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

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

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  • The eyes closed so as not to perceive.

  • hṳ̂ sí, mâk m̄ khoih;

    dead fish do not have their eyes shut.

  • i hìeⁿ cá cū khṳ̀ sí-khoih;

    he is thus early abed and asleep; he has his eyes shut as if he were dead.

  • Hard pressed between two; violently pressed upon.

  • chíu khoih tîeh;

    got his hand pinched.

  • m̄-hó̤ khṳt mn̂g khoih tîeh;

    do not get pinched in the door.

  • khoih kàu hueh lāu;

    pinched so as to bring the blood.

  • khoih phìu phûe;

    pinched as to abrade the skin.

  • màiⁿ sie khoih tîeh;

    do not crowd upon each other.

  • khoih bih;

    flattened by violent pressure.

  • khoih kaⁿ-ná;

    pressed olives.

  • khoih bûe pó;

    dried pressed plums.

  • ká cìa sĭ khoih i kâi cap chut lâi;

    to press sugar-cane is to squeeze out its juices.

  • khoih tīo i kâi siap cap;

    express its acrid juice.

  • The pods of leguminous plants.

  • tāu khoih;

    bean-pods.

  • kin-nî kâi tāu hó̤ căi, khoih nĕ pá-pá;

    the beans are very fine this year, the pods are quite full.

  • tāu-khoih-khak phâk ta lío hó̤ hîaⁿ húe;

    pea-pods when dried in the sun are good for fuel.

  • bói pé tn̂g-khoih-tāu;

    buy a handful of string beans.

  • hô̤-lang tāu àiⁿ pêh jîn chá a sĭ kàu khoih chá?

    Do you want the French beans shelled before frying, or fried in the pod?

  • Gentle; lightly; gently.

  • i cò̤ mih sṳ̄ to sĭ khin kha khôih chíu, cṳ̆-sòi căi;

    he does everything very gently, and is exceedingly careful.

  • cía tîeh khin kha khôih chíu cìaⁿ hó̤ cò̤;

    this can only be done by one who is very gentle and careful.

  • cía sĭ sòi-síe kâi mûeh, cē m̄ khin kha khôih chíu cū mûeh tīo khṳ̀;

    this is a delicate thing, and any rough handling will spoil it.