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

by Josiah Goddard

Iong.

容^-1

Allow permit, yield to contain; bear with; endure; countenance; manner.

榕^-1

The banian tree.

溶^-1

To fill; to contain; gentle flow; ease; leisure.

蓉^-1

A certain plant whose flowers are said to change their color thrice a day.

塋^-1

A grave or tomb.

嫈^-1

Careful; attentive; good looking.

榮^-1

To honor; rank; glory; beams under the eaves of a house.

熒^-1

An illuminated house; name of a star and of a plant.

瑩^-1

Lustre of gems; bright; clear perceptions.

縈^-1

To wind or roll up.

罃^-1

An earthern pitcher or vessel with a long neck.

螢^-1

A fire fly; glow worm.

𤌌^-1

A deep lake; marshy ground.

營^-1

To explain and discuss; a camp.

庸^-1

Constant; ordinary; simple; cordial; agreeing.

傭^-1

To hire; to serve for hire; equal; impartial; to do.

墉^-1

A small city; a wall; to make a mud wall.

慵^-1

Indolent; lazy.

盈^-1

Full; overflowing; complete.

噰¹

Notes of birds; harmonious sounds.

饔¹

Dressed food; to cook a morning meal; harmony.

雍¹邕¹

Harmony; to assist; collect together.

雝¹

Name of a small bird; harmonious notes or sounds.

癰¹

A swelling; large offensive sore; an ulcer.

喁¹

A gaping appearance.

顒¹

A commanding, dignified, benevolent appearance.

永²

Perpetual; eternal; distant; always.

泳²

Always flowing; to dive and walk about under water.

甬²

To issue forth; pass through; containing; constant.

俑²

A wooden image buried with a dead person as his attendant or servant.

湧²

To bubble up as water from a spring.

勇²

Strong; brave; resolute; decided; to exert one's self.

踴²踊²

To leap or skip in zeal or joy,

咏^3-詠^3-

To sing; recite; chant.

壅^3-

To stop up; prevent information; to add to.

擁^3-

To grasp; embrace; carry; crowd around.