- 錁khò̤4891678
- Bullion; paper representing bullion.
- bói cho̤h ngṳ̂n-cúa lâi cih khò̤;
- buy some gilt paper and fold it so as to represent bullion.
- khò̤-thâu-si;
- a small ingot with a coil on its top.
kho̤h
- 喀kho̤h429309
- To cough in order to get something out of the throat.
- jw̆n kho̤h, kho̤h m̄ chut;
- however much I cough, I can't cough it up.
- 兢khô̤h4051012
- Solicitous lest a thing miscarry; cautious; fearful.
- cék kĭaⁿ sṳ̄ khô̤h-khô̤h-sih;
- is very solicitous about this matter.
- kiaⁿ kàu khô̤h-khô̤h-sih;
- in an agony of fear.
khu
- 驅khu44318711
- To drive on; to urge; to force; to lash on.
- khu sîaⁿ tôk mût;
- to dispel noxious influences.
- tī-tîang khu-sái lṳ́ lâi?
- Who urged you into coming?
- khu piaⁿ côiⁿ-cìn;
- urge the troops forward.
- khu kàu i m̄ káⁿ lâi;
- worked upon his fears so that he did not come.
- i ŏi khu sîn hîah kúi;
- he can animate the gods, and detain the demons.
- khu cêk kâi kúi chut lâi teng-tùe;
- forced a demon to come out and attend upon him.
- khu huang;
- expel the wind.
- khu sip;
- expel bad humors.
- 坵khu416325
- A classifier of parcels of land.
- cêk khu châng;
- a field.
- cí cêk khu hn̂g cū khuah;
- this garden plot is wide.
- cí khu tī tǹg nâng ŭ nŏ̤ saⁿ khu khuah;
- this piece of ground is three or four times as wide as theirs.
- in cí-kò̤ kâi chang-khu ío ôih;
- their fields here are narrower.
- kek piah khu;
- the adjoining lot.
- i nŏ̤ nâng tó̤ teh kha-khu;
- the two are playing draughts.
- 拘khu438645
- To restrain; to moderate; bigoted; to grasp so as to detain.
- put khu ke cíe to hó̤;
- whether more or less is no matter.
- m̄ khu tōa sòi úa lóng-cóng àiⁿ;
- whether large or small I want all of them.
- míen khu tīaⁿ tī cêk jît;
- need not fix any particular day.
- màiⁿ khu lói-sìo;
- do not be formal.
- i kâi nâng khah khu-cip;
- he is too set in his own way.
- cò̤ sṳ̄ khah khu-nĭ;
- acts too willfully.
- cē bô̤ nâng khu-sok cū thèng cò̤;
- whenever be is without some one to restain him he acts recklessly.
- thek che khu kìu;
- send constables to seize and examine.
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- 軀khu44315811
- The body, the person.
- i kâi sin-khu ío kûiⁿ-tōa;
- he is rather tall and stout.
- i kâi siu-khu ío ói sòi;
- he is rather short and small.
- 區khu442239
- To assign a place for.
- úa cṳ̆ ŭ khu-chú;
- I have a good plan for it.
- khu-pîet mêng-pêh;
- discriminate clearly.
- 蹲khû102115712
- To sit on the heels; to squat.
- khû lô̤h khṳ̀, tô̤h khí lâi;
- squat down and pick it up.
- i khû tó̤ hṳ́-kò̤, táng i;
- he is squatting there waiting for him.
- 臼khŭ4141340
- A mortar; a socket.
- cía bí sĭ ceng hue khŭ kâi a sĭ ceng cîeh khŭ kâi;
- was this rice pounded in a chunan mortar or in a stone mortar?
- khŭ sói cheng-khih lío khṳt i lā: ùaⁿ cē àiⁿ ceng kùe;
- wash the mortar clean and let it dry in the air: after a little while I am going to pound up the ingredients for a cake.
- khŭ-kíaⁿ;
- a small mortar.
- îeh-khŭ;
- a mortar for triturating medicines.
- ci kâi mn̂g-kha-khŭ tîeh ūaⁿ;
- the socket in which this door turns must be renewed.
- hṳ́ ki khŭ-kíaⁿ-thûi m̄-kìⁿ-khṳ̀;
- the pestle to this little mortar is missing.
- kha kut pûah chut khŭ;
- he fell and dislocated his thigh bone.
- i kâi chíu cò̤-nî ŏi chut khŭ?
- How did he dislocate his shoulder joint?
- nín cêk jît sio ŭ jîeh cōi khŭ bí?
- How many mortars full of rice do you consume in a day?
- thang-îu-hue khŭ;
- a mortar used in making putty.
- sṳ̄ to m̄ kui khŭ;
- the matter does not take a manageable shape.
- cí kâi tûi m̄ kah cí kâi khŭ;
- this pounder does not fit this mortar.
- cò̤ cêk khŭ khah tĭⁿ, tîeh cò̤ nŏ̤ khŭ ceng;
- there is too much for one pounding, you must make two of it.
- mn̂g-tŏiⁿ khŭ;
- sockets in a doorsill, for bars to stand in.
khua
- 誇khua4681496
- To boast; to brag; conceited.
- khua-kháu;
- boastful.
- mih sṳ̄ m̄-hó̤ khah cṳ̆ khua;
- one should not laud himself too much in anything.
- i khua-cìang i kàu cìaⁿ ŏi;
- he extoled his being so upright and able.
- ūe tàⁿ chut lâi khah khua;
- the style in which he talks is too grandiloquent.
- úa thiaⁿ tîeh i kâi ūe khiam-khua khiam-khua nē;
- I thought his manner of speaking both modest and self-respectful.
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