Cantonese words starting with H

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hap6 ji4 wai4 jat1

合而為一合而为一

To combine into one; to unite or incorporate separate things into a single whole.

Chivalry; a spirit of helping those in need and upholding justice without expecting a reward.

To act together or put on a joint performance.

To joint-venture; to run a business together.

Contract; a legally binding agreement detailing mutual responsibilities and benefits.

To suit one's needs or be fit for use.

Sociable and gregarious, being willing to fit in and go along with the crowd.

Reasonable, rational, or fair; conforming to what is expected and normal.

To rationalize; to justify a behavior or attitude.

To work together; to pool efforts to accomplish the same task.

To close or shut two sides together so they touch.

hap6 ngaan5 jyun4

合眼緣合眼缘

Pleasing to the eye; to one's liking at first sight, creating a good first impression.

Well-matched, in harmony, or having great chemistry with one another.

To have fun, enjoy oneself, and be happy.

Hepu County in Guangxi, China.

hap6 saai3 ho4 ce2

To have matching tastes, interests, or hobbies with someone; to be a perfect match or on the same wavelength.

hap6 sam1 seoi2

To one's liking; to suit someone's taste or preference.

To put one's palms together as a sign of prayer, respect, or greeting.

hap6 sau2 hap6 goek3

合手合腳合手合脚

To cooperate, work together, or coordinate well with one another.

To feel sleepy; to be drowsy due to fatigue.

To contact or make inquiries to a service provider or seller.

Timely, opportune, or fashionable.

Suitable, appropriate, or fitting requirements.

Synthetic; composed of different substances combined together.

hap6 sing4 sou3

合成數合成数

Composite number; a natural number greater than one that has a positive divisor other than one and itself.

To contact and discuss; used in business or formal writing.

hap6 suk6 gau2 tau4

烚熟狗頭烚熟狗头

Grinning broadly, happily, or stupidly, such that one is showing all of their teeth.

To contact and discuss business or matters with someone.

合體字合体字

Compound characters; Chinese characters formed by combining multiple simpler characters, sometimes with omitted strokes.

Walnut; a light brown edible nut with a hard shell, resembling a brain.

Walnut cookie; a Chinese pastry made with walnuts.

Contract; agreement.

A compilation or collection of works.

hap6 zai2 faan6

盒仔飯盒仔饭

Boxed meal; bento box containing rice and side dishes.

To joint-venture; to jointly pool capital to start a company or fund a project.

hap6 zi1 kei5 jip6

合資企業合资企业

A group photo; a photograph taken together.

hap6 zoeng2 gwaa1

Chayote; an edible green gourd from the Cucurbitaceae family.

To cooperate, collaborate, or work together.

hap6 zok3 kei5 jip6

合作企業合作企业

A cooperative enterprise or partnership corporation.

Cooperative society; a type of registered organization owned and run jointly by its members.

合眾社合众社

United Press International; UPI.

To write or co-author a book jointly.

To beg; to lower oneself to make a request of others.

To reach, extend, or last up to a certain time or point.

To sneeze, or the sound of a sneeze.

To beg to surrender; to plead for peace.

hat1 jan4 zang1

Annoying, disgusting, or loathsome; provoking dislike from others.

Beggar; a person who asks others for money and food.