Cantonese words starting with F
6,097 entries
faat3 lei6 coi3 jan4
法利賽人法利赛人
Pharisee; a Jewish sect during the Second Temple period that emphasized strict adherence to the Law of Moses.
faat3 leon4
法輪法轮
Dharmachakra; the wheel of law or eternal wheel of life in Buddhism.
faat3 leon4 daai6 faat3
法輪大法法轮大法
Falun Dafa, another name for Falun Gong.
faat3 leon4 fat6 faat3
法輪佛法法轮佛法
Falun Gong, a modern spiritual movement.
faat3 leon4 gung1
法輪功法轮功
Falun Gong; a spiritual movement founded in China in 1992.
faat3 leon4 soeng4 zyun2
法輪常轉法轮常转
The Wheel of Dharma turns constantly; Buddhist teachings will spread and overcome all obstacles.
faat3 leot6
法律
Law; rules and regulations enacted by a government to govern and restrict behavior in society.
faat3 leot6 joek3 cuk1 lik6
法律約束力法律约束力
Legal force; binding in law.
faat3 leot6 zaak3 jam6
法律責任法律责任
Legal liability; the punishment or compensation required for violating the law.
faat3 leot6 zai3 coi4
法律制裁
Legal sanction; punishment or penalties imposed by law.
faat3 lik6
法力
Spiritual, magical, or supernatural power.
faat3 ling6
法令
An order issued by an executive, legislative, or judicial authority that carries legal consequences.
faat3 ling6
發令发令
To issue an order or command.
faat3 ling6
發愣发愣
To stare blankly or be in a daze.
faat3 ling6 coeng1
發令槍发令枪
Starting pistol; a blank gun used to signal the start of a race.
faat3 lo4 kwan4 dou2
法羅群島法罗群岛
Faroe Islands
faat3 loeng6
發亮发亮
To shine, glow, or reflect light.
faat3 lok6
發落发落
To punish, deal with, or dispose of a culprit.
faat3 long1 lai2
發狼戾发狼戾
To vent one's anger by suddenly becoming unreasonable, aggressive, or throwing a tantrum.
faat3 long1 lai2
發狼捩发狼捩
To throw a tantrum, lose one's temper unreasonably, or act up wildly.
faat3 long1 lai6
發啷厲发啷厉
To act atrociously, throw a tantrum, or behave in an unreasonable and unruly manner.
faat3 long4
法郎
Franc; a unit of currency, most commonly referring to the Swiss franc.
faat3 long4
琺瑯珐琅
Enamel; enamelware.
faat3 long4
髮廊发廊
Hair salon or barbershop; an indoor establishment where hair is washed, cut, and styled.
faat3 long4 zat1
琺瑯質珐琅质
Tooth enamel; the hard, white outer layer of a tooth.
faat3 lou4 sou1
發牢騷发牢骚
To complain, grumble, or vent discontent, especially when it does not help solve the problem.
faat3 lou5
法老
Pharaoh; the title of the ancient Egyptian kings.
faat3 lou5 haau4
發老姣发老姣
For an older woman to behave coquettishly or flirt promiscuously.
faat3 lou5 hak1
法魯克法鲁克
Farouk of Egypt, king of Egypt from 1936 to 1952.
faat3 lou5 pei4
發老脾发老脾
To lose one's temper, throw a tantrum, or vent one's spleen.
faat3 lung4 zan3 kui2
發聾振聵发聋振聩
An expression describing a message or event so loud, powerful, or stirring that it rouses even the most apathetic.
faat3 lung4 zi2
法隆寺
Hōryū-ji; a complex of Buddhist temples near Nara, Japan, dating back to the Asuka period.
faat3 maa4
發麻发麻
To feel numb or to tingle.
faat3 maa5
法碼法码
Standard weights used on a balance scale.
faat3 maa5
法馬法马
Standard weights used on a balance scale.
faat3 maa5
砝碼砝码
Measuring weight; an object of standardized weight used on a balance scale.
faat3 maa5 gu2 si1 taap3
法馬古斯塔法马古斯塔
Famagusta, a city on the east coast of Cyprus.
faat3 maau4
發矛发矛
To panic or become frantic.
faat3 maau4
發茅发茅
To act recklessly out of anger, or to be extremely desperate to get something.
faat3 man4
法文
The French language.
faat3 man6
發問发问
To ask a question; to raise a question.
faat3 mang2 zang2
發抆憎发抆憎
To lose one's temper, get cranky, or become grumpy.
faat3 mei5
髮尾发尾
The ends or tips of hair.
faat3 min6
發麵发面
To leaven dough; to ferment dough using yeast or a starter.
faat3 ming4
法名
Dharma name; the religious name given to a Buddhist monk, nun, or Daoist priest.
faat3 ming4
發明发明
An invention; a newly created object, technology, or method.
faat3 ming4 cong3 zou6
發明創造发明创造
To invent and innovate; to create new things and processes.
faat3 ming4 gaa1
發明家发明家
An inventor; a person who creates new items or technologies.
faat3 ming4 jan4
發明人发明人
Inventor; the person who invents a new device, method, or process.
faat3 ming4 ze2
發明者发明者
Inventor; the creator of a new device, method, or process.