Page:A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect.djvu/50

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GUA GUE HÁ HÁI HÁK HÁM

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To drive a horse and carriage; whatever is done by the emperor is designated by this word.
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To oppose; hinder; cause to stop; to sacrifice.
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A horse keeper or driver; a charioteer.

Gua.

3
External; outside; over and above.

Gue.

4
A moon; a month.

Há.

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To join; accord with; suit; united; agreeable to.

Hai.

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To cough; laughing of an infant; an infant.
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A small child.
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To belch from the stomach; cough; to call out aloud.
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The great toe; to prepare.
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The bones of the body; the body.
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To pair with; agree; harmony; peace.
2
The sea; an arm of the sea.
2
Minced meat preserved in some liquor.
2
Suddenly alarmed, agitated; surprised; to sound an alarm.
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Weapons - as lance, spear, &c.; manacles.
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The last of the 12 horary characters, from 9 to 11 P.M.
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The heart loose and inattentive; remiss; careless;
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To meet without appointment; accidentally; pleased.
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To injure; be injurious; hurtful; calamitous.

Hák.

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To learn; receive instruction; to practice; a school.
4
A ditch; valley; creek; bed of a torrent; a pit.
4
A ditch for water in a field; moat round a city; to overflow.
4
Dried up; exhausted.

Hám.

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All; the whole number; completely.
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Union; harmony; sincere; cordiality; to excite.
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To contain; enfold; an envelope; a letter.
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To steep or soak in water; to contain.
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To contain or carry in the mouth; to sustain; receive.
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To contain in the mouth; a horse's bit; to guide; control.