Cantonese words starting with S

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saang1 cyun4 hung1 gaan1
生存空間生存空间
Chance to survive; living space or room for survival.
saang1 daan2
生蛋
To lay eggs, or a raw egg.
saang1 dung6
生動生动
Lively, vivid, and highly realistic, as of a description or portrayal.
saang1 dung6 wut6 put3
生動活潑生动活泼
Vivid, lively, and energetic.
saang1 faa1
生花
Fresh flowers.
saang1 faan1
生番
Barbarian, savage, or aboriginal person living a primitive lifestyle.
saang1 fan2
生粉
Starch used in cooking as a thickener, typically tapioca starch, cornstarch, or potato starch.
saang1 fei1 zi1
生飛螆生飞螆
To get canker sores or mouth ulcers.
saang1 gan1
生根
Deep-fried gluten ball, a common ingredient for hot pot.
saang1 gau6 caa1 siu1 hou2 gwo3 sang1 nei5
生舊叉燒好過生你生旧叉烧好过生你
An expression used by parents to express deep disappointment or anger at their child, implying they are useless.
saang1 goeng1
生薑生姜
Fresh ginger, as opposed to dried or processed forms.
saang1 gon1 zing1
生乾精
Juiceless fruit with little to no moisture, especially citrus fruits.
saang1 gwai2
生鬼
Lively, vivid, funny, or hilarious in expression or storytelling.
saang1 gwan2
生滾生滚
To cook raw meat or ingredients using the heat of freshly boiled congee, soup, or liquid.
saang1 gwat1 daai6 tau4 coi3
生骨大頭菜生骨大头菜
A spoiled kid or brat.
saang1 gwo2
生果
Fruit; fresh fruit.
saang1 gwo2 dong3
生果檔生果档
A fruit stall.
saang1 gwo2 dou1
生果刀
Fruit knife; a small knife used for peeling and cutting fruit.
saang1 gwo2 gam1
生果金
Colloquial term for the Old Age Allowance in Hong Kong.
saang1 gwo2 laam2
生果籃生果篮
Fruit gift basket; a fresh fruit arrangement.
saang1 gwo2 pou2
生果舖生果铺
A fruit store; a fruit shop.
saang1 gwo2 pun2
生果盤生果盘
Fruit platter.
saang1 haa1
生蝦生虾
Live or raw shrimp.
saang1 haa1 gam2 tiu3
生蝦咁跳生虾咁跳
To be extremely furious or highly agitated.
saang1 haa1 gam2 tiu3
生蝦噉跳生虾啖跳
Extremely furious, agitated, or hopping mad.
saang1 hei3
生氣生气
Angry; mad.
saang1 hou4
生蠔生蚝
Raw oyster; an oyster that is edible raw.
saang1 jan4
生人
A living person; a person who is alive.
saang1 jan4 baa3 sei2 dei6
生人霸死地
To occupy or block a space or resource that one does not need, depriving others of its use.
saang1 jan4 m4 sang1 daam2
生人唔生膽生人唔生胆
To be extremely timid, cowardly, or easily frightened.
saang1 jan4 mat6 gan6
生人勿近
Used to warn strangers to keep their distance, usually because someone or an animal is dangerous or unapproachable.
saang1 jat6
生日
Birthday; the day of one's birth, or the annual celebration of that day.
saang1 jat6 daan6 gou1
生日蛋糕
Birthday cake.
saang1 jat6 jat6 kei4
生日日期
Date of birth.
saang1 jat6 kaat1
生日咭
Birthday card; a greeting card given to someone to celebrate their birthday.
saang1 jat6 lai5 mat6
生日禮物生日礼物
Birthday gift; birthday present.
saang1 jat6 paai3 deoi3
生日派對生日派对
A birthday party.
saang1 jat6 wui2
生日會生日会
Birthday party or gathering held to celebrate someone's birthday.
saang1 jau4
生油
Raw or uncooked cooking oil.
saang1 ji3
生意
Business, trade, or transactions.
saang1 ji3 hing1 lung4
生意興隆生意兴隆
To wish someone a flourishing and prosperous business.
saang1 ji3 jan4
生意人
Businessman, businesswoman, merchant, or entrepreneur.
saang1 ji3 lou2
生意佬
Businessman; a man who makes his living by doing business.
saang1 ji4 juk6 neoi5
生兒育女生儿育女
To give birth to and raise children.
saang1 juk6
生肉
Raw meat; or in anime community jargon, an unsubtitled video.
saang1 jyu2
生魚生鱼
Northern snakehead; a freshwater fish with a greyish-black body and white belly.
saang1 kam4
生擒
To capture or take alive.
saang1 laang5
生冷
Raw or cold (of food and drinks); uncooked.
saang1 lou6
生路
A safe passage to escape, or figuratively, the space or opportunity to earn a living.
saang1 maang5
生猛
Energetic, lively, or full of life and vigour.