Cantonese words starting with J
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jyu4 gaa2 baau1 wun6
如假包換如假包换
Authentic, genuine, and 100% real; guaranteed replacement if fake.
jyu4 gaau1
魚膠鱼胶
Gelatin or isinglass; a food ingredient made from animal collagen used to make soft candy and capsules.
jyu4 gaau1 ci5 cat1
如膠似漆如胶似漆
Having a close and deep relationship; joined at the hip, typically describing lovers.
jyu4 gam1
如今
Now, nowadays, or this moment, usually implying a change in circumstances.
jyu4 gan3
儒艮
Dugong; a herbivorous marine mammal closely related to the manatee but with a fluked tail.
jyu4 gau2
魚笱鱼笱
A basket used for catching fish.
jyu4 gei3
娛記娱记
Entertainment reporter or correspondent.
jyu4 ging2 waan1
愉景灣愉景湾
Discovery Bay; a residential development on Lantau Island in Hong Kong.
jyu4 gon1
魚竿鱼竿
Fishing rod; a long, thin pole used with a fishing line to catch fish.
jyu4 gon1 jau4
魚肝油鱼肝油
Cod liver oil; oil extracted from the livers of marine fish, primarily cod.
jyu4 gong1
魚缸鱼缸
Fish tank or fish bowl; a water-filled container for keeping fish and other aquatic life.
jyu4 gong2
漁港渔港
Fishing port or fishing harbour where fishermen and fishing boats gather.
jyu4 gun3
魚貫鱼贯
One by one in an orderly line; in single file.
jyu4 gun3 ji4 ceot1
魚貫而出鱼贯而出
To file out; to exit one after another in single file.
jyu4 gung1 ji4 saan1
愚公移山
To persistently work to achieve something seemingly impossible, showing courage and determination to overcome difficulties.
jyu4 gwat1
魚骨鱼骨
Fish bone.
jyu4 gwo2
如果
If; in case of; used to introduce a conditional clause.
jyu4 haa1 haai5
魚蝦蟹鱼虾蟹
Hoo Hey How; a Chinese gambling dice game featuring pictures of fish, prawns, crabs, and other symbols.
jyu4 haa6
餘下余下
Remaining; left over.
jyu4 haa6
餘暇余暇
Leisure time; spare time or remaining free time.
jyu4 heoi2
如許如许
To such an extent; so much; this much.
jyu4 hing3
餘興余兴
Lingering interest or entertainment that continues after the main activity is over.
jyu4 ho4
如何
How; in what way.
jyu4 hoeng1 ke2 zi2
魚香茄子鱼香茄子
Sichuan-style braised eggplant with garlic, chili, and minced pork.
jyu4 hok6
儒學儒学
Confucianism; the academic thoughts and philosophy of the Confucian school.
jyu4 jan4
漁人渔人
Fisherman.
jyu4 jan4 dak1 lei6
漁人得利渔人得利
To benefit from a dispute between two other parties.
jyu4 jan4 zit3
愚人節愚人节
April Fools' Day, celebrated on April 1st.
jyu4 jap6 mou4 jan4 zi1 ging2
如入無人之境如入无人之境
To encounter little or no resistance from the opposition, as if entering an empty place.
jyu4 jat6 zung1 tin1
如日中天
At the zenith of one's career or development; reaching the peak of prosperity.
jyu4 jau4
魚油鱼油
Fish oil; oil extracted from the tissue of fish.
jyu4 jau4 fu2 zung1
魚游釜中鱼游釜中
To be like a fish swimming in a cooking pot, facing imminent peril.
jyu4 ji3
如意
According to one's wishes, satisfying, or gratifying.
jyu4 ji3 syun3 pun4
如意算盤如意算盘
Plans or calculations based on wishful thinking.
jyu4 ji4
魚兒鱼儿
Fish.
jyu4 jin4
餘弦余弦
Cosine; the ratio of the adjacent side to the hypotenuse in a right-angled triangle.
jyu4 jip6
漁業渔业
Fishery; the fishing and aquaculture industry.
jyu4 joek3
魚躍鱼跃
To leap like a fish jumping out of water; to make a diving or leaping motion.
jyu4 juk6
魚肉鱼肉
Fish meat; the flesh of a fish.
jyu4 jung1
漁翁渔翁
An old fisherman.
jyu4 jyu4 dak1 seoi2
如魚得水如鱼得水
In one's element; like a fish in water; placed in a highly suitable environment.
jyu4 jyu5 hung4 zoeng2 bat1 ho2 gim1 dak1
魚與熊掌不可兼得鱼与熊掌不可兼得
You cannot have your cake and eat it; you must choose between two desirable but mutually exclusive things.
jyu4 jyun2
愉園愉园
Happy Valley Athletic Association, a Hong Kong sports club.
jyu4 jyun6
如願如愿
To have one's wishes fulfilled; as one wishes.
jyu4 jyun6 ji5 soeng4
如願以償如愿以偿
To have one's wishes fulfilled, or to see one's hopes and dreams realized.
jyu4 kei4
如期
As scheduled; on time according to a set schedule.
jyu4 kei4
魚鰭鱼鳍
Fin; the organ used by fish for swimming and balance.
jyu4 kwan4
襦裙
Ruqun, a traditional Chinese attire consisting of a short jacket and a long skirt.
jyu4 laan4
魚欄鱼栏
A fish market or seafood market; a place where fish and other seafood are sold.
jyu4 laan4 zit3
盂蘭節盂兰节
Ghost Festival, also known as the Hungry Ghost Festival, held on the 14th day of the seventh lunar month.