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

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

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  • Silly; foolish.

  • īu m̄ sĭ chi, īn m̄ sĭ tai, cò̤-nî ngà-ngà nē?

    Since you are neither a fool nor half witted, why do you act so silly?

  • i kâi chi-tai;

    he is a dolt.

  • thóiⁿ tîeh sông-tai sông-tai nē;

    appears very stupid.

  • ai-tai;

    to pretend stupidity, for a selfish end.

  • i hṳ́ khí nâng ai-tai khṳt cîah;

    he is one who sponges his living.

  • The panicled millet;

  • tai mûeⁿ;

    gruel made from millet.

  • tai cî;

    millet porridge.

  • Evil.

  • m̄ cai hó̤ tái;

    does not know good and evil.

  • tái sṳ̄;

    evil affair.

  • sim lăi hûai tái ì;

    he harbours bad intentions.

  • pĕng bô̤ tái ì;

    has no bad intention.

  • châng kang cak tái;

    a nest of villainy.

  • Sediment, settlings.

  • chò tái, cúi tái, în tái;

    sediment in vinegar, water, and oil.

  • tè tīo tái;

    strain out the settlings.

  • To loan; to entrust to an other; to confer.

  • i kâi cîⁿ sĭ tŏ̤ nâng kò̤ kàu-tài lâi kâi;

    his money is held on loan from other people.

  • cí chṳ̀ kwt m̆ khwn-tài i;

    this time I will surely not let him off.

  • cheⁿ-tài;

    umber, used as a paint and in medicine.

  • A stand, a staging, a turret.

  • cĕk tùi siah cek-tâi;

    a pair of pewter candlesticks.

  • cía hue sĭ têng-tâi kâi;

    this flower blossoms in whorls.

  • To bury without rites; to put into a pit and cover.

  • tâi tŏ̤ thô tói;

    buried in the earth.

  • sí bé, hàm nâng kng khṳ̀ tâi;

    call some men to carry off the dead horse and bury it.

  • tăi-bw̆n;

    to treat rudely.i ŭ tăi-bw̆n tîeh i a bô̤? Did they treat him disrespectfully or not?

  • iā sĭ bô̤ tăi-bw̆n tîeh i, i cò̤-nî hìeⁿ khì?

    If they were not supercilious toward him, why is he so angry?

  • Great, noble, chief; distinguished; high, highly, very.

  • tăi jîn;

    term used in speaking of or addressing those of higher rank; His Excellency; Your Honor.

  • khì tăi piaⁿ;

    raise a great army.

  • kàn tăi sṳ̄;

    quell a great disturbance.

  • lîp tăi kong;

    get great credit.

  • tăi kìe;

    a great outcry.

  • tăi-lîak;

    in general; not far from that.

  • tăi-ke tîeh hûa-môk;

    you must all be on friendly terms with each other.

  • ēng tîeh tăi hó̤;

    use proves its excellence.

  • cêk sin tăi song-khùai;

    exceedingly comfortable.

  • hṳ́-kò̤ tăi lāu-jîet;

    they are having very lively times there.

  • tăi hûang-húiⁿ cêk tîeⁿ;

    a great commotion.

  • tăi-khài sĭ cìeⁿ-seⁿ;

    that is about what it would be.

  • tăi-khài cē;

    give a general estimate of it then.

  • tăi tó̤ thâk cṳ;

    is generally reading.

  • tăi m̄ hàuⁿ;

    is not at all willing.

  • tăi hŭam;

    all at once.

  • tăi ŭ chêng-lí;

    is very reasonable.

  • kẃn-tăi;

    to treat; to behave toward; to entertain.

  • i cò̤-nî kẃn-tăi lṳ́?

    How did she treat you?

  • kẃn-tăi i m̄-hó̤;

    treated him rudely.

  • cò̤ cíau-sîah kẃn-tăi i;

    entertained him by making a feast in his honor.

  • A rudder.

  • tăi-kong;

    the helmsman.

  • cûn tăi;

    the helm.