jyun6眩
Jyutpingjyun6
Yaleyyunh
Definition
Dazzling; dazzled; giddy; dazed; to be addicted to; glare; puzzled
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How it's used
Focuses specifically on the physical sensation of being blinded or disoriented by intense light or rapid movement. It is rarely used as a standalone verb in casual speech and is more commonly found in compound words or descriptive phrases. When describing the feeling of dizziness or lightheadedness, people prefer using 頭暈 instead.
Examples
tau4 sin1 zaan2 dang1 hou2 gwong1 gaau2 dou3 ngo5 hou2 jyun4 aa4
頭先盞燈好光,搞到我好眩呀。
The light was so bright just now that I got dazzled.
nei5 tai2 je5 tai2 dou3 gam3 jyun4 hai6 mai6 ngaan5 jau5 si6 aa4
你睇嘢睇到咁眩,係咪眼有事呀?
You are so dazzled looking at things, is something wrong with your eyes?
Related words
Common phrases
jyun4 muk6
眩目
dazzling
tau4 wan4 ngaan5 jyun4
頭暈眼眩
dizzy and dazzled
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with 頭暈, which refers to feeling dizzy or faint. While both can involve a loss of focus, 眩 is strictly tied to visual impairment caused by external light or motion.
Tone guide
T1High level
T2High rising
T3Mid level
T4Low falling
T5Low rising
T6Low level
Grammar guides
- Aspect markersCantonese has no tenses, but it does have aspect markers. Learn how zo2, gwo3, gan2, and hai2 dou6 show completion, experience, and ongoing action.
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