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

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𥏘

  • Short, as a dress; docked; curtailed.

  • tó̤-tut;

    very short and rather unseemly, as a dress; stumpy, as a queye; lopped, as a horn; short, as a broom.

  • i seⁿ lâi tó̤-tut tó̤-tut nē;

    she is very dumpy.

  • cêk kâi khah tó̤-tut, cêk kâi khah tn̂g-sien;

    one is too stubby, and the other too lank.

  • A bitter medicinal vegetable, somewhat like an artichoke.

  • pêh-tût, chang-tût, i-tût, u-chîam-tût, cìaⁿ-i-tût, thiⁿ-seⁿ-tût;

    are all varieties of this medicinal root.

  • Abruptly; suddenly; to rush out; to bolt; precipitate.

  • i tût-jîen cū lâi;

    he came very suddenly.

  • thâng-tût;

    sudden, abrupt, brusque; to offend by assurance of pride.

  • i tàⁿ ūe cò̤ sṳ̄ cū thâng-thâng tût-tût;

    he speaks and acts with great precipitancy and audacity.

  • tût chut cêk kâi nâng lâi kìu i;

    some one bolted out and rescued him.

  • khuaⁿ-khuaⁿ nē, màiⁿ khah thâng-tût;

    be gentle and moderate, do not rush in too suddenly.

  • i lâi kàu thang-tût căi;

    he bolted in abruptly.

  • ūe tàⁿ lâi thâng-thâng tût-tût;

    spoke in a very blunt manner.

  • To burnish; to polish.

  • tût kàu nĕ kng-kng, íam-kìⁿ nâng;

    burnish it brightly, so that you can see your face in it.