thek
- thek cĭeⁿ suaⁿ-téng;
- to ascend a mountain.
- i thek kàu hṳ́ suaⁿ-téng téng;
- he went up to the topmost peak of the mountain.
- thek būe kàu pùaⁿ suaⁿ cū bŏi kîaⁿ;
- before I had gone half way to the top of the hill I was unable to proceed.
- thek peh gūa keh tâh-pō-câng;
- mounted over a hundred steps on the stairway.
- thek tùi thui kò̤, thek cĭeⁿ chù-téng;
- go up on the roof by a ladder.
- kháu kàu cí cêk kùe hŵn ŭ sĭm-mih thut thek a bô̤?
- After passing this examination will he get promotion or not?
- thek cṳ;
- credentials; letters patent.
- cêk nâng pì ìu, cêk nâng pì thek-cṳ;
- one person bears the seals, and one the credentials.
- khí cêk kâi thek-cṳ lâu;
- build a charter house.
- tìn-tang sāi cêk kò̤ thek-hong-pâi;
- in the centre set a tablet allowed by special permission of the emperor.
- kài thek;
- royal prohibitions or precepts.
- thek kîaⁿ kak ciu-hú;
- promulgated by the Emperor's order, throughout all the Departments.
- thek mĕng;
- by Imperial com-mand.
- i kâi iⁿ-thek lut khṳ̀;
- the rung has fallen out of the chair.
- khĭa tŏ̤ kau-íⁿ thek;
- stand on the rung of the chair.
- chn̂g-thek tàu m̄ kín;
- the cross-pieces near the lower end of the legs of the table are not mortised in tightly.
- mîn-chn̂g thek;
- braces between the legs of a bed-stead.
- thek-seⁿ;
- domestic animals.
- thek-seⁿ kíaⁿ, m̄ hó̤ căi;
- a horrid little brute.
- àu thek-seⁿ!
- You nasty brute!
- chíaⁿ kuaⁿ thek che khṳ̀ khàm;
- ask the magistrate to dispatch a constable to examine into the matter.
- hú-tău íⁿ-keng thek ti-kūiⁿ khṳ̀ phōiⁿ;
- the prefect has already directed the district magistrate to take up the case and adjudicate it.
- kuaⁿ-hú ngîam thek tī-pó̤ sòi-sim khṳ̀ chê-chip;
- the officer strictly charged the alderman to carefully inquire into it.
- im-thek;
- a good deed, springing from real love; unostentatious benevolence; a beneficient action secretly performed.
- i sît-că hó̤ im-thek;
- he is really philanthropic.
- mâk ĕ īa-sĭ phû ŭ im-thek hûn cū hó̤ tói tīo cía cai-eh;
- if a sign of real goodness appears it will debar the approaching evil from coming nearer.
- im-thek bûu;
- exhortations to benevolence.
- thek lṳ̂;
- a hairless mule, a term of contempt for a Buddhist priest.
- 倜儻thek-tháng903
- A law to one's self; worth of promotion.
- pí pât nâng lêng-gūa thek-tháng;
- has a more distinguished appearance than other people.