Cantonese words starting with F
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fu4 laai1 dik6 juk1 si1 tok3 hak1
符拉迪沃斯托克
Vladivostok, a Russian port city on the Pacific Ocean.
fu4 laan4
扶欄扶栏
Handrail or balustrade.
fu4 lai4
扶犁
To hold or guide a plow; to put one's hand to the plow.
fu4 leoi6 fuk1 jam1
符類福音符类福音
Synoptic gospels; Matthew, Mark, and Luke, which share similar accounts and chronology.
fu4 leon4 se5
扶輪社扶轮社
Rotary Club; a global service organization.
fu4 lou5 kwai4 jau3
扶老攜幼扶老携幼
To move or go together in a crowd; to take along both the elderly and the young.
fu4 luk1
符碌
Fluky; luckily; getting through or succeeding purely by a stroke of luck.
fu4 luk6
符籙符箓
A Taoist talisman consisting of written or drawn symbols believed to possess magical powers.
fu4 ngai4
扶危
To help, support, or rescue those in urgent need or danger.
fu4 ngai4 zai3 kwan3
扶危濟困扶危济困
To help those in distress or danger; to aid the needy and rescue those in peril.
fu4 paai4
符牌
A talisman or lucky charm.
fu4 pan4
扶貧扶贫
To help or support the poor; to alleviate poverty.
fu4 pan4 zai3 kwan3
扶貧濟困扶贫济困
To help the poor and assist those in hardship.
fu4 sau2
扶手
Armrest or handrail.
fu4 sau2 din6 tai1
扶手電梯扶手电梯
Escalator; a moving staircase with a synchronized handrail.
fu4 sau2 ji2
扶手椅
Armchair
fu4 seoi1
扶綏扶绥
Fusui county in Chongzuo, Guangxi.
fu4 seoi1 jyun6
扶綏縣扶绥县
Fusui, a county in Chongzuo City, Guangxi.
fu4 seoi2
符水
Talisman water; water mixed with the ashes of a burnt Taoist amulet, believed to have healing or protective powers.
fu4 so1
扶疏
Luxuriant, lush, and spreading, especially of foliage, branches, and leaves.
fu4 song1
扶桑
Fusang, a mythical island in ancient literature often identified as Japan.
fu4 taa1 lam4
扶他林
Voltaren, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug used to reduce swelling and relieve pain.
fu4 tai1
扶梯
An escalator, or a ladder.
fu4 tang4 bou2
符騰堡符腾堡
Württemberg; a region of southwest Germany and former state around Stuttgart.
fu4 zau3
符咒
Daoist talisman or magical charm written by a priest to summon spirits or ward off evil.
fu4 zeng3
扶正
To set upright or straight, or to elevate a concubine to the status of a primary wife.
fu4 zik6
扶植
To foster, nurture, or prop up talent or a political force.
fu4 zing3 aat3 ce4
扶正壓邪扶正压邪
To uphold justice and suppress evil forces.
fu4 zo6
扶助
To help or assist, especially by providing support to the weak or underprivileged.
fu5
婦妇
An older woman, or a married woman.
fu5 caan2 fo1
婦產科妇产科
Obstetrics and gynaecology; the branch of clinical medicine dealing with female reproductive health, pregnancy, and childbirth.
fu5 dou6
婦道妇道
Traditional female virtues or womanhood.
fu5 dou6 jan4 gaa1
婦道人家妇道人家
A woman or housewife, often used with a condescending or traditional tone.
fu5 fo1
婦科妇科
Gynaecology; the branch of clinical medicine dealing with the health of the female reproductive system.
fu5 fo1 ji1 sang1
婦科醫生妇科医生
Gynaecologist; a doctor specializing in the female reproductive system and women's health.
fu5 gu1 but6 kai1
婦姑勃谿妇姑勃溪
Dispute among womenfolk; family squabbles.
fu5 hou2
婦好妇好
Fu Hao, or Lady Hao, a female Chinese general of the late Shang Dynasty.
fu5 jan4
婦人妇人
A married woman; a wife.
fu5 jan4 zi1 jan4
婦人之仁妇人之仁
Weak-minded compassion or petty and short-sighted kindness.
fu5 jau3
婦幼妇幼
Women and children.
fu5 jyu4
婦孺妇孺
Women and children, traditionally regarded as the group most in need of priority assistance.
fu5 jyu4 gaai1 zi1
婦孺皆知妇孺皆知
Known to everyone; household knowledge.
fu5 lyun4
婦聯妇联
Women's league; women's federation.
fu5 neoi5
婦女妇女
An adult woman.
fu5 neoi5 nang4 ding2 bun3 bin1 tin1
婦女能頂半邊天妇女能顶半边天
Women can hold up half the sky; women are capable of doing the same work as men.
fu5 neoi5 si6 mou6 wai2 jyun4 wui2
婦女事務委員會妇女事务委员会
Women's Commission
fu5 neoi5 wan6 dung6
婦女運動妇女运动
Women's movement; feminist movement.
fu5 neoi5 zit3
婦女節妇女节
International Women's Day (March 8).
fu5 neoi5 zou2 zik1
婦女組織妇女组织
Women's organizations.
fu5 neoi5 zyu2 jam6
婦女主任妇女主任
Director of the local committee of the Women's Federation.