Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ceⁿ
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ceⁿ
- ceⁿ soiⁿ;
- strive for precedence.
- ceⁿ kong;
- emulate merit.
- hàuⁿ ceⁿ;
- quarrelsome.
- ceⁿ-tò;
- to quarrel.
- ceⁿ ūi-chṳ̀;
- contest a position.
- ceⁿ chi tô̤h châng;
- wrangle about the wife, and seize upon the land.
- só̤ ceⁿ ŭ hăn;
- the difference is a slight one.
- sie ceⁿ;
- to contend.
- sie ceⁿ boí, sie ceⁿ bōi;
- rivals in trade.
- sie ceⁿ ke-húe;
- a squabble about tools.
- sie ceⁿ kíaⁿ;
- a contention in regard to their children.
- sie ceⁿ sie ji'́ng;
- disputing in loud tones.
- sie ceⁿ lío, sie phah;
- a dispute leading to blows.
- nín só̤ ceⁿ kâi to sĭ bô̤-siang-kang kâi sṳ̄;
- what you are contending about is a very unimportant matter.
- cía to míen sie ceⁿ kâi;
- this is something that there need be no debate about.
- àiⁿ sie ceⁿ mih sṳ̄?
- What occasion is there for wrangling about it?
- céⁿ cúi;
- well-water.
- chĭ-ceⁿ kâi nâng;
- a huckster; a loafer.
- khui céⁿ; líu céⁿ;
- dig a well.
- kó céⁿ;
- an old well.
- khàm céⁿ;
- to cover a well.
- thūn tīo céⁿ;
- fill up a well.
- put céⁿ;
- clean out a well.
- céⁿ kîⁿ;
- the brink of a well.
- céⁿ piⁿ;
- beside a well.
- céⁿ kha;
- by the well.
- céⁿ téng;
- a roof over a well.
- céⁿ chîeⁿ;
- the walls of a well.
- cŏ̤ céⁿ, kwn thiⁿ;
- sitting in a well looking at the heavens; an inexperienced person.
- lêng hóⁿ céⁿ;
- the aquarium at the entrance of a temple, under the images of the dragon and the tiger.
- ngṳ̂n céⁿ;
- money vaults.
- thim céⁿ;
- an open court within a house.
- céⁿ kho;
- well rounds.
- céⁿ cûaⁿ;
- a well spring.
- céⁿ tói;
- the bottom of a well.
- céⁿ mīn;
- the top of a well.
- tìo-o̤ céⁿ;
- a well with a sweep.
- koiⁿ céⁿ;
- the hollow above the collar bone.
- céⁿ sìu;
- the 22nd constellation, six stars in Gemini.
- lâu céⁿ;
- a trap door in the floor of an upper storey.
- ûi céⁿ;
- the socket in which a mast is set.
- lîm kuah, kût céⁿ;
- wait until thirsty, before digging a well.
- sua céⁿ;
- a pit in the sand, to hold the water of an ebbing tide.
- céⁿ hām;
- the side of the well has caved in.
- cîeh céⁿ;
- a crevasse in rocks.
- hṳ̂ céⁿ;
- deep places where fish hide in pools.
- hām-céⁿ;
- a trap for wild beasts.
- líu kâi hām-céⁿ lâi tieⁿ i;
- dug a pit and entrapped him.
- thiⁿ cêⁿ kó ŭa;
- long continued drought.
- hŏ cêⁿ;
- the rain has ceased.
- cêⁿ ta;
- dry weather.
- thiⁿ cêⁿ;
- clear weather.
- cêⁿ kú lío;
- it cleared up long ago.
- thiⁿ àiⁿ cêⁿ lío;
- it is clearing already.
- hŏ lô̤h m̄ hàuⁿ cêⁿ;
- it rains as if it would never stop.
- tîeh ŭ pak huang cìaⁿ ŏi cêⁿ;
- if the north wind came up, it would then clear.
- cí câp jît, thiⁿ bŏi cêⁿ;
- there has been no sunshine these ten days.
- ŏi cêⁿ úa cĭu àiⁿ khṳ̀;
- should it clear, I shall go.
- cêk choiⁿ ngṳ̂n pńg cîⁿ cò̤ cêk nî cĭu cêⁿ khṳ̀;
- got rid of a thousand dollars of capital in one year.
- nĕ cêⁿ-cêⁿ, huh-jîen cĭu tōa huang hŏ;
- a sudden tempest in bright weather.
- cĕⁿ-cĕⁿ;
- very still.
- tīam-cĕⁿ;
- motionless and noiseless.
- uaⁿ-cĕⁿ;
- quietly.
- àm-cĕⁿ;
- secretly.
- thîam-cĕⁿ;
- undisturbed.
- thîm-cĕⁿ;
- sunk in oblivion.
- cĕⁿ-sòi;
- attentive.
- sim tîeh cĕⁿ-sòi thóiⁿ khṳ̀, cìaⁿ ŭ tit;
- you must pay close attention and then you will retain something of what you study.
- mêⁿ cĕⁿ, keⁿ chim;
- in the stillness of the midnight.
- cĕⁿ sĭeⁿ;
- quietly think.
- cĕⁿ-cĕⁿ khṳ̀ cò̤;
- noiselessly went and did it.
- m̄ cĕⁿ;
- unquiet.
- khah cĕⁿ;
- too lonely.
- cĕⁿ chío-chío;
- perfectly noiseless.
- tīam huang, cĕⁿ nǹg;
- still air.
- cĕⁿ-cĕⁿ, bô̤ nâng cai;
- quietly so as to let no one know.
- i kâi ngán-sîn ío cĕⁿ;
- the expression of his eye indicates a quiet mind.