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

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

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  • Clean, clear, pure.

  • cheng-khih;

    clean.

  • sói kàu cheng-cheng khih-khih;

    wash it very clean.

  • lṳ́ tîeh cang hiang-pûi-cău sói cìaⁿ cheng-khih;

    use scented soap to wash it with then it will be clean.

  • cheng-khih sìeⁿ;

    clean looking.

  • pŭaⁿ m̄ cheng-khih;

    you have not dusted it clean.

  • cí khí tîeh soiⁿ cìm-phò̤ cìaⁿ sói tit cheng-khih;

    this must first be soaked up, then it will wash off.

  • A very little; a bit.

  • chûn cêk khih-kíaⁿ tīaⁿ;

    have only a little bit left.

  • bô̤ khih-kíaⁿ-ni àiⁿ hìeⁿ-cōi cîⁿ!

    Wants so much money for that small quantity!

  • khih-kíaⁿ mûeh cò̤ hìeⁿ kùi?

    How can that little bit of a thing be so costly?

  • Defective; chipped; notched; broken; jagged.

  • khih chùi;

    a hair lip.

  • puah khih khṳ̀;

    the pot has a bit chipped out of it.

  • m̄-hó̤ khà khih;

    do not knock out a bit, by hitting it against something.

  • khṳt i cŭang khih kò̤-kíaⁿ-ni;

    he hit it and knocked out a little piece.

  • a-cé kāng lṳ́ kă gûeh khih, a-cé kāng lṳ́ kă gûeh îⁿ;

    your sister will take you out and amuse you.

  • kíaⁿ-jît sĭ câp-ngŏ, gûeh hŵn-lío cò̤-nî khih cêk kò̤-kíaⁿ?

    To-day is the fifteenth, why is it that the moon still lacks a little of being full?

  • m̄-hó̤ tok khih;

    do not splinter it in cutting.

  • nŏ̤ to̤ sie pìaⁿ, pit ŭ cêk to̤ khih;

    when two knives clash, one of them is sure to be nicked.

  • i hía sĭ tok khih to̤ kâi;

    it is hard enough to turn the edge of a knife.

  • khih tīo cêk kak khṳ̀;

    broke off a corner.

  • kò̤ tī-hng khih-khih kak-kak;

    the outline of the ground is very irregular, all ins and outs.

  • màiⁿ ka kàu khih-nih khih-nih;

    do not make a jagged edge in cutting it.