Cantonese words starting with Z

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zou3
Kitchen stove or hearth, traditionally built of brick with a fire underneath.
zou3
A kitchen stove, fireplace, or furnace.
zou3 fat1
The fire pit inside a traditional kitchen stove.
zou3 gaan1
灶间
Kitchen.
zou3 geoi6
Cooking utensils or kitchen range.
zou3 gwan1
The Kitchen God, the deity in Chinese mythology in charge of the kitchen and food.
zou3 maa5
灶马
Camel cricket; greenhouse stone cricket.
zou3 ngaan5
A burner on a stovetop, or the opening of a stove where fuel is added.
zou3 san4
Kitchen God; the god of the kitchen in Chinese folk religion.
zou3 san4 sing1
Vesta, a major asteroid located in the asteroid belt.
zou3 tau4
灶头
Cooking stove, kitchen range, or hob.
zou3 wong4
Zaoshen, the Kitchen God in Chinese mythology.
zou3 wong4 je4
灶王爷
Zao Shen, the Kitchen God in Chinese mythology.
zou6
To trick, frame, trap, or set someone up.
zou6
Black color, or soap.
zou6
Blessing, happiness, or a year of a reign.
zou6 aa3 sei3
做啊四
To do menial tasks for others, like a servant, slave, or errand runner.
zou6 aap2
做鸭
To work as a male prostitute.
zou6 baa2 hei3
做把戏
To perform magic tricks or acrobatics.
zou6 baak3 lo1
做百罗
To celebrate a baby's 100th day of life according to Chinese custom.
zou6 baak6
Right and wrong; black and white.
zou6 bat1 dou3
Unable to do; impossible to achieve.
zou6 bun6 ji4
做伴儿
To keep someone company; to be companions.
zou6 caak6
做贼
To be a thief; to steal or commit a robbery.
zou6 caak6 sam1 heoi1
做贼心虚
To have a guilty conscience; to feel uneasy or paranoid about having done something wrong.
zou6 can3
做亲
To become relatives by marriage.
zou6 cat1
To perform traditional Buddhist or Taoist memorial rituals for a deceased person every seven days for forty-nine days.
zou6 cau2 jan2
做丑人
To mediate or settle a conflict, often risking resentment from the parties involved.
zou6 ceot1
To produce, make, or put out.
zou6 ceot1 hou2 hei3 tai2
做出好戏睇
To put on a good show, often with a mischievous or mocking intent to let others watch the drama unfold.
zou6 ceot1 min2
To act so that one's motives or intentions are too obvious.
zou6 ci3
Hurried; rash; impetuous.
zou6 ci4
造词
Word creation; coining or forming new words.
zou6 co3
做错
To make a mistake or do something wrong.
zou6 coeng4 hei3
做场戏
To put on an act or stage a performance in order to deceive someone.
zou6 coeng4 hou2 hei3
做场好戏
To put on a show or act to deceive someone, or to maintain appearances for others.
zou6 coi3
To cook or prepare food; to make a dish.
zou6 cou1
To do gymnastics, physical exercises, or calisthenics.
zou6 daai6
To scale up, expand, or develop further.
zou6 daai6 hei3
做大戏
To perform in Cantonese opera.
zou6 dai1
To defeat or kill someone.
zou6 dai6
皂隶
Yamen runners; lower-ranking runners or servants in a government office in imperial China.
zou6 dak1
Capable, competent, or acceptable; can be done or is ready to be done.
zou6 diu6
To get rid of someone, either by killing them or defeating them in sports.
zou6 dou3
To accomplish, achieve, or succeed in doing something.
zou6 dou3 hei3 kat1
做到气咳
Extremely busy and exhausted; overworked to the point of being unable to catch one's breath.
zou6 dou3 jat1 zek3 kek6 gam2
做到一只屐咁
To work extremely hard; to slave away like a dog.
zou6 dou3 zek3 zik1 gam2
做到只积咁
To work extremely hard; to slave away like a dog.
zou6 dung1
To celebrate the winter solstice, typically with a family reunion dinner.
zou6 dung1
做东
To host; to act as the host and entertain guests.