Cantonese words starting with G
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gwan6
郡
An administrative division of a country, such as a county or shire, or a commandery in ancient China.
gwang1
薨
To die, specifically referring to the death of a prince, feudal lord, or high official; also used to describe a loud, rumbling sound.
gwang1
轟轰
A loud noise or the sound of thunder.
gwang1 dung6
轟動轰动
Sensation; causing a great stir, attention, or excitement among many people.
gwang1 dung6 jat1 si4
轟動一時轰动一时
To cause a sensation or stir for a period of time; to capture public attention for a while.
gwang1 gwang1 lit6 lit6
轟轟烈烈轰轰烈烈
Grand, spectacular, and vigorous; on a magnificent scale, shaking or deeply moving people's hearts.
gwang1 zaa3
轟炸轰炸
To bomb; to attack by dropping bombs from aircraft.
gwang1 zaa3 gei1
轟炸機轰炸机
Bomber; a military aircraft designed to drop bombs on ground or water targets.
gwat1
橘
Mandarin orange or tangerine; a round, orange citrus fruit with a sweet and sour taste.
gwat1
骨
Bone; the rigid organ that constitutes part of the skeleton in vertebrates.
gwat1
鶻鹘
A type of turtledove.
gwat1 bei3
骨痹
To feel uncomfortable or cringing, often in reaction to something overly cheesy, sappy, or awkward.
gwat1 bei3
骨痺
Cringey, overly sweet, or nauseating, making others feel uncomfortable or embarrassed.
gwat1 ci3
骨刺
Bone spur; osteophyte; a bony growth on the bone that limits movement.
gwat1 coeng4
骨場骨场
Massage parlour; an establishment providing massage services.
gwat1 cung4
骨蟲骨虫
A regular customer of massage parlors.
gwat1 fui1
骨灰
Cremated remains; ashes of a human or animal body after cremation.
gwat1 fui1 ham1
骨灰龕骨灰龛
Columbarium; a niche or place where ash urns are stored after cremation.
gwat1 fui1 ung3
骨灰甕骨灰瓮
A cinerary urn for holding the ashes of a cremated body.
gwat1 gaa2
骨架
Skeleton, framework, or bone structure of a body.
gwat1 gaak3
骨骼
Skeleton; bone structure or physical build.
gwat1 gaak3 hai6 tung2
骨骼系統骨骼系统
Skeletal system.
gwat1 gaau1 jyun4
骨膠原骨胶原
Collagen; a major type of protein in animals that makes up skin, cartilage, and connective tissue.
gwat1 gam2
骨感
Svelte or slender, referring to a thin person whose bone structure is prominent but aesthetically pleasing.
gwat1 gon3
骨幹骨干
Backbone; a core, essential, or supporting member or part of a group or system.
gwat1 hei3
骨氣骨气
Strength of character; integrity; unyielding loyalty to someone or to one's own principles.
gwat1 juk6
骨肉
One's own flesh and blood; offspring.
gwat1 luk1
骨碌
To roll; to rotate or roll over.
gwat1 mui6
骨妹
Young female masseuse.
gwat1 neoi5
骨女
A young woman who works as a masseuse in a massage parlour.
gwat1 ngaam4
骨癌
Bone cancer.
gwat1 paai2
骨牌
Dominoes, both the gaming tiles and the blocks used for chain-reaction toppling.
gwat1 pun4
骨盆
Pelvis; the basin-shaped bony structure in mammals that supports the spine and protects organs such as the bladder.
gwat1 seoi5
骨髓
Bone marrow; the tissue inside bones that produces blood cells.
gwat1 seoi5 jim4
骨髓炎
Osteomyelitis; inflammation of the bone and bone marrow, also known as medullitis.
gwat1 tau4
骨頭骨头
Bone; also used figuratively to refer to a person's character.
gwat1 tung3
骨痛
Ostealgia; bone pain.
gwat1 zat1 so1 sung1
骨質疏鬆骨质疏松
Osteoporosis; a condition where bones become weak and brittle, easily leading to fractures.
gwat1 zi2
骨子
Tidy, neat, and elegant, especially when describing a room or house.
gwat1 zi2
骨緻骨致
Sophisticated, exquisite, elegant, and tasteful in design or craftsmanship.
gwat1 zing1 jau2
骨精友
Someone who frequently visits massage parlors, especially dodgy or illicit ones.
gwat1 zit3
骨折
Bone fracture; a broken bone.
gwat6
倔
Obstinate; stubborn; unyielding and lacking in tact.
gwat6
崛
To rise abruptly; to stand tall; to tower.
gwat6
掘
To dig or excavate; to remove soil to make a hole.
gwat6 cing4
倔情
Stubborn, unreasonable, and unyielding in one's attitude or feelings.
gwat6 cou2 pei4
掘草皮
To win money from horse racing.
gwat6 duk1
倔篤倔笃
Dead end; having no way through or closed at one end.
gwat6 gam1
掘金
To make quick money; to make a fortune rapidly.
gwat6 hei2
崛起
To rise abruptly or tower over; or metaphorically, to rise rapidly in status, power, or prominence.