Cantonese words starting with T
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tai4 wu4 lou4
提壺蘆提壶芦
unidentified type of bird referred to in ancient Chinese poems
tai4 wu4 lou4
提葫蘆提葫芦
variant of 提壺蘆|提壶芦[ti2 hu2 lu2]
tai4 zai3
提製提制
to refine
tai4 zeoi6
題序题序
to compose a preface (or introductory remarks, etc); question (or section) number
tai4 zi2
提子
to capture stones (in Go)
tai4 zi2
蹄子
hoof; hussy
tai4 zi2
題旨题旨
subject of literary work
tai4 zi2 gon1
提子乾提子干
noun; raisins
tai4 zi6
題字题字
to write an inscription (poem, remark, autograph etc)
tai4 zou2
提早
ahead of schedule; to bring forward (to an earlier time)
tai4 zyun2
啼囀啼啭
to call sweetly (of birds)
tam
𧨾
to trick; to cheat; to fool; to cajole; to lure; to sweet-talk [colloquial]
tam3
𠱁
(Cant.) to fool; to cheat; to lure; to pacify someone who is angry
tam3
0氹
to cajole [colloquial]
tam3 gwai2 sik6 dau6 fu6
0氹鬼食豆腐
a feeble attempt to trick someone or to lure someone into a trap that is very easy to see through [colloquial]
tam3 gwai2 sik6 dau6 fu6
氹鬼食豆腐
a feeble attempt to trick someone or to lure someone into a trap that is very easy to see through [colloquial]
tam3 gwai2 sik6 dau6 fu6
𧨾鬼食豆腐
a feeble attempt to deceive somebody into a trap that is very easy to see through
tam3 sei2 jan4
0氹死人
to speak in a charming manner; to display great relish by someone's actions or words; to be won over by something cute [colloquial]
tam3 sei2 jan4
氹死人
to speak in a charming manner; to display great relish by someone's actions or words; to be won over by something cute [colloquial]
tam5
氹
make one happy (Cantonese)
tam5 fei4
凼肥
manure
tam5 tam5 zyun3
氹氹轉凼凼转
describes a situation where someone is extremely busy; literal meaning: turning around and around
tam5 zai2
氹仔
Taipa, an island of Macau
tam5 zi2
凼子
pool; ditch
tan1
吞
take possession
tan1
飩饨
Chinese ravioli; wonton
tan1 bing3
吞併吞并
to annex
tan1 coeng1
吞槍吞枪
to commit suicide by shooting oneself in the throat with a gun
tan1 daan2
吞蛋
lit. swallow an egg, meaning to score nil or no marks in a sport match or exam
tan1 fuk6
吞服
to swallow
tan1 gam1
吞金
to commit suicide by swallowing gold
tan1 hau2 seoi2 joeng5 meng6
吞口水養命吞口水养命
lit. to survive on swallowing saliva, meaning one who is extremely poor
tan1 hek3
吞吃
to devour
tan1 jin3
吞嚥吞咽
to swallow
tan1 jin3 kwan3 naan4
吞嚥困難吞咽困难
dysphagia (medicine)
tan1 juk6 guk1
暾欲穀暾欲谷
Tonyukuk (died c. 724 AD)
tan1 mai5 song1 bou3 zaat3
吞米桑布札
Tunmi Sanghuzha (6th century AD), originator of the Tibetan script
tan1 mit6
吞滅吞灭
to absorb
tan1 mut6
吞沒吞没
to embezzle; to engulf
tan1 naa4 jyu2
吞拿魚吞拿鱼
(loanword) tuna
tan1 naa4 jyu2 saam1 man4 zi6
吞拿魚三文治吞拿鱼三文治
Tuna sandwich
tan1 naa5 jyu4
吞那魚吞那鱼
tuna fish
tan1 pok1
吞噗
to slack off; to sneak away [colloquial]
tan1 pok1
吞樸吞朴
to slack off; to sneak away [colloquial]
tan1 sai6
吞噬
to swallow; to gobble up
tan1 sai6 sai3 baau1
吞噬細胞吞噬细胞
phagocyte (cell that ingests and destroys foreign matter)
tan1 sai6 zok3 jung6
吞噬作用
(biology) phagocytosis
tan1 seng1 jan2 hei3
吞聲忍氣吞声忍气
see 忍氣吞聲|忍气吞声[ren3 qi4 tun1 sheng1]
tan1 sik6
吞食
to devour
tan1 sing1
吞聲吞声
to swallow one's cries