Cantonese words starting with M
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mou6 zaap6
募集
To raise, collect, or recruit by inviting or appealing to others.
mou6 zi2
帽子
Hat or cap; headwear worn for protection from the sun or rain, for warmth, or as decoration.
mou6 zim1
冒尖
To stand out, be conspicuous, or become prominent.
mui1 deng1
妹丁
Little girl or young daughter.
mui1 deng1
妹釘妹钉
A playful or slightly derogatory nickname for a young girl or woman.
mui1 zai2
妹仔
A maidservant or female servant; also used to describe a woman who does chores for others.
mui1 zai2 daai6 gwo3 zyu2 jan2 po4
妹仔大過主人婆妹仔大过主人婆
A situation where a subordinate, secondary, or accessory element overshadows the main subject.
mui1 zai2 deng1
妹仔丁
Little girl; young girl.
mui4
媒
A shill, plant, or decoy placed in an audience to entice others to fall for a scam or trick.
mui4
枚
Classifier for small, flat objects such as coins, stamps, or badges.
mui4
梅
The Chinese plum or Japanese apricot tree (Prunus mume), or its flower or fruit.
mui4
煤
Coal; a black or brown sedimentary rock used as fossil fuel.
mui4
玫
Used in the word for rose (玫瑰).
mui4
脢
Pork tenderloin, or tender meat on the back of an animal.
mui4
莓
Berry; a general term for various small, fleshy, and juicy fruits, typically used in compound words.
mui4
酶
An enzyme; a biological catalyst, mostly composed of proteins.
mui4
霉
Mouldy, or worn out to the point of breaking.
mui4 coi3
梅菜
Meicai; a traditional Chinese dried, salted, and pickled mustard green.
mui4 coi3
霉菜
Creased, wrinkled, or crumpled clothes.
mui4 coi3 kau3 juk6
梅菜扣肉
Braised pork with preserved mustard greens, a classic Cantonese dish.
mui4 duk6
梅毒
Syphilis; a bacterial sexually transmitted infection.
mui4 faa1
梅花
Plum blossom, or the club suit in playing cards.
mui4 faa1 gaan3 zuk1
梅花間竹梅花间竹
Alternating; in an alternating series or ABAB sequence.
mui4 faa1 jyun2 zaam6
梅花園站梅花园站
Meihuayuan Station, a metro station in Guangzhou.
mui4 fan2
煤粉
Coal dust or pulverized coal.
mui4 gaai3
媒介
Medium, agent, or intermediary that connects two parties or things.
mui4 goeng1
霉薑霉姜
A type of pickled ginger.
mui4 gon1
梅乾
A prune; a dried plum.
mui4 gwai3
玫瑰
Rose; a woody perennial flowering plant of the genus Rosa, known for its thorny stems and fragrant flowers.
mui4 gwai3 lou6
玫瑰露
Mei kuei lu chiew; a type of Chinese liquor distilled with fresh rose petals.
mui4 hei3
煤氣煤气
Coal gas or town gas.
mui4 hei3 dang1
煤氣燈煤气灯
A gas lamp or gas light.
mui4 hei3 fai3
煤氣費煤气费
Gas bill.
mui4 hei3 gun3
煤氣罐煤气罐
A gas cylinder, canister, or gas tank.
mui4 hei3 hau4
煤氣喉煤气喉
Gas pipes.
mui4 hei3 lou4
煤氣爐煤气炉
Gas burner or gas stove.
mui4 hei3 zai3
煤氣掣煤气掣
A gas valve or gas tap.
mui4 hoi1 ji6 dou6
梅開二度梅开二度
To do the same thing twice, or for a woman to marry for a second time.
mui4 hung4
玫紅玫红
Rose color; rose pink.
mui4 jan4
媒人
Matchmaker; a person who introduces couples with the intention of marriage or a relationship.
mui4 jan4 po4
媒人婆
Female matchmaker.
mui4 jau4
煤油
Kerosene; a petroleum product used as fuel.
mui4 jim6 fong1
梅艷芳梅艳芳
Anita Mui Yim-fong, the late Hong Kong singer and actress.
mui4 juk6
脢肉
Tenderloin; pork collar butt; the tender cut of meat from the upper shoulder or back of an animal.
mui4 jyun6
梅縣梅县
Meixian, a district of Meizhou, Guangdong, China where Hakka is the main language.
mui4 kwan2
霉菌
Mold or mildew; a type of fungus that grows easily in humid conditions.
mui4 kwong3
煤礦煤矿
Coal mine; a mine where coal is extracted.
mui4 laan6
霉爛霉烂
Rotten and tattered; describes something that is both ruined and dirty.
mui4 lou4
煤爐煤炉
Coal stove; a coal-burning furnace used for heating or cooking.
mui4 mui1 zai2
妹妹仔
An affectionate term of address or reference for a little or young girl.