Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/chṳ
chṳ
- 舒chṳ7741356
- To unroll; to open out; to expand; to disburden the mind; at ease; easy; comfortable; exhilarated.
- chun-chṳ;
- in good spirits; cheerful; comfortable; quite at ease.
- úa thóiⁿ i kâi nâng to m̄ chun-chṳ, sĭ ŭ pēⁿ a m̄ sĭ?
- I see that he is not in good spirits, it is because he is not well is it not?
- i a-hiaⁿ kâi ke hūaⁿ khṳ̀ ío chun-chṳ, i a-tĭ kâi ke hūaⁿ khṳ̀ ío kek-chok;
- the elder brother's family is kept comfortably, the younger brother's family is pinched and straightened.
- cía thiⁿ-sî cìeⁿ chìn, i lău nâng hŵn-lío chun-chun chṳ-chṳ, bŏi ùi chìn;
- though the weather is so severe, the old man is not at all discomforted by it, and does not dread the cold.
- pò chṳ-khui lâi thóiⁿ;
- open out the cloth that it may be seen.
- jī-ūe chṳ-khui khṳt i phâk;
- open out the scrolls and let them sun.
- cuí chṳ;
- the larvæ of mosquitoes in water.
- khîa chṳ-phèⁿ khṳ̀ ko chṳ lâi chī kim-lí;
- take the cloth strainer and dip up some mosquito larvæ to feed the gold-fish.
- cúi khǹg kú seⁿ chṳ;
- if water is kept long it produces mosquito larvæ.
- kha cìm kàu seⁿ chu;
- his feet have been in the water so long that they have festered.
- cîh seⁿ chṳ;
- has festers on his tongue.
- buah chṳ;
- to anoint festers with salve.
- cêk ciah nío-chṳ́;
- a rat.
- cîeh-chṳ́;
- field-mice.
- châng-chṳ́;
- moles.
- tio-chṳ́;
- sables.
- pue-chṳ́;
- flying squirrels.
- nío-chṳ́ kíaⁿ;
- a young rat.
- cip-chú;
- a mouse.
- ngṳ̂n-chṳ́;
- the ermine.
- hui-chṳ́ phṳ̂e bé-kùa;
- a riding coat of squirrel skin.
- nío-chṳ́ hĕng;
- rat like; skulking.
- chṳ́ chiap, káu thau;
- sly thieving.
- nío-chṳ́ bṳ́e cīn céng m̄ kiaⁿ sí nâng;
- a mouse's tail, even when swelled to the utmost, is nothing to be much frightened at.
- chṳ́ nâng, chṳ́ jît, chṳ́ sṳ̄;
- the person, time, or matter under consideration.
- pí chṳ́;
- that and this.
- chṳ́ téng nâng;
- this class of persons.
- m̄ hó̤ kàu cí chṳ́;
- do not let it come to this.
- chṳ́-căi;
- at present.
- chṳ́ khek;
- at this moment.
- íⁿ chṳ́ ûi hō̤;
- take this as a label.
- chṳ̀ tŏ̤iⁿ;
- a sequence.
- chṳ̀ sŭ;
- in a regular order.
- ŭ chṳ̀ ŭ sŭ;
- there is a regular series.
- ŭ câng-chṳ̀;
- has gradations.
- thâu chṳ̀;
- the first time.
- búe chṳ̀;
- the last time.
- pàng tŏ̤ tī kâi ūi-chṳ?
- Where did you place it?
- kîaⁿ kàu cí kâi ūi-chṳ̀ kha sng;
- having walked thus far my feet began to ache.
- cêk chṳ̀ tīaⁿ-tīaⁿ;
- only once.
- ke cêk chṳ̀;
- once more.
- tī cêk chṳ̀?
- Which time was it?
- jîeh cōi chṳ̀?
- How many times?
- cōi-cōi chṳ̀;
- a great many times.
- lṳ́ côiⁿ chṳ̀ cò̤-nî tàⁿ?
- What did you say the first time?
- bô̤ cêk chṳ̀ m̄-hó̤;
- it was right every time.
- i ío ke chṳ̀, i ìo kíam chṳ̀;
- he has been more times, and she less.
- chṳ̀-chṳ̀ lāu-jîet căi;
- there was much going on every time.
- cí cêk chṳ̀ cìaⁿ khwn lṳ́, ĕ chṳ̀ cĭu cò̤ m̄ tit;
- this time you may be allowed to do so, but another time it will not be permitted.
- táng ĕ chṳ̀;
- wait till next time.
- cīeⁿ chṳ̀;
- the other time.
- màiⁿ cău-chṳ̀;
- do not be flurried.
- cí cêk kĭaⁿ ío chṳ̀;
- this sort is inferior.
- chṳ̀ cîⁿ, chṳ̀ ngûn;
- not first rate money.
- chṳ̂ bó̤;
- a loving mother.
- chṳ̂ bó̤ to̤ pāi jî;
- indulgent mothers spoil their children.
- chṳ̂ sim;
- a compassionate heart.
- chṳ̂ ài;
- loving kindness.
- chṳ̂-pui;
- pity.
- jîn-chṳ̂;
- compassion.
- ṳn-chṳ̂;
- mercy.
- pĕ chṳ̂, cṳ́ hàu;
- a gentle father has filial sons.
- sío chṳ̂;
- a petty defect.
- chūe mô̤ⁿ khîu chṳ̂;
- seek for defects under the fur; petty caviling at men's faults.
- cía sǹg-sĭ sío chṳ̂;
- I reckon this a small defect.
- àiⁿ chūe kàu cn̂g kâi bô̤ chṳ̂ kâi sĭ cíe;
- there are few to be found that are wholly without defect.
- chṳ̂ hîong;
- the weaker and the stronger.
- chṳ̂ hîong kìam;
- a pair of swords.
- lṳ́ ua lâi kìⁿ kâi chṳ̂ hîong;
- let us see which of us is the stronger.
- i kâi ūe tàⁿ kàu ŭ chṳ̂ ŭ hîong;
- his language varies much in force.
- bô̤ chṳ̂ bô̤ hîong;
- does not modulate the force.
- chṳ̂ khì;
- crockery ware.
- chṳ̂ cîeh;
- a natural magnet.