Cantonese words starting with S
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san1 gei2
娠紀娠纪
Pregnant.
san1 gei2
身紀身纪
Pregnancy; the state of being pregnant.
san1 gei3
新紀新纪
New era.
san1 gei3
新記新记
An alternative name for the Sun Yee On triad group.
san1 geoi1
新居
New home; a newly moved-into residence.
san1 gim1
身兼
To hold several positions or responsibilities simultaneously; to wear many hats.
san1 gim1 sou3 zik1
身兼數職身兼数职
To wear many hats; to hold multiple positions or roles concurrently.
san1 gin3
新建
Newly built or constructed.
san1 ging1 baak3 zin3
身經百戰身经百战
Seasoned; to have personally experienced many battles, often used figuratively for someone who has been through many hardships and has rich experience.
san1 giu1 juk6 gwai3
身嬌肉貴身娇肉贵
Pampered and fragile; having a delicate body and high social status that makes one overly sensitive or averse to hardship.
san1 giu1 juk6 gwai3
身驕肉貴身骄肉贵
To be physically delicate and pampered; to have high status or come from a wealthy family, making one unaccustomed to hard work.
san1 goeng1
新疆
Xinjiang; an autonomous region in northwest China with Urumqi as its capital.
san1 gou1
新高
A new high; a new record high.
san1 gou1
身高
The height of a person.
san1 gu1 je4
新姑爺新姑爷
Newlywed son-in-law.
san1 gu2
新股
Newly issued stock or shares.
san1 gwai3
新貴新贵
A newly prominent or successful person who has recently risen to fame or power in an industry or organization.
san1 gwong1 geng2 leng3
身光頸靚身光颈靓
Well-dressed and glamorous; wearing beautiful clothes and accessories.
san1 han4
身痕
To have a strong craving or urge to do something, as if addicted.
san1 hau6
身後身后
Behind one's back, or after one's death.
san1 hing1
新興新兴
Newly emerging; rising; recently developed and flourishing.
san1 hing3
身㷫
Feverish; having a fever.
san1 hok6
新學新学
New learning or modern education, especially referring to Western knowledge introduced in late Qing China.
san1 hyut3
新血
New blood; energetic new members who join a group or organization and help reinvigorate it.
san1 jam4
呻吟
To groan or moan due to pain, sorrow, or sexual pleasure.
san1 jam6
新任
Newly appointed; newly inducted.
san1 jan4
新人
Newcomer or freshman, or newlyweds at a wedding.
san1 jan6
身孕
Pregnancy; the state of being pregnant.
san1 jat1 goek3
伸一腳伸一脚
To get involved in something; to chip in or take part in something.
san1 jau5 si2
身有屎
To have a dirty little secret or a guilty conscience from having done something bad.
san1 ji3
新意
New idea, novelty, or creativity.
san1 ji3 si1
新意思
A new idea, novelty, or new meaning.
san1 ji6 on1
新義安新义安
Sun Yee On, a Hong Kong triad society.
san1 jin4
伸延
To extend, stretch, or prolong.
san1 jing2
身影
Silhouette, figure, or shadow of a person or object; a trace or presence.
san1 jing4
新型
New, novel, or newly emerged.
san1 jing4
身形
Body shape, figure, or build.
san1 joek3
新約新约
The New Testament; the second part of the Christian Bible detailing the life and teachings of Jesus.
san1 joek6
新藥新药
New drug or newly developed medicine.
san1 jyun1
申冤
To appeal for redress; to state one's grievances and seek justice for an injustice.
san1 jyut6
新月
New moon; the crescent moon on the third day of the lunar month.
san1 kan4
辛勤
Hardworking, industrious, or toilful.
san1 kei4
新奇
Novel, fresh, and interesting; innovative and exciting.
san1 kei4 si6
新奇士
Sunkist; the brand of citrus and fruit products.
san1 keoi1
新區新区
New area; newly developed district.
san1 keoi1
身軀身躯
The human body or torso.
san1 laan5 jiu1
伸懶腰伸懒腰
To stretch oneself, especially upon waking or when tired.
san1 lai2 san1 zyu1 juk6
新嚟新豬肉新嚟新猪肉
Newcomers are expected to take on heavier responsibilities, do chores, or be teased.
san1 lik6
新力
Sony; the Japanese multinational conglomerate.
san1 lik6
新曆新历
The solar calendar; the Western (Gregorian) calendar as opposed to the traditional lunar calendar.