Cantonese words starting with F

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fung4 dau6 baak3

馮竇伯冯窦伯

Feng Doubo, also known as Feng Wu (1672-), a Chinese calligrapher of the Ming-Qing transition period.

fung4 fung4 lin4 lin4

縫縫連連缝缝连连

Sewing and mending; needlework.

fung4 gim2 gei1

馮檢基冯检基

Frederick Fung Kin-kee, a Hong Kong politician.

To stitch or sew things together, especially a wound.

fung4 hap6 daai3

縫合帶缝合带

Suture zone; a major fault zone where two tectonic plates have collided and joined together.

fung4 hung1 faa3 gat1

To turn bad luck into good fortune; to find safety in times of danger.

fung4 hung1 faa3 gat1

To turn bad luck into good fortune; to manage to turn misfortune or danger to one's advantage.

fung4 jan4 bin6 gong2

逢人便講逢人便讲

To tell anyone and everyone; to share news with anybody one happens to meet.

Sewing; tailoring; the craft of making items using needle, thread, and fabric.

fung4 jan6 gei1

縫紉機缝纫机

Sewing machine.

fung4 jau5 laan4

馮友蘭冯友兰

Feng Youlan, a distinguished Chinese philosopher.

fung4 ji1 gung1 jan4

縫衣工人缝衣工人

Needleworker; garment worker; tailor.

縫衣針缝衣针

fung4 ji1 zoeng6

縫衣匠缝衣匠

Tailor; a person who makes, repairs, or alters clothing.

To fawn on, flatter, or curry favor with one's superiors.

fung4 juk6 coeng4

馮玉祥冯玉祥

Feng Yuxiang (1882-1948), a warlord during the Republic of China who was strongly critical of Chiang Kai-shek.

fung4 kei3 coi4

馮驥才冯骥才

Feng Jicai, a novelist from Tianjin.

To sew and mend clothes for a pittance.

Feng Wu (1672-), a calligrapher of the Ming-Qing transition.

fung4 mung6 lung4

馮夢龍冯梦龙

Feng Menglong (1574-1646), late Ming dynasty novelist known for his vernacular stories.

To come across something scary; to have a fright.

fung4 nin4 gwo3 zit3

逢年過節逢年过节

During holidays and festivals, especially on major festive occasions like the New Year.

fung4 noi6 gwo2

馮內果冯内果

Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007), American writer.

Sewing thread, or surgical sutures used to stitch up a wound.

To hold a market day, or a country fair.

To sew; to make clothing or other items using needle, thread, and fabric.

To stitch a wound; to get or give stitches.

fung4 zam1 zik1

縫針跡缝针迹

Seam; stitch mark.

To sew together, patch, or mend.

To act under orders from a high authority, or to present and offer with respect.

A male phoenix, representing a symbol of joy.

Used as a name.

Fengxiang, a district in Baoji, Shaanxi province, China.

Fengquan, a district in Xinxiang, Henan.

fung6 cyun4 keoi1

鳳泉區凤泉区

Fengquan, a district of Xinxiang City in Henan province

A brothel, especially a one-woman brothel.

A brothel; a place of business where sex work is provided.

鳳蝶科凤蝶科

The swallowtail butterfly family, Papilionidae.

Fenghua, a district in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, China.

Fenggang county in Zunyi, Guizhou province, China.

fung6 gong1 jyun6

鳳岡縣凤冈县

Fenggang County, a county in Zunyi, Guizhou.

To inform or advise.

To carry out public duties or attend to public affairs.

fung6 gung1 sau2 faat3

To abide by the law and carry out one's official duties; law-abiding.

The Fengtian clique, a faction of northern Chinese warlords during the Warlord Era.

fung6 hai6 gwan1 fat6

奉系軍閥奉系军阀

Fengtian clique; a northern Chinese warlord faction.

To pursue, follow, or carry out a policy, belief, or course of action.

To dedicate, contribute, or present something with respect.

Fengqing county in Lincang, Yunnan province.