Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/se
se
- se-su;
- a little.
- kîaⁿ khui se-su;
- stand off a little.
- cŏ̤ bûa se-su;
- sit a little nearer.
- ke se-su-kíaⁿ;
- just a very little more.
- hīn se-su-kíaⁿ;
- just a very little plainer.
- se-se-kíaⁿ;
- just a trifle.
- cá se-se;
- just a little earlier.
- jìo-se;
- crape.
- pêh se;
- white gauze.
- m̄ kù se bō̤;
- does not regard the gauze hat; does not care if he is turned out of office.
- mîⁿ-se;
- mull.
- se theng;
- gauze window.
- se teng;
- gauze lanterns.
- lĭang se;
- a coarse lacelike fabric.
- ngŏ se lô̤;
- a fabric with five threads and an interstice alternating.
- pháng se;
- to spin yarn.
- tōa se;
- to warp yarn.
- ú-se;
- camlet.
- lâ-se;
- the caul.
- i tó̤ cò̤ se-ūaⁿ-bùe kâi seng-lí;
- his business is that of exchanging cotton rolls for yarn.
- kuah-se;
- a coarse sleazy fabric.
- khṳt i pak kàu thong sin tn̆g tîo se-sùaⁿ;
- was stripped by him to the last thread on his back.