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

by Josiah Goddard

Ju.

如^-1

As; like; according to; if; to go.

筎^-1

The bark of bamboo; a sort of medicine.

茹^-1

Plants whose roots entangle with each other; soft; flexible; to covet; eat greedily.

臾^-1

A moment; an instant.

腴^-1

Big-bellied; soft; flabby; fat; entrails.

萸^-1

A certain medical plant.

俞^-1

To answer; assent; yes; well; still more.

愉^-1

To please; be pleased; joy; gratification; luxurious.

腧^-1

The back; loins.

窬^-1

To bore or open a small hole or aperture; ;a small hole in the wall.

踰^-1逾^-1

To pass over; exceed; advance; distant.

儒^-1

A scholar; the literati.

孺^-1

An infant at the breast; to attach to; pertain to.

薷^-1

Name of an herb and of a medicine.

乳²

Milk; to breast; tender; soft.

愈²

To overcome; heal disease; to advance; still more; better.

庾²

A stack of grain or storehouse in the fields; abundant; affluent.

喻^-3

To manifest; declare; instruct; proclaim.

諭^-3

An edict; order; mandates; to declare; command.

覦^-3

To desire; covet; look at; to attain.

諛^-3

Flattery; adulation; to flatter.

裕^-3

Plenty; affluent; generous; indulgent.

龥^-3

To cry out in distress; to invoke with importunity.