- 淋lâm540858
- To drench; to souse; to splash.
- lâm kàu cêk sin tap-tap-tih;
- drenched so that he was dripping wet.
- ēng kún cúi lâi lâm i nńg;
- souse it with hot water to soften it.
- íe cho̤h cúi lâi lâm koi;
- dip out some water and scald the fowl.
- lâm thâu lâm hĭⁿ cū lâm lôh khṳ̀;
- pour it over him, head and ears, (as water from a shower-bath).
- lâm pn̄g-ám;
- drench it with rice water.
- lṳ́ kâi saⁿ lâm tîeh îu;
- your tunic is splashed with oil.
- khṳt kún cúi lâm kàu kâi phă;
- was splashed by the hot water so as to have a blister raised.
- i khṳt lâ lâm kàu híam-híam sí
- he came very near being scalded to death by the lard splashing over him.
- 藍lâm50214014
- Blue; indigo blue.
- lâm sek;
- blue.
- jī lâm;
- navy blue.
- saⁿ lâm;
- dark blue.
- gûeh lâm;
- pale blue.
- it-pín lâm;
- blue black.
- chùi lâm;
- a greenish blue.
- gêk lâm;
- a bluish green.
- thien lâm;
- azure.
- i sĭ sía tîeh lâm pńg kâi;
- he is writing out essays on thin paper for the use of lazy students.
- pó̤-lâm sùaⁿ;
- dark blue thread.
- lâm pò saⁿ;
- a jacket of dark blue cotton cloth.
- 男lâm6141022
- The male of the human species; a baron; the lowest of the five ranks of nobility.
- lâm-cṳ́;
- a son; a man.
- lâm-cṳ́ hàng;
- manly.
- lâm-jin;
- men.
- lâm nńg;
- male and female.
- lâm hŭ láu ìuⁿ;
- those of both sexes and of all ages.
- lâm kè;
- the men folk.
- thâu tho̤ sĭ seⁿ lâm a seⁿ nńg?
- Was her first born a boy or a girl?
- lâm-ciak;
- a baron.
- 南lâm614247
- South; southern; austral.
- lâm hng;
- the southern regions.
- lâm pôiⁿ kâi tī-hng jûah;
- southern countries are warm.
- cí koiⁿ chù hìang lâm, hṳ́ koiⁿ sĭ cŏ̤ lâm;
- this house fronts the south, that one has its back to the south.
- huang-thai thàu kàu hṳ́ búe cū àiⁿ á hûe lâm;
- when the typhoon has blown itself out it veers to the south.
- cí lâm cam;
- a magnetic needle.
- lâm pâk hâng;
- a warehouse where northern and southern goods are exchanged.
- 鋈lâm10651677
- To wash over with metal; to plate.
- nâng būe sĭ lâm seⁿ-thih kâi, cong-kú tŏ̤;
- men are not plated with iron that they last forever.
- ío, i m̄ tîeh lâm seⁿ-thih kâi;
- and moreover, he is not invulnerable.
- hṳ́ tói tâng kâi, cí gūa sĭ lâm ngṳ̂n kâi;
- the inside is brass, and the outside is overlaid with silver.
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- 嵐lâm502469
- Vapor or mist.
- suaⁿ-lâm cìang-khì;
- malarious vapor among mountains.
- nâng a sĭ chok tîeh suaⁿ-lâm cìang-khì cū àiⁿ seⁿ pēⁿ;
- if people imbibe malaria they become ill.
- 霖lâm50217811
- Long continued rain.
- hía hŏ cheⁿ-lâm!
- What torrents of rain!
- hŏ tōa căi lí-kẃn lâm;
- a torrent of rain pouring incessantly.
- 襤䄛lâm-lú502
- Ragged; shabby.
- saⁿ lâm-lú;
- garments shabby.
- cêk sin chēng kàu lâm-lâm lú-lú;
- he was clothed in rags.
- 楠lâm614759
- An even grained, yellowish, fine wood, used for furniture; it grows in Kiang-si.
- cìaⁿ nńg-lâm;
- the real, elastic, yellow-wood.
- khî-lâm;
- a fragrant wood brought from Anam, and used for beads.
- 婪lâm502388
- Covetous; greedy.
- tham-lâm;
- avaricious.
- 濫lăm5038514
- A freshet; profuse; excessive; lawless; irregular; beyond bounds; unsettled.
- cúi hùam-lăm;
- the water surges.
- hùam-hùam lăm-lăm chŵn bô̤ tīaⁿ keⁿ;
- surging to and fro, with no fixed channel.
- cò̤ kuaⁿ-hú kâi nâng m̄ hó̤ lăm hêng;
- magistrates must not inflict excessive punishments.
- ūe màiⁿ lăm tàⁿ, sṳ̄ màiⁿ lăm cò̤;
- do not speak heedlessly, and do not act lawlessly.
- lăm-sám;
- heedless, lawless, careless, wanton.
- ciⁿ-ngṳ̂n màiⁿ lăm ēng;
- do not spend your money thoughtlessly.
- màiⁿ lăm kau-chap phêng-íu;
- do not heedlessly enter into friendships.
- lăm pó̤;
- give a security carelessly; to recommend without full knowledge.
- cò̤ ŭ hìeⁿ lăm?
- How could you be so heedless?
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- 疏lang7751037
- Wide apart; open; having interstices.
- màiⁿ pâi khah lang;
- do not set them too far apart.
- thóiⁿ tîeh lang-lang nē;
- it appears as if the spaces between were very wide.
- cìeⁿ-seⁿ khah hi-lang, tîeh cò̤ bâk-câk cē;
- that is too open, it must be made closer.
- 胝lang551305
- A thick indurate skin on the hands and feet.
- phoi kha-lang;
- pare off the indurate skin on the feet.
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