Cantonese words starting with S

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siu1 teoi3
退
To fade, wane, or gradually disappear.
siu1 ting4
To calm down, pause, or rest, or to become peaceful and quiet.
siu1 tiu4
萧条
Desolate, quiet, or economically depressed.
siu1 toi4 paau3
烧台炮
To bang on the table in a rage; to lose one's temper violently.
siu1 toi4 paau3
烧枱炮
To bang on the table in anger.
siu1 waai6 ngaa5
烧坏瓦
Unsociable or eccentric; difficult to get along with.
siu1 wai2
烧毁
To destroy, ruin, or consume something by fire.
siu1 wai2
烧毁
To destroy or be destroyed by fire.
siu1 wai2
销毁
To destroy or ruin something completely so that it cannot be used or recovered.
siu1 wan4
Overwhelmed with emotion, such as extreme joy, sorrow, or ecstasy.
siu1 wan4
销魂
Overwhelmed with emotion, such as extreme joy or deep sorrow, as if one has lost their soul.
siu1 wo1
烧锅
A still used for distilling alcohol.
siu1 wong4 zi2
烧黄纸
To swear an oath of alliance or brotherhood by burning yellow paper.
siu1 zai3
烧制
To fire or bake clay and other materials in a kiln.
siu1 zai6
消滞
To relieve indigestion, bloating, or stomach discomfort caused by overeating.
siu1 zau2
烧酒
Soju or shochu; a type of distilled East Asian alcoholic beverage made from grain.
siu1 zi2
烧纸
To burn paper offerings as part of a religious or ancestral worship ceremony.
siu1 zi2
销子
A peg, pin, dowel, or cotter pin used for fastening or alignment.
siu1 zi2 hin2
萧子显
Xiao Zixian (487-537), a writer and historian of the Southern Qi and Liang dynasties who compiled the Book of Qi.
siu1 zing1
To travel or journey at night.
siu1 ziu1
烧焦
To burn, scorch, or char.
siu1 zoek3
烧灼
To burn or scorch.
siu1 zoek3 gam2
烧灼感
A burning pain or burning sensation.
siu1 zoek3 soeng1
烧灼伤
Burn injury; burns caused by fire or heat.
siu1 zoek3 tang4
烧灼疼
Burning pain.
siu1 zoeng2
消长
To ebb and flow, rise and fall, or wax and wane.
siu1 zoeng3
销帐
To cancel from an account or write off a debt.
siu1 zoeng3
销账
To write off a debt, account, or financial charge.
siu1 zoi1
消灾
To avoid impending ill fortune or prevent bad things from happening.
siu1 zoi1 bei6 ce4
消灾避邪
To ward off disasters and evil spirits.
siu1 zong1
销赃
To dispose of stolen goods.
siu1 zung2
消肿
To reduce edema or swelling.
siu1 zyu1
烧猪
Roast pig; a type of siu mei where a whole pig is roasted and then chopped into pieces.
siu1 zyu2
烧煮
To cook or boil food.
siu2
Small, little, minor, or lesser; the opposite of big.
siu2
A type of dwarf bamboo.
siu2 aa1
Minor Odes, one of the three main divisions of the Book of Songs (Shijing).
siu2 aa1 gyun1
小鸦鹃
Lesser coucal (Centropus bengalensis), a bird species.
siu2 aa3 ji1
One's mother's youngest sister.
siu2 aa3 sai3 aa3
小亚细亚
Asia Minor; Anatolia.
siu2 au1
小鸥
Little gull (Hydrocoloeus minutus).
siu2 baa1
Minibus; a light public bus in Hong Kong carrying up to 19 passengers.
siu2 baak3 fo1 cyun4 syu1
小百科全书
Micropedia; a short or compact encyclopedia.
siu2 baak3 fo3
小百货
Sundry goods; small household articles of daily use.
siu2 baak6
A novice or greenhorn, or a slang abbreviation for a pretty boy.
siu2 baak6 coi3
Bok choy (Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis).
siu2 baak6 jiu1 jyu5 jin3
House swift (Apus nipalensis); a species of bird.
siu2 baak6 lim5
小白脸
A good-looking man who is kept by a woman, or more generally, a handsome, fair-skinned young man.
siu2 baak6 lim5 ji4
小白脸儿
An attractive, fair-skinned young man, often with a connotation of being pampered or kept.
siu2 baak6 ngaak6 ngaan6
小白额雁
The lesser white-fronted goose (Anser erythropus).