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

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

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  • To feel for, to commiserate.

  • bú-sut;

    to comfort, to solace, to relieve; to show pity in a practical way.

  • bú-sut kàu i hó̤-hó̤;

    relieve her needs in such fashion as to render her comfortable.

  • bú-sut kàu i kâi sim sí;

    bestow sympathy until his need of it ends.

  • bô̤ khṳ̀ bú-sut i;

    did not go and express any pity for him.

  • iu-sut;

    excessive compassion.

  • To press upon as the wind does in blowing.

  • kî pun huang sut lío phîak-phîak-kìe;

    the flag, blown by the wind, flutters noisily.

  • huang li-li sut;

    the wind keeps flapping it.

  • khṳt huang sut phùa khṳ̀;

    torn by the the blast.

  • cúi khṳt huang cē sut, éng cū phû;

    when the water is blown upon by the wind, the waves rise.

  • A fragment, a crumb, a bit.

  • cêk sut-kíaⁿ;

    a little.

  • sut kíaⁿ-ni tīaⁿ-tīaⁿ;

    only the least bit.

  • Sawdust.

  • kṳ̀-sut;

    sawdust.

  • sĭ châ sut hó̤ a sam sut hó̤?

    Which is the better the sawdust from hard wood or from pine?

  • thâu-khak eng kṳ̀-sut;

    has his head spinkled with sawdust; has put on an appearance of being very busy at his trade.

  • The eleventh of the twelve branches.

  • sut sî;

    from 7 to 9 o’clock P.M.

  • sut gûeh;

    the eleventh month in the cycle of twelve.

  • A cricket.

  • tek-sut;

    a cricket.

  • kă tek-sut;

    to fight crickets.

  • cháu sut;

    a cricket that lives in the grass.

  • To flog; to beat.

  • khîa tîn-tîo sut i;

    take a rattan and flog him.

  • cang chûe lí-kẃn sut;

    took a club and kept beating him.

  • The way of doing a thing or of effecting an object; an art; a plan; a trick, a device, a hocus-pocus; a mystery, usually something magical or demoniacal; the black art.

  • huap-sût;

    magical rules; sup superstitious rites.

  • i sĭ ŭ io sût kâi ĭeⁿ;

    it appears to be some magical trick.

  • sṳ-bû sîa sût;

    the arts of sorcerers.

  • sût-sṳ̆;

    a conjurer.

  • put hâk bô̤ sût;

    without practice no art can be acquired.

  • put lŭn sĭ tī cêk ĭeⁿ sût àiⁿ ô̤h kàn ceng sĭ o̤h;

    whatever be the art to be acquired, it is difficult to learn it thoroughly.

  • To follow another’s steps; to narrate.

  • sŭ-sût kàu mêng-pêh;

    state it clearly.

  • cía sĭ sût i kâi ūe cìeⁿ-seⁿ tàⁿ;

    this is quoting what he said.

  • pĕ cak, kíaⁿ sût;

    the son follows the practices of his father.

  • To swoop, dart, or pitch downward.

  • ciah eng sṳ̂t lô̤h lâi tìo koi-kínⁿ;

    a hawk swooped down and carried off a chicken.

  • i tŏ̤ hṳ́ téng thóiⁿ tíaⁿ-tīaⁿ cū sût lô̤h lâi;

    he fixes his gaze on it from above and then darts down.

  • i tin-tò̤ thâu sût lô̤h khṳ̀;

    he pitched down head foremost.