Cantonese words starting with F

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fu3 dong1
裤裆
The crotch of a pair of pants.
fu3 faat3 hoeng3 loeng6
Binormal vector to a space curve.
fu3 fong4
库房
The treasury or financial reserves of a government.
fu3 fu3 jau5 jyu4
富富有余
Richly provided for; having more than enough; abundant.
fu3 gaa1 zi2
A son born to a wealthy family.
fu3 gaa3 sai2 jyun4
副驾驶员
Copilot or co-driver.
fu3 gaak3 kuk1
赋格曲
Fugue
fu3 gaau3 sau6
Associate professor
fu3 gam2
富锦
Fujin, a county-level city in Heilongjiang, China.
fu3 gam2 si5
富锦市
Fujin, a county-level city in Jiamusi, Heilongjiang.
fu3 ging1 lei5
副经理
Deputy manager or assistant manager.
fu3 go1
The chorus or refrain of a song.
fu3 goek3
裤脚
The hem or cuff of trousers; the bottom opening of a trouser leg.
fu3 guk6 zoeng2
副局长
Deputy Bureau Director or Deputy Director of a government bureau.
fu3 gun1
Aide-de-camp or adjutant; a military or police officer acting as a personal assistant to a senior official or commander.
fu3 gun2
裤管
Pant leg; trouser leg.
fu3 gung1 dong2
库工党
Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK)
fu3 gwai3
富贵
Wealthy and high-ranking; rich and of high social status.
fu3 gwai3 bat1 nang4 jam4
富贵不能淫
To remain uncorrupted by wealth and status.
fu3 gwai3 beng6
富贵病
Diseases of affluence; illnesses associated with a wealthy lifestyle, or requiring expensive, long-term care.
fu3 gwai3 bik1 jan4
富贵逼人
To use one's wealth and influence to threaten, bully, or oppress others.
fu3 gwai3 gok3
富贵角
Cape Fugui, the northernmost point of Taiwan Island.
fu3 gwai3 sau6 haau2
富贵寿考
Wealth, high social status, and long life.
fu3 gwat1
裤骨
The crease on trousers created by ironing.
fu3 gwok3
富国
A rich, wealthy, or developed country.
fu3 gwok3 koeng4 bing1
富国强兵
To enrich the country and strengthen the military.
fu3 gwok3 mou6 hing1
副国务卿
Undersecretary of state; deputy secretary of state.
fu3 gwok3 on1 man4
富国安民
To make the country rich and its people secure and at peace.
fu3 haan4
赋闲
To stay idle at home, either because of unemployment or being on a sabbatical.
fu3 haau6 zoeng2
副校长
Vice-principal, vice-chancellor, or deputy head of a school or university.
fu3 hak1
库克
Cook, the surname or transliterated name.
fu3 hak1 kwan4 dou2
库克群岛
Cook Islands, an island nation in the South Pacific closely associated with New Zealand with its capital at Avarua.
fu3 hak1 saan1
库克山
Mount Cook; the highest peak in New Zealand, located on the South Island.
fu3 hak1 syun4 zoeng2
库克船长
Captain James Cook, the 18th-century British navigator and explorer.
fu3 hang2 fok3 fu1 gung1 jyun2
库肯霍夫公园
Keukenhof, a famous flower garden in the Netherlands.
fu3 hau2
裤口
The opening at the bottom of a trouser leg.
fu3 hon1
Supplement to a newspaper, containing literary, fashion, leisure, or other specialized content.
fu3 hou4
A rich and powerful person; a tycoon, magnate, or billionaire.
fu3 jan4
Rich person; wealthy individual.
fu3 jau5
Rich, wealthy, or well-off; having a lot of assets.
fu3 ji5
库尔
Chur, a city in Switzerland.
fu3 ji5 dak1
库尔德
Kurd; Kurdish
fu3 ji5 dak1 gung1 jan4 dong2
库尔德工人党
Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK)
fu3 ji5 dak1 jan4
库尔德人
Kurdish person or people.
fu3 ji5 dak1 si1 taan2
库尔德斯坦
Kurdistan
fu3 ji5 lak6
库尔勒
Korla, a county-level city in Xinjiang, China.
fu3 ji5 lak6 si5
库尔勒市
Korla, a county-level city in Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang.
fu3 ji5 nei4 fo1 waa1
库尔尼科娃
Anna Sergeevna Kournikova (born 1981), Russian tennis player and model.
fu3 ji5 si1 hak1
库尔斯克
Kursk, a city in Russia.
fu3 ji5 zoeng2
副议长
Deputy speaker or vice-chairman of a legislative body or council.