⁿ hâp-bûa;
- close a fan.
- kûe sìⁿ;
- a palm-leaf fan.
- páng tŏ̤ mn̂g-sìⁿ ău;
- put it behind the door.
- chia sìⁿ;
- the leaves in a chain pump.
- tuí huang-sìⁿ;
- pull the punka.
- khia ki sìⁿ tó̤ phuah huang;
- had a fan and was fanning herself.
- ūe sìⁿ;
- to paint fans.