Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/phiaⁿ
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phiaⁿ
[edit]- i cē khì khîeh khí lâi cū phiaⁿ tīo;
- when angry he took it up and flung it down and broke it.
- phiaⁿ lôh khṳ̀̀ chap-chap-chùi;
- dashed it down and broke it in little pieces.
- phiaⁿ kàu hn̆g-hn̆g kò̤ khṳ̀;
- flung it far away.
- phiaⁿ-lî kut;
- ribs.
- phiaⁿ nêk; tu kâi phîaⁿ nêk;
- a side of pork.
- phîaⁿ-lî thìaⁿ;
- a pain in the side.
- phìaⁿ-kim jîeh cōi?;
- How much is paid by the groom's father to the bride's parents?
- ngí tīaⁿ, nô̤ kò̤ phìaⁿ;
- it is fixed at twice ten taels.
- sàng phìaⁿ a būe?;
- Are the betrothal gifts presented yet?
- bô̤ tham i kâi kāu phìaⁿ;
- do not covet a large dower.
- hái phîaⁿ;
- flats, covered at high tide with salt water.
- thūn hái phîaⁿ;
- fill in the salt meadows; made land on the sea-shore.
- suaⁿ phîaⁿ;
- a plateau.
- phîaⁿ sṳ̄, lóng-cóng pàng úa sin tèng;
- leave the whole affair to me.
- cí cêk phîaⁿ lóng-cóng àiⁿ i lí, bô̤ kùe i kang-khó;
- wants him to attend to the whole job, and has no regard to the hardship he undergoes.