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

by Josiah Goddard

Kʽi.

奇^-1

Strange; wonderful; mysterious; to wonder.

畸^-1

Small pieces of waste land; surplus;

琦^-1

A certain precious stone; fond of play.

綺^-1

Variegated; striped with different colors.

其^-1

He; she; it; they; his; its; any one; the; that.

期^-1

An appointed time; to expect.

蜞^-1

Name of a shelf fish, similar to a crab, not eatable.

麒^-1

A fabulous male animal which appears on the birth of great sages.

圻^-1

A limit; boundary, 1000 li around the royal abode.

祈^-1

To pray; invoke; supplicate of the gods; beg.

祗^-1

The soul which animates the earth; the earth; respect; awe.

祁^-1

Affluent; abundant; numerous; great; at ease.

耆^-1

Aged; sixty years old; to direct; adjust.

欺¹

To deceive; impose upon; insult; deceive one's self; to slant; to tip.

谿¹

A valley with a stream running through it.

蹊¹

A road; a path.

崎¹

Mountainous path; dangerously precipice; dangerous.

踦¹

Incomplete; single; with but one foot.

起²

To rise; to raise; lift up; to begin.

啟²

To open; explain; inform; instruct; distinguish.

𣘼²

An ensign of authority; a spear carried by a forerunner.

器^-3

A vessel; instrument; utensil; talent.

氣^-3

Breath; animal life; any subtle fluid; spirit or temper; feelings; ethereal; primary substance.

餼^-3

Provisions; grain for cattle, for presents or offerings.

亟^-3

Haste; speed; promptly.

棄^-3

To break off; forget; reject; give up; refuse.