A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Ua

by Josiah Goddard

Ua.

騧¹

A yellowish horse with black mouth.

剮¹

To cut off the flesh and leave the skeleton bare.

呱¹

To cry as a child; crying; sobbing.

罛¹

A net for fish.

哇¹

A lascivious or flattering tone; a child sobbing; to vomit.

蛙¹

Frogs; a croaking noise as of frogs.

畦¹

Name of a place; a field containing 50 acres.

瓦²

Earthen ware; tiles; bricks.

我²

I; me; our; used emphatically when speaking of tone's parents or country.

吾²

I; me; when speaking of one's self; to guard; impede.

倚²

To lean against; depend upon; inclined to one side.

活^-4

Alive; lively; cheerful; moving.