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

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

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  • Armor; a hard or scaly covering; the first of the ten stems; a set of ten.

  • cńg-kah;

    finger nails.

  • kha-kah;

    toe nails.

  • chēng cìen-kah;

    wears armor.

  • thih kah;

    iron shields.

  • lâh-lí kah;

    the scales of the pangolin.

  • lîen hŵn kah bé;

    a connected file of armored horses.

  • pó̤ kah kâi sṳ̄ tîeh jīn-cin kîaⁿ cìaⁿ hó̤;

    the tithing must be done honestly and correctly.

  • kah-tíeⁿ sĭ kẃn câp ke kâi thâu-nâng;

    the chief of a tithing is the head man of ten households.

  • i sĭ khue kah chut sin;

    he is a graduate who has earned, not bought, his degree.

  • kah it sĭ sôk bâk;

    the first and second of the ten stems, pertain to wood.

  • cêk kah úaⁿ;

    a set of ten rice bowls.

  • bói nŏ̤ kah tōa úaⁿ;

    buy two sets of large bowls.

  • Even; still; together; with; also.

  • kah sṳ̄ to m̄ lí;

    does not even attend to business.

  • kah khẃn to bô̤;

    has not even a sample of it.

  • kah úa to̤ m̄-ùi;

    does not fear even me.

  • kah mêⁿ-kùa to lâi;

    comes even in the night.

  • The part under and between the shoulder-blades.

  • koiⁿ-kah;

    the shoulder-blades.

  • cŭang tîeh i kâi koiⁿ-kah;

    hit him on the shoulder-blade.

  • To contend.

  • kah-tîeⁿ;

    a parade ground, or area where troops are reviewed.

  • lăi kah-tîeⁿ, gūa kah-tîeⁿ;

    inner and outer parade grounds.

  • saⁿ jît ău àiⁿ chut kah-tîeⁿ;

    after three days there will be a review of troops.

  • To fit; to match; in unison; to correspond.

  • cí ki só̤-sî kio i kâi só̤-thâu sie kah;

    this key fits his lock.

  • kah i kâi sin;

    fits him.

  • ka lâi kah sin;

    it is cut to fit.

  • nĕ kah-kah;

    just exactly enough, neither too much nor too little.

  • soiⁿ lâi kah-tàh thóiⁿ hó̤ mē;

    first try it and see if it fits when inserted.

  • cía ke-húe khût i tú-tú kah ēng;

    this tool is just exactly adapted to his use.

  • To wrap up in; to cover up.

  • kah phŭe;

    to wrap up in a coverlet.

  • i kah phŭe, kah kàu sie-sie;

    he is rolled up snugly in his coverlet.

  • khîeh ke nía phŭe lâi kah;

    get another coverlet to put over him.

  • thiⁿ-sî ío jûah kah pīn tó cū hó̤;

    the weather is rather hot, and if you cover the middle of the body that is enough.

  • màiⁿ kah kah miⁿ;

    do not wrap up too closely.

  • kah lío cū hip tîeh;

    being wrapped up, was oppressed by heat.

  • mêⁿ-sî chìn, ā-sĭ bô̤ phŭe kah, tîeh khṳt i kûaⁿ sí;

    the nights are cold and without a coverlet to wrap up in one would be frozen to death.

  • khîeh kâi hîuⁿ chó̤-lîak kah cē cū hó̤;

    take a winter jacket and cover up slightly and that will do.

  • i kâi kha kah bŏi sie;

    her feet are not warmed by wrapping them up.

  • A distributive adjective; each, separate, apart.

  • kah nâng kah nâng tńg khṳ̀ i chù;

    each returned to his own house.

  • kah nâng kah nâng kài kìen-sek;

    each has his own experience.

  • And; together with.

  • lṳ́ kah úa cò̤-pû lâi khṳ̀;

    you go along with me.

  • lṳ́ kah úa m̄ tâng kok;

    you and I are not of the same country.

  • i kah i kâi a-pĕ cò̤-pû tŏ̤;

    he and his father are together.

  • úa kah i sĭ tan̂g sèⁿ;

    I am of the same surname as he.

  • cí īeⁿ kah hṳ́ īeⁿ, tī īeⁿ hó̤?

    Of this sort and that, which is the better?

  • cí kâi kah hṳ́ kâi cò̤ cêk-ē khiêh khṳ̀;

    take this and that together in one lot.

  • hó̤ kah m̄-hó̤;

    good and bad, taken together.

  • àiⁿ bói cí kĭaⁿ kah hṳ́ kĭaⁿ;

    wishes to buy both this sort and that sort.

  • The sound of a multitude of voices.

  • kâh-kâh-kún;

    the sound of many babbling tongues.

  • nâng-siaⁿ kâh-kâh-kún, thiaⁿ m̄ hīn;

    there was the sound of many voices, and I did not hear distinctly.