Cantonese words starting with L

7,259 entries

lok6 zaan6see 落棧|落栈[luo4 zhan4]

落閘放狗落闸放狗

lok6 zaap6 fong3 gau2(to close the gate and unleash the dogs to ward off burglars); to express that a place is closed and visitors are not welcome; a phrase used for telling coworkers that it's time to lock up soon so that they should hurry and finish what they are doing; a phrase used to warn those who come asking for trouble to watch out and be careful of their actions

lok6 zai2to have an abortion

lok6 zam2to have a stiff neck after sleeping

lok6 zeng2 haa6 sek6to throw stones at sb who has fallen down a well (idiom)

落嘴頭落嘴头

lok6 zeoi2 tau4persuading hard (spoken)

lok6 zi1Ritz (cracker brand)

樂滋滋乐滋滋

lok6 zi1 zi1(coll.) contented

lok6 zi2fun; laughing matter

lok6 zi2see 蓮花落|莲花落[lian2 hua1 lao4]

lok6 zi3see 樂至縣|乐至县[Le4 zhi4 Xian4]

樂至縣乐至县

lok6 zi3 jyun6Lezhi, a county in Ziyang City 資陽市|资阳市[Zi1 yang2 Shi4], Sichuan

lok6 zo6to sit down

lok6 zo6to sit down

樂在其中乐在其中

lok6 zoi6 kei4 zung1to take pleasure in sth (idiom)

lok6 zong1removing make-up (spoken)

lok6 zong1to step down from a committee [colloquial]

lok6 zong3to bury the dead

lok6 zuk1put sufficient; to put in a lot of ….

lok6 zuk6to show poor taste

lok6 zung2to sow seeds [colloquial]

lok6 zyu3to place a bet [colloquial]

long1to pad (Cantonese)

long1 dong1(dialect) (of age) more or less; or so

long1 lai2(adjective) outrageous; Angry; Insolent

long2to rinse [colloquial]

long2 hau2to rinse the mouth; to gargle

long2 hau2 zung1(noun) rinsing mug;mug for rinsing teeth

long3to dry in the air ; (fig.) to cold-shoulder

long3 hou4 fong1(noun) Langham Place, which is a mall in Mongkok, Hong Kong

long4mythical place where the Celestial Emperor stores his books

long4a tall tree (archaic); sound of wood beating against wood

long4wave; unrestrained; wasteful

long4(adjective) 1. heartless; 2. ruthless; 3. vicious; 4. aggressive

long4jade-like stone; tinkling of pendants; onomatopoeia sound of reading aloud

long4(gem); pearl-like jade; onomatopoeia for the sound of reading aloud

long4grass; wolf's-tail grass

long4dragonfly; a type of beetle

long4(arch.) minister; noun prefix denoting function or status; husband; son in law

long4 ban1 ci2 dat6the wolf runs and the wild boar rushes (idiom); crowds of evil-doers mill around like wild beasts

long4 bui3(adjective) Do not know what to do or how to manage in a plight

狼狽不堪狼狈不堪

long4 bui3 bat1 ham1battered and exhausted

狼狽為奸狼狈为奸

long4 bui3 wai4 gaan1villains collude together (idiom); to work hand in glove with sb (to nefarious ends)

long4 buk6(old) henchman

long4 coi4 neoi5 maau6talented man and beautiful woman

long4 daam2bold; daring [colloquial]

long4 do1 juk6 siu2many wolves and not enough meat

long4 dong1iron chains; (onom.) clank

鋃鐺入獄锒铛入狱

long4 dong1 jap6 juk6lit. to get shackled and thrown in jail (idiom); to get jailed

Dictionary data from CC-Canto and CC-CEDICT, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.