Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ng
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[edit]- cìm ng céng;
- soak paddy to use as seed.
- pò ng;
- set out the young rice plants.
- máng ng;
- pull up the young grain for transplanting.
- cí kâi saⁿ-ńg khah ôih;
- the sleeves of this garment are too small.
- ńg-kháu;
- cuffs.
- cah chíu-ńg;
- roll up the sleeves.
- chíu chah tŏ̤ chíu-ńg tói;
- sleeved his hands.
- khuah ńg saⁿ;
- a wide sleeved tunic.
- ka tīo chíu-ńg cò̤ kah-kíaⁿ;
- cut off the sleeves and make it into a sleeveless jacket.
- bô̤ nâng hó̤ ǹg;
- no one to depend upon for support.
- àiⁿ ǹg tī-tîang?
- On whom shall I depend?
- ǹg tîeh i cū gō sṳ̄;
- if we depend on him the thing will fall through.
- cêk pôiⁿ sìo thóiⁿ ŭ jîeh cōi n̂g;
- count and see how many columns there are on a page.
- cêk n̂g cêk n̂g sía kàu twn-twn khái-khái;
- the columns are written very exactly and evenly.
- mīn n̂g-n̂g;
- very sallow.
- n̂g sò;
- thin and pale.
- cheⁿ n̂g pêh sàng;
- cadaverous.
- n̂g-pûh n̂g-pûh;
- sickly looking.
- n̂g-sua-pēⁿ;
- jaundice.
- mâk-ciu n̂g-n̂g;
- eyeballs yellow.
- m̄ kàu n̂g-hô̤ sim m̄ sí;
- not of a mind to die before having been to the Yellow River.
- n̂g-hun kâi sî-hāu;
- at eventide.
- gû-n̂g;
- cow bezoar.
- tōa-n̂g;
- rhubarb.
- síeⁿ n̂g bé-kùa;
- reward him by the presentation of a yellow riding-jacket.
- é nâng cîah tîeh n̂g-ngîm;
- a dumb man taking a bitter tonic.
- hût chíu hieⁿ-n̂g;
- the citron called Buddha's fingers.
- hieⁿ-n̂g chīu;
- the citron tree.
- hieⁿ-n̂g cheh;
- sliced citron preserved in sugar.
- kîam hieⁿ-n̂g;
- pickled citron.
- n̆g, hía i cò̤-nî cìeⁿ-seⁿ kio úa tàⁿ?
- Ah, then why did he tell me that?
- n̆g, bô̤ cìeⁿ-seⁿ;
- indeed, that is not so.
- n̆g, hṳ́ tói pit ŭ pât ŵn-kù;
- nay, there is surely some other cause for it.