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

by Josiah Goddard

Tun.

唇^-1

The lips, mouth.

鈍¹

Blunt; dull; stupid.

敦¹

Angry; large; affluent; substantial; to urge; to rouse.

淳¹

Clear; pure; unmixed; to wash or cleanse; great.

諄¹

To state fully and impressively; to inculcate; instruct clearly.

醇¹

Generous wine; seminal matter; essence; respectful.

噋¹

Mere talk; repetition; a dull sound of a carriage.

堆¹

A pile; heap of earth; a multitude; to heap up.

墪¹墩¹

A hillock in a level place.

燉¹

A great flame; to steam; to place anything in steam.

鐓¹

The lower end of a spear-handle; low; to beat down; a beater.

盾²

A kind of shield.

楯²

A large railing round an orchard; a shield; name of a wood.

炖^-3

Wind causing the fire to blaze.

頓^-3

To bow the head to the ground; to desist; an inn; stupid.

腯^-3

Covered with fat; fleshy.

盹^-3

Dullness of sight; sleepy.