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

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毫^-1豪^-1: A small hair or down; small; very little.
豪^-1: Eminent talents and virtue; great superiority; chief.
濠^-1: A ditch round a city wall; name of a river and province.
昊¹: Appearance of summer; brilliant.
鴞¹: Name of a bird, not eatable and of unpleasant note.
號¹: The noise of weeping and crying; the roar of a tiger.
饕¹: Gluttonous; greedy; rapacious.
顥¹: Light and splendor of the sky; vast. numerous; happy.
哮²: Calling out; a loud cry; roar of animals.
吼²: The voice of any animal.
唬²: The roar like a tiger; to intimidate.
浩²: A deluge of water; vast; abundant; overflowing.
校^-3: To compare; examine; a public school.
傚^-3: To imitate; to regard as a law or rule.
候³: To wait for; to inquire; expect.
鱟³: The king crab.
効³: To apply one's strength in obedience to some order or in imitation of a pattern; to aim.
效³: Like; to learn of; imitate; effort; merit; efficacious.
好^3-: To desire.
孝^3-: Filial regard, obedience and service from children to parents.