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1 | Entry | Pronunciation | Definition |
2 | 鴉 | āa | a crow |
3 | 鴉烏婆 | āa wū pó | (crow black woman)an ugly woman |
4 | 啞 | áa | a dumb |
5 | 啞仔食黃蓮 | áa jái sihk wòhng lìhn | a dumb boy eats Coptis seeds→有苦自己知 [yàuh fú jih géi jī] knowing the bitterness by oneself■to have to suffer in silence |
6 | 啞子食黃蓮 | áa jí sihk wòhng lìhn | a dumb boy eats Coptis seeds→有苦自己知 [yàuh fú jih géi jī] knowing the bitterness by oneself■to have to suffer in silence |
7 | 阿 | aa | an informal prefix for names |
8 | 阿差 | aa chāa | (<acharya, "learned men" in Sanskrit)an Indian, a Parkistani, a South Asian |
9 | 阿燦 | aa chaan | mainland Chinese (stereotyped as naive rustic in a Hong Kong television series in the 1970s) (derogatory) |
10 | 阿蟲介紹嚟 | aa chùhng gaai siuh làih | (Mr Bug sent me)1. no one sent me2. I've been sent (without saying by whom) |
11 | 阿蟲介紹我嚟 | aa chùhng gaai siuh ngóh làih | (Mr Bug sent me)1. no one sent me2. I've been sent (without saying by whom) |
12 | 阿大 | aa dáai | 1. a gang boss, a traid big brother2. the victim of a fruad |
13 | 阿頂 | aa díng | 1.a boss2.a triad big borther, a gang boss |
14 | 阿飛 | aa fēi | 1. a street hooligan2. a petty gangster |
15 | 阿福 | aa fūk | (Mr Lucky)a fool |
16 | 阿公 | aa gūng | 1. maternal grandfather2. the boss of one's boss in a traid society, the protector of one's triad protector, the big boss |
17 | 阿公嘅 | aa gūng ge | (maternal grandfather's)1. public, for anyone to use2. resources or funds held in common, belonging to a group or organisation rather than to an individual |
18 | 亞Head | aa hēt | (<head)a boss |
19 | 阿Head | aa hēt | (<head)a boss |
20 | 阿姐 | aa jē | a very capable woman |
21 | 阿吱阿咗 | aa jī aa jō | 1. to moan, to whine2. to talk back, to argue |
22 | 阿豬 | aa jyū | 1. a stupid person2. stupid |
23 | 阿豬阿狗 | aa jyū aa gáu | (any pig or dog)an indefinite phrase used to talk about a hypothetical individual, "whoever", "anyone", "any old person", "no matter who". |
24 | 阿麗 | aa laih | (Miss Beautiful)a nightclub hostess (taxi driver jargon) |
25 | 阿貓阿狗 | aa māau aa gáu | (any cat or dog)an indefinite phrase used to talk about a hypothetical individual, "whoever", "anymore", "any old person", "no matter who" |
26 | 阿乜水 | aa māt séui | someone whose name the speaker cannot remember or cannot be bothered to recall ("so and so", "whatshisname", "whatshername") |
27 | 阿茂 | aa mauh | a stupid person |
28 | 阿茂整餅 | aa mauh jíng béng | Mr Stupid makes cakes→冇嗰樣整嗰樣 [móuh gó yeuhng jíng gó yeuhng] does something unnecessary■someone doing something pointless or meaningless; a stupid action |
29 | 阿某某 | aa máuh máuh | an indefinite way of referrring to someone whose name is unknown |
30 | 阿毛 | aa mòuh | an old woman |
31 | 阿婆賽跑 | aa pò choi páau | old lady races→老西都走呀 [lóuh hāi dōu jáu aa] even an old cunt runs■everybody has gone, everyone has disappeared |
32 | 阿蛇 | aa sèh | (Mr Snake)Sir, a term of address for a policeman or male teacher |
33 | 阿四 | aa sei | an unimportant person, someone who does odd jobs; who can be ordered around, someone with low status |
34 | 阿星 | aa sīng | (Mr Singh)an Indian, a Parkistani, a South Asian |
35 | 阿嫂 | aa sóu | 1. elder brother's wife2. a term of address for someone's girlfriend or wife |
36 | 阿頭 | aa táu | (Mr Head)a boss, a chief, a head |
37 | 阿一 | aa yāt | (Mr One)1. the top boss, the top leader, the "Mr Big"2. the head of prisons, the director of correctional services3. the chief of police |
38 | 阿一哥 | aa yāt gō | (elder brother number one)1. a boss, a leader, a chief2. the chief of police |
39 | 阿二 | aa yí | (number two)a second wife or mistress |
40 | 呃 | ngāak | to cheat, to trick |
41 | 呃飯食 | ngāak faahn sihk | (cheating rice to eat)to be idle at work |
42 | 呃鬼食豆腐 | ngāak gwái sihk dauh fuh | (cheating the ghost to eat bean curd)1. to lure someone into a trap, to trick someone2. used to express scepticism or disbelief, "you're kidding me!" |
43 | 呃人 | ngāak yàhn | (cheaing people)used to indicate distrust, the feeling that one is being deceived, or that one's partner is being unfaithful |
44 | 啱 | āam/ngāam | suitable |
45 | 啱啱 | ngāam ngāam | just now |
46 | 啱咀形 | āam jéui yìhng | good to talk to, pleasant to chat with |
47 | 啱嘴形 | āam jéui yìhng | good to talk to, pleasant to chat with |
48 | 啱key | āam kī | to get along well with someone |
49 | 啱心水 | āam sām séui | exactly what is required |
50 | 鴨 | áap/aap | 1. a duck2. a gigolo |
51 | 鴨店 | áap/app dim | (duck shop)a nightclub or brothel where the clients are women and the sexual and other services are provided by men |
52 | R | āau | to scrach |
53 | R講 | āau góng | to interrupt a conversation |
54 | R晒頭 | āau saai táuh | (to scratch one's head)to be completely lost in looking for a solution |
55 | 拗 | multiple readings | [áau/ngáau]to bend [aau/ngaau]to quarrel with, to argue |
56 | 拗柴 | áau chàaih | to twist one's ankel |
57 | 拗手瓜 | ngáau/áau sáu gwāa | 1. arm-wrestling2. to compete with, to challenge |
58 | 拗頸 | ngaau/aau géng | to argue, to quarrel with |
59 | 拗撬 | ngaau/aau giuh | 1. an arguement2. to quarrel, to argue, to fight |
60 | 哎吔 | āi yā | a sort of (used before a kinship term, as in "some kind of uncle") |
61 | 暗 | am | dim |
62 | 暗病 | am behng | (hidden disease)sexual disease |
63 | 暗花 | am fāa | (hidden flowers)1. a special fund for illegal purposes, a "slush fund"2. a reward for carrying out a mission, the price on someone's head |
64 | 暗格 | am gaak | (hidden divide)a secret place, a hiding place, a place to conceal objects |
65 | 䟴腳 | an geuk | to jiggle one's feet |
66 | Un腳 | a variant of 䟴腳an geuk | to jiggle one's feet |
67 | 䟴䟴腳 | an an geuk | (to wiggle one's feet)to rise up in the world;to have no worries |
68 | Un Un 腳 | a variant of 䟴䟴腳an an geuk | (to wiggle one's feet)to rise up in the world; to have no worries |
69 | 䟴䟴吓 | an an háa/háah | (to wiggle one's body)a person who is physically unsteady |
70 | Un Un 吓 | a variant of 䟴䟴吓an an háa/háah | (to wiggle one's body)a person who is physically unsteady |
71 | 䟴身䟴勢 | un sān an sai | (to wiggle one's body)1. a person who is physically unsteady2. an ungainly or awkward person3. someone whose manner suggests they are low class |
72 | Un身Un勢 | a variant of 䟴身䟴勢un sān an sai | (to wiggle one's body)1. a person who is physically unsteady2. an ungainly or awkward person3. someone whose manner suggests they are low class |
73 | Update | āp dēi | (<up to date)in fashion, trendy, in touch with current trends |
74 | 噏 | āp/ngāp | to chat; to talk |
75 | 噏得就噏 | āp dāk jauh āp | used to reject what someone is saying, "you are bullshiting!", "watch what you say!", "don't lie?". |
76 | 噏耷 | āp dāp | shabby |
77 | 噏乜春 | āp māt chēun | an expression of irritation of what someone is saying |
78 | 噏乜撚嘢 | āp māt lán yéh | an expression of violent contempt or anger for what someone is saying, "what the fuck are you talking about?" |
79 | 噏三噏四 | āp sāam āp sei | (to chat three and four)to gossip; to chatter away |
80 | Out | āu | (<out)behind the times, out of date, old-fashioned, out of touch |
81 | Out day | āu dēi | (<out of date)behind the times, old-fashioned, out of touch |
82 | 巴巴閉 | bāa bāa bai | arrogant, flashy, showy, impressive (in positive or negative comments) |
83 | 巴巴閉閉 | bāa bāa bai bai | arrogant, flashy, showy, impressive, fantastic |
84 | 巴閉 | bāa bai | arrogant, flashy, showy, impressive (in positive or negative comments) |
85 | 巴很閉 | bāa hán bai | effing arrogant |
86 | 巴X閉 | bāa īks/iksīh bai | effing arrogant |
87 | 巴揸 | bāa jāa | talkative, gossipy, "bitchy" |
88 | 巴K閉 | bāa kēi bai | effing arrogant |
89 | 巴Q閉 | bāa kīu bai | effing arrogant |
90 | 巴辣 | bāa laaht | fierce, tough, hard to handle (generally used to describe a woman) |
91 | 巴辣臭寸 | bāa laaht chau chyun | extremely "cocky" |
92 | 巴撚閉 | bāa lán bai | fucking arrogant |
93 | 巴屎閉閉 | bāa sí bai bai | arrogant, flashy, showy, impressive (in positive or negative comments) |
94 | 吧 | bāa | (<bar)a bar (for drinking) |
95 | 吧喳 | bāa jāa | talkative; nagging; demanding (generally used with reference to women) |
96 | 吧女 | bāa néoi | a bar-girl, i.e. a woman serving drinks or working as a hostess in a night-club or bar |
97 | 把 | báa | to hold |
98 | 把春 | báa chēun | to do something that is pointless or without meaning |
99 | 把火 | báa fó | extremely angry, filled with rage |
100 | 把風 | báa fūng | to keep watch, to keep a look-out, e.g. for a police raid |