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trouble in it.
- kêh tîeh i kâi mâuⁿ-pĭn i cū chŵn m̆;
- if you go contrary to his whim, he will have nothing to do with it.
- i phêng-sî ŭ kâi mâuⁿ-pēⁿ;
- he formerly had an ailment.
- sin tèng ŭ sĭm-mih mâuⁿ-pēⁿ?
- What is the matter with her?
- chak thóiⁿ i kâi mâuⁿ-pēⁿ sĭ tŏ tī-kò̤;
- examine and see where the trouble lies.
- mâuⁿ jîeh cōi kṳn, cĕng jîeh cōi kṳn?
- What is the weight of the case and wrappings, and what the weight of the goods themselves?
- 茅mâuⁿ5811405
- High, rank grass used for thatching houses; white striped grass; thatched; lowly.
- pêh mâuⁿ kṳn;
- roots of the couch-grass, nsed as a febrifuge.
- khîu lṳ́ kio úa khui sim tèng kâi mâuⁿ sak;
- beseech you to enlighten my dull understanding.
- i pat khṳ̀ ô̤h mâuⁿ-suaⁿ;
- he has been to learn the incantations of the Tauist priests.
- 矛mâuⁿ5871100
- A lance with a narrow head.
- chîang-mâuⁿ;
- a javelin.
- 貌măuⁿ5821537
- The outward mien; gait; style; manner; form; appearance; habit; the visage; like; similar.
- mīn-măuⁿ seⁿ lâi căi-seⁿ-īeⁿ?
- What sort of looking person is he?
- sìang-măuⁿ;
- general appearance.
- seⁿ lâi câp-hun múiⁿ măuⁿ;
- is exceedingly pretty.
- hue îong, gûeh măuⁿ;
- fair as a flower and beautiful as the moon.
- tîeh ŭ lói-măuⁿ;
- one must be courteous.
- khṳ̀ kàu, i kâi lói-măuⁿ ciu-tàu căi;
- on our arriving there, he received us with most complete courtesy.
- seng-tòaⁿ kâi măuⁿ hó̤;
- the actors are well dressed.
- 冒măuⁿ582137
- To go on rashly; to rush on heedlessly; to assume; to feign; to presume; to venture; to brave; blind to; rash; reckless.
- i sĭ lâi măuⁿ mîaⁿ cò̤ móng nâng;
- he assumed the name of a certain person and pretended to be he.
- sĭ lâi măuⁿ jīm kâi;
- he is one who came and took upon himself the duties of the post.
- ké măuⁿ cò̤ kuaⁿ-hú;
- feign to be an official.
- i sĭ măuⁿ hŏ lâi;
- he came through the rain.
- măuⁿ híam;
- brave danger.
- ka-kī chin măuⁿ cìⁿ-cîeh;
- exposed himself to the arrows and stones.
- kám-măuⁿ huang hâng;
- brave the wind and cold.
- hàm i m̄-hó̤ khṳ̀ măuⁿ huang;
- tell him he must not expose himself to the wind.
- láu-măuⁿ;
- senile; old; aged.
- nî-kí láu-măuⁿ;
- advanced in years.
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mē
- 嗎mē5723010
- An interrogative particle, requiring an affirmative answer.
- sĭ mē?
- Is it not so?
- hó̤, mē?
- Will that do?
- tîeh mē?
- Is not that right?
- huaⁿ-hí mē?
- Are you satisfied?
- lṳ́ àiⁿ khṳ̀ mē?
- Are you going?
- kah mē?
- Does it suit?
- khá m̄ sĭ cìeⁿ-seⁿ mē?
- Is it not thus?
- 揸meⁿ3649
- To clutch in the hand, with the palm downward.
- meⁿ cho̤h îam;
- take a handful of salt.
- meⁿ ke pé mīⁿ-hún lô̤h khṳ̀;
- put in another handful of flour.
- màiⁿ meⁿ sua-îa;
- do not scatter it around in taking it up.
- 速méⁿ8231627
- Hasty; hurried; fleet; quick; speedily; urgent; soon.
- méⁿ-méⁿ cū tîeh lâi;
- must come with the utmost speed.
- cò̤ méⁿ cē;
- do it more quickly.
- màiⁿ khah méⁿ;
- do not be in too great haste.
- bŏi kîaⁿ méⁿ;
- cannot walk any faster.
- àiⁿ méⁿ pìⁿ cò̤ māng;
- the more haste the less speed.
- méⁿ khṳ̀, méⁿ lâi;
- the sooner you go, the sooner you will get back.
- àiⁿ jîeh méⁿ?
- How soon do you want it?
- ío méⁿ;
- speedier.
- 猛méⁿ610948
- Fierce; violent; determined; inhuman; severe; hot, as fire; biting, as wind; excessive in any way.
- hîong piaⁿ, méⁿ cìang;
- valorous soldiers and a daring leader.
- suaⁿ tèng kâi méⁿ sìn cōi;
- there are many savage beasts among the mountains.
- méⁿ hóⁿ lô̤h suaⁿ;
- a ferocious tiger descended from the mountains.
- húe méⁿ;
- the fire is burning fiercely.
- húe phuah i méⁿ cē;
- fan the fire and make it hotter.
- méⁿ huang, méⁿ hŏ
- violent wind and heavy rain.
- khuang huang, méⁿ hŏ;
- high wind and driving rain.
- cháu-méⁿ;
- a grasshopper.
- cháu-méⁿ kha-thúi;
- spindle shanks.
- 盲mêⁿ6091093
- Blindness ; sightless.
- cheⁿ-méⁿ;
- blind.
- i sĭ cheⁿ-mêⁿ kâi nâng;
- he is a blind man.
- cheⁿ-mêⁿ-kíaⁿ;
- a blind fellow.
- cheⁿ-mêⁿ sin-seⁿ;
- a blind fortune-teller.
- cheⁿ-mêⁿ ŭ mâk-ciu-kng hùe khang;
- the blind have those who can see to lead them.
- i sĭ tâng chut sì cheⁿ-mêⁿ, a sĭ cí ău cheⁿ-mêⁿ?
- Was he blind from birth, or has he lately become blind?
- i cí kúi jît cioh-mêⁿ;
- he has been night-blind for these last few days.
- koi-cioh-mêⁿ;
- night-blindness.
- cheⁿ-mêⁿ koi to̤h tîeh sí nío-chṳ́;
- a blind fowl happened to peck into a dead rat; hit upon a good thing by mere chance.
- kâi sĭ cheⁿ-mêⁿ!
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