Cantonese words starting with W

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wong4 waa4
黄骅
Huanghua, a county-level city in Cangzhou, Hebei, China.
wong4 waa4 si5
黄骅市
Huanghua, a county-level city in Cangzhou, Hebei.
wong4 waak6
Anxious and perplexed; suspicious and fearful.
wong4 wai4
王维
Wang Wei (701-761), Tang Dynasty poet.
wong4 wai4 gei1
王维基
Ricky Wong Wai-kay, a Hong Kong entrepreneur who founded HKBN and HKTV.
wong4 wai5 gin1
黄苇鳽
Yellow bittern (Ixobrychus sinensis), a species of bittern found in Asia.
wong4 wai6
The throne or the title and position of a king.
wong4 wai6
The throne; the position or title of emperor or monarch.
wong4 wing5 man4
Wang Yongmin, the Chinese programmer and inventor of the Wubi input method.
wong4 wing6
王颖
Wayne Wang (born 1949), a Chinese-American film director.
wong4 wo6
黄祸
Yellow Peril; a racist color metaphor representing East Asian peoples as a danger to the Western world.
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Anxious, fearful, or in a state of constant alarm and apprehension.
wong4 wong4
Magnificent, grand, or majestic.
wong4 wong4
Hurried, rushed, or anxious.
wong4 wong4 bat1 ho2 zung1 jat6
惶惶不可终日
To be in a constant state of anxiety and terror, dreading what the end of the day might bring.
wong4 zaau2 zeon2
黄爪隼
Lesser kestrel (Falco naumanni); a small bird of prey.
wong4 zan3
Wang Zhen (1908-1993), a Chinese political figure.
wong4 zau1
黄州
Huangzhou; a district in Huanggang, Hubei, China.
wong4 zau1 keoi1
黄州区
Huangzhou, a district of Huanggang City in Hubei province.
wong4 zau2
黄酒
Huangjiu, a type of undistilled fermented Chinese rice wine with a yellow hue.
wong4 zeoi2 baak6 lou6
黄嘴白鹭
Chinese egret (Egretta eulophotes), a bird species.
wong4 zeoi2 cim4 niu5
黄嘴潜鸟
Yellow-billed loon (Gavia adamsii).
wong4 zeoi2 gok3 hiu1
黄嘴角鸮
Mountain scops owl (Otus spilocephalus), a bird species.
wong4 zeoi2 ho4 jin3 au1
黄嘴河燕鸥
River tern; a species of bird (Sterna aurantia).
wong4 zeoi2 laam4 zoek3
黄嘴蓝鹊
The yellow-billed blue magpie (Urocissa flavirostris).
wong4 zeoi2 leot6 doek3 muk6 niu5
黄嘴栗啄木鸟
Bay woodpecker (Blythipicus pyrrhotis)
wong4 zeoi2 saan1 aa1
黄嘴山鸦
Alpine chough (Pyrrhocorax graculus), a bird species with a yellow beak.
wong4 zeoi2 zyu1 deng2 zoek3
黄嘴朱顶雀
Twite (Linaria flavirostris); a species of bird.
wong4 zeon1 hin3
黄遵宪
Huang Zunxian (1848-1905), Qing dynasty poet and diplomat.
wong4 zi2
Prince; the son of a monarch.
wong4 zi2
Prince; the son of an emperor or king.
wong4 zi2 hing1 dai6
黄纸兄弟
Sworn brothers; close friends who have made a formal pact of brotherhood.
wong4 zi2 waa4
黄子华
Dayo Wong Tze-wah, a popular Hong Kong actor, presenter, and stand-up comedian.
wong4 zi3 sau2 mei4
黄痣薮鹛
Steere's liocichla (Liocichla steerii), a bird species endemic to Taiwan.
wong4 zi6 bin1
王字边
The radical for jade (Kangxi radical 96), commonly referred to as the king radical.
wong4 zi6 zat6
Wang Zhizhi (born 1977), a former professional Chinese basketball player.
wong4 zik3 ling4
黄鹡鸰
Eastern yellow wagtail (Motacilla tschutschensis).
wong4 zim1
黄沾
James Wong Jim, a prominent Hong Kong Cantopop lyricist and writer.
wong4 zing1
Wong Jing, a Hong Kong film director, producer, actor, presenter, and screenwriter.
wong4 zing1
黄精
King Solomon's seal, a plant of the genus Polygonatum.
wong4 zing6 man4
Faye Wong, a highly popular and influential Chinese and Hong Kong singer and actress.
wong4 ziu1 baak3 ngaan3
黄朝百晏
Late in the morning, when the sun has already been up for a long time.
wong4 zo6
Throne; the ceremonial seat of a monarch or deity.
wong4 zoek3
黄雀
Eurasian siskin (Spinus spinus), a species of finch native to Eurasia.
wong4 zoeng3
黄酱
Yellow soybean paste, a fermented and salted condiment made from yellow soybeans.
wong4 zou2 jin4
王祖贤
Joey Wong (1967-), Taiwanese actress.
wong4 zuk1 haang1
黄竹坑
Wong Chuk Hang; an area in the Southern District of Hong Kong Island, east of Aberdeen and home to Ocean Park.
wong4 zuk1 haang1 dou6
黄竹坑道
Wong Chuk Hang Road, a major road in Wong Chuk Hang on Hong Kong Island.
wong4 zuk6
The imperial family, royalty, or members of a royal house.
wong4 zuk6 noi6 gok3
皇族内阁
The Qing dynasty cabinet established in May 1911 in response to the Xinhai Revolution, historically known as the Royal Cabinet.