Cantonese words starting with F

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fung1 zaai1 zit3
封斋节
Lent; the period of forty days of fasting and prayer preceding Easter in Christian traditions.
fung1 zaak6
丰泽
Fengze; a district of Quanzhou city in Fujian, China.
fung1 zaak6 keoi1
丰泽区
Fengze, a district of Quanzhou City in Fujian, China.
fung1 zan3
丰镇
Fengzhen, a county-level city in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, China.
fung1 zan3 si5
丰镇市
Fengzhen, a county-level city in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia.
fung1 zang1
风筝
Kite; a toy made of paper or fabric on a bamboo frame, flown in the wind on a string.
fung1 zeoi2
To keep someone's mouth shut; to silence someone or forbid them from speaking due to pressure.
fung1 zeoi6
To swarm; to gather in large numbers like bees.
fung1 zi1
姿
A person's graceful bearing, charm, or elegant appearance.
fung1 zi1
姿风姿
Graceful bearing, charm, or good looks.
fung1 zi1 coek3 joek3
姿风姿绰约
Charming and graceful, describing a woman's elegant appearance and temperament.
fung1 zi2
疯子
Madman, maniac, or lunatic; a person suffering from a severe mental illness.
fung1 zi3
风致
Natural charm, grace, or scenic beauty.
fung1 zik6
Peak value; maximum value.
fung1 zo2 nei4 hei3
风阻尼器
Wind damper; a tuned mass damper used in engineering to reduce the sway of high-rise buildings.
fung1 zoek3
To confer a title of nobility; to knight.
fung1 zoi1
风灾
Natural disaster caused by strong winds such as typhoons or tornadoes.
fung1 zong1
封装
To encapsulate, wrap, or seal, especially in packaging or microelectronics.
fung1 zong1 faai3
封装块
Capsule
fung1 zuk1
丰足
Abundant and rich; describing a state where resources are plentiful and self-sufficient.
fung1 zuk1 caan4 nin4
风烛残年
The final years of one's life; one's declining years.
fung1 zuk6
风俗
Social custom or practice; collective habits passed down within a society.
fung1 zuk6 zaap6 gwaan3
风俗习惯
Social customs, habits, and traditions.
fung1 zung1 zi1 zuk1
风中之烛
Hanging by a thread; highly precarious or in imminent danger, like a candle in the wind.
fung1 zung1 zuk1, ngaa5 soeng6 soeng1
风中烛,瓦上霜
Precarious; hanging by a thread; highly vulnerable and close to death or destruction.
fung1 zyun3
风钻
Pneumatic drill.
fung2
Salary, pay, or earnings from employment.
fung2
To recite aloud, especially Buddhist or Taoist scriptures.
fung2 cin4
俸钱
Salary; official pay.
fung2 kap1
俸给
Salary or pay, especially for civil servants or government officials.
fung2 luk6
祿俸禄
An official's salary in feudal times.
fung2 ngan2
俸银
An official salary or stipend.
fung2 seot1
Salary and pension.
fung3
To mock, satirize, or point out mistakes and current social issues in an indirect or roundabout way.
fung3 ci3
讽刺
To satirize, mock, or ridicule social ills and mistakes using sarcasm, irony, or exaggeration.
fung3 ci3 waa2
讽刺画
Caricature; satirical drawing.
fung3 gaan3
讽谏
To remonstrate with one's superior tactfully.
fung3 jyu6
讽喻
An allegory, parable, or satire; to imply a moral or message using stories or sarcasm.
fung3 jyu6
讽谕
To satirize, allegorize, or use figurative language to explain or criticize.
fung4
A seam, crack, crevice, or flaw.
fung4
Wild, overgrown vegetation, or used in place names and transliterations.
fung4
To meet, encounter, or run into.
fung4
A Chinese surname, usually transliterated as Fung.
fung4 bou2
缝补
To sew, mend, or darn clothing.
fung4 can1
逢亲
Whenever; every time that a certain condition is met.
fung4 can3
Every time when; whenever.
fung4 coeng4 zok3 hei3
逢场作戏
To join in the fun on occasion; to play along or act for the sake of the situation without taking it seriously.
fung4 coeng4 zok3 hing3
逢场作兴
To play along with the situation; to join in the fun; to flirt around or have a casual fling.
fung4 dak1 jing1
冯德英
Feng Deying (1935–2022), a Chinese novelist best known for his 1958 novel Bitter Herbs.
fung4 dak1 leon4
冯德伦
Stephen Fung Tak-Lun, a Hong Kong singer and songwriter.