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

by Josiah Goddard

Pʽwan.

般^-1

To divide distribute; remove.

槃^-1

A basin to wash in, or to drink from.

磐^-1

A rock; large stone.

縏^-1

A small bag; a satchel.

鞶^-1

A large girdle worn round the waist.

弁^-1

A cap or bonnet to keep up the hair and show a person's rank.

拚^-1

To take with the hand; to brush away; reject.

磻^-1

Name of a stream; a stone fit for pointing arrows.

幡¹

A napkin for dusting; long streamers; to toss about.

燔¹

To roast; bake; flesh used in sacrifice.

蕃¹

Luxuriant; abundance; exuberance.

藩¹

A fence; boundary; frontier; to ward off.

蟠¹

Prostrate; writhing curling; burrowing in the ground.

判^3-

To divide; distinguish; judge; decide; decision.

拌^3-

To reject; throw away; disregard; to divide.

泮^3-

A semi-circular pool in front of Chinese colleges; to bind.

絆^3-

Ropes for entangling the feet; a snare; halter; to bind.

胖^3-

The half of a victim; a slice of; large; fleshy.