Cantonese words starting with G

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gam1 baai3 haa6 fung1

甘拜下風甘拜下风

To graciously admit defeat in a competition or bow to someone's superiority.

gam1 baak3 lei6 ngaam4

Kimberlite, a type of igneous rock known for sometimes containing diamonds.

gam1 baan1 hang4

金斑鴴金斑鸻

Pacific golden plover (Pluvialis fulva).

金不換金不换

Thai basil; sweet basil.

甘比亞甘比亚

Gambia; a country in West Africa.

gam1 bik1 fai1 wong4

金碧輝煌金碧辉煌

Splendid and magnificent in architecture and decoration.

gam1 bik1 jing4 wong4

金碧熒煌金碧荧煌

Splendid in green and gold; looking radiant.

Phnom Penh, the capital city of Cambodia.

Gold leaf or gold foil; extremely thin sheets of gold used for gilding, electronics, cosmetics, or food decoration.

A golden list or tablet, historically used to publish the names of successful candidates in the imperial examinations.

gam1 bong2 tai4 ming4

金榜題名金榜题名

To succeed in the imperial examinations.

Campbell (name)

gam1 bui3 saam1 zi2 doek3 muk6 niu5

金背三趾啄木鳥金背三趾啄木鸟

Common flameback (Dinopium javanense), a bird species.

The gold standard, a monetary system where the currency is directly linked to gold.

The golden alms bowl of a Buddhist monk.

gam1 caan3 caan3

金燦燦金灿灿

Golden-bright and dazzling.

Gold lacquer, gilding, or gold paint.

Golden autumn; a romantic and poetic name for autumn.

This time, or the current event or occurrence.

Oriental greenfinch (Chloris sinica, formerly Carduelis sinica).

gam1 ci3 cou3 mei4

金翅噪鶥金翅噪鹛

Assam laughingthrush (Trochalopteron chrysopterum); a bird species native to China and neighboring regions.

Grey-capped greenfinch (Chloris sinica), a bird species of East Asia.

Money or wealth.

gam1 cin4 gwaa3 seoi3

金錢掛帥金钱挂帅

Caring only about money and wealth; money-oriented.

gam1 cin4 gwai1

金錢龜金钱龟

The Chinese three-striped box turtle (Cuora trifasciata).

gam1 cin4 maan6 nang4

金錢萬能金钱万能

Money is omnipotent; money talks.

gam1 cin4 paau3

金錢豹金钱豹

金錢肚金钱肚

Honeycomb tripe; the second stomach of a cow, used as a food ingredient.

A ceramic urn or jar used to hold exhumed bones in a traditional secondary burial.

Jin Dynasty (1115–1234), founded by the Jurchen people of North China.

Jinchang, a prefecture-level city in Gansu province, China.

gam1 coeng1 jyu2

金槍魚金枪鱼

gam1 coeng1 si5

Jinchang, a prefecture-level city in Gansu Province.

gam1 coeng3 pin3

Gold record; a golden disc awarded to a singer or musician for reaching a certain level of sales.

Licorice root; a sweet root used in traditional Chinese medicine and flavoring.

gam1 cung1 fan2

金蔥粉金葱粉

Glitter; tiny, sparkling decorative pieces or powder.

gam1 cung1 gaau1

金蔥膠金葱胶

Glitter glue; glue mixed with fine glitter.

Imamura, a Japanese surname.

Jinchuan; a district in Gansu or a county in Sichuan, China.

gam1 cyun1 jyun6

金川縣金川县

Jinchuan County, in Ngawa Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan.

gam1 cyun1 keoi1

金川區金川区

Jinchuan District, a district of Jinchang City in Gansu, China.

Sweet spring water.

Gimcheon, a city in Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea.

gam1 cyun4 jyun6

甘泉縣甘泉县

Ganquan, a county in Yan'an, Shaanxi.

gam1 daai6 zung1

Kim Dae-jung, South Korean politician, president from 1998 to 2003, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 2000.

Ganden Monastery, a Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Dagzê, Lhasa, Tibet.

Gande; a county in Golog Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai.

gam1 dak1 jyun6

甘德縣甘德县

Gadê, a county in Golog Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai.

Mahatma Gandhi, the historical leader who led India to independence from Great Britain.