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

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

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  • A boundary, edge or border.

  • hái-pien tī-hng;

    lands lying along the coast.

  • cí kò̤ sĭ pien séⁿ;

    this is a frontier province.

  • i kâi huap-lâk bô̤ pien;

    his skill is unbounded.

  • chîo-thêng ēng i tó̤ péⁿ pien;

    the government employs him in ruling the frontier.

  • pien-kwn;

    custom houses on the coast or frontier.

  • pien cìang;

    military officers on the frontier.

  • Flat, thin.

  • i kâi mīn seⁿ lâi píen-píen;

    her face is very thin.

  • tōa píen, jī-píen;

    sweet melon seeds, of large or of small size.

  • koiⁿ-hâu áu ki píen-taⁿ;

    carried a flat carrying pole over his shoulder.

  • To transform; to change; a mutation; a turn in affairs.

  • khùn-kíaⁿ pìen cêk īeⁿ;

    undergoes a metamorphosis every little while.

  • bŏi pìen-êk;

    unchangeable.

  • nâng sim pìen;

    people’s minds change.

  • hṳ́ kâi tī-hng pìen-tŏng;

    the place has altered.

  • kíaⁿ-jît cìeⁿ-seⁿ taⁿ, mùaⁿ-khí-cá cū pìen kùe;

    he says so to-day, but to-morrow morning he will have changed his purpose.

  • pìen líen;

    to change countenance.

  • i cò̤ sṳ̄ mîaⁿ-ke khŵn-pìen;

    his course of action is easily changed by expediency or constraint.

  • pìen-hùe bô̤ khîong;

    change is endless.

  • hŭam sṳ̄ tîeh-ŏi pìen-thong;

    in all things there must be accommodation to circumstances.

  • Military officers of a low grade.

  • bûn-ŵn, bú-pĭen;

    low civil and military officers.

  • cí cêk îaⁿ kâi pĭen piaⁿ to sĭ i kẃn;

    the soldiers and officers of low grade in this encampment are all under his control.

  • To wrangle for a notion; to argue opinions; to dispute a proposition.

  • pĭen-po̤h;

    to contradict; take the opposite side of the question.

  • kíang pĭen;

    to force a construction.

  • póiⁿ-pĭeu;

    to debate.

  • To discriminate between things or qualities.

  • hun-pĭen sĭ hui;

    distinguish between the true and the false.

  • pĭen mêng-pêh;

    discriminate clearly.

  • pĭen-pîet;

    note the difference between.

便

  • To put at ease; to accord with; convenient, expedient, opportune, advantageous, handy; readily; accustomed to, ready at; then, so, forthwith, just as, thus, that is.

  • sûi-pĭen;

    when convenient; as you please; suit yourself; when you like.

  • sŭn pĭen;

    avail one’s self of a good chance.

  • kîaⁿ huang-pĭen;

    do what circumstances render easy.

  • hṳ́ i pĭen-ngî kîaⁿ sṳ̄;

    allow him to act as may be expedient under the circumstances.

  • cía ūe i m̄ pĭen tàⁿ;

    it is not advisable for him to speak thus.

  • put pĭon cìeⁿ-seⁿ cò̤;

    it is inexpedient to do so.

  • cí kâi pĭen sĭ;

    this is just so.

  • sêng nâng kâi pĭen;

    take advantage of a good opportunity offered by some one.

  • kîaⁿ sìo pĭen;

    to urinate.

  • tăi sìo pĭen 1óng-cóng m̄ thong;

    there is no action either of the bowels or the bladder.

  • cí kâi huap-cak pĭen-tàng căi;

    this plan is very convenient.

  • àiⁿ tàⁿ cū pĭen tàⁿ; màiⁿ ùi chṳ́ ùi pí;

    if you are going to tell it then tell it, and not hesitate on account of this or that.

  • chíaⁿ i chēng pĭen i lâi;

    ask her to come in her every-day clothes.