Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/sek
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- sek kùe lâi, sek kùe khṳ̀;
- tossed to and fro.
- màiⁿ khṳt i sek tîeh;
- do not let it hit you as it flies.
- úa sek, lṳ́ cih;
- I will toss it, and you catch it.
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- To unloose, to free, to liberate; to open out the meaning; to relax; to slight or let alone; to leave; to melt or dissipate.
- i m̄ khéng sek chíu;
- he would not loose his hold.
- sek-pàng i;
- loose him and let him go.
- sek-kà;
- the Buddhists.
- sek-kia-hût;
- Sakyamuni, the solitary, the monk of the Sakyas, also called Buddha, who died B. C. 643.
- cía cṳ kâi cù-sek sĭ tī-tîang cù kâi?
- By whom was the commentary on this book written?
- cí nŏ̤ mîaⁿ, chíaⁿ kuaⁿ-hú tiah-sek;
- pray the magistrate to remove these two names from among those of the persons who are to be punished.
- líang ke būe hûa, cò̤ ŭ jîp sek-sŏng?
- The two parties not having come to a reconciliation, why enter an appeal to relax the prosecution?
- cí tieⁿ sek-tîaⁿ kang-khó cò̤ căi, líang ke sui-sĭ àiⁿ hûa-sek ūe tàⁿ m̄ tńg;
- this plea for a cessation of the prosecution is very difficult to make, for although the parties desire a peaceful settlement to be announced, what has been spoken cannot be recalled.
- cău-hùe kuaⁿ khai-sek i;
- fortunately the magistrate released him, and did not keep him under arrest.
- kói-sek;
- to explain.
- khṳ̀ khǹg-sek i;
- go and expostulate with him.
- phûe-sek;
- to set up in life.
- cí kâi kíaⁿ-tĭ sĭ hó̤ phûe-sek kâi;
- this youth is one whom it is worth while to start in life.
- tăi-tăi phûe-sek i;
- did much to give him a start in life.
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- To adorn, to paint, to ornament; to set off; to gloss over; to pretend; to patch up; to brighten; ornaments.
- i taⁿ tó̤ khui hok-sek phò;
- ho now keeps a shop in which theatrical costumes are sold.
- ūaⁿ cêk sin hok-sek, sĭ àiⁿ khṳ̀ cò̤ kheh kâi īeⁿ;
- changed all his garments, as if he were going out to pay a visit.
- íam-sek kàu bô̤ nâng cai;
- kept it under cover, so that no one knew.
- gūa mīn hún sek kàu hó̤ thóiⁿ căi;
- the outside is beautifully tinted.
- cuang-sek;
- bedizened, tricked out; specious.
- i kâi tàⁿ ūe nĕ sît-sît, bô̤ cuang bô̤ sek;
- what he says is perfectly true, nothing is glossed or slurred over.
- síu-sek;
- women's head ornaments.
- síu-sek;
- to brighten up, to adorn, to make comely by repairing; to paint and whitewash.
- hâh sek;
- like the sample.
- hâh sim sek;
- corresponding to the ideal.
- keh-sek;
- the model.
- hŭam keh-sek;
- go contrary to the pattern.
- cúa-khò-sek;
- a copy slip.
- jī sía lâi ŭ thiap sek;
- the letters are written so well as to be fit for a copy.
- bô̤ khẃn bô̤ sek;
- without style or rule.
- lṳ́ àiⁿ sĭm-mih khẃn-sek kâi?
- What sort of ones do you want?
- i cí ău íⁿ-keng sek-ngûi;
- he is latterly much reduced in circumstances.
- cêk sek ngṳ̂n;
- a dime.
- sek tīo i bó tŏ̤ chù kò̤, lío cò̤ i khṳ̀;
- left his wife there at home and went off.
- sim àiⁿ sek tīo, sek m̄ khṳ̀;
- cannot dismiss it from my thoughts.
- kûi i sek pàng kò̤;
- let it go and leave it there.
- sek tŏ̤-kò̤ káng nî;
- left behind for about a year.
- khṳt i sek tŏ̤ cí kò̤, kang-khó căi;
- left here by him, in great distress.
- ang-sek-jît;
- Sunday.
- hiah-sek;
- to stop and rest.
- sek nō̤ⁿ;
- to appease wrath.
- lāi-sek;
- the interest on money lent.
- ŭ sĭm-mih chut sek mē?
- Are there any perquisites?
- seⁿ sek;
- bear interest.
- cṳ́-sek;
- progeny.
- i kâi cṳ́-sek pô̤h;
- she has but a small family.
- mîn uaⁿ, tău sek;
- the people tranquil, and marauders quiet.
- sek piaⁿ;
- to suspend military operations.
- sek ì;
- consonant with one's desire.
- bô̤ cêk kâi sek i kâi ì;
- there is not one that suits him.
- i sek-ì kâi cū hó̤;
- if he likes it that is sufficient.
- cía put kùe sĭ sek chêng cē;
- this is nothing more than taking a little relaxation.
- sek ngŏ̤ ŭ nâng-khek lâi;
- just then a visitor came.
- kìen-sek;
- experience.
- kìen sek chim;
- thoroughly versed in.
- chŵn bô̤ kìen-sek;
- wholly without experience.
- sêk sek cí kĭaⁿ sṳ̄;
- versed in this business.
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- Air, manner; form, color, hue; complexion; expression of the face; the deportment; to look blandly; mode.
- sort, kind, quality;
- glory, beauty; lust; a show of well dressed women; in Buddhism one of the six outward perceptions, that of form.
- sek cúi;
- color.
- chái cò̤ ngŏ sek;
- adorned with all the various colors.
- thiaⁿ tîeh, mīn cū cak sek;
- on hearing it, he changed color.
- cheⁿ sek;
- green, the color of leaves, the colors found in nature; applied to various shades of green, blue, gray and brown.
- n̂g sek;
- yellow.
- chiah sek;
- flesh-colored; the color of undressed leather.
- pêh sek;
- white.
- o sek; hek sek;
- black.
- lâm sek;
- indigo blue.
- âng sek;
- red.
- lêk sek;
- green.
- cí sek;
- crimson.
- chíⁿ sek;
- bright blue.
- thô̤-âng-sek;
- pink.
- tṳ-kuaⁿ sek;
- a reddish brown.
- hun-cío sek;
- dove color.
- hui sek; húe-hu sek;
- gray.
- thien-cheⁿ sek;
- dark purple.
- tàng-cheⁿ sek;
- cream color.
- chim sek;
- a dark shade of this color.
- chíen sek;
- a pale shade.
- lâh sek;
- mahogany color.
- câp sek;
- mixed colors.
- pńg sek;
- the natural color; undyed.
- jíam sek;
- to color, to tint.
- àiⁿ ní tī cêk sek?
- What color do you want it dyed?
- thóiⁿ tîeh m̄ cîaⁿ sek, m̄ cîaⁿ sîn;
- it does not appear to be thoroughly and fully dyed.
- sek-cêk;
- gloss, luster, brightness of color.
- ní chut lâi bô̤ sek-cêk;
- it is not dyed so as to give it luster.
- chut sek kâi nâng-ŵn;
- an officer above the common run.
- bô̤ mih chut sek;
- not much beyond the common sort.
- mîaⁿ-sek;
- reputation; fame; good name.
- ŭ mîaⁿ-sek kâi nâng;
- is a man of repute.
- cok sek kâi ngṳ̂n;
- pure silver.
- sek sek kŭ chŵn;
- every sort is kept on hand.
- kòiⁿ sek;
- particolored.
- cìaⁿ sek;
- a solid color.
- hṳ́ kâi nâng hàuⁿ sek, cí kâi nâng cíe sek-îok;
- that one is inclined to be salacious, the other is less libidinous.
- khí sek;
- increasing prosperity or improvement.
- sek-sîn ngía căi;
- the colors are beautiful.
- sek-līo àiⁿ cò̤-nî phùe-kah?
- How are the dye-stuffs to be compounded?
- sêk sek;
- fully understand.
- i cū sêk sek cí kĭaⁿ sṳ̄;
- he knows all about this.
- sái kàu mih nâng cai sek;
- make every one acquainted with the details.
- sek thàng;
- thoroughly acquainted with.
- i kâi phīⁿ seⁿ sek-nêk;
- he has a polypus in his nose.
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- Ripe, mellow, mature; well cooked; acquainted with; perfect at; skilled, experienced, apt at; intimate, very friendly.
- pû būe sêk;
- it is not yet boiled through.
- kúe-cí tng sêk kâi sî-hāu;
- when the fruit is ripe.
- chīu-câng-sêk kâi sūaiⁿ;
- mangoes ripened on the tree.
- sêk chíu;
- a skilled hand.
- sêk nâng bô̤ lói;
- intimate acquaintances dispense with ceremony.
- nâng sêk, lói m̄ sêk;
- familiarity breeds contempt.
- ô̤h sêk cē;
- learn it more perfectly.
- līen kàu nĕ sêk-sêk;
- practised it till he became very expert in it.
- cêk ē lô̤h khṳ̀, cū bŏi cîah sêk bí;
- after one fall you will not be able to eat cooked rice; it will be fatal to you.
- i nŏ̤ nâng sie sêk;
- the two are very friendly with each other.
- khĭa-khí khah sêk;
- stayed there till he became too familiar.
- pû khah kùe sêk;
- boiled too much.
- káu sîa sêk cū hó̤;
- to cook it till it is nearly done is enough.
- cṳ tîeh thâk kàu sêk-sêk;
- you must learn your lessons perfectly.
- sêk nâng căi; made himself very much at home.
- sêk-sāi;
- not at all diffident; unabashed.
- sêk sêk nē, màiⁿ cṳ̆-sòi;
- being well acquainted, do not take thought about it.
- cía sĭ ún chī sêk kâi;
- this is one we have tamed.
- ēng sêk-lôi khṳ̀ ín cheⁿ-lôi lâi;
- employ a half-civilized one to go and bring one of the aborigines.
- cí tîo lō lìu kàu sêk;
- have travelled this road till I know it well.
- cĭu sêk lō kîaⁿ;
- go by a well known road.
- cíeⁿ pn̄g bŏi sêk;
- the watched pot never boils.
- tah i bói kâi sêk-tâng-só̤;
- commission him to buy a wrought brass lock.
- sêk thn̂g;
- to make sugar.
- àiⁿ ka cò̤ cheⁿ si, a sĭ sêk si?
- Do you wish to buy a piece of stiff silk, or of pliable silk?
- sêk nêk;
- cooked meat.
- sêk hṳ̂;
- cooked fish.
- sêk châk;
- a thief who is acquainted with the premises.
- sêk mīn, sêk mīn;
- a very familiar face.
- soiⁿ càⁿ sêk;
- first scald it in hot water till it is done.
- sêk îeh phò;
- a shop where prepared drugs are sold.