A Pronouncing and Defining Dictionary of the Swatow Dialect (汕頭方言音義字典) / bît

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蜜

• Honey; nectar; sugary.

• phang-bît;

  honey.

• bît-phang;

  honey-bees.

• bît-lâh;

  bees-wax.

• po̤-lô̤-bît;

  the jack-fruit.

• pêh bît;

  white honey.

• so̤h bît;

  pure white honey.

• lău bît;

  old honey.

• tang bît;

  honey made in winter.

• bît àng;

  honey jar.

• kuah bît;

  to take up honey.

• bît-phang tû;

  bee-hives.

• bît cìm;

  preserved in honey.

• ngâu bît;

  steeped in honey.

• túi bît;

  made into a paste with honey.

• bît tháng kaⁿ;

  sugary oranges.

• bît sek;

  straw-color.

• kho̤h bît;

  prepared honey.

• ki chui jû buah bît;

  a mouth speaking honied words.

• bît sái;

  bee-bread.

• bît pho̤h;

  honey-comb.

• bît sīu;

  cells in honey comb.

滅

• To submerge; to sink in.

• lô̤h khṳ̀ bît thâu bît hîah, híam-híam kek sí;

  sank in over head and ears and came very near being drowned.

• khĭa lô̤h khṳ̀, bît pīn tī-kò̤?

  When you stand in it, how far up does it reach?

• tâh lô̤h khṳ̀, bît kàu kha-thâu-u;

  stepped on it, and sank up to my knees.

• ôi-tói kûiⁿ-kûiⁿ, tâh lô̤h khṳ̀ hŵn-lío bît khṳ̀;

  though the soles of my shoes were very high, I still sank to their tops when I stepped on it.