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

by Josiah Goddard

Ku.

劬^-1

Labor; travail; distress; fatigue.

拘^-1

To hook or take; to sweep or draw together.

朐^-1

Dried meat; hams.

駒^-1

A colt; fine young horse.

煦^-1

To boil; to heat; genial warmth; kind; benevolent.

龜^-1

A tortoise.

骷^-1

Bones of the knee; loins and shoulder.

辜^-1

Fault; crime; guilt; to monopolize.

俱¹

All; together; prepared.

舊¹

Old; not new; a long time; formerly.

賈²

To buy and sell; a merchant.

久²

A long time.

盬²

Any vessel or utensil.

⿱艹⿱⿰臣古皿²

Name of a plant.

𦍩²

A sheep with black and white wool; a ram.

嘏²

Great; remote; stable; happy; blessed; propitious.

具^-3

Arranged; prepared; to present to; a utensil.

颶^-3

A whirlwind; typhoon; a sea storm.

舅^-3

The brothers of a mother or wife; father of a husband.

懼^-3

Fear; apprehension.

句^3-

A sentence; period; to mark off; reject.

故^3-

A cause; reason; therefore; old; ancient; to die.

固^3-

Certainly; firm; solid; impervious; obstinate.

婟^3-

Excessive attachment to.

痼^3-

A chronic, deep rooted, obstinate disease.

錮^3-

To close or stop up firmly; to shut up a way.

顧^3-

To look to with care and regard; to protect.