Cantonese words starting with G

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gai1 gu1
鸡菇
Shaggy ink cap mushroom or chicken drumstick mushroom.
gai1 gun1
鸡冠
Cockscomb; the red fleshy growth on the head of an adult rooster.
gai1 gun1 faa1
鸡冠花
Cockscomb flower
gai1 gun1 keoi1
鸡冠区
Jiguan, a district of Jixi City in Heilongjiang.
gai1 gun3
To have just attained maturity in traditional Chinese culture.
gai1 gung1
鸡公
Rooster; a male chicken.
gai1 gung1 faa1
鸡公花
Cockscomb flower; a plant with comb-like flower heads that thrives in dry soil and is used in medicine.
gai1 gung1 saan1
鸡公山
Kai Kung Shan in Hong Kong, or Jigongshan in Xinyang City, China.
gai1 gwat1
鸡骨
Chicken bone.
gai1 gwat1 cou2
鸡骨草
Abrus cantoniensis, a medicinal herb native to southern China used in Cantonese herbal tea.
gai1 hok3
鸡壳
Chicken carcass; the remaining parts of a chicken after the head, wings, thighs, and organs are removed.
gai1 hong6
鸡项
A young female chicken that has not laid eggs yet.
gai1 hung1
鸡胸
Chicken breast.
gai1 hung1 juk6
鸡胸肉
Chicken breast meat.
gai1 hung4
鸡红
Chicken blood curd; congealed chicken blood commonly used in congee or hot pot.
gai1 hyun2 bat1 ning4
鸡犬不宁
Pandemonium; a state of extreme disturbance where not even the chickens and dogs are left in peace.
gai1 hyun2 sing1 tin1
鸡犬升天
Even his chickens and dogs ascend to heaven; those associated with a powerful person rise to power with them.
gai1 hyut3 sek6
鸡血石
Bloodstone or heliotrope; a variety of jasper containing red inclusions of hematite.
gai1 jat6
鸡日
The first day of the first month in the lunar calendar, traditionally known as the Day of the Chicken.
gai1 jik6
鸡翼
Chicken wing, commonly referred to as a food ingredient.
gai1 jik6 zau6
鸡翼袖
Sleeveless or very short sleeves that completely expose the armpit when the arm is raised.
gai1 juk6
鸡肉
Chicken meat, especially when prepared as food.
gai1 lak6
鸡肋
Chicken ribs; a metaphor for something of little value that is nonetheless hard to throw away.
gai1 ling4 gau2 seoi3
鸡零狗碎
Trivial, worthless, or in fragments and pieces.
gai1 lung4
鸡笼
Chicken coop; a cage or enclosure for keeping chickens.
gai1 maang4
鸡盲
Night blindness or nyctalopia.
gai1 mei5 baau1
鸡尾包
Cocktail bun; a classic Hong Kong sweet bun with a filling of sugar and shredded coconut.
gai1 mei5 zau2
鸡尾酒
Cocktail; an alcoholic drink made by mixing various beverages and ingredients.
gai1 mei5 zau2 wui2
鸡尾酒会
A cocktail party.
gai1 ming4 gau2 dou6
鸡鸣狗盗
Petty skills, tricks, or talents of little value.
gai1 mou4
鸡毛
Chicken feather, or something trivial and insignificant.
gai1 mou4 aap3 hyut3
鸡毛鸭血
To be in a terrible state, in deep trouble, or in a chaotic, disastrous situation.
gai1 mou4 dim3
鸡毛店
A cheap, basic inn where guests sleep on piles of chicken feathers for warmth.
gai1 mou4 sou2
鸡毛扫
Feather duster made with chicken feathers on a wooden stick, used for dusting or as a household implement for physical punishment.
gai1 mou4 syun3 pei4
鸡毛蒜皮
Trivial, petty, or insignificant things of very little importance.
gai1 mou6
鸡鹜
Petty or mean-spirited people.
gai1 naa2
鸡乸
Hen; a female chicken.
gai1 naa2 dau3
鸡乸窦
Messy, unkempt, or disheveled hair.
gai1 naa2 gam2 daai6 zek3 zi6
鸡乸咁大只字
Extremely large, usually referring to very big written characters or font size.
gai1 ngaan5
鸡眼
Foot corn; clavus; a localized thickening of skin, usually on the foot, caused by repeated friction.
gai1 nin4
The beginning of maturity of a girl, referring to the age of fifteen.
gai1 nin4
鸡年
Year of the Rooster in the Chinese zodiac.
gai1 noi6 gam1
鸡内金
Membrane of a chicken gizzard, used as a medicinal herb in traditional Chinese medicine to aid digestion.
gai1 o1 niu6
尿鸡屙尿
Extremely rare, or something that has never happened before.
gai1 paa2
鸡扒
Chicken fillet, typically a deboned chicken thigh.
gai1 paai4
鸡排
Chicken cutlet or chicken chop, often breaded and fried.
gai1 pei4
鸡皮
Chicken skin; the skin of a chicken located underneath the feathers.
gai1 pei4 gat6 daap3
鸡皮疙瘩
Goosebumps; goose pimples.
gai1 pei4 zi2
鸡皮纸
Lightweight, machine-glazed or waxed wrapping paper, typically brownish-yellow and water-resistant.
gai1 pin2
鸡片
Slices of chicken meat, or slang for a bad movie.