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

by Josiah Goddard

Sin.

神^-1

Divinity; God; whatever is worshiped; spirit; divine; spiritual.

辰^-1

Time; the sun, moon and stars; from 7 to 9 o'clock A.M.

宸^-1

A retired apartment; the imperial apartments.

晨^-1

The morning; dawn; light; clear; bright.

繩^-1

A cord; a line; to line, or make a straight mark with a line; to warn; restrict.

蠅^-1

Name of an insect; a specious; intriguing flatterer.

身¹

The body; trunk of a tree; hull of a ship; I; me.

申¹

To extend; stretch; explain; again; from 3 to 5 o'clock P.M.

伸¹

To spread out; straighten; to vindicate the cause of the injured.

呻¹

To recite; to sigh; moan.

紳¹

A girdle for the waist; to gird; gentlemen.

新¹

Fresh; new; to renew; to reform.

辛¹

Acrid; pungent; bitter; distress; toil; suffering.

莘¹

A medicinal sudorific plant; many; long.

騂¹

A horse of red and yellow color; carnation color.

愼²

Careful; attentive; still; sincere; cautious.

剩³

Overplus; surplus; remainder; not only.

信^3-

Sincere; true to one's word; to believe; trust; a letter.

汛^3-

To sprinkle with; speed; to expedite; haste.

訊^3-

To interrogate; examine; accuse; reprove; direct.

迅^3-

To go with speed; quick; hasty; sudden.