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

by Josiah Goddard

Siàng.

嫦^-1

A celebrated goddess in the palace of the moon.

庠^-1

A village school; a college; to instruct; feed or nourish.

祥^-1

Goodness; felicity; a prognostic; a good omen.

翔^-1

To fly or look back; dignified; respectable.

詳^-1

To examine, deliberate, and judge; to explain clearly; minute.

裳^-1

Garments for the lower parts of the body; pantaloons.

商^-1

A merchant; to devise; arrange; deliberate; consult.

徜¹

Disconcerted; irresolute; disappointed; extravagant.

襄¹

To assist; effect; accomplish; to praise; merit; fore-horses in a coach.

勷¹

In haste; urgent; hurried.

穰¹

The stock of grain; growing luxuriantly; abundance.

鑲¹

To inlay or plate with metal.

驤¹

A spirited horse; to elevate; remote.

殤¹

Untimely death; to die.

觴¹

A wine cup; a full cup; to cause to drink wine.

相¹

Mutually; reciprocally; to examine; to blend with.

湘¹

To boil; name of a river, lake and hill.

上²

To ascend; go up; promote; high.

尙^-3

Yet; still; nearly; probably; to add; title of officers about the court; to receive.

相^3-

To assist; lead; direct; a minister of state; to reckon.

像^3-

To imitate; similar; a likeness; an image.