ke4 fung4騎縫骑缝

Jyutpingke4 fung4

Yalekèh fùhng

Definition

The junction or seam where the edges of two sheets of paper meet.

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How it's used

Primarily used in legal or administrative contexts, this term refers specifically to the overlapping edge where two pages meet. It is most commonly heard when discussing the necessity of a seal or signature to prevent page replacement or tampering in official documents. You will rarely encounter this outside of formal paperwork or office procedures.

Examples

fan2份hap6合joek3約jiu3要koi3蓋ke4騎fung4縫jan3印sin1先syun3算sou3數。

The contract needs a seal across the junction of the pages to be valid.

nei5你gei3記dak1得喺hai2騎ke4縫fung4位wai6蓋koi3個go3印jan3呀。

Remember to stamp the seal on the junction of the pages.

Common phrases

ke4騎fung4縫jan3印

seal across the junction of pages

ke4騎fung4縫wai6位

the position of the junction

Common mistake

Do not confuse this with general folding or binding terms, as it specifically implies the act of stamping or signing across the seam to ensure document integrity.