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

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

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  • Black; inky; dark; promiscuous; not reduced to order.

  • o-a;

    crow or & raven.

  • o-hek;

    dense darkness; black as ink.

  • ēng o chiu îeh lâi ní;

    take the dye that is used to darken the beard and dye it.

  • kui cṳ o-ŭ;

    it brought me in nothing; it was an entire loss; it all came to nought.

  • o-hâh cṳ cèng;

    a set of lawless fellows; roughs and vagabonds.

  • o pêh o pêh;

    speckled black and white.

  • o hṳ̂;

    the black-fish.

  • kún o;

    trim with black.

  • kang o;

    deep black.

  • o kî;

    a black flag.

  • îu cò̤ o;

    paint it black.

  • o-o sĭ jī, pêh-pêh sĭ cúa, úa m̄ pat i, i m̄ pat úa;

    the black is letters, and the white is paper, that is all I know about literature.

  • pìn thiⁿ cn̂g kâi sĭ o hûn;

    the whole sky is overcast with clouds.

  • A round shallow basket with vertical sides.

  • bí ô;

    rice basket.

  • pn̄g ô;

    a basket for holding cooked rice.

  • ô kheng,

    a clothes basket.

  • lîah ô;

    8 large grain basket.

  • ô kíaⁿ;

    a small flat basket.

  • cîⁿ ô;

    money basket.

  • A lake; a large pool.

  • ngó ô, sì hái;

    the whole empire.

  • cí kâi nâng sĭ tó̤ cáu kang-ô;

    this man is a great traveller.

  • lău kang-ô;

    an old traveller.

  • lâi khṳ̀ sai-ô kò̤ thit-thô̤;

    let us go to the western pools for recreation.

  • The taro, an edible tuber.

  • cúi ō;

    the water taro.

  • cṳ̆ sòi, jû ō hîeh khâng cúi cu;

    gently, as a taro leaf holds a dew-drop.

  • ō n̆ng;

    small taro.

  • ō cu kíaⁿ;

    dwarf taro.

  • kho̤ cē ō mûeⁿ;

    make a stew of taro stalks.