Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/go̤

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gô̤

  • gô̤454757
  • Fetters or gyves.
i khṳt i lîah khù gô̤;
he was seized and fettered by them.
kùa châ gô̤;
wear wooden gyves.
cí sang ôi hìeⁿ tăng chēng lío chin-chĭeⁿ kùa châ-gô̤ hìeⁿ-seⁿ;
these shoes are so heavy that wearing them is like being fettered with wooden gyves.
khṳt i gô̤ tŏ̤ kò̤ ku-ā kâi gûeh;
was fettered for several months.
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  • Nocturnal moths; a disease of the throat.
chôiⁿ gô̤;
the silk-worm moth.
teng gô̤;
moths that flutter around a light.
gô̤ bâi;
delicate eyebrows.
gô̤ bâi gûeh;
the thin crescent moon.
toaⁿ gô̤;
a swollen tonsil.
sang gô̤;
swollen tonsils.
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  • The domestic goose.
cêk ciah gô̤;
a goose.
gô̤-bó̤, gô̤-hêng, gô̤-kíaⁿ;
goose, gander, and goslings.
cháu-gô̤;
the common goose.
thien-gô̤;
a crane.
hái-gô̤;
a pelican.
tèⁿ sí phŏ̤ hái-gô̤;
feign death in order to catch pelicans.
gô̤ mô̤ⁿ sìⁿ;
goose feather fans.
gô̤ mô̤ⁿ kńg;
a goose-quill.
gô̤ cíeⁿ;
a goose's foot.
gô̤ kîaⁿ ah pō;
an humble bearing.
lîah gô̤-kíaⁿ pìen nâng cò̤ ah-kíaⁿ;
depreciate for the sake of selling at any price.
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  • To starve; to go without food.
gō̤ sí;
starve to death.
gō̤ kúi; io gō̤ kúi;
starving ghosts, the manes of those who have no descendants to offer them food.
tó sĭ būe cêng gō̤ tîeh;
I am not yet hungry.
cêk jît tó̤ gō̤;
ate nothing all day.
tâng mn̂g-khí gō̤ kàu mêⁿ-hng cìaⁿ cîah;
ate nothing from morning till night.
gō̤ khah kùe tǹg cîah lío àiⁿ sieⁿ;
if you go without food too long, when you eat the food will distress you.
i to sĭ m̄ pat gō̤ tîeh;
he does not know what it is to fast.
gō̤ kàu sáng-sáng n̂g-sng n̂g-sng;
starved till he was thin and cadaverous.