Page:Excellent ancient adages, together with notes on the writings of Chinese romanized in the Hokkien dialect.djvu/99

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lŏk, joy; glad; happy.


lōng, the wave.


lōr, lāu, to fall or let; fall off; to leak out.


lôr, nôr, a slave, a thrall.


lōr, a road, a path.


lōr, the dew.


lú, the daughters, a daughter.


lûi, the thunder.


lûn, a wheel with spokes; a wheel.


lūn, to discuss; to criticize.


má, the horses; a horse.


mâ, the hemp trees.


mái, to buy.


mi, bi, o-mi-tô, amida Buddha.


miēn, thin flat strips of wheaten dough used like maccaroni.


môr, hair; wool; trifle; a feather.


môr, to grind; to sharpen.


ná, that; what? which? where?


nāi, laī, to trust; to depend on.


ngór, I; me.


ní, you.


níau, the birds; a bird.


oan, to oppress; to treat unjustly; an oppression.


oán, far, remote.