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

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

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**砒礵](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/砒礵)phin-sng679

  • The red sulphuret of arsenic.

  • tâk kùe phin-sng;

    more poisonous than arsenic.

  • Series, rank, grade, order.

  • kĕ phín;

    of a low grade.

  • hĭa phín;

    mean; of low rank.

  • kêk phín;

    the highest rank.

  • tng chîo it phín;

    holds the highest rank under government.

  • To censure; to disparage; to dismiss; to cashier.

  • i pĭ phín tńg khṳ̀;

    he was cashiered and sent home.

  • phín chut lâi cò̤ ti-kūiⁿ;

    degraded in office and transferred to a district-magistracy.

  • phín lô̤h né-keng;

    dismissed to the palace for discarded concubines.

  • A self-supporting, upright screen.

  • phîn tìeⁿ;

    the cloth or paper covering a screen.

  • úa tŏ̤ kau-íⁿ phîn kò̤;

    leaning on the back of a chair.

  • pái cêk hù cé-kang, kìaⁿ-phîn;

    set out a pair of ornaments consisting of a vase and a pier-glass.

  • ûi phîn;

    enclose with a folding screen.

  • phîn-síam;

    removable, folding doors.

  • pâk kâi ie-phîn;

    tie on a loin-cloth.

  • chíaⁿ nâng cò̤ kò̤ phîn bûn;

    invite some one to compose stanzas, suitable to write on a screen.

  • To impinge; to throw against and hit.

  • i kâi tăng-kíaⁿ àiⁿ khṳ̀ phîn i kâi o-kng;

    the little thin pickle pot is going to cast itself against the big black water-jar.

  • phîn cúi-nî;

    to skip stones along the surface of the water.

  • khì khí lâi cū kâi i phîn phîn tīo;

    if he gets wrathy he will dash himself upon it and smash it in pieces.

  • khîeh kò̤ cng-kŏ̤ khṳ̀ phîn i;

    took a brickbat, and hit him with it.

  • cía sĭ cang ˘nng khṳ̀ phîn cîeh-thâu;

    this is pitting an egg against a stone.

  • A fragrant fruit, the Sterculia balangas.

  • phîn kúaiⁿ;

    the apple is sometimes thus called.

  • Poor; destitute; impoverished.

  • phîn-khîong nâng;

    poor people.

  • kun-cṳ́ kâi nâng uaⁿ phîn;

    the princely man is content even in poverty.

  • ke phîn, chin lău;

    poor, and with aged parents.

  • phîn-cūaⁿ cṳ kau put khó̤ bûang;

    those who were our companions when we were in poverty, should not be forgotten.

  • cêk phîn jû sói;

    destitute as if everything had been washed away.