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

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

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  • To till; to cultivate; to plow.

  • keⁿ châng;

    to cultivate the fields.

  • keⁿ co̤h kâi nâng;

    farm laborers.

  • keⁿ gû;

    cattle used in tilling the soil.

  • cîh keⁿ;

    to plow with the tongue; to teach for a living.

  • To weave.

  • keⁿ pò;

    to weave cloth.

  • keⁿ-pò kui;

    a loom.

  • keⁿ khṳ̀ ìuⁿ căi;

    it is very finely woven.

  • keⁿ ŭ hue-jī;

    woven in figures.

  • The warp of a web in the loom; what runs lengthwise; the meridians of longitude.

  • si keⁿ pò hūi;

    silk warp and linen woof.

  • cang si lâi cò̤ tît kâi keⁿ, cang mîⁿ-se lâi cò̤ hûeⁿ kâi hūi;

    take silk for the warp, and cotton for the woof.

  • lô̤-keⁿ;

    a compass.

  • i pì kâi lô̤-keⁿ khṳ̀ thóiⁿ suaⁿ;

    he took a compass and went to locate a grave.

  • A thick broth; pottage; porridge.

  • cò̤ kâi keⁿ pn̄g;

    make rice porridge; dainties offered to parents on their birthdays.

  • hŏi-keⁿ;

    crab soup.

  • câp gûeh keⁿ chài côi;

    there are all sorts of edibles in the tenth month.

  • A watch of the night, two hours in length.

  • saⁿ keⁿ pùaⁿ mêⁿ;

    in the dead of night.

  • ang keⁿ;

    the first watch, beginning at dark.

  • lṳ́ cò̤-nî khṳ̀ kàu sì ngŏ keⁿ?

    Why were you gone till near morning?

  • i jī keⁿ cū ût;

    in the second watch, between nine and eleven o’clock, he went to sleep.

  • sîaⁿ-lâu sùi phùaⁿ keⁿ-kó hŵn căi;

    though the tower be dilapidated the watchman is still there.

  • The seventh of the ten stems; years.

  • i nŏ̤ nâng tâng keⁿ;

    the two are of the same age.

  • lṳ́ kùi keⁿ?

    How old are you?

  • sĭm-mih nî keⁿ poih jī?

    What are the eight cyclic characters which express the time of his birth?

  • To stick in the throat.

  • kéⁿ tîeh hṳ̂ kut;

    got a fish-bone in his throat.

  • i sĭ khṳt ah kut kéⁿ tîeh;

    he was choked by a bit of bone from the duck.

  • kéⁿ tŏ̤ âu-lêng kò̤, bŏi tit lô̤h;

    stuck in hia throat and would not go down.

  • kut t6ieh cai níu tīo, m̄-hó̤ khṳt i kéⁿ tîeh;

    you must pick the bones out (after you have put the food in your mouth) and not get choked by them.

  • i kâi cîah lío īa m̄-ùi kéⁿ tîeh;

    he takes it and does not fear its sticking in his throat; he takes what he likes without regard to future consequences.

  • The petiole; the midrib of a leaf.

  • tìam kit kéⁿ;

    sweet lime stems.

  • cí īeⁿ îeh sĭ àiⁿ ēng kéⁿ a sĭ àiⁿ ēng hîeh?

    Is the leaf or the petiole made use of for this medicine?

  • A by-way; a path; a short cut.

  • khui cêk tîo lō-kèⁿ;

    open a road.

  • lṳ́ khṳ̀ thóiⁿ, thóiⁿ sĭm-mih kèⁿ-lō̤;

    you go and see what sort of path there is.

  • cía múa-tī-kò̤ kâi lō-kèⁿ phe-phah lâi cū hó̤;

    the roads about here are well planned.

  • cèng saⁿ kèⁿ hue;

    planted three rows of flowers.