A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Wan
Wan.
- 緣-1
- A cause; to connect as cause and effect; to accord with former circumstances.
- 彖-1
- Name of a wood; a branch.
- 完-1
- To complete; finish; close.
- 捖-1
- To strike; rub; work stones; to cut and pare.
- 浣-1
- To wash; cleanse; name of a river.
- 莞-1
- A kind of grass or rush of which mats may be made.
- 員-1
- Officers of government; round; to circulate; extend to every part.
- 袁-1
- Long garments or robes.
- 猿-1
- A monkey.
- 轅-1
- The poles or yoke of a carriage; a gate-way.
- 淵-1
- An eddy; whirlpool; deep abyss.
- 宛-1
- To cause to stoop; to oppress; to injure.
- 鴛1
- The male of a certain bird considered an example of matrimonial fidelity.
- 彎1
- To draw a bow and shoot; to bend; curved; bending.
- 灣1
- A bay or curve in a shore; a place for boats or ships to anchor.
- 腕2
- The wrist; to turn; twist.
- 𡨚2
- Yielding; accommodating; to oppress; to injure; to repay; to redress.
- 剜2
- To cut or pare; engrave; to cut deep into.
- 婉2
- A yielding, complaisant woman; flattering; submissive.
- 菀2
- Grass; pasture; name of a plant.
- 踠2
- To bend the foot or leg; to bend the body.
- 苑2
- Grass; pasture; luxuriant; herbage; delicate plants.
- 怨3-
- Dissatisfaction; resentment; ill will; hatred; to repine.