Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/gṳ
gṳ́
- ngân-gṳ́;
- words; conversation.
- put hṳ́ nín kau thâu ciap gṳ́;
- shall not allow you to put your heads together and whisper.
- sôk gṳ́;
- a proverb.
- ṳ́n gṳ́;
- a dark saying.
- sêng gṳ́; pīn-cîaⁿ gṳ́;
- trite expressions.
- ngân-gṳ́ cho-sôk;
- vulgar expressions.
- kó gṳ́;
- old sayings.
- gṳ̆ i m̄ cŭ;
- cannot withstand him.
- bô̤ nâng gṳ̆ i tit cŭ;
- no one can withstand them.
- gṳ̆-têk;
- resist; oppose.
- tú gṳ̆;
- take a stand against.
- hûang-gṳ̆;
- to guard against.
- gṳ̆ chia, gṳ̆ bé;
- to drive a chariot or a horse.
- kè gṳ̆ àiⁿ ŭ huang-huap;
- there are rules for managing and curbing a horse: there is a right way to rule the people.
- ûang-hŏ īa-sĭ íⁿ-keng kùe khṳ̀ kâi, cheng-hu i kâi chia-kè cò̤ sien-gṳ̆;
- an empress who has died, is spoken of personally as one taken away in a fairy chariot.
- i kâi kha ŭ gṳ̆; i kâi kha kŭa kâi gṳ̆;
- its feet are spurred.
- gṳ̄ hô̤;
- the Imperial Canal.
- gṳ̄ pit chin cṳ;
- the imperial autograph.
- gṳ̄ côiⁿ sĭ ŭe;
- in the imperial presence.
- gṳ̄ ìn;
- the imperial seal.
- gṳ̄-kè chin ceng;
- the sovereign himself goes forth to subjugate.
- cí kĭaⁿ mûeh sĭ gṳ̄ sṳ̀ kâi;
- this is a royal grant.
- i kùa kha gṳ̄ chíu-hŵn;
- she wears a jade bracelet.
- sĭ līo kâi a sĭ gṳ̄ kâi?
- Is it opaque glass, or is it jade?
- gṳ̄ ìn;
- a jade seal.