Cantonese words starting with J

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A fleece sweater; a woolly or fleece-lined top.

Idle, unemployed, or having a lot of free time with no official duties.

To be congested, clogged up, or jammed.

To eat without working; to lead an idle life and depend on others for food.

Redundant number, or an unnecessary amount in an account or calculation.

Redundant position; a superfluous post or job.

To support or express loyalty to a political leader, party, or policy.

擁護者拥护者

Supporter; advocate.

Many and varied; numerous and jumbled.

Crowded, packed, or densely populated.

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擁擠不堪拥挤不堪

Overcrowded, extremely congested, or packed with people.

Verbose, redundant, or wordy.

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冗贅詞冗赘词

An expletive or dummy word in linguistics.

To pour into, surge into, or crowd into a space.

Redundant position; a superfluous or unnecessary post in an organization.

Swollen or bloated, especially in a heavy, bulky, or bloated manner.

A Chinese surname, typically transliterated as Yung or Iong.

The sight of many mountain peaks connecting.

Common, ordinary, mediocre, or incompetent.

Lethargic, lazy, or easy-going.

Military, martial, or related to soldiers.

Banyan; a large evergreen tree with a wide canopy and slender aerial roots.

To dissolve; to have a solid disperse evenly and disappear into a liquid.

Concentrated, strong, or thick.

To melt; to turn from solid to liquid due to heat.

Fine, soft hair or down on animals, or fabric with a soft nap on its surface.

The Chinese surname Rong.

Fine, soft, and thin hair.

Minced or mashed food that has been ground into a paste.

To blend, integrate, or merge; to melt or thaw.

The surname Yong.

Large bell used as an ancient musical instrument.

A song, ode, or hymn, often expressing praise.

Grand, solemn, or hoping.

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Unable to tolerate or bear; cannot allow or stand.

Mercenary; a soldier hired to fight for a foreign army.

To thaw or melt ice, used literally or figuratively.

Flannel; a soft woven fabric made of cotton yarn or wool.

Military vehicle, war chariot, or army chariot.

A mediocre person; someone of ordinary or average talent.

Melting point; the temperature at which a substance changes state from solid to liquid.

A solutional cave formed by the chemical weathering and erosion of limestone by water.

To dissolve; for a solid substance to disperse and disappear into a liquid.

To melt; to change from a solid to a liquid state due to heat.

To melt or thaw, especially of ice, frost, or snow.

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熔化點熔化点

A maid, domestic helper, or housekeeper.

To dissolve a solid in a liquid, forming a homogeneous mixture.