Cantonese words starting with S

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si1 cung4
师从
To study under a master; to be somebody's apprentice or disciple.
si1 cyu3
私处
An individual's private parts or intimate areas.
si1 cyun2
To ponder; to think over or turn something over in one's mind.
si1 cyun4 ho4
狮泉河
Sengge Tsangpo or Shiquan River in west Tibet, the upper reaches of the Indus.
si1 daa2
厮打
To fight hand-to-hand; to wrestle, tussle, or come to blows.
si1 daa2
To inject a vaccine, drug, or other substance.
si1 daai2
丝带
Ribbon; a smooth, flat decorative band or strip of material.
si1 daai6
师大
Abbreviation for normal university (師範大學).
si1 daai6 lam4
Joseph Stalin, Soviet dictator.
si1 daai6 lam4 gaak3 lak6
Stalingrad, the former name of Volgograd from 1925 to 1961.
si1 daai6 lam4 gaak3 lak6 wui6 zin3
斯大林格勒会战
Battle of Stalingrad
si1 daai6 lam4 gaak3 lak6 zin3 jik6
斯大林格勒战役
Battle of Stalingrad (1942-1943), a decisive battle of the Second World War.
si1 daai6 lam4 zyu2 ji6
斯大林主义
Stalinism
si1 dai2
师弟
Junior male fellow student, apprentice, or disciple.
si1 dai2
A private residence, particularly one belonging to a high-ranking official or celebrity.
si1 dai2 haa6
In private, in secret, or discreetly.
si1 dai3 fan1
Stephen or Steven, a masculine given name.
si1 dai3 man4
Steven, a male given name.
si1 dai3 man4 sam1
Stevenson or Stephenson; a Western surname.
si1 dak1 go1 ji5 mo1
斯德哥尔摩
Stockholm, the capital and largest city of Sweden.
si1 dak6 faan4 nok6 pou2 lok6 si1
斯特凡诺普洛斯
Stephanopoulos; the transliteration of the Greek surname.
si1 dak6 jan1
Stern, a western surname.
si1 dak6 laai1 dak6 fuk1
Stratford, a common place name.
si1 dak6 laai1 si1 bou2
Strasbourg, a city in eastern France.
si1 dak6 lou4 si1
施特劳斯
Strauss; a German surname, most notably referring to composer Richard Strauss.
si1 dau3
私窦
A private hangout, den, or hideout; a privately owned place used for personal activities.
si1 din6
Shidian, a county in Baoshan, Yunnan, China.
si1 din6 jyun6
施甸县
Shidian, a county in Baoshan City, Yunnan.
si1 ding6 zung1 san1
私定终身
To make a secret pledge of marriage without the consent or knowledge of one's parents.
si1 diu6
To tear off, tear out, or rip away.
si1 dok6
司铎
Priest; a more formal title for a Catholic or Orthodox Christian priest.
si1 dong1 dung1
斯当东
Staunton, a surname or place name.
si1 faai3
尸块
Body parts of a mutilated corpse.
si1 faan6
师范
Normal school; a higher education institution that trains primary and secondary school teachers.
si1 faan6 daai6 hok6
师范大学
Normal university; a teacher-training university.
si1 faan6 hok6 haau6
师范学校
Teacher's college; normal school.
si1 faan6 hok6 jyun2
师范学院
Teacher's college or normal school.
si1 faat3
Judicial or judiciary; relating to the courts of law and the administration of justice.
si1 faat3
师法
To learn from or imitate a master, art, or academic discipline.
si1 faat3
To cast a spell, perform magic, or practice sorcery.
si1 faat3
Private law; the body of law that deals with relations between private citizens.
si1 faat3
丝发
Silky, fine, and beautiful hair.
si1 faat3
丝发
A tiny bit; a minute amount. Often used figuratively to mean extremely small or fine.
si1 faat3 bou6
Ministry of Justice
si1 faat3 bou6 zoeng2
司法部长
Minister of Justice or Attorney General.
si1 faat3 duk6 laap6
司法独立
Judicial independence.
si1 faat3 gei1 gwaan1
司法机关
Judicial authorities; a judicial organ or department of a government.
si1 faat3 gun1
Judges and prosecutors; judicial officers.
si1 faat3 jan4 jyun4
司法人员
Judicial officer; members of the judiciary.
si1 faat3 jyun2
Judicial Yuan, the highest judicial organ under the constitution of the Republic of China (Taiwan).