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

by Josiah Goddard

Tʽeng.

汀^-1

A level shore by the side of a river.

停^-1

To rest under; cease; stop; delay.

梃²

A club; a stick; a branch or stalk.

渟^-1

Stagnant water; a level shore.

霆^-1

A clap of thunder; lightning.

棖^-1

The two side-posts of a door; a staff; to follow.

澄^-1

Pure, still water; clear; limpid.

瞪^-1

To look straight forward.

騰^-1

To leap upon; ascend; run fiercely; to propagate.

廷^-1

A place of concourse or residence; a hall of audience; His Majesty; to rectify.

庭^-1

A large hall in the midst of a house.

蜓^-1

A dragon-fly.

窓¹

A window; a small door or aperture to admit light.

挺²

To pluck forth; draw out; to stretch out; lead away.

艇²

A boat.

逞²

Presuming; forward; to extend to; precipitate.

頴²

The ear of grain; point of an instrument; talent.

懲²

To regulate; cause to stop; repress; to caution; correct.

聽^3-

To hear and determine causes, as a judge.