Cantonese words starting with T

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tou2 san4
The Earth God, a local tutelary deity in Chinese folk religion.
tou2 sang1 pou4 jan4
Macanese people; people of Portuguese descent who were born and raised in Macau.
tou2 sang1 tou2 zoeng2
土生土长
Locally born and raised; native-born.
tou2 sang1 wut6
讨生活
To make a living, often with difficulty or through hard work.
tou2 sek6 lau4
Debris flow or mudslide.
tou2 si1
Tusi; native chieftains recognized as imperial officials from Yuan dynasty to early years of Republic of China.
tou2 sing1
Saturn, the sixth planet of the solar system and the second largest, characterized by its prominent ring system.
tou2 sing4
Tucheng, a district of New Taipei City, Taiwan.
tou2 siu2
讨小
To take a concubine.
tou2 song1
Tucson, a city in Arizona, United States.
tou2 tau4 tou2 nou5
土头土脑
Rustic, countrified, or unsophisticated in appearance or manner.
tou2 tyun4
Aardvark.
tou2 waa6
土话
A local dialect, patois, or regional variety of a language.
tou2 waan4
讨还
To ask for something back.
tou2 wai6 ji6
土卫二
Enceladus, a moon of Saturn.
tou2 wai6 luk6
土卫六
Titan, the largest moon of Saturn, also known as Saturn VI.
tou2 wan1
土温
Soil temperature.
tou2 wong4 dai3
A local despot or tyrant who dominates a specific area.
tou2 wui4 hoeng1
Dill seed.
tou2 zaai3
讨债
To demand repayment of a debt or loan.
tou2 zai3
土制
Homemade; locally made or handcrafted using simple, traditional, or crude methods.
tou2 zing3 caak3
Local policy; local regulations or practices that differ from those of the central government.
tou2 zoeng3
讨账
To demand payment; to collect a debt.
tou2 zong3
Burial; interment in the ground in a coffin.
tou2 zuk1
祷祝
To pray for something, or to offer prayers and blessings.
tou2 zuk6
The Tu ethnic group of China.
tou2 zyu1
土猪
Aardvark.
tou2 zyu3
Indigenous people; original inhabitants or aborigines of a region.
tou2 zyu3 jan4
Indigenous person; aboriginal person.
tou2 zyun1 gaa1
土专家
Self-taught expert; a local, practical expert without formal academic credentials.
tou3
Rabbit or hare; a long-eared mammal known for hopping quickly.
tou3
To cover something with a cap, case, or covering from the top down.
tou3
Dodder (Cuscuta sinensis), a parasitic vine with seeds used in traditional medicine.
tou3 baa1
Toolbar in computer software.
tou3 baau1
Collar part of a horse harness.
tou3 caan1
A set meal, or a bundle package of goods and services.
tou3 ce1
套车
To harness a horse to a cart or carriage.
tou3 ceoi2
To acquire fraudulently; to obtain funds, materials, or information through illegal or deceitful means.
tou3 cou4
To complain, roast, mock, or call someone out.
tou3 cou4
To complain humorously, or to poke fun at and tease someone or something.
tou3 dang6
Arbitrage; buying and selling in different markets to profit from price or interest rate differentials.
tou3 dip6
套叠
Overlapping or interleaving.
tou3 faan4
The Tibetan Empire; a historical state that existed on the Tibetan Plateau.
tou3 faan4 wong4 ciu4
The Tibetan Tubo Dynasty from the 7th to 11th century AD.
tou3 fo2 lo4 jan4
吐火罗人
Tocharian people of Central Asia.
tou3 fong2
An en-suite bedroom, studio apartment, or hotel suite.
tou3 fu2 seoi2
To pour out one's grievances; to vent or complain about one's hardships to someone.
tou3 fu3
套裤
Leggings; overpants worn over trousers for protection or warmth.
tou3 fuk6
A suit of clothes; matching set of garments.
tou3 gaan1
套间
A suite of rooms, apartments, or a room with an antechamber.