Cantonese words starting with N

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neoi5 zan1
女真
Jurchen, a historical Tungusic people who founded the Jin and Qing dynasties and are ancestors of the modern Manchu.
neoi5 zi2
女子
Woman; female.
neoi5 zong1
女裝女装
Women's clothing; apparel designed for women.
neoi5 zung1 hou4 git6
女中豪傑女中豪杰
A heroine; a daring, outstanding woman of exceptional character.
neoi5 zung1 jam1
女中音
Mezzo-soprano; a female singing voice range between soprano and contralto.
neoi5 zyu2 gok3
女主角
Female protagonist, heroine, or main female character in a creative work.
neot6
Sandpiper; a family of wading birds (Scolopacidae).
ng4
First-person singular pronoun; I, me, or my.
ng4
The Chinese parasol tree (Sterculia platanifolia).
ng4 coek3 hei1
吳卓羲吴卓羲
Ron Ng, a Hong Kong actor.
ng4 cung4 gaai1
吳松街吴松街
Woo Sung Street, a street in Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong.
ng4 gong1
吳剛吴刚
Wu Gang, the name of a Hong Kong actor.
ng4 gung1
蜈蚣
Centipede; a venomous, many-legged arthropod with a long, segmented body.
ng4 gwan1 jyu4
吳君如吴君如
Sandra Ng, a Hong Kong actress.
ng4 hei2
吳起吴起
Wuqi, a county in Yan'an, Shaanxi, China.
ng4 hou6 hong1
吳浩康吴浩康
Deep Ng, a Hong Kong singer.
ng4 jin6 zou2
吳彥祖吴彦祖
Daniel Wu, a well-known actor.
ng4 jyu5 sam1
吳宇森吴宇森
John Woo, a Hong Kong film director.
ng4 loeng6 sing1
吳亮星吴亮星
Ng Leung-sing, a Hong Kong politician.
ng4 maang6 daat6
吳孟達吴孟达
Ng Man Tat, a famous Hong Kong actor.
ng4 sin6 lin4
吳倩蓮吴倩莲
Jacklyn Wu, a Hong Kong actress.
ng4 syu2
鼯鼠
Flying squirrel.
ng4 tung4
梧桐
Chinese parasol tree (Firmiana simplex), a deciduous tree cultivated as an ornamental plant.
ng4 tung4 saan1
梧桐山
Wutong Mountain, a mountain located in Shenzhen, China.
ng5
Five.
ng5
Equal, to violate, or the surname Wu.
ng5
The smallest military unit; a metaphor for the military itself.
ng5
Noon; midday; the time of day when the sun is at its highest point.
ng5
Disobedient; rebellious.
ng5
To oppose or conflict with.
ng5 baak3
五百
Five hundred
ng5 beng2 ji6 jyu4
五餅二魚五饼二鱼
The Feeding of the 5,000, a miracle story in the Bible involving five loaves and two fish.
ng5 caan1
午餐
Lunch; a regular meal eaten in the afternoon.
ng5 caan1 juk6
午餐肉
Spam or luncheon meat; a type of canned, compressed precooked meat made from pork, starch, and spices.
ng5 caan1 wui2
午餐會午餐会
Lunch meeting; an informal meeting or gathering held during lunchtime.
ng5 cin1
五千
Five thousand.
ng5 coi2 ban1 fan1
五彩繽紛五彩缤纷
Colourful; bright, vibrant, and multi-coloured.
ng5 dau2 gwai6
五斗櫃五斗柜
A chest of drawers; a cupboard or cabinet with five drawers.
ng5 dim2 zung1
五點鐘五点钟
Five o'clock.
ng5 doi6
五代
The Five Dynasties period (907–960) in Chinese history between the Tang and Song dynasties.
ng5 doi6 sap6 gwok3
五代十國五代十国
The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period (907–979 AD) in Chinese history.
ng5 faa1 baat3 mun4
五花八門五花八门
Of a great variety; multifarious; rich in variety.
ng5 faa1 caa4
五花茶
Five-flower tea; a Cantonese herbal tea brewed from five kinds of flowers.
ng5 faa1 daai6 bong2
五花大綁五花大绑
To tie up a person or animal very tightly so that they cannot move.
ng5 faa1 juk6
五花肉
Pork belly.
ng5 faan6
午飯午饭
Lunch; the midday meal.
ng5 fuk6
五服
The five grades of mourning attire traditionally worn for relatives, based on closeness of relationship.
ng5 gaan1
午間午间
Noon; midday; the afternoon period.
ng5 gam1
五金
Hardware or metalware used in construction and decoration; historically, the five metals.
ng5 gam1 pou3
五金舖五金铺
Hardware store; a shop selling metal tools, building materials, and household hardware.