鴉
鵶Ya. A raven with a white streak on its breast: the former is used in the term for opium: [1] u a, or [2] ló a, (coll. lo wa), a crow, a raven; coll., [3] a pʻiéng opium; [4] a pʻiéng hong, opium as prepared for smoking; [5] a pʻiéng kwang, an opium shop; [6] a pʻiéng tʻu, crude opium, opium in balls; [7] a pʻiéng ngiéng confirmed in the habit of smoking opium; [8] a pʻieng sai, dregs of opium, as adhering to the pipe in smoking.
丫Ya. Forked, a fork, a crotch: the parting, of two fingers, branches, or tines: [9] a kʻwang, a slave-girl, a maid-servant; coll. [10] a tʻau, a female slave; [11] a tʻau kiăng, a slave girl.
阿A. O. Read ó; used for the coll. a, as in [12] a chi, a cicada, a locust; [13] a pang, to chaffer, to haggle; [14] a pang hu, or a
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pang kʻa, a chafferer, a skin flint, a mean fellow.
A. A coll. word, as in a cha, used for la cha, dirty, foul, vile.
吓 A coll. character, used for the disjunctive or, as in o chiong wang a mó, is it so or not? also euphonic and emphatic, as in [15]se a, yes, it is, right.
亞Ya. Inferior, second, next, junior; to esteem lightly; hunchbacked, ugly; used as a prefix to names: [16]pok a, not inferior; com., [17] a kʻwí, the second class of Küjin literary graduates, comprising from the sixth to the twelfth, as their names stand on the official list; [18] a seng a secondary sage, as Mencius; [19] a maing another designation for Mencius.
啞
瘂Ya. Dumb, unable to speak; dull, faded; a cracked sound, as of a bell; confused noise of children; wheezing; the nape of the neck: [20] a kʻeu, dumb, a
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