Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/cieh
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cieh
- cieh lâi, cieh khṳ̀;
- borrowing and lending.
- cieh i kâi cîⁿ;
- borrowed his money.
- cieh i kâi tîeh cai hâiⁿ i;
- if you borrow from him you must repay him.
- cieh lō keng kùe;
- to get in through another's influence.
- cieh to̤ thâi nâng;
- make use of another's weapons.
- cieh mn̄g;
- to inquire civilly.
- i m̄ hàuⁿ cieh úa;
- he would not lend it to me.
- cieh i kâi toaⁿ;
- the borrower's note.
- cieh sì cieh sì;
- adapt yourself to circumstances.
- cieh lâk cîeh lâk;
- hold back from too violent a manifestation of strength.
- 質cieh681548
- The substance, matter, or grosser nature, as distinguished from the aura, or subtle parts; to substantiate by evidence; to confront; essential.
- cieh-tī hó̤;
- good natural parts.
- cieh-tī m-hó̤ căi;
- the native soil is exceedingly poor.
- hó̤ sèⁿ-cieh;
- of naturally fine temper.
- pin cieh;
- natural capabilities.
- thói-cieh;
- the substance.
- cieh châng;
- the original and real soil.
- cṳ cieh sĭm sĭ hó̤;
- the book is excellent.
- cieh sìn;
- something to go by; an earnest.
- tùi cieh;
- confront the parties, as for proof.
- seⁿ cieh;
- natural and essential elements.
- i kâi cieh lú-tŭn căi;
- he is naturally very dull.
- i kâi cieh chong-mêng;
- he is naturally bright.
- sĭang cieh, tong cieh, hĭa cieh;
- superior, mediocre, and inferior grades.
- khîeh khṳ̀ jît tèng cieh cē;
- put it in the sun and warm it a little.
- cieh sie;
- warm, by radiated heat.
- méⁿ-méⁿ jît cieh khùn-kíaⁿ cĭu ta;
- if this broiling sun heats it for an instant it will be dry.
- màiⁿ khṳ̀ cieh jît;
- do not put it in the sun.
- cieh húe-thang;
- warmed by a brazier covered with splints.
- cieh húe;
- warmed at a fire.
- khṳ̀ húe-lô piⁿ cieh sie;
- go to the fireside and warm yourself.
- khí kâi húe-lô lâi cieh sie;
- build a fire in the grate to get warm by.
- cieh kàu cêk sin sie-sie;
- all warmed through.
- cîeh-thâu;
- a rock.
- cîeh pŏ;
- a stone.
- tŏ̤ cîeh tèng cŏ̤;
- sitting on a rock.
- cîeh káu-n̆ng;
- a pebble.
- cîeh mn̂g-táu;
- stone door casings.
- cîeh sai;
- stone lions.
- cîeh kó;
- stone drums.
- cîeh nâng, cîeh bé;
- statuary.
- cîeh cek;
- stone candles.
- cîeh ciang-kun;
- statues of warriors.
- cîeh thĭo;
- stone pillars.
- cîeh kîe-nîe;
- stone bridges.
- cîeh phāng;
- a crevasse in a rock.
- cîeh khang;
- a cave in a rock.
- kih cîeh;
- to lay up stones.
- cîeh pi;
- a grave stone.
- cîeh kha-tháng;
- a stone basin.
- lîm-koi-cîeh;
- stepping stones.
- cîeh tâh-pō-câng;
- a stone stairway.
- cîeh koi-lō;
- paved streets.
- mīn phûe kău kùe cîeh koi-lō;
- very thick skinned.
- phah cîeh kâi;
- a stone-cutter.
- bûa to̤ cîeh;
- bath brick.
- phû-cîeh;
- pumice stone.
- eng cîeh;
- eagle stone.
- cheⁿ kim cîeh;
- malachite.
- cîeh-ko̤;
- gypsum.
- gêk cîeh kŭ ûn;
- good and bad were alike consumed.
- lêng sái ngẃn cîeh tíam thâu;
- can make the rocks nod their heads.
- cêk cîeh sĭ câp táu;
- a chaldron is ten pecks.
- lâh cîeh;
- yellow quartz.
- bí cîeh;
- rice in bulk.
- tōiⁿ kùe cîeh-cí;
- harder than a cobble stone.
- cang cîeh-kŏ kâk i;
- threw stones at him.
- cîeh-phòi; cîeh phìen;
- flakes of stone.
- cîeh phûe;
- friable stone.
- lău kheⁿ cîeh;
- solid rock.
- hún cîeh;
- soft stone used for seals.
- īⁿ cîeh;
- ink stones.
- ŏi seⁿ cîeh;
- stony.
- phŏ̤ cîeh;
- carry a stone in the arms.
- khah cîeh;
- to roll a stone on a flat surface.
- lìn cîeh;
- roll a stone over.
- cí kò̤ cîeh pó̤iⁿ kùe lâi;
- turn this stone upside down.
- cí kò̤ cîeh sái i khĭa;
- set this stone on end.
- cîeh chìn phû cē;
- lift the stone a little.
- cîeh bûa kàu kng-kng;
- polish the stone smooth.
- cîeh chìu kàu kût-kût;
- rub the stone smooth.
- put tīo cîeh chùi;
- take away these chips of stone.
- cêk cîeh cêk peh kṳn, hok peh-poih kṳn;
- a stone is a weight of from 100 to 180 catties.