Cantonese words starting with T

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tin1 zan1 laan6 maan6
天真烂漫
Innocent and unaffected; pure, simple, and candid in nature.
tin1 zan1 mou4 ce4
天真无邪
Innocent, naive, and pure; free of malice or guile.
tin1 zan3
天镇
Tianzhen County in Datong, Shanxi, China.
tin1 zan3 jyun6
天镇县
Tianzhen, a county in Datong City, Shanxi Province.
tin1 zau1 zo6
Argo; a large southern constellation now divided into Carina, Puppis, and Vela.
tin1 zeng2
An open-air courtyard or atrium inside a building.
tin1 zeon1
Tianjin, a municipality in northeastern coastal China surrounded by Hebei Province.
tin1 zeon1 daai6 hok6
天津大学
Tianjin University.
tin1 zeon1 ngoi6 gwok3 jyu5 daai6 hok6
天津外国语大学
Tianjin Foreign Studies University.
tin1 zeon1 si5
Tianjin municipality, a major port city in northern China.
tin1 zeon1 tiu4 joek3
天津条约
Treaty of Tianjin of 1858, a series of unequal treaties signed between Qing China and Russia, the USA, Great Britain, and France.
tin1 zeon1 waan4 kau4 gam1 jung4 zung1 sam1
天津环球金融中心
Tianjin World Financial Center, a skyscraper also known as the Tianjin Tower or Jin Tower.
tin1 zeon1 wui6 ji5 zyun1 tiu4
天津会议专条
The Tianjin Agreement of 1885 between Qing Dynasty China and Japan regarding troops in Korea.
tin1 zeon3
Tianjun, a county of Haixi Mongol and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Qinghai, China.
tin1 zeon3 jyun6
天峻县
Tianjun County, in Haixi Mongol and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai.
tin1 zi1
天资
Natural gift, talent, or innate disposition.
tin1 zi1 giu1 zi2
天之骄子
An exceptionally privileged person; literally, a favorite of heaven or child of fortune.
tin1 zi2
The Emperor of China, regarded as the ruler of the world and the representative of Heaven.
tin1 zi6
First; top-rate; the best.
tin1 zi6 dai6 jat1 hou6
天字第一号
Number one; the very first, best, greatest, or highest.
tin1 zik1
天职
Inherent responsibility, calling, or duty that is natural or self-assigned.
tin1 zin3 zo6
Sagitta; the Arrow constellation.
tin1 zoeng6
Astronomical phenomena, historically used by people for divination.
tin1 zoeng6 ji4
天象仪
Planetarium projector.
tin1 zoi1
天灾
Natural disaster; calamity caused by natural phenomena.
tin1 zoi1 dei6 jip6
天灾地孽
Catastrophes, natural disasters, and unnatural calamities.
tin1 zoi1 jan4 wo6
天灾人祸
Natural and man-made calamities; disasters of any kind.
tin1 zok3 zi1 hap6
A perfect match; a couple ideally suited for each other.
tin1 zong3
Sky burial, a traditional Tibetan funeral practice.
tin1 zou6 dei6 cit3
天造地设
Ideal or made for each other, as if created by heaven and earth.
tin1 zuk1
An ancient Chinese name for India.
tin1 zuk1 jyun6
天祝县
Tianzhu Tibetan Autonomous County in Gansu, China.
tin1 zuk1 kwai4
Geranium; a plant of the genus Pelargonium.
tin1 zuk1 maau5 daan1
Dahlia
tin1 zuk1 syu2
Guinea pig; a domesticated rodent originating from South America.
tin1 zuk1 zong6 zuk6 zi6 zi6 jyun6
天祝藏族自治县
Tianzhu Tibetan Autonomous County, in Wuwei City, Gansu.
tin1 zyu1
天诛
Heavenly punishment; divine retribution.
tin1 zyu1 dei6 mit6
天诛地灭
To be condemned, executed, or destroyed by heaven and earth.
tin1 zyu2
God, as referred to and worshipped in Catholicism.
tin1 zyu2 gaau3
Roman Catholicism or the Roman Catholic Church.
tin1 zyu2 gaau3 tou4
Catholic; a follower of Catholicism.
tin1 zyu2 gaau3 wui2
天主教会
The Catholic Church.
tin2
To make strong, as liquor; prosperous, sumptuous, decent, or unashamed.
tin2
Shameful, or to feel ashamed.
tin4
To fill up a depression, or to fill in blank spaces on a form or document.
tin4
Turbulent or vast water.
tin4
The surname Tin.
tin4
Used in Japanese names with the phonetic values 'hatake' or 'bata'.
tin4 aap2 sik1
填鸭式
Force-feeding as a teaching method; cramming education.
tin4 aap3
填鸭
Spoon-feeding education, or the force-feeding method used to fatten ducks.