Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ha
Appearance
ha
- ha i sie;
- warm it by breathing upon it.
- ha i ńng;
- soften it by breathing on it.
- màiⁿ khàu, úa kio lṳ́ ha cē;
- don't cry, I will breath on the hurt spot to assuage the pain for you.
- ha ie;
- to bow.
- kìⁿ tîeh cū ha ie;
- on seeing him she bowed low.
- cĭeⁿ hà;
- put on mourning.
- thut hà;
- put off mourning.
- tòa hà;
- in mourning.
- i tòa tī-tîang kâi hà?
- For whom is he in mourning?
- chēng hà hôk;
- wear mourning garments.
- i kâi hà-hôk múaⁿ a būe?
- Is his mourning suit completed yet?
- hà-hôk khin;
- light mourning.
- hà-hôk tăng;
- deep mourning.
- hà tn̂g;
- drape a hall in mourning.
- cêk-côi cĭeⁿ hà;
- assemble and put on mourning simultaneously.
- hâ ie;
- gird the loins.
- àiⁿ sṳ̆-lí cîah tîeh khîeh kò̤ ûi-ie khṳ̀ hâ;
- when you prepare supper you must put on an apron.
- cí hìeⁿ cōi ki hâ cò̤ cêk ē;
- bind all these in one sheaf.
- tîeh hâ-bûa cìaⁿ kōi khîeh;
- tie them in a bunch, then you can carry them easily.
- hâ thâu pò;
- a turban.
- hâ īe tòa;
- a girdle.
- hā-hā jíang;
- to vociferate with many voices at once.
- hā-hā-kìe cheⁿ-soi bûa khṳ̀;
- to shout and press forward, as to an attack in battle.
- kó cē híang, hā-cē-kìe cheⁿ-soi khṳ̀;
- when the drum sounds yell and rush forward to the attack.
- thiaⁿ-kìⁿ hā-hā siaⁿ, m̄ cai nâng jîeh cōi;
- heard the clamor of many voices, but did not know how many persons there were.