Cantonese words starting with J

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juk6 sik1
Flesh-colored; nude; the color of East Asian skin.
juk6 sik6
Carnivorous; feeding mainly on meat or other animals.
juk6 sik6 dung6 mat6
肉食动物
Carnivore; an animal that eats meat.
juk6 sik6 gung1 si1
A meat company or a butcher shop.
juk6 sik6 sing3 dung6 mat6
肉食性动物
Carnivore; carnivorous animal.
juk6 sing4
To help someone achieve a goal, complete a task, or facilitate a marriage.
juk6 soeng1
Meat merchant; a butcher or meat seller.
juk6 sou3 fu2
Yusuf, the Arabic masculine given name equivalent to Joseph.
juk6 suk6 syu2
Corn; maize.
juk6 sung1
肉松
Meat floss; a shredded, dried meat product.
juk6 syu6
玉树
Yushu, a Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Qinghai province.
juk6 syu6 zau1
玉树州
Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Qinghai Province.
juk6 syu6 zong6 zuk6 zi6 zi6 zau1
玉树藏族自治州
Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Qinghai Province, China.
juk6 syun1
Ugly, unsightly, or unpleasant to look at, but milder than 'wat6 dat6'.
juk6 taan2
To strip off the upper garment as a sign of submission, defeat, or to make a humble apology.
juk6 tai2
玉体
A respectful term for someone's body, or a literary term referring to the delicate body of a beautiful woman.
juk6 tai2
肉体
The physical body or flesh, as opposed to the spirit or mind.
juk6 tau4 gei1 jung1
玉头姬鹟
Sapphire flycatcher (Ficedula sapphira).
juk6 tin4
Yutian County, a county in Tangshan, Hebei, China.
juk6 tin4 jyun6
玉田县
Yutian County, a county in Tangshan, Hebei Province.
juk6 tiu4
肉条
Strips of meat, or meat cut into long, thin pieces.
juk6 tong1
浴汤
Bathwater; hot water used for bathing.
juk6 tong1
肉汤
Meat broth or soup.
juk6 tong1 min6
肉汤面
Noodles served in a meat broth or meat soup.
juk6 tou3
The Jade Hare, a legendary rabbit said to live on the Moon.
juk6 tung3
To feel heartache or regret over letting go of something valuable or highly cherished.
juk6 waan4
玉环
Yuhuan, a county-level city in Taizhou, Zhejiang, China.
juk6 waat6
Meat paste; seasoned, minced meat whipped into a smooth paste and ready to cook.
juk6 wong4
The Jade Emperor, the supreme deity in Taoism and Chinese folk religion.
juk6 wong4 daai6 dai3
The Jade Emperor, the supreme deity and ruler of heaven in Daoism.
juk6 wong4 deng2
玉皇顶
Jade Emperor Peak, the summit of Mount Tai in Shandong Province.
juk6 zaat3
Great burnet (Sanguisorba officinalis), a plant whose root is used in traditional Chinese medicine.
juk6 zan3 fat6 lik6
To wish to rouse oneself or improve a situation but lack the strength or resources to do so.
juk6 zap1
Gravy or meat juices.
juk6 zat1
肉质
The texture, quality, or mouthfeel of meat.
juk6 zat1 gan1
肉质根
Fleshy root or succulent root.
juk6 zau1
Yuzhou district of Yulin city in Guangxi, China.
juk6 zau1 keoi1
玉州区
Yuzhou, a district of Yulin City in Guangxi.
juk6 zeot1
狱卒
Prison guard; gaoler.
juk6 zi1 zit3
肉孜节
Eid al-Fitr; the Islamic festival marking the end of the fasting month of Ramadan.
juk6 zi2
A mattress or futon, typically cotton-padded.
juk6 zin3
肉垫
The pad on an animal's paw.
juk6 zo2 zam1 baan2 soeng6
To have no choice but to let oneself be manipulated and humiliated by others; like flesh on a chopping board.
juk6 zoeng3
肉酱
Meat sauce or minced meat paste.
juk6 zuk1
Angular Solomon's seal; a type of plant used in traditional Chinese medicine.
juk6 zuk1 wok6
肉足鹱
Flesh-footed shearwater (Ardenna carneipes, formerly Puffinus carneipes), a species of seabird.
juk6 zuk6
玉镯
A jade bracelet.
juk6 zung1 ci3
Thorn in one's flesh; a person who is deeply detested or hated.
juk6 zung2
育种
To breed plants or animals to produce new or improved varieties.
juk6 zyut6
欲绝
Extremely heartbroken, distressed, or devastated.