A Pronouncing and Defining Dictionary of the Swatow Dialect (汕頭方言音義字典) / chiⁿ | 閩南語書寫

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

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  • Fresh; just killed; clean; new.

  • chiⁿ hṳ̂;

    fresh fish.

  • hṳ̂ chiⁿ kàu ûah;

    the fish is as fresh as if alive.

  • cí kò̤ nêk chiⁿ-chiⁿ nē;

    this flesh is from an animal that has just been killed.

  • hái chiⁿ;

    shell-fish just out of the sea.

  • cí kâi hṳ̂ kàu káu-sîaⁿ chiⁿ;

    this fish is nearly fresh.

  • mn̂g-khí kâi hṳ̂, àiⁿ ien li bŏi, àiⁿ chiⁿ li bô̤;

    this morning’s fish is not spoiled, and neither is it quite fresh.

  • cêk sin hôk-sek chiⁿ căi;

    his garments are very new.

  • hue chiⁿ-chiⁿ;

    newly opened flowers.

  • kî-chì chiⁿ-mêng căi;

    the flags are quite new.

  • chiⁿ-īam;

    spick and span.

  • chiⁿ kàu īam-īam;

    glossy from newness.

  • chiⁿ kháu;

    deliciously fresh.

  • chiⁿ-tîam;

    fresh and sweet.

  • chiⁿ-nî căi;

    very youthful.

  • saⁿ-khò chiⁿ-khīa chiⁿ-khīa;

    his clothes are span new.

  • Blue.

  • chíⁿ pò;

    plain blue cotton cloth.

  • sĭ àiⁿ làm chíⁿ, a sĭ àiⁿ ní chíⁿ?

    Do you want to have it colored blue by a single immersion in blue dye, or by repeated dippings and airings?

  • chíⁿ tĭu;

    blue grass-cloth.

  • To measure by the outstretched arms; one reach of the arms.

  • chîⁿ tîeh saⁿ chîⁿ tn̂g;

    measured it by the extended arms, and found it was three times as far as from the tip of one middle finger to the other.

  • cang chíu chîⁿ thóiⁿ ŭ kúi chîⁿ khuah;

    measure it with outstretched arms and see how many such spans wide it is.

  • ŭ chîⁿ gūa tn̂g cū kàu;

    a little more than the length covered by my extended arms will be sufficient.