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

by Josiah Goddard

U.

雩^-1

Sacrifices intended to implore rain.

樗^-1

Name of a certain wood.

娛^-1

Joy; extacy; delight; to exult.

于¹

In; through; to; at; great; extensive.

吁¹

An interjection denoting disapprobation, concern or grief; to call.

旴^-1

Morning; dawn; extending; great.

盂¹

A vessel to contain rice, wine, or water.

汗¹汚¹

Foul; dirty; name of a river.

訏¹

False; boasting; great.

迂¹

Wide; remote; vague; crooked; depraved; roving.

呼¹

To breathe out; call; invoke.

杇¹

A vessel for drinking with; large; self-sufficient.

嗚¹

Alas! to sigh; lament.

鷗¹

A certain water-fowl.

於¹

An interjection of grief or surprise; in; to consist in.

羽²

Wings of a bird; feathers; a note of music.

禹²

Name of an ancient Chinese emperor.

宇²

To cover or spread over; the canopy of heaven; wide.

有^-3

Is; to be; to possess; existence; affluent; further; more; truly.

惡^3-

To hate; loathe.

塢^3-

A bank, dike or wall; barracks; a village.