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

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

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  • To attack; to rush upon.

  • cèng nâng hŭe côi kong khek i;

    they all met in a body and charged upon him.

  • îu-khek;

    a lieutenant-colonel.

  • To carve; to chisel; to sculpture; the eighth part of a Chinese hour, or fifteen minutes; a little while; oppressive; griping.

  • tio-khek;

    to carve.

  • khek ngó-sìang;

    carve images.

  • khek jī;

    engrave letters.

  • khîeh khṳ̀ khek-ìn-phò kò̤ khek;

    take it to the engraver and get it engraved.

  • khek kâi mîaⁿ phìen;

    engrave a stamp for stamping the name on visiting cards.

  • khek lâi m̄ hīn;

    is not so cut as to give a clear impression.

  • sĭ àiⁿ khek cò̤ châ-póiⁿ, a sĭ ēng în-póiⁿ?

    Will you use wooden blocks for printing it, or will you use lead type?

  • cì-hûe sĭ sĭm-mih sî-khek?

    What time is it now?

  • hăng sî hăng khek cū àiⁿ kâi;

    want it at exactly the set time.

  • khek ĕ kâi kuang-kéng hó̤ mē?

    Are the immediate prospects good?

  • sî-khek bô̤ hiah;

    incessant.

  • put kùe ke cêk khek kâi kang-hu;

    there remains only what can be done in a very little while longer.

  • cīeⁿ sî khek, ĕ sî khek;

    the first four quarters, in a Chinese hour, or the last four.

  • khek-pô̤h;

    harrassing.

  • i khek-pô̤h căi;

    he is very cross.

  • Crooked; tortuous; lyrics; ditties.

  • i kâi jī sía lâi in-wn khit-khek;

    he has written the characters all out of line.

  • khek lâi khek khṳ̀;

    winding to and fro.

  • khek ho̤h cōi khek cìaⁿ kàu;

    after many turns this way and that we arrived there.

  • wn-khek;

    crooked.

  • i kâi sim câp wn poih khek, m̄ tît;

    he is very disingenuous, and not at all straight-forward.

  • i khek-khek tó̤ ût;

    he sleeps all doubled up.

  • khek chíu khek kha;

    a deformed arm or foot.

  • mô̤ⁿ khek-khek;

    curly hair.

  • i tó̤ chìe khek;

    he is singing ballads.

  • i kâi khek páng hó̤;

    he sings his songs in a pleasant tune.

  • hó̤ thiaⁿ kùe lâng-thâng khek;

    pleasanter to hear than songs in a provincial dialect.