A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Chin

by Josiah Goddard

Chin.

眞¹

True; sincere; genuine; truth.

津¹

A ford or ferry; a creek; to ford; to moisten.

薪¹

Fuel; brambles; to collect fuel.

榛¹

Trees; brushwood; a small fruit like a chestnut.

溱¹

Affluence; at ease; many; a multitude.

蓁¹

Exuberant foliage; a great accumulation; many.

臻¹

To extend to the utmost limit; highest degree.

搢²

To insert; attach to; to introduce; to take.

拯²

To deliver; draw out.

侲²

Boys from ten to twelve years of age; good.

娠²

To be pregnant; motion of the child in the womb.

振²

To shake; excite; adjust; repair.

賑²

Rich; to enrich; to supply the wants of; give to.

震²

To shake; agitate; begin.

盡^-3

To exhaust; finish; entirely; the extreme point.

進^3-

To advance; to introduce; recommend, exert one's self.

薦^3-

To introduce; recommend; pasture; grass.

荐^3-

Grass; vegetables; pasture; to continue still as before.

晋^3-

To increase; attach to; name of a Chinese dynasty.

縉^3-

To attach to one; wrap around; carnation color; silk.