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

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滴

• A drop; to fall in drops; to drip.

• khṳt hŏ tih tîeh;

  wet by rain.

• khṳt hŏ lāu tih tîeh;

  wet by the rain that leaked in.

• khàu kàu mâk-cap tih cêk saⁿ;

  cried till the tears dropped all over her tunic.

• tâp-tâp-tih;

  pattering drops.

• tih cêk koiⁿ;

  dripped all over the room.

• tih bô̤ nŏ̤ tíam lô̤h khṳ̀;

  dropped in barely two drops.

• tih ke cêk tíam;

  drop in another drop.

• cêk tíam cêk tih t obŏi chò̤;

  there is not the slightest mistake in it.

• hueh lâu hueh tih;

  the blood oozes out.

• lîm-cîⁿ-cúi tíam-tíam tih bô̤ cha chî;

  the water from the eaves falling drop by drop does not go into the wrong gutter.

• tih kàu cêk sin tâm-tâm;

  dripped upon me till I am drenched.

• li-li tih;

  drops continuously.

蒂

• The stem, peduncle or foot stalk of a flower or fruit.

• săi tih;

  the persistent calyx of a persimmon.

• hue tih;

  the stem of the flower.

• kaⁿ tih;

  the stem of the orange.

**詬誶](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/詬誶)tîh-tûh828

• To scold; to rail at.

• tîh-tûh-kìe;

  the sound of voices in angry talk.

• i nŏ̤ nâng tâng-cá tîh-tûh-kìe kâi ŭi mih sṳ̄?

  What was it that those two were abusing each other about a little while ago?

• tàⁿ ūe m̄ tàⁿ hó̤-hó̤, cò̤-nî tàⁿ kàu tîh-tîh-tûh-tûh;

  in speaking why not speak pleasantly, rather than rave and scold.

噂

• tîh-tîh-tâp-tâp;

  conversing amicably without real friendship; talking agreeably.

• tàⁿ cêk kùa tâp-tâp, tàⁿ bŏi tit ŵn;

  chatted a whole half-day as fast as possible, and could not say half they wished to.

碟

• A small plate or saucer.

• úaⁿ tîh khîeh khṳ̀ sói;

  go and wash the dishes.

• sī-îu tîh;

  a dish to hold soy.

• chò tîh;

  a vinegar dish.

• sek-līo tîh;

  plates used by painters for mixing colors.