Cantonese words starting with B

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To report to a superior, or to accuse and report someone to authority figures like teachers or police.

To report to a superior, elder, or someone of higher status.

To taste, savor, or drink tea.

An individual's moral character, morals, or personal standards of morality.

Talent, endowment, or natural gift.

A person's moral character, integrity, and conduct.

To report to one's superior.

One's moral character, conduct, and behavior.

ban2 hok6 gim1 jau1

品學兼優品学兼优

A person, usually a student, who excels in both academics and moral conduct.

Grade, class, or rank, typically used to describe the quality of goods.

A person's taste, aesthetic judgment, or sense of style.

To taste, sample, and appreciate tea.

Brand, trade name, or trademark, typically referring to well-known ones.

To appraise and critique food or art by an expert or critic.

To mumble or mutter to oneself.

ban2 san4 dou1 mou5 geoi3 zan1

稟神都冇句真禀神都冇句真

Extremely dishonest or untruthful; to lie even when praying to the gods.

ban2 san4 gam2 seng1

稟神咁聲禀神咁声

To complain, grumble, or murmur incessantly.

Moral character, temperament, or the innate nature of a person or animal.

To taste and savour the flavor of food or drink.

The quality of a product or object.

Species, breed, or variety of an organism.

To bring together; to assemble or gather.

An imperial concubine or a palace maid in ancient China.

To braid someone's hair; to weave strands of hair together.

Funeral or funeral rituals.

Sideburns; the hair on the sides of the face near the ears.

To discard, reject, or throw away.

殯儀館殡仪馆

Funeral home or funeral parlour; a venue for holding funerals and memorial services.

Amputation of the kneecaps; an ancient Chinese corporal punishment that left the victim unable to stand.

Funeral, laying-out, and burial services.

An attendant or master of ceremonies at a wedding, or historically a host's assistant for welcoming guests.

Funeral and burial; the ceremonies and services associated with death.

Stupid, silly, or clumsy.

Foolish; stupid; unintelligent.

An idiot or a fool.

Stupid prick; a foolish person; a euphemism for 笨𨳍.

ban6 sau2 ban6 goek3

笨手笨腳笨手笨脚

Clumsy, awkward, and uncoordinated in hand or body movements.

ban6 tau4 ban6 nou5

笨頭笨腦笨头笨脑

Slow-witted, dull, or thick-headed.

Heavy and bulky; unwieldy, cumbersome, or ponderous.

笨豬跳笨猪跳

Bungee jumping.

Clumsy, awkward, or lacking dexterity.

Chipped; having a small piece broken off or missing.

Ikat, a type of woven silk or fabric; to weave; continuous.

To pull or stretch something tight, or to grip something firmly.

bang1 / baang6 / bing3

To lower a coffin into a grave.

Bandage; a strip of material used to bind up a wound.

bang1 daai6 wun2

Centella asiatica, an Asian herb commonly used in herbal tea.

A chipped edge on an object, or a cleft lip.

bang1 hau2 jan4 gei6 bang1 hau2 wun2

崩口人忌崩口碗

To be extremely sensitive to anything that hints at or reflects one's own flaws or weaknesses.

Chipped or broken along the edge or handle of a container.