Cantonese words starting with J

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Hot water; water that is heated.

jit6 seoi2 cou3

熱水澡热水澡

Hot bath or shower

jit6 seoi2 doi2

熱水袋热水袋

Hot-water bottle

jit6 seoi2 hei3

熱水器热水器

jit6 seoi2 lou4

熱水爐热水炉

Water heater; a device that uses energy to heat water for household use, such as in the bathroom and kitchen.

jit6 seoi2 ping4

熱水瓶热水瓶

Thermos, vacuum flask, or a hot water dispenser.

熱水壺热水壶

Thermos; vacuum flask or hot water kettle.

jit6 sik1 gwong1

熱釋光热释光

Thermoluminescence.

Hot food; cooked food served hot.

Hotline; a dedicated telephone line used to facilitate direct communication and services.

jit6 sin3 din6 waa2

熱線電話热线电话

Telephone hotline

Enthusiasm, passion, or earnestness driven by deep interest.

jit6 sing4 cang4

熱成層热成层

To sell well; to be in great demand or a hot seller.

jit6 tang4 tang4

熱騰騰热腾腾

Piping hot and steaming, or used to describe a lively, bustling atmosphere.

A popular thread, post, or topic in an online forum.

Provincial judge in imperial China.

Burning hot; scalding; to burn with heat.

One's beloved homeland or a place of deep emotional attachment.

jit6 wo1 soeng6 dik1 maa5 ngai5

熱鍋上的螞蟻热锅上的蚂蚁

Extremely anxious, restless, or frantic, like a cat on hot bricks.

Suffering from excessive internal heat (heatiness) or indigestion.

A tiller, sprout, or new shoot growing from the base of a plant or tree stump.

Indigestion or digestive accumulation caused by internal heat.

Calorific value; heating value of a fuel.

To be enthusiastic about; to be deeply interested in or obsessed with something.

熱中子热中子

Thermal neutron.

jit6 zyu1 gu1 lik1

熱朱古力热朱古力

One, especially on dice, dominoes, or playing cards; also meaning youngest or tiny.

To shout, yell, or call out, especially to hawk goods or herd animals.

The chirping sound of grasshoppers or other insects.

Mound; also used as a variant for the legendary Emperor Yao.

Tender, fresh-looking, or blossoming.

An exclamation of frustration or anger, used as a milder euphemism for the swear word "diu".

Ormazda, the Sun God of the Zoroastrians and Manicheans.

The waist; the area of the human body between the ribs and the hips.

To want, desire, or need something.

One's lower back and spine, or one's posture.

Waist pack, fanny pack, or belt bag.

么並矢幺并矢

Idemfactor; a dyadic operator that is its own square.

The waist; the waist section of a person's body or an object.

jiu1 cin4 maan6 gun3

腰纏萬貫腰缠万贯

Extremely wealthy; loaded; possessing immense riches.

To invite; to request someone's presence as a guest or participant.

jiu1 cing2 coi3

邀請賽邀请赛

An invitation tournament, such as a sports competition between schools or companies.

jiu1 cing2 haam4

邀請函邀请函

An invitation letter.

Belt; a strap worn around the waist.

An ace in card games or dice.

To shout, call out, or yell orders.