Cantonese words starting with T

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tong4 dak1 zung1

Emperor Dezong of Tang, the tenth emperor of the Tang dynasty.

Abrupt, blunt, or forward, especially by bringing up something unexpected that might seem rude.

To be rude, offensive, or abrupt.

The Tang dynasty (618–907).

tong4 doi6 zung1

Emperor Daizong of Tang, the eighth emperor of the Tang dynasty, who reigned from 762 to 779.

tong4 dung1 gwaa1

Candied winter melon, a traditional sweet often eaten during Chinese New Year or used as a pastry filling.

Court fees, or tuition fees for attending classes.

Caster sugar or superfine sugar; finely ground white sugar used in baking.

Classwork; exercises or schoolwork done during class.

Remote relatives sharing the same family name.

Sugar mill; a factory or workshop where sugar is processed.

tong4 gaa1 saan1

An area in Beichuan County, Sichuan Province, China.

tong4 gaa1 syun4

Tang Jiaxuan (born 1938), a Chinese politician and diplomat who served as Minister of Foreign Affairs.

An elder female cousin on one's father's side.

tong4 gaau1 syu6

糖膠樹糖胶树

Alstonia scholaris, commonly known as the devil tree.

Glycoside; a compound formed from a simple sugar and another compound.

tong4 gat1 ho1 dak1

堂吉訶德堂吉诃德

Don Quixote, the title character of the novel by Miguel de Cervantes.

Chinese native dog or mongrel; a medium-sized dog breed native to southern China.

A pond embankment or dyke.

Caliber of a firearm; the internal diameter of a gun barrel.

tong4 ging3 zung1

Emperor Jingzong of Tang (809-827), fourteenth emperor of the Tang dynasty, who reigned from 825 to 827.

Older male patrilineal cousin; the son of one's father's brother who is older than oneself.

tong4 gou1 loeng4

Sweet sorghum, a variety of sorghum cultivated for its high sugar content.

tong4 gou1 zou2

Emperor Gaozu of Tang, the founding emperor of the Tang dynasty.

tong4 gou1 zung1

Emperor Gaozong of Tang, third emperor of the Tang dynasty.

Tanggu, a former district of Tianjin, now part of Binhai New Area.

tong4 gu1 keoi1

塘沽區塘沽区

Tanggu, a former district of Tianjin, now part of the Binhai New Area.

tong4 gu2 laai1

Tanggula Mountains, a mountain range on the Tibetan Plateau.

tong4 gu2 laai1 saan1

The Tanggula Mountains on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

tong4 gu2 laai1 saan1 mak6

唐古拉山脈唐古拉山脉

Tanggula Mountains on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

Waiter in a traditional restaurant or teahouse.

Melon-shaped malt sugar candy, traditionally offered to the Kitchen God.

Sweets; candy; sweet snacks, usually bite-sized.

Female guests, or women in general.

tong4 haau1 gaai2

Glycolysis; the anaerobic metabolism of glucose.

A branch of a secret society or triad organization.

tong4 hei1 zung1

Emperor Xizong of Tang, nineteenth emperor of the Tang dynasty.

tong4 hin3 zung1

唐憲宗唐宪宗

Emperor Xianzong of Tang, twelfth emperor of the Tang dynasty, who reigned from 805 to 820.

Older male patrilineal cousin; the son of one's father's brother who is older than oneself.

tong4 hing1 dai6

Sons of one's father's brothers; male cousins sharing the same paternal grandfather.

Tanghe, a county in Nanyang, Henan.

tong4 ho4 jyun6

唐河縣唐河县

Tanghe County, in Nanyang, Henan province, China.

Glebionis coronaria; crown daisy or garland chrysanthemum, commonly eaten as a leaf vegetable.

Garland chrysanthemum, a leafy vegetable commonly served in hot pot.

To dine in at a restaurant; for here.

tong4 jan1 dou1 lok6

唐恩都樂唐恩都乐

Chinese people; people of Chinese descent.

Tang Yin (also known as Tang Bohu), a famous Ming dynasty painter, calligrapher, and poet.

tong4 jan4 gaai1

Chinatown; an area in an overseas city heavily populated by ethnic Chinese.

A person who suffers from diabetes; diabetic patient.