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

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

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  • Eight.

  • poih choiⁿ lâng poih câp poih;

    eight thousand and eighty-eight.

  • tŏiⁿ poih kâi;

    the eighth one.

  • nî huang jī poih;

    he is now sixteen.

  • poih jī kha;

    flaring legs.

  • poih jī;

    the eight characters, denoting the year, month, day and hour of one’s birth, from which horoscopes are cast.

  • poih im ceng;

    a musical clock or a music-box.

  • poih pó̤;

    the eight precious things which the eight genti carry in their hands.

  • sĭ poih-kak kâi;

    it is octagonal.

  • poih-kak;

    a kind of spice, having eight points around the seed.

  • poih-sien chn̂g;

    an octagonal table.

  • i sĭ poih pài cṳ kau;

    they are on very friendly terms.

  • To pull out; to extract; to eradicate.

  • cun-thak pôih m̄ chut;

    I cannot pull the cork out of the bottle.

  • khuaⁿ-khuaⁿ pôih;

    pull it gently.

  • pôih kìam;

    to draw a sword.

  • hăm kṳn pôih khí lâi;

    pull it up roots and all.

  • i cêk mô̤ⁿ put pôih;

    he would not pull out a hair for it; would give nothing at all for it.

  • i àiⁿ khîu lṳ́ pôih i chut lâi;

    he is going to beseech you to take him out of prison.

  • To pull in extending anything; to extend by pulling.

  • pôih i tn̂g;

    stretch it to its full length; lengthen it by pulling.

  • cē pôih i ŏi tn̂g;

    it stretches when you pull on it.

  • pôih ngṳ̂n sùaⁿ;

    to draw silver wire.