Cantonese words starting with H

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A mark, symbol, or sign used for recording or indication, including punctuation marks.

Generous and lavish when spending money; free-spending.

Not at all; completely without.

Lofty ideals, pride, and enthusiasm.

Bold, unrestrained, and liberal; describing a person, behavior, or style that is open and unconventional.

A hero; a person of outstanding talent, courage, and ability.

Oyster mushroom.

Milligram; a unit of weight equal to one-thousandth of a gram.

Generous and openhanded with money; not being stingy or calculating.

Exhilaration or exuberant spirits.

To wail; to cry loudly and bitterly without stopping.

Oyster sauce; a thick, brown Chinese condiment made from oysters and brine.

Torrential rain; a massive downpour.

Powerful and unscrupulous people, such as local strongmen, magnates, or elites.

Extremely small amount; tiny or minute details.

Bold, generous, and uninhibited, typically describing a man's character.

Millimeter; a unit of length equal to one-thousandth of a meter.

Totally lacking; not at all; not in the least.

hou4 mou4 bou2 lau4

毫無保留毫无保留

Without reservation; completely; holding nothing back.

hou4 mou4 ji4 man6

毫無疑問毫无疑问

Undoubtedly; there is no doubt.

hou4 mou4 jung6 cyu3

毫無用處毫无用处

Useless; completely of no use or value.

Wealthy and influential family; a rich household with high social standing.

Extremely small or insignificant thing; a minuscule amount or detail.

Dried or wind-dried oyster, often eaten as an auspicious food.

Milliliter; a unit of volume equal to one-thousandth of a liter.

Forthright, straightforward, and generous.

To wail; to cry loudly.

Luxurious, sumptuous, or magnificent; highly comfortable and expensive.

Luxurious residence, mansion, or high-end apartment.

Ten-cent coin or unit of ten cents in currency.

Porcupine; a large rodent with sharp quills on its skin, commonly found in the wild in Hong Kong.

Vast, huge, or great in quantity; originally referring to a vast expanse of water.

An auspicious character used in personal names, historically meaning the vast sky.

Rainy, or describing rippling and bubbling water.

An auspicious character used in personal names.

Bright; pure; white.

Bright; luminous; white; used primarily in personal names.

To claim to be; to be known as; to be called.

Grand, vast, or huge in scale, momentum, or influence.

Great calamity; a severe catastrophe involving heavy casualties and damage.

To howl, shout, or cry out loudly.

Bugle, horn, or trumpet, often used historically in the military or metaphorically as a signal.

Vast and boundless; immense in size, volume, or quantity.

White and glistening.

hou6 hou6 dong6 dong6

浩浩蕩蕩浩浩荡荡

Grand, majestic, or vast and mighty, especially describing a massive and imposing crowd or procession.

Vast, overwhelming, or grand, especially in spirit or scale.

Gallant Garden; a public cemetery in Hong Kong dedicated to civil servants who died in the line of duty.

An order or command, especially a military one.

Number; a sequence of digits used as an identifier or label.