Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ok

by Adele Marion Fielde

ok

• 齷齪ok-chok1057
• Having a superfluity of a thing, or what is too good for one; wasted because it is more than is needed or too good for the use to which it is put.

cîah lío ok-ok chok-chok;

it is wasted when he has eaten it.

chēng lío ok-chok căi;

he is not fit for such clothes as he gets.

• 屋ok1064446
• A dwelling; a habitation.

châng-hn̂g chù-ok;

arable land and dwelling houses.

kài-kĭen pâng-ok;

to build houses.

pêh-ok;

a private dwelling.

cŏng-ok;

additions at the sides of a house.