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

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

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  • Light, sandy, friable soil.

  • i hṳ́ kò̤ kâi thô sĭ sang kâi;

    the soil there is loamy.

  • i hṳ́ kò̤ cn̂g kâi sĭ sang thô, bŏi kàu kò̤;

    the soil there is all loamy earth, without clods.

  • sang-hû;

    red coral.

  • sang-hû cu;

    red coral beads.

  • sang-hû tèng;

    a red coral button.

  • A pair, a brace, a couple; a match to any thing; to go with as a mate.

  • cêk sang ôi;

    a pair of shoes.

  • sêng sang sêng tùi;

    a perfect match to it.

  • sang to̤;

    swords in one sheath.

  • Rust.

  • kauh kàu seⁿ sang;

    left in a damp place till it is rusty.

  • chĭeⁿ tâng sang;

    has become covered with verdigris.

  • thih chĭeⁿ sang;

    the iron has rusted.

  • cang kieⁿ khṳ̀ chìu to̤ sang;

    take some ginger-root and rub the rust off the knife.

  • Segregated, not compact; loose, lax, slack; unimportant.

  • pàng sang;

    not stringent; easy about.

  • cí kâi huap khah sang;

    this law is too lax.

  • sim pàng sang;

    keep your mind easy.

  • chíu cē sang cŭ khṳt i kw̆n cáu khṳ̀;

    as soon as I relaxed my hold a little he slipped away.

  • phŏ̤ kín-kín, m̄ khéng pàng sang;

    clasped it tightly and would not loosen his hold.

  • sang-sang nē, bô̤ sĭm-mih tăng;

    it is not at all dense, and not very heavy.

  • pâk sang se-su, màiⁿ līu sí i;

    tie him up with a rather slack rope, do not choke him to death.

  • màiⁿ khîeh lío sang-sang sùaⁿ;

    do not leave them all at loose ends in carrying them.

  • cêk sin kâi kṳn-kut sang-sang sùaⁿ-sùaⁿ;

    he is very loose jointed.

  • pàng sang i cē, màiⁿ thó̤ khah kín;

    be easy with him, and not demand the payment too urgently.

  • sói lío cĕk sin sang-sò̤ căi;

    after bathing felt much refreshed.

  • cē bô̤ nâng kẃn-lí lío sang hêh-hêh;

    as soon as there is no one to take charge of it, it gets all scattered about and out of order.

  • To abridge; to correct and expunge; to edit and settle a text; to reject, as an account.

  • sang tīo cêk cho̤h;

    to cut out a portion.

  • lēng-ūaⁿ sang kói;

    to alter and erase.

  • sang tó̤ cē;

    shorten by erasure.

  • sang-kíam;

    abridge.

  • sang chûn jîeh cōi?

    Having expunged a part, how much remains?

  • The increase of any thing; productions; spent; gone.

  • kuang ke tŏng-sáng;

    the estate is wholly spent.

  • cía sĭ i kò̤ chut sáng kâi;

    this is one of the productions of the place where he lives.

  • Thin; lean; poor.

  • ún cí kò̤ kâi thô-tī sáng căi;

    the soil here is very poor.

  • m̄ pûi m̄ sáng;

    neither very fertile nor very poor.

  • cîah lâi sáng-sò;

    has grown very thin.

  • i kâi nâng nĕ sáng-sáng;

    he is very thin indeed.

  • Rupture of the bowels or hernia; pain from hernia.

  • i tì kâi sàng-khì pēⁿ;

    he has a stricture.

  • cúi sàng;

    hydrocele.

  • To lose; to fail of getting; bereft of; out of mind, forgotten; to destroy.

  • híam-híam sàng seⁿ-mīaⁿ;

    came very near losing his life.

  • i kâi lîang-sim sàng cĭn;

    he has lost all conscience.

  • hûiⁿ thâu, sàng khì;

    hang the head and look spiritless.

  • kiaⁿ kàu mâng hûn, sàng táⁿ;

    so scared as to be reft of all wit and courage.

  • To accompany; to wait on; to see a guest out; to send a present; to give.

  • sàng i chut mn̂g;

    accompany him a little way from the door when he takes his departure.

  • sàng kîaⁿ;

    to escort politely.

  • sie sàng;

    exchange of presents.

  • sàng hue-hún;

    make wedding presents.

  • sù cē, m̄ sàng;

    excuse me from going out to see you off.

  • sàng lō hùi;

    make a present to be applied to travelling expenses.

  • sàng lói-mûeh;

    send gifts appropriate to the occasion.

  • sĭ sàng cúi-lói a sĭ sàng kang-lói?

    Did the present consist of articles or of money?

  • sŭn huang siang sáng;

    may you have a fair wind.

  • sàng sŭn huang;

    accompany one starting on a voyage.

  • cía sĭ sàng nêk khṳ̀ cĭeⁿ tiam;

    this is going with the meat to the chopping block.

  • sàng khṳt lṳ́;

    make you a present of it.

  • sàng phīⁿ;

    to blow the nose with the fingers.