Cantonese words starting with K

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kwai1
Rules or regulations used to restrict behavior, typically with penalties if violated.
kwai1 bei6
規避规避
To evade, avoid, or circumvent.
kwai1 bun2
虧本亏本
To lose money in business; to fail to make back one's capital investment.
kwai1 caai4
虧柴亏柴
Weak, thin, physically frail, or lacking in stamina.
kwai1 cak1
窺測窥测
To spy on, peep, or surreptitiously observe in order to guess or size up a situation.
kwai1 cing4
規程规程
Rules, regulations, or procedural guidelines governing a process or order of business.
kwai1 ding6
規定规定
Rules, regulations, terms, or prescribed procedures that must be followed during an activity.
kwai1 doi6
虧待亏待
To treat unfairly, poorly, or with less than someone deserves.
kwai1 faan6
規範规范
Standard, norm, or established pattern that is universally accepted.
kwai1 gaak3
規格规格
Specifications or standards; requirements for the handling of objects or affairs.
kwai1 gaap3
盔甲
Helmet and armor, or body armor alone.
kwai1 geoi2
規矩规矩
Well-behaved and disciplined; law-abiding or following the rules.
kwai1 gin3
窺見窥见
To peek, catch a glimpse of, or detect.
kwai1 gun2
規管规管
To regulate; to control or govern according to rules.
kwai1 him3
虧欠亏欠
To feel indebted to someone, typically in terms of a personal favor or care.
kwai1 hung1
虧空亏空
To have a deficit, run out of money, or embezzle funds.
kwai1 hyun3
規勸规劝
To exhort, advise, or admonish; to persuade someone using friendly and sincere words.
kwai1 jau2
虧友亏友
Someone who is physically weak, frail, or in poor health.
kwai1 jin4
巋然岿然
Towering, lofty, and standing tall and independent.
kwai1 joek6
虧弱亏弱
Weak, debilitated, or frail.
kwai1 lai6
規例规例
Rules, regulations, or ordinances; binding codes and practices.
kwai1 leot6
規律规律
Rules and regulations, or a regular, orderly pattern.
kwai1 lou2
虧佬亏佬
A physically weak or frail man.
kwai1 lou2 fu3
虧佬褲亏佬裤
Long johns; tight-fitting warm underpants typically made of cotton or wool.
kwai1 mou4
規模规模
Scale, size, scope, or extent of an organization or man-made object.
kwai1 ngai4
巋巍岿巍
Towering, tall, and lofty.
kwai1 sam1
虧心亏心
Feeling guilty or having a bad conscience because one's actions violate morality or right principles.
kwai1 sam1 si6
虧心事亏心事
An unconscionable, shameful, or immoral act that goes against one's conscience.
kwai1 sit6
虧蝕亏蚀
To lose money; to suffer a financial loss.
kwai1 syun2
虧損亏损
A financial loss or deficit where expenses exceed revenue.
kwai1 taam3
窺探窥探
To spy upon, pry into, or investigate secret information through covert observation.
kwai1 tiu4
規條规条
Rules, regulations, and bylaws.
kwai1 waak6
規劃规划
To plan or design on a high level, without details; planning or program.
kwai1 waak6
規畫规画
To plan or program; a project, plan, or layout.
kwai1 zak1
規則规则
Rules or regulations; guidelines outlining what is permitted, forbidden, and the procedures to follow.
kwai3
Ashamed; remorseful.
kwai3 gau3
愧疚
Ashamed and guilty; remorseful.
kwai4
Prime minister; premier.
kwai4
To bring, carry, or take along a person or object.
kwai4
To stare at; also used in terms referring to separation or being apart.
kwai4
Sunflower, mallow, or similar plants with large leaves that turn towards the sun.
kwai4
Used in personal names.
kwai4
A Chinese surname.
kwai4
Thoroughfare, road, or path; also high, or cheekbone.
kwai4 cing1
葵青
Kwai Tsing District, a district in southern New Territories, Hong Kong, comprising Kwai Chung and Tsing Yi.
kwai4 cing1 keoi1
葵青區葵青区
Kwai Tsing District, one of the 18 districts of Hong Kong.
kwai4 cung1
葵涌
Kwai Chung; an area in the southwestern New Territories of Hong Kong, opposite Tsing Yi.
kwai4 daai3
攜帶携带
To bring, carry, or take something with you while moving.
kwai4 faa1
葵花
Sunflower
kwai4 fong1
葵芳
Kwai Fong, an area in Kwai Chung in the New Territories, Hong Kong.