Cantonese words starting with T

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teon3
To foretell the future using the trigrams of the I Ching, or a hedgehog.
teon3 ci4
彖辞
The commentary on the decision of a hexagram in the I Ching; explanation of the divinatory trigrams.
teon5 paai4
Shield; a protective piece of armor used to block attacks.
teon5 paai4 zo6
Scutum, a small constellation in the southern sky.
ti1 seot1 saam1
T-shirt.
tik1
Unrestrained, free, and easy; magnanimous.
tik1
To move something, especially in a casual, careless, or offhand manner.
tik1
Nervous, timid, or uneasy.
tik1
To err, to be excessive, or to be changeable.
tik1
To be cautious, careful, or fearful.
tik1
To ask for a loan, borrow, or beg.
tik1 ceoi4
To remove or exclude someone or something; to weed out; to take off a list.
tik1 jin4
To be afraid, fearful, or apprehensive.
tik1 ngaa4
To pick one's teeth.
tik1 sau2 bin1
剔手边
The Chinese radical representing a hand, written on the left side of a character.
tik1 tong2
倜傥
Unconstrained, elegant, and free and easy in character or appearance.
tim1
A sentence-final particle implying addition, often used with "仲" to mean "also" or "as well".
tim1 baan6
添办
To acquire, purchase, or procure additional items.
tim1 bou2
添补
To replenish, add to, or recruit.
tim1 ding1
To have a newborn baby added to the family.
tim1 faan6
添饭
To refill or add more rice to a bowl.
tim1 gaa1
To add or increase.
tim1 gaa1 mat6
An additive; a substance added to something in small quantities to improve or preserve it.
tim1 gaa1 zai1
添加剂
Additive; substances artificially added to a product to achieve specific functions or effects.
tim1 jau4 gaa1 cou3
To add oil and vinegar; to embellish, exaggerate, or sensationalize a story.
tim1 luk6
鹿
Fallow deer (Dama dama).
tim1 lyun6
添乱
To cause trouble for someone; to make a mess of things.
tim1 maa4 faan4
添麻烦
To cause trouble for someone; to inconvenience others.
tim1 maa5
添马
Tamar, an area in Central, Hong Kong, and the site of the former British naval base and current government headquarters.
tim1 maa5 laam6
添马舰
Tamar; the Tamar area in Hong Kong, formerly a British naval base HMS Tamar, now the site of the Central Government Offices.
tim1 sik6
To repeat a successful formula to achieve a similar result; to make a sequel or spin-off.
tim1 zi1 gaa1 jip6
添枝加叶
To embellish, exaggerate, or add unnecessary details to a story.
tim1 zi3
To buy or acquire new items, such as furniture, equipment, decorations, or other belongings.
tim1 zyun1 gaa1 ngaa5
添砖加瓦
To do one's bit or make a small contribution to a larger cause or project.
tim2
To bring shame to; to be ashamed or disgraced.
tim2
To lick softly with the tongue.
tim2 jam1
舔阴
To perform cunnilingus.
tim2 pei3 gu2
To kiss someone's ass; to brownnose or flatter excessively.
tim2 syun5
To lick and suck.
tim3
To manipulate or fiddle with something.
tim4
Quiet, peaceful, or tranquil.
tim4
Sweet; or used as a euphemism for sexually explicit, erotic, or pornographic content.
tim4 ban2
Dessert; a sweet snack, usually not eaten as part of a main meal.
tim4 bat1 laat6
Deep-fried fish cake popular in Taiwan, adapted from Japanese tempura.
tim4 bat1 zi1 ci2
恬不知耻
To have no sense of shame; shameless; brazen.
tim4 bo1
Calm waters.
tim4 caang2
Sweet orange (Citrus sinensis)
tim4 coeng3
恬畅
Comfortable and happy.
tim4 coi3
Beet or sugar beet; a plant with a fleshy taproot used as a vegetable and for sugar production.
tim4 coi3
Beet; beetroot; chard.