Cantonese words starting with F
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fung1 faa3
風化风化
To weather; the process of rocks and soil breaking down through exposure to the atmosphere.
fung1 faan4
風帆风帆
Sailboat or sail; also referring to the sport of windsurfing.
fung1 faan6
風範风范
Demeanor, style, or classiness, especially that of a respected figure or a leader.
fung1 fo2
烽火
Beacon fire used for military signaling in ancient times, or figuratively, war.
fung1 fu3
豐富丰富
Abundant, rich, or plentiful, with a great variety and quantity.
fung1 gaak3
風格风格
Style, manner, or personal mode of doing things.
fung1 gau2
瘋狗疯狗
Mad dog, rabid dog, or a crazy person.
fung1 gau2 zing3
瘋狗症疯狗症
Rabies; a viral disease affecting humans and animals, transmitted through saliva.
fung1 gei2
風紀风纪
School prefect; a student responsible for maintaining discipline in a school.
fung1 gim6 jau4 jan4
豐儉由人丰俭由人
According to one's own budget or liking; options are available for both high and low spending power.
fung1 gin3
封建
Feudal, relating to the social and political system of feudalism; also, old-fashioned or conservative.
fung1 ging2
風景风景
Scenery; landscape; the view that you see from a place.
fung1 ging2 keoi1
風景區风景区
Scenic area; a beautiful area designated for sightseeing.
fung1 gon1
風乾风干
To air-dry perishable food items naturally in the wind to prevent decay.
fung1 gung1 wai5 zik1
豐功偉績丰功伟绩
A remarkable achievement, great contribution, or monumental feat.
fung1 gwai3
風季风季
Tropical cyclone season; the period of the year when typhoons and tropical storms are most frequent.
fung1 gwai6
風櫃风柜
An air handling unit used in central air conditioning systems to mix, filter, and cool air before blowing it indoors.
fung1 gwat1
風骨风骨
Strength of character, integrity, and moral fortitude, especially refusing to bow to injustice.
fung1 gwong1
風光风光
Scenery or landscape; glory, honor, or prestige.
fung1 hang4
風行风行
Popular, fashionable, or trendy; widely pursued or highly sought after for a period of time.
fung1 hau2
封口
To seal an opening; to close up a letter, package, container, or wound.
fung1 hau2
風口风口
An air vent, or a gusty, wind-exposed area.
fung1 hau5
豐厚丰厚
Abundant, generous, or rich in amount.
fung1 hau6
蜂后
Queen bee; the sole fertile female bee in a colony responsible for laying eggs.
fung1 hei2 wan4 jung2
風起雲湧风起云涌
Turbulent, roiling, or gathering in a vast and powerful momentum.
fung1 hei3
風氣风气
The prevailing atmosphere, common practice, or cultural trend of a community.
fung1 him2
風險风险
Risk; the chance of danger, harm, or loss.
fung1 hoeng3
風向风向
Wind direction.
fung1 hou6
封號封号
An honorary title bestowed by a monarch.
fung1 hung1
豐胸丰胸
To undergo breast augmentation, enlargement, or enhancement.
fung1 jan3
封印
To be sealed, blocked, or restrained by a mysterious force.
fung1 jan4 jyun2
瘋人院疯人院
Mental hospital; asylum or madhouse.
fung1 jau4 taai5
風油軚风油軚
Power steering; a power-assisted steering system in cars.
fung1 jau4 zing1
風油精风油精
A light green medicated oil used to relieve pain, itching, and dizziness, and to provide a cooling sensation.
fung1 ji1 zuk1 sik6
豐衣足食丰衣足食
To have ample food and clothing, living a life of plenty without worrying about basic needs.
fung1 jin1
烽煙烽烟
Smoke from a beacon, used metaphorically to refer to war or warfare.
fung1 jin1
風煙风烟
Hazy scenery; mist and wind.
fung1 jin1 sei3 hei2
烽煙四起烽烟四起
To have war or battles breaking out everywhere.
fung1 jin4 fung1 jyu5
風言風語风言风语
Slanderous gossip, baseless rumors, or sarcastic remarks.
fung1 jip6
楓葉枫叶
Maple leaf, known for turning red in autumn and serving as a national symbol of Canada.
fung1 jyu5
風雨风雨
Stormy weather; heavy rain accompanied by strong winds.
fung1 jyu5 piu1 jiu4
風雨飄搖风雨飘摇
Swaying in the wind and rain; figuratively used to describe an unstable or precarious situation.
fung1 jyu6
豐裕丰裕
Abundant, ample, and well provided for; having plenty.
fung1 jyut6
風月风月
Pleasant scenery, or lighthearted gossip and trivial talk.
fung1 jyut6 coeng4 so2
風月場所风月场所
An elegant euphemism for a place of prostitution or a brothel.
fung1 kam4
風琴风琴
An organ or accordion.
fung1 kau4
風球风球
A typhoon warning signal used in Hong Kong and Macau.
fung1 kwong4
瘋狂疯狂
Crazy, mad, or frenzied; extremely obsessed or beyond imagination.
fung1 lau1
風褸风褛
Windbreaker; a thin jacket mainly used to block the wind.
fung1 lau4
風流风流
Elegant, refined, and romantic; or, in modern usage, describing a man who is promiscuous or libertine.