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

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

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  • Indentation; to jut in; a depression.

  • cí kâi īⁿ ēng kàu thap-thap;

    this ink-stone is worn down deeply.

  • cí kâi suaⁿ thap jîp ho̤h chi khṳ̀;

    this hill is gullied rather deeply.

  • cí kâi cui khí lâi, cí kâi thap lô̤h khṳ̀;

    this protrudes, and that juts in.

  • phīⁿ cui li pó mâk thap;

    the protrusion of the nose makes up for the hollowness of the eyes.

  • cí kâi tī-hng ío thap, ŏi cŭ cúi;

    this spot is hollowed out, and water may collect in it.

  • lō m̄ pêⁿ, ŭ kò̤ cui, ŭ kò̤ thap;

    this road is uneven, some places are elevated and some depressed.

  • thap tó mn̂g lâu;

    an entrance that juts in.

  • A case; a sheath; to encase.

  • khîeh kâi thap, thap lô̤h khṳ̀;

    take its case and cover it.

  • íⁿ thap;

    a chair-cover.

  • kìam thap;

    a scabbard.

  • tō̤ thap;

    a sheath for a knife.

  • sìⁿ thap;

    a case for a fan.

  • kìam thap-khí;

    close the umbrella and put it in its case.

  • cí kâi kìam-thap khah khùaⁿ, ŭ sî àiⁿ lok chut lâi;

    this scabbard is too large for it, and it sometimes slips out.

  • To cave in; to sink in; hollowed out.

  • i kâi chù cn̂g kâi tó̤-tó̤ thâp-thâp;

    his house is in a very dilapidated condition, with tumbling walls and sunken roof.

  • lô̤h kú hŏ lío i kâi chù tó̤-thâp khṳ̀;

    after a long rain his house fell in ruins.

  • chù-téng thâp lô̤h khṳ̀;

    the roof fell in.

  • i kâi chù lauh-lauh, màiⁿ tâh thâp;

    his house is very much decayed, do not cause it to cave in by stepping on it.

  • tâh thâp i kâi chù-téng;

    cause the roof to sink in by treading on it.

  • lâu thâp lô̤h khù;

    the floor has sunken in.

  • thâp kâi khang;

    caved in, leaving a hole.

  • thâp phīⁿ;

    the nose decayed away.

  • i thâp phīⁿ;

    she has a cavity where her nose was.

  • thiⁿ thâp;

    the sky falling; unforeseen calamity.

  • i toaⁿ-toaⁿ kiaⁿ-ùi thiⁿ thâp tīaⁿ-tīaⁿ, lío pât sṳ̄ míen hŵn-ló̤;

    he fears nothing but some unexpected reverse, and has no occasion for solicitude about anything else.

  • khṳt chīu tăⁿ thâp khṳ̀;

    was crushed in by a tree falling on it.

  • thâp kâi khang chim-chim lô̤h khṳ̀;

    sunk in and thus formed a deep cavity.

  • teh khah tăng cū àiⁿ thâp;

    if you put too heavy a weight upon it, it will give way underneath.

  • kha-tháng tói thâp lô̤h khṳ̀;

    the bottom of the wash-tub has settled so as to form a hollow.

  • chng kâi tĭ-póiⁿ thâp khṳ̀;

    the floor of the granary has sunken in.