Cantonese words starting with F

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A high and tapered peak or summit of a mountain; the highest level, or a hump.

Peak or summit of a mountain; objects shaped like a peak or hump.

Maple; a tree whose leaves typically turn red in autumn.

The Feng River in Shaanxi province, a tributary of the Wei River; also used to describe heavy rain.

Beacon fire or smoke used as a military alarm in ancient times.

Insane; mad; mentally deranged.

Bees, wasps, and related insects of the order Hymenoptera.

Abundant, rich, or plentiful; more than enough.

The sharp point or cutting edge of a blade; or metaphorically, the forefront of a movement.

Wind, or informally obtained news or rumors.

fung1 baai2 lau5

風擺柳风摆柳

To be indecisive, lack definite views of one's own, or sway with the wind like a willow.

An envelope; a paper pocket used for holding letters or money.

To seal, close off, or block access to a place.

fung1 bai3 sing3

封閉性封闭性

The state of being closed, encapsulated, or exclusive.

fung1 bai3 sing3 hoi1 guk6

封閉性開局封闭性开局

Closed Game, a chess opening also known as the Double Queen's Pawn Opening.

Fengbin township in Hualien County, east Taiwan.

fung1 ban1 hoeng1

豐濱鄉丰滨乡

Fengbin township in Hualien County, eastern Taiwan.

A large inscribed stele, or an imperishable masterpiece or monument.

A wind vane or weathercock, or figuratively, a turncoat.

A disturbance, crisis, or dramatic event that stirs up trouble and causes worry.

fung1 bo1 bat1 dyun6

風波不斷风波不断

Constantly in turmoil; facing one crisis or dispute after another.

Windstorm or tempest; a strong wind accompanied by heavy rain.

fung1 bou6 ciu4

風暴潮风暴潮

Storm surge; an abnormal rise of water generated by a storm.

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風餐露宿风餐露宿

To endure the hardships of traveling or working outdoors, literally eating and sleeping in the open air.

To yield abundantly or have a high crop production.

fung1 caan2 tin4

豐產田丰产田

High-yield plot; cropland that produces a high volume of crops.

Honeycomb or beehive; a structure built by bees for living and storing honey.

fung1 caau4 wai6

Reticulum, the second stomach of ruminants, or honeycomb tripe as food.

fung1 cai1 jam3 zi2

封妻蔭子封妻荫子

To bestow a title on the wife of a deserving official and make his son heir to his titles.

Rubella; German measles.

Windblown dust, or the hardships and vicissitudes of life.

fung1 can4 buk6 buk6

風塵僕僕风尘仆仆

Weary and exhausted from a long and arduous journey.

fung1 can4 neoi5 zi2

風塵女子风尘女子

An elegant euphemism for a prostitute.

fung1 can4 zung1 jan4

風塵中人风尘中人

Someone who works in the sex industry or nightlife, such as a prostitute or a nightclub hostess.

A windmill, or a toy pinwheel.

風車花风车花

Pathogenic wind; a pathogenic influence in traditional Chinese medicine.

fung1 ceoi1 cou2 dung6

風吹草動风吹草动

The slightest movement or change; any sign of trouble or disturbance.

fung1 ceoi1 gai1 daan2 hok3

風吹雞蛋殼风吹鸡蛋壳

To have lost everything or have no possessions left, often implying a sense of lightheartedness or freedom from materialistic worry.

fung1 ceoi1 jyu5 daa2

風吹雨打风吹雨打

Battered by wind and rain; used figuratively to describe being tested by severe hardships or obstacles.

Humorous; amusing, witty, and engaging in a meaningful way.

fung1 ci4 din6 zai3

風馳電掣风驰电掣

To zoom; to speed along or move at lightning speed, especially when referring to vehicles.

Local character, style, or customs, often with a passionate or exotic connotation.

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風切變风切变

Wind shear; a difference in wind speed or direction over a relatively short distance in the atmosphere.

Tide, trend, or fad.

A handheld air blower; a tool that shoots out high-pressure air for cleaning or drying.

An air vent, a car window, or a windshield.

Chinese preserved sausage

Elegant demeanor, graceful bearing, or fine appearance.

Elegant appearance and demeanor, typically used to describe public figures like politicians or celebrities.