Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/siah
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siah
- siah khì;
- pewter ware.
- nŏ̤ lîap mâk tōa kùe siah cúaⁿ;
- eyes bigger than saucers.
- phah siah pô̤h;
- make tin-foil.
- hu siah;
- pulverized pewter.
- thih siah hún;
- white lead.
- îeⁿ siah;
- to melt pewter.
- siah kang;
- workers in pewter.
- phah siah phò;
- shops where pewter ware is made.
- cù siah;
- to cast pewter.
- pó siah kâi;
- mended with pewter.
- cîm-thâu siah;
- bars of pewter.
- cham kĕ kâi siah;
- adulterated pewter.
- siah sòi cē;
- whittle it down a little.
- khîeh pó-thâu lâi siah;
- take a hatchet and hew it off.
- phoi siah;
- to trim off.
- cang to̤ cē siah cū siah tīo cêk pa chut lâi;
- taking a knife to pare off a little, he cut off a great slice.
- cíu sîah;
- a supper at which wine is offered.
- to̤h sîah;
- a feast.
- ŭ kúi nâng lâi hù sîah?
- How many have come to the banquet?
- jît tàu cò̤ sîah chíaⁿ nâng kheh;
- make a noonday feast, and invite guests.
- cò̤ ŭ jîeh cōi sîah?
- How many tables were spread at this feast?
- cŏ̤ sîah;
- to sit at table.