Cantonese words starting with Z

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zong6 gik1 sik1 jan3 biu2 gei1

撞擊式印表機撞击式印表机

To bump into or run across someone by chance.

To sue, accuse, or file a lawsuit against someone.

Swindler or con artist.

A derogatory term for a lawyer.

zong6 hau2 zong6 min6

To run into someone constantly; to regularly cross paths or come across someone in daily life.

Internal organs.

zong6 hung4 faa1

藏紅花藏红花

Saffron; the crocus plant or the spice derived from it.

To get a bruise from being hit or bumped.

Zhuang language

Adverbial; a grammatical modifier of a predicate.

Tibetan language.

The top scorer in an exam; historically the number-one scholar in the imperial civil service examinations.

Billiards; pool.

To have a conflict of schedules; to clash in date or time.

To crash into and destroy; to smash or break by colliding with something.

To look alike; to have very similar facial features.

Tibetan antelope, also known as chiru.

zong6 ling4 joeng4

Tibetan antelope or chiru (Pantholops hodgsonii).

To have hard-of-hearing or deteriorating hearing due to old age.

zong6 maa5 gai1

藏馬雞藏马鸡

Tibetan eared pheasant (Crossoptilon harmani).

Appearance; physical form and look of someone or something.

Tibetan script or written Tibetan language.

An object of a specified shape.

To run into someone unexpectedly; to meet face-to-face by chance.

Tibetan bunting (Emberiza koslowi), a bird species native to China.

To happen to; by chance or coincidence.

Tibetan Mastiff; a large breed of dog originating from the Tibetan Plateau.

To swindle, cheat, or defraud people.

To bump into and break, or to catch someone red-handed.

To wear the same outfit as someone else by coincidence, especially at a social event.

zong6 sau2 san4

To try one's luck; to leave things to chance or fortune.

To knock down and kill, or be run over and killed, by a vehicle.

zong6 sei2 maa5

撞死馬撞死马

To look extremely panicked or in a great rush, as if one has just run over and killed a horse.

zong6 sei2 maa5 gam2

撞死馬咁撞死马咁

To run in a frantic rush, as if in an emergency or panicked state.

An ancient profession of helping people with lawsuits and litigation, similar to a modern lawyer.

zong6 sing1 ci4

狀聲詞状声词

Onomatopoeia; a word that imitates a sound.

A latch lock or slam lock that locks automatically when the door is closed.

To be bruised, injured, or hurt in a collision.

zong6 syut3 gai1

藏雪雞藏雪鸡

Tibetan snowcock; a bird species (Tetraogallus tibetanus) native to high-altitude regions of Asia.

zong6 syut3 zoek3

Tibetan snowfinch (Montifringilla henrici), a bird species native to China.

State, condition, or status of a person, animal, substance, or abstract concept.

zong6 taai3 caam1 sou3

狀態參數状态参数

Status parameters.

zong6 taai3 dung6 ci4

狀態動詞状态动词

Stative verb; a verb that describes a state of being rather than an action.

To hit or bang one's head; to headbutt.

To crash into and destroy; to smash or wreck in a collision.

zong6 wan6 hei3

撞運氣撞运气

To try one's luck; to take a chance.

zong6 wong4 zoek3

藏黃雀藏黄雀

Tibetan serin (Spinus thibetanus), a species of finch native to China.

zong6 wui4 hoeng1 gwo2

Caraway fruit or caraway seeds.