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• 飲大咗 (jam2 daai6 zo2) — drunk (spoken)
• 飲大 (jam2 daai6) — to get drunk; to be drunk
• 飲奶 (jam2 naai5) — drink milk; receive instruction; study
• 飲家 (jam2 gaa1) — an oenophile; a wine lover who is a connoisseur of fine wines
• 飲彈 (jam2 daan6) — to be hit by a bullet; to commit suicide by shooting oneself in the throat with…
• 飲得杯落 (jam2 dak1 bui1 lok6) — an expression of relief after a difficult time is over; literally 'now I can dr…
• 飲得 (jam2 dak1) — can drink; drinkable; to describe someone who can drink a lot (with a high alch…
• 飲悶酒 (jam2 mun6 zau2) — to drown one's sorrows; to drink to stop feeling sad
• 飲早茶 (jam2 zou2 caa4) — to have morning tea and breakfast; dim sum in the morning
• 飲杯 (jam2 bui1) — "cheers!"; to have a drink; to go for a drink
• 飲歌 (jam2 go1) — favourite song for singing (spoken)
• 飲水尾 (jam2 seoi2 mei5) — having left-overs or remains from others (spoken)
• 飲泣 (jam2 jap1) — weep
• 飲筒 (jam2 tung2) — (noun) a drinking straw
• 飲管 (jam2 gun2) — a drinking straw
• 飲茶 (jam2 caa4) — (verb) drink tea
• 飲薑酒 (jam2 goeng1 zau2) — baby's full month celebration (spoken)
• 飲衫 (jam2 saam1) — (wedding) banquet outfit; favourite outfit; clothes (spoken)
• 飲醉咗 (jam2 zeoi3 zo2) — to be drunk
• 飲醉酒 (jam2 zeoi3 zau2) — drunk (spoken)
• 飲醉 (jam2 zeoi3) — drunk (spoken)
• 飲頭啖湯 (jam2 tau4 daam6 tong1) — the early bird gets the worm (spoken)
• 飲食店 (jam2 sik6 dim3) — an eatery
• 飲食業 (jam2 sik6 jip6) — food catering industry; catering trade
• 飲飲食食 (jam2 jam2 sik6 sik6) — drink and eat (spoken)
• 飲飽食醉 (jam2 baau2 sik6 zeoi3) — feeling satisfied after eating and drinking one's fill
• 飲 (jam2) — (noun) wedding party or one-month baby shower; to drink; beverage; to swallow; …
• 飲馬投錢 (jam2 maa5 tau4 cin4) — literally: 'to pay even for a horse's drink of water', to describe the extreme …
• 飲鴆止渴 (jam2 zam6 zi2 hot3) — (literally: to quench one's thirst by drinking poison); to employ a quick and t…
• 飽上心頭 (baau2 soeng5 sam1 tau4) — very full; full (up) to the throat
• 飽到上心口 (baau2 dou3 soeng5 sam1 hau2) — very full; full (up) to the throat
• 飽和溶液 (baau2 wo4 jung4 jik6) — a saturated solution
• 飽和狀態 (baau2 wo4 zong6 taai3) — saturation state
• 飽暖思淫慾 (baau2 nyun5 si1 jam4 juk6) — when one is materially comfortable, one will be lustful
• 飽死荷蘭豆 (baau2 sei2 ho4 laan1 dau6) — not worried about acting as a fool (slang)
• 飽死 (baau2 sei2) — (verb) literally: 'to die from overeating'; to be too full from over-eating; (s…
• 飾櫃 (sik1 gwai6) — a display cabinet
• 餅仔 (beng2 zai2) — a share of the cake; a slice of the pie
• 餅印 (beng2 jan3) — literally 'a cookie cutter'; slang for someone having a similar face with anoth…
• 餅咭 (beng2 gat1) — cake vouchers
• 餅家 (beng2 gaa1) — bakery shop
• 餅店 (beng2 dim3) — a bakery; a cake shop; a patisserie
• 養份 (joeng5 fan6) — nutrient
• 養 (joeng5) — (verb) 1. foster; 2. adopt; 3. regime; (adjective) 1. foster; 2. adopted
• 養和醫院 (joeng5 wo4 ji1 jyun2) — Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital
• 養唔熟 (joeng5 m4 suk6) — one who betrays again and again (spoken)
• 養大 (joeng5 daai6) — bring up; raise up
• 養身 (joeng5 san1) — take good care of one's health
• 餐包 (caan1 baau1) — dinner rolls; buns
• 餐卡 (caan1 kaa1) — a meal card; a lunch pass; a dining card
• 餐叉 (caan1 caa1) — a dining fork
• 餐單 (caan1 daan1) — a menu; a meal list
• 餐屎 (caan1 si2) — chance
• 餐搵餐食 (caan1 wan2 caan1 sik6) — living from hand to mouth; making just enough money for food
• 餐搵餐食餐餐清 (caan1 wan3 caan1 sik6 caan1 caan1 cing1) — spent all one earns instantly (spoken)
• 餐檯 (caan1 toi4) — a dining-table
• 餐飲業 (caan1 jam2 jip6) — the catering industry
• 餐 (caan1) — (noun) the unit of meals; to eat; classifier for meals, scolding, beating; a fi…
• 餓死老婆燻臭屋 (ngo6 sei2 lou5 po4 fan1 cau3 uk1) — a man who isn't capable of raising his families
• 餓狗搶屎 (ngo6 gau2 coeng2 si2) — people scrambling for things (slang)
• 餓狼 (ngo6 long4) — literally: 'a hungry wolf', describes someone who is rapacious; avaricious
• 餓過飢 (ngo6 gwo3 gei1) — too hungry
• 餓 (ngo6) — hunger; to be hungry; to be greedy for
• 餓鬼投胎 (ngo6 gwai2 tau4 toi1) — eating with no manners, large mouthfuls and too quickly (slang)
• 餘味 (jyu4 mei6) — a lasting aftertaste; a lasting impression; a reminiscence
• 餘暇 (jyu4 haa6) — spare time
• 餘毒 (jyu4 duk6) — pernicious influence; residual poison
• 餘生 (jyu4 sang1) — the rest; remainder of one's life
• 餘興 (jyu4 hing3) — a sideshow; after dinner entertainment; the lingering interest; high spirits; j…
• 餛飩 (wan4 tan1) — dumpling soup
• 餛飩麵 (wan4 tan1 min6) — Wonton noodles
• 餲堪堪 (ngaat3 ham1 ham1) — stench of stale urine
• 餵人奶 (wai3 jan4 naai5) — to breast-feed;breast nursing;breastfeeding
• 餵奶 (wai3 naai5) — to feed with milk
• 餵老虎機 (wai3 lou5 fu2 gei1) — spend a lot of money on(gambling) slot machine; to insert coins into a parking …
• 餵飼 (wai3 zi6) — to feed
• 餸菜 (sung3 coi3) — the accompanying dishes to a meal
• 餸頭餸尾 (sung3 tau4 sung3 mei5) — leftovers (food)
• 餸 (sung3) — meals dishes
• 餿水 (sau1 seoi2) — swill; slops;
• 饑餓 (gei1 ngo6) — hunger; starvation
• 饑饉三十 (gei1 gan2 saam1 sap6) — Famine events, localized events of voluntary fasting for 30 or 40 hours dependi…
• 饒沃 (jiu4 juk1) — fertile; rich (soil)
• 饒讓 (jiu4 joeng6) — tolerance and concession; to let off; to excuse; to have mercy on; to reprieve
• 首創精神 (sau2 cong3 zing1 san4) — initiative; pioneering spirit
• 首惡 (sau2 ok3) — the chief criminal
• 首日 (sau2 jat6) — the first day
• 首期 (sau2 kei4) — the first phase; the first period; the downpayment
• 首本 (sau2 bun2) — the most representative and the best work of someone (ususally refers to that o…
• 首烏 (sau2 wu1) — Chinese Knotweed; fleece-flower root (Fallopia multiflora), a type of plant com…
• 首肯 (sau2 hang2) — consent; approval
• 首被告 (sau2 bei6 gou3) — the first defendant
• 香主 (hoeng1 zyu2) — incense master; a senior rank in a gang
• 香信 (hoeng1 seon3) — a type of shiitake mushroom
• 香口 (hoeng1 hau2) — tasty; crispy (spoken)
• 香咗 (hoeng1 zo2) — a tactful way of saying someone has died; defeated; thwarted
• 香川縣 (hoeng1 cyun1 jyun6) — Kagawa Prefecture, Japan
• 香料粉 (hoeng1 liu2 fan2) — spice powder
• 香梘 (hoeng1 gaan2) — soap
• 香樟 (hoeng1 zoeng1) — cinnamon camphora, camphor tree; canohorwood; camphor laurel
• 香江 (hoeng1 gong1) — another name for Hong Kong; Perfume River in Vietnam
• 香消玉殞 (hoeng1 siu1 juk6 wan5) — the death of a pretty woman
• 香港上海匯豐銀行 (hoeng1 gong2 soeng5 hoi2 wui6 fung1 ngan4 hong4) — The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
• 香港中央圖書館 (hoeng1 gong2 zung1 joeng1 tou4 syu1 gun2) — Hong Kong Central Library
• 香港中學文憑考試 (hoeng1 gong2 zung1 hok6 man4 pang4 haau2 si5) — Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination
• 香港中學會考 (hoeng1 gong2 zung1 hok6 wui6 haau2) — Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination
• 香港互聯網註冊管理有限公司 (hoeng1 gong2 wu6 lyun4 mong5 zyu3 caak3 gun2 lei5 jau5 haan6 gung1 si1) — Hong Kong Internet Registration Corporation Limited
• 香港仔水塘 (hoeng1 gong2 zai2 seoi2 tong4) — Aberdeen Reservoirs, a place in Hong Kong
• 香港仔隧道 (hoeng1 gong2 zai2 seoi6 dou6) — Aberdeen Tunnel
• 香港仔 (hoeng1 gong2 zai2) — Aberdeen, a town situated in southern Hong Kong Island
• 香港兒童合唱團 (hoeng1 gong2 ji4 tung4 hap6 coeng3 tyun4) — Hong Kong Children's Choir
• 香港公園 (hoeng1 gong2 gung1 jyun2) — Hong Kong Park
• 香港公開大學 (hoeng1 gong2 gung1 hoi1 daai6 hok6) — The Open University of Hong Kong
• 香港動植物公園 (hoeng1 gong2 dung6 zik6 mat6 gung1 jyun4) — Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens
• 香港動漫電玩節 (hoeng1 gong2 dung6 maan6 din6 wun6 zit3) — Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong
• 香港回歸 (hoeng1 gong2 wui4 gwai1) — Transfer of Sovereignty over Hong Kong
• 香港國際學校 (hoeng1 gong2 gwok3 zai3 hok6 haau6) — Hong Kong International School
• 香港國際機場 (hoeng1 gong2 gwok3 zai3 gei1 coeng4) — Hong Kong International Airport
• 香港地 (hoeng1 gong2 dei6) — a way of saying: "In Hong Kong"
• 香港城市大學 (hoeng1 gong2 sing4 si5 daai6 hok6) — City University of Hong Kong
• 香港域名註冊有限公司 (hoeng1 gong2 wik6 meng2 zyu3 caak3 jau5 haan6 gung1 si1) — Hong Kong Domain Name Registration Company Limited
• 香港大學大學堂 (hoeng1 gong2 daai6 hok6 daai6 hok6 tong4) — University Hall, the student residence of the Hong Kong University
• 香港大球場 (hoeng1 gong2 daai6 kau4 coeng4) — Hong Kong Stadium
• 香港天文台 (hoeng1 gong2 tin1 man4 toi4) — Hong Kong Observatory
• 香港太空館 (hoeng1 gong2 taai3 hung1 gun2) — Hong Kong Space Museum
• 香港寬頻 (hoeng1 gong2 fun1 pan4) — Hong Kong Broadband Network
• 香港專上學生聯會 (hoeng1 gong2 zyun1 soeng6 hok6 saang1 lyun4 wui2) — Hong Kong Federation of Students
• 香港小姐 (hoeng1 gong2 siu2 ze2) — Miss Hong Kong
• 香港建築師學會 (hoeng1 gong2 gin3 zuk1 si1 hok6 wui2) — The Hong Kong Institute of Architects
• 香港房屋協會 (hoeng1 gong2 fong4 uk1 hip3 wui2) — Hong Kong Housing Society
• 香港房屋委員會 (hoeng1 gong2 fong4 uk1 wai2 jyun4 wui2) — Hong Kong Housing Authority
• 香港教育學院 (hoeng1 gong2 gaau3 juk6 hok6 jyun2) — Hong Kong Institute of Education
• 香港文化博物館 (hoeng1 gong2 man4 faa3 bok3 mat6 gun2) — Hong Kong Heritage Museum
• 香港旅遊協會 (hoeng1 gong2 leoi5 jau4 hip3 wui2) — Hong Kong Tourism Board
• 香港會議展覽中心 (hoeng1 gong2 wui2 ji5 zin2 laam5 zung1 sam1) — Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
• 香港樹仁大學 (hoeng1 gong2 syu6 jan4 daai6 hok6) — Hong Kong Shue Yan University
• 香港機場管理局 (hoeng1 gong2 gei1 coeng4 gun2 lei5 guk6) — Airport Authroity Hong Kong
• 香港歷史博物館 (hoeng1 gong2 lik6 si2 bok3 mat6 gun2) — Hong Kong Museum of History
• 香港殯儀館 (hoeng1 gong2 ban3 ji4 gun2) — Hong Kong Funeral Home
• 香港海底隧道 (hoeng1 gong2 hoi2 dai2 seoi6 dou6) — Cross Harbour Tunnel. Hong Kong
• 香港海洋公園 (hoeng1 gong2 hoi2 joeng4 gung1 jyun4) — Ocean Park Hong Kong
• 香港海關 (hoeng1 gong2 hoi2 gwaan1) — Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department
• 香港海防博物館 (hoeng1 gong2 hoi2 fong4 bok3 mat6 gun2) — Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence
• 香港浸會大學 (hoeng1 gong2 zam3 wui2 daai6 hok6) — Hong Kong Baptist University
• 香港演藝學院 (hoeng1 gong2 jin2 ngai6 hok6 jyun2) — The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts
• 香港牙醫學會 (hoeng1 gong2 ngaa4 ji1 hok6 wui2) — Hong Kong Dental Association
• 香港特別行政區 (hoeng1 gong2 dak6 bit6 hang4 zing3 keoi1) — Hong Kong Special Administartive Region; Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
• 香港特區 (hoeng1 gong2 dak6 keoi1) — Hong Kong Special Administartive Region
• 香港禮賓府 (hoeng1 gong2 lai5 ban1 fu2) — Hong Kong Government House
• 香港科學館 (hoeng1 gong2 fo1 hok6 gun2) — Hong Kong Science Museum
• 香港管弦樂團 (hoeng1 gong2 gun2 jin4 ngok6 tyun4) — Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra
• 香港紅十字會輸血服務中心 (hoeng1 gong2 hung4 sap6 zi6 wui2 syu1 hyut3 fuk6 mou6 zung1 sam1) — Hong Kong Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service
• 香港經濟日報 (hoeng1 gong2 ging1 zai3 jat6 bou3) — Hong Kong Economic Times (Newspaper)
• 香港考試及評核局 (hoeng1 gong2 haau2 si5 kap6 ping4 hat6 guk2) — Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority
• 香港考試局 (hoeng1 gong2 haau2 si5 guk6) — Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority
• 香港聯合交易所 (hoeng1 gong2 lyun4 hap6 gaau1 jik6 so2) — The Hong Kong Stock Exchange
• 香港職工會聯盟 (hoeng1 gong2 zik1 gung1 wui2 lyun4 mang4) — Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions
• 香港舞蹈團 (hoeng1 gong2 mou5 dou6 tyun4) — Hong Kong Dance Company
• 香港藝術館 (hoeng1 gong2 ngai6 seot6 gun2) — Hong Kong Museum of Art
• 香港語言學學會粵語拼音方案 (hoeng1 gong2 jyu5 jin4 hok6 hok6 wui2 jyut6 jyu5 ping3 jam1 fong1 on3) — Jyutping;The Linguistic Society of Hong Kong Cantonese Romanization Scheme
• 香港警務處 (hoeng1 gong2 ging2 mou6 cyu2) — Hong Kong Police Force
• 香港賽馬會 (hoeng1 gong2 coi3 maa5 wui2) — Hong Kong Jockey Club
• 香港輔助警察隊 (hoeng1 gong2 fu6 zo6 ging2 caat3 deoi6) — Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force
• 香港迪士尼樂園 (hoeng1 gong2 dik6 si6 nei4 lok6 jyun4) — Hong Kong Disneyland
• 香港郵政 (hoeng1 gong2 jau4 zing3) — Hongkong Post
• 香港醫學會 (hoeng1 gong2 ji1 hok6 wui2) — The Hong Kong Medical Association
• 香港鐵路博物館 (hoeng1 gong2 tit3 lou6 bok3 mat6 gun2) — Hong Kong Railway Museum
• 香港電影資料館 (hoeng1 gong2 din6 jing2 zi1 liu2 gun2) — Hong Kong Film Archive
• 香港電影金像獎 (hoeng1 gong2 din6 jing2 gam1 zoeng6 zoeng2) — Hong Kong Film Awards
• 香港電影 (hoeng1 gong2 din6 jing2) — Hong Kong Film
• 香港電車 (hoeng1 gong2 din6 ce1) — Hong Kong Tramways
• 香港體育學院 (hoeng1 gong2 tai2 juk6 hok6 jyun2) — Hong Kong Sports Institute
• 香港體育館 (hoeng1 gong2 tai2 juk6 gun2) — Hong Kong Coliseum
• 香港高級程度會考 (hoeng1 gong2 gou1 kap1 cing4 dou6 wui6 haau2) — Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination (HKALE)
• 香濃 (hoeng1 nung4) — aromatic; fragrant and flavoursome
• 香爐墩 (hoeng1 lou4 dan2) — a censer;an incense burner; the only son in the family
• 香爐𣎴 (hoeng1 lou4 dan2) — a censer;an incense burner; the only son in the family
• 香爐灰 (hoeng1 lou4 fui1) — incense ash
• 香爐躉 (hoeng1 lou4 dan2) — the only male child (slang)
• 香牙蕉 (hoeng1 ngaa4 ziu1) — banana
• 香笄腳 (hoeng1 gai1 goek3) — fleshless leg, very skinny legs (as thin as an incense; joss stick)
• 香笄 (hoeng1 gai1) — the remaining supporting stick of an incense; joss stick
• 香米 (hoeng1 mai5) — aromatic rice; fragrant rice
• 香芹 (hoeng1 kan4) — parsley
• 香蕉仔 (hoeng1 ziu1 zai2) — Chinese youngsters born or brought up in western countries (spoken)
• 香蕉糕 (hoeng1 ziu1 gou1) — banana roll, a type of Chinese pastry
• 香蕉船 (hoeng1 ziu1 syun4) — banana split, a type of ice cream dessert
• 香雞腳 (hoeng1 gai1 goek3) — skinny legs
• 香雞 (hoeng1 gai1) — thin (for describing limbs; slang)
• 香雲紗 (hoeng1 wan4 saa1) — Canton gambiered gauze; watered silk gauze; gambiered Canton silk gauze; gambie…
• 香 (hoeng1) — (slang) 1. passed away; 2. departed; fragrant; sweet smelling; aromatic; savory…
• 馨香 (hing1 hoeng1) — (noun) tempting and appealing
• 馬上風 (maa5 soeng6 fung1) — sudden death during sexual intercourse
• 馬上 (maa5 soeng6) — to ride
• 馬主 (maa5 zyu2) — horse owner
• 馬交 (maa5 gaau1) — another name for Macau
• 馬介休 (maa5 gaai3 jau1) — Bacalhau, the Portuguese word for cod (dried and salted)
• 馬仔 (maa5 zai2) — (animal) 1. foal; (pastry food); Sachima; (noun) (of gambling) horse racing
• 馬來西亞航空 (maa5 loi4 sai1 aa3 hong4 hung1) — Malaysia Airlines
• 馬來西亞華人公會 (maa5 loi4 sai1 aa3 hung1 jan4 gung1 wui2) — Malaysian Chinese Association
• 馬克斯 (maa5 haak1 si1) — Max Weber, a German sociologist, philosopher and political economist whose idea…
• 馬六甲州 (maa5 luk6 gaap3 zau1) — Malacca, a Malaysian state on the Malay Peninsula's southwest coast
• 馬到功成 (maa5 dou3 gung1 sing4) — to achieve success instantly
• 馬國明 (maa5 gwok3 ming4) — Kenneth Ma Kwok Ming, a Hong Kong actor
• 馬場 (maa5 coeng4) — (n.) a horse racing venue; course; horse racing tracks.
• 馬季 (maa5 gwai3) — horse racing season
• 馬尿水 (maa5 niu6 seoi2) — Ma Liu Shui,a place in Hong Kong
• 馬尿 (maa5 niu6) — tears (slang)
• 馬屎洲 (maa5 si2 zau1) — Ma Shi Chau ,a place in Hong Kong
• 馬弁 (maa5 bin6) — (officer's) bodyguard; rentinue
• 馬料水 (maa5 liu6 seoi2) — Ma Liu Shui, an area in Sha Tin District, Hong Kong
• 馬會 (maa5 wui2) — jockey club
• 馬棚 (maa5 paang4) — a stable
• 馬標 (maa5 biu1) — a parimutuel ticket (for horseracing)
• 馬檻 (maa5 laam2) — brothel
• 馬死落地行 (maa5 sei2 lok6 dei6 haang4) — to keep pushing on by oneself in face of great hardship
• 馬灣 (maa5 waan1) — Ma Wan, a place in Hong Kong, China
• 馬膽 (maa5 daam2) — a horse racing term, the horse that you put your money on
• 馬虎 (maa1 fu1) — not paying attention
• 馬蜂窩 (maa5 fung1 wo1) — a hornet ' s nest
• 馬蠅 (maa5 jing4) — botfly;horse flies
• 馬褲 (maa5 fu3) — breeches;riding breeches
• 馬豆糕 (maa5 dau6 gou1) — coconut split pea pudding
• 馬蹄粉 (maa5 tai2 fan2) — water chestnut powder
• 馬蹄糕 (maa5 tai4 gou1) — water chestnut cake
• 馬蹄蘭 (maa5 tai4 laan4) — calla lily, a type of flower
• 馬蹄露 (maa5 tai4 lou6) — Celine Ma Tai-Lo, a Hong Kong actress and singer
• 馬迷 (maa5 mai4) — fans of horse racing; a turfman
• 馬達 (maa5 daat6) — female ruffian (Cantonese)
• 馬醫 (maa5 ji1) — a horse vet
• 馬靴 (maa5 hoe1) — riding boots; jackboots
• 馬頭圍 (maa5 tau4 wai4) — Ma Tau Wai, a Place in Hong Kong, China
• 馬頭魚 (maa5 tau4 jyu4) — horsehead tilefish; red tilefish, a type of fish
• 馬首是瞻 (maa5 sau2 si6 zim1) — to follow someone's lead
• 馬騮仔 (maa5 lau4 zai2) — monkey (spoken)
• 馬騮搣 (maa5 lau4 mit1) — monkey picked oolong tea, a type of tea leaf
• 馬騮梯 (maa5 lau4 tai1) — a fixed flat ladder (construction site; lift pit)
• 馬騮精 (maa5 lau1 zing1) — (n.) refers to the monkey character Sun Wukong (Monkey King) from Chinese the c…
• 馬騮衣 (maa5 lau4 ji1) — literally: 'a monkey suit', to describe clothes that are poorly fitted (usually…
• 馮德倫 (fung4 dak1 leon4) — Stephen Fung Tak -Lun, a Hong Kong singer, songwriter
• 馮檢基 (fung4 gim2 gei1) — Frederick Fung Kin-kee, a Hong Kong politician
• 馳名中外 (ci4 ming4 zung1 ngoi6) — to be known; renowned at home and abroad; famous; renowned both inside and outs…
• 馳念 (ci4 nim6) — to miss; to think longingly of someone; something far away
• 馳驅 (ci4 keoi1) — to gallop;to ride fast
• 馴和 (seon4 wo4) — tame;docile
• 馴品 (seon4 ban2) — pure; innocent; gentle
• 馴獸師 (seon4 sau3 si1) — an animal trainer
• 駁口 (bok3 hau2) — interface;roll line;fold line;connection; joint; junction
• 駁咀駁舌 (bok3 zeoi2 bok3 sit6) — to talk back
• 駁嘴 (bok3 zeoi2) — to speak back
• 駁火 (bok3 fo2) — exchange gunfire
• 駁腳 (bok3 goek3) — connecting transport (slang)
• 駁艇 (bok3 teng5) — a barge
• 駁艔 (bok3 dou6) — a transit barge
• 駁 (bok3) — to connect; variegated; heterogeneous; to refute; to contradict; to ship by bar…
• 駁骨 (bok3 gwat1) — connect broken bones
• 駐外 (zyu3 ngoi6) — stationed abroad (overseas)
• 駐留 (zyu3 lau4) — resident; to reside at; residency; to be stationed at
• 駐診 (zyu3 can2) — resident (doctor)
• 駐防 (zyu3 fong4) — stationed
• 駐顏有術 (zyu3 ngaan4 jau5 seot6) — to have a recipe for eternal youth; to maintain a young look; (be) skilled in m…
• 駕步 (gaa3 bou6) — den; attitude
• 駛 (sai2) — to drive; to gallop; speedily; to proceed to; to pilot (ship, plane etc); to sa…
• 駝峰 (to4 fung1) — a camel hump
• 駝鳥 (to4 niu5) — an ostrich
• 駟不及舌 (si3 bat1 kap6 sit6) — cannot take back and withdraw what has already been said
• 駢文 (pin4 man4) — parallel prose
• 騎劫 (ke4 gip3) — hijack; rob
• 騎呢 (ke4 le4) — weird; eccentric; strange; bizarre
• 騎師 (ke4 si1) — disc jockey
• 騎樓底 (ke4 lau2 dai2) — pavement with overhead buildings (spoken)
• 騎樓 (ke4 lau2) — (noun) balcony
• 騎牛搵馬 (ke4 ngau4 wan2 maa5) — (phrase) to buy time for something, e.g. a job, while waiting for a better oppo…
• 騎縫 (ke4 fung4) — junction of the edges of two sheets of paper
• 騎膊馬 (ke4 bok3 maa5) — (noun) shoulder ride
• 騎都尉 (gei6 dou1 wai3) — commandant of cavalry
• 騎馬找馬 (kei4 maa5 zaau2 maa5) — literally: 'to look for a horse while sitting on one', to hold on to one job wh…
• 騞 (waak6) — (onomatopoeic) cracking; crashing sound; suddenly; rapidly
• 騰訊ＱＱ (tang4 seon3 kiu1 kiu1) — Tencent QQ, an instant messaging software service
• 騰達 (tang4 daat6) — on the rise; thriving; soaring
• 騰雲駕霧 (tang4 wan4 gaa3 mou6) — to be walking on clouds; to speed across the sky; to go at a speed of flying; t…
• 騷人 (sou1 jan4) — disillusioned; melancolic poets and writers
• 騷擾晒 (sou1 jiu2 saai3) — sorry to interrupt; sorry to be a nuisance; sorry for disturbing
• 騸雞 (sin3 gai1) — a capon
• 驍勇 (hiu1 jung5) — brave; valiant; courageous
• 驍悍 (hiu1 hon6) — valiant; brave
• 驍雄 (hiu1 hung4) — a brave; valor; mighty; powerful valor person
• 驗孕 (jim6 jan6) — to test for pregnancy
• 驗眼 (jim6 ngaan5) — to have an eye examination
• 驗身 (jim6 san1) — medical checkup; body check
• 驚人 (ging1 jan4) — amazing; jawdropping
• 驚住 (geng1 zyu6) — worried about; wary of
• 驚 (ging1) — (adjective) 1. surprise; 2. Scary; to startle; to be frightened; to be scared; …
• 驚歎 (ging1 taan3) — amaze; marvel
• 驚死 (geng1 sei2) — be scared; be terrified
• 驚見 (ging1 gin3) — to be surprised to see; to be shocked to see; to be appalled to see; to be awed…
• 驚訝 (ging1 ngaa6) — astounded; shocked
• 驚青 (geng1 ceng1) — (adjective) afraid; frightened; scared; terrified
• 驛道 (jik6 dou6) — post road; courier route
• 驛館 (jik6 gun2) — a courier hostel; a courier station; a post house
• 驟眼睇 (zaau6 ngaan5 tai2) — at a glance; at first glance
• 驢仔 (leoi4 zai2) — mule; one who works just for survival (spoken)
• 驢打滾 (leoi4 daa2 gwan2) — snowballing usury; soybean flour cake
• 驥足 (kei3 zuk1) — skilled talent; outstanding ability
• 骨場 (gwat1 coeng4) — massage parlour (spoken)
• 骨女 (gwat1 neoi5) — massage girl (spoken)
• 骨妹 (gwat1 mui6) — young massage girl (spoken)
• 骨子 (gwat1 zi2) — (slang) 1. exquisite; 2. Small but tasteful and elegant (condo, etc.) (noun) bo…
• 骨灰甕 (gwat1 fui1 ung3) — a cinerary urn for ashes
• 骨灰龕 (gwat1 fui1 ham1) — a columbarium; an urn niche
• 骨痛 (gwat1 tung3) — ostealgia;bone pain
• 骨痹 (gwat1 bei3) — disgusting; often used to describe a reaction to an awkward; overly romantic or…
• 骨痺 (gwat1 bei3) — mushy; lovey-dovey; often used to describe a reaction to an awkward; overly rom…
• 骨癌 (gwat1 ngaam4) — bone cancer
• 骨碌 (gwat1 luk1) — to roll
• 骨緻 (gwat1 zi2) — sophisticated; refined; exquisite; tasteful
• 骨蟲 (gwat1 cung4) — regular customer of massage parlors
• 骨骼系統 (gwat1 gaak3 hai6 tung2) — skeletal system
• 骨髓炎 (gwat1 seoi5 jim4) — osteomyelitis; medullitis
• 骰仔 (sik1 zai2) — dice
• 骰寶 (sik1 bou2) — 'sic bo'; 'tai sai'; 'dau siu'; 'big and small'; 'Fish-Prawn-Crab', a classic C…
• 骷髏骨 (fu1 lau4 gwat1) — skeleton
• 𩩍骨 (peng1 gwat1) — rib bones
• 骿骨 (pin4 gwat1) — rib bones
• 髀罅 (bei2 laa3) — groin; gap between thighs (spoken)
• 體弱多病 (tai2 joek6 do1 beng6) — valetudinarianism; feeble and sick
• 體育世界 (tai2 juk6 sai3 gaai3) — the sports world
• 體育中心 (tai2 juk6 zung1 sam1) — sports centre
• 體育中心站 (tai2 juk6 zung1 sam1 zaam6) — Tianhe Sports Centre Station, a metro station in Guangzhou, China
• 體育新聞 (tai2 juk6 san1 man4) — the sports news
• 體育用品 (tai2 juk6 jung6 ban2) — sports products;sports supplies
• 體育衫 (tai2 juk6 saam1) — sports shirt
• 體育西路 (tai2 juk6 sai1 lou6) — Tiyuxi Road, a place in Guangzhou, China
• 體育西路站 (tai2 juk6 sai1 lou6 zaam6) — Tiyu Xilu Station,a metro station in Guangzhou, China
• 高企 (gou1 kei5) — (prices; values etc) stay high; maintains at a high level
• 高佬 (gou1 lou2) — a tall man
• 高力豆沙 (gou1 lik6 dau6) — red bean paste soufflé ball
• 高圓圓 (gou1 jyun4 jyun4) — Gao Yuanyuan, a Chinese actress
• 高壓煲 (gou1 aat3 bou1) — a pressure cooker
• 高大威猛 (gou1 daai6 wai1 maang5) — tall and mighty (spoken)
• 高大衰 (gou1 daai6 seoi1) — a big bully; a blockhead; a badly behaved tall; strong man
• 高姿態 (gou1 zi1 taai3) — high profile
• 高尚 (gou1 soeng6) — affluent
• 高屋建瓴 (gou1 uk1 gin3 ling4) — in a strategically advantageous position
• 高山劇場 (gou1 saan1 kek6 coeng4) — Ko Shan Theatre, in Hong Kong,China
• 高峯 (gou1 fung1) — peak
• 高度自治 (gou1 dou6 zi6 zi6) — high degree of autonomy
• 高度評價 (gou1 dou6 ping4 gaa3) — to speak highly of somebody;high praise
• 高張 (gou1 zoeng1) — to hang up high; lavishly; taut; to brace (someone) for something difficult; ar…
• 高強度 (gou1 koeng4 dou6) — high-duty;high strength; high intensity
• 高戙戙 (gou1 dong6 dong6) — very tall (to describe structures; buildings)
• 高梁酒 (gou1 loeng4 zau2) — kaoliang; sorghum wine, a distilled liquor made from fermented sorghum
• 高檔雞 (gou1 dong3 gai1) — a high-class prostitute (female)
• 高比拜仁 (gou1 bei2 baai3 jan4) — Kobe Bryant, a famous basketball star
• 高洞洞 (gou1 dung6 dung6) — tall
• 高清翡翠台 (gou1 cing1 fei2 ceoi3 toi4) — TVB HD Jade,a Hong Kong Television Station
• 高畫質電視 (gou1 waa2 zat1 din6 si6) — high definition television(HDTV)
• 高登 (gou1 dang1) — Hong Kong Golden Forum
• 高知縣 (gou1 zi1 jyun6) — Kochi Prefecture, Japan
• 高祖 (gou1 zou2) — a posthumous title for an emperor in ancient China
• 高竇貓 (gou1 dau3 maau1) — a snob
• 高竇 (gou1 dau3) — (adj.) to put on airs; arrogant; supercilious, usually used to describe women.
• 高粱粟 (gou1 loeng4 suk1) — sorghum
• 高級官員 (gou1 kap1 gun1 jyun4) — a senior official; a high-ranking official
• 高級幹部 (gou1 kap1 gon3 bou6) — senior cadres; senior officials
• 高蛋白 (gou1 daan2 baak6) — high protein
• 高買 (gou1 maai5) — shoplifting
• 高踭鞋 (gou1 zaang1 haai4) — (noun) high heels
• 高速鐵路 (gou1 cuk1 tit3 lou6) — high speed rail
• 高雲地利 (gou1 wan4 dei6 lei6) — Coventry, England
• 高章 (gou1 zoeng1) — clever move;brilliant strategy
• 高 (gou1) — (adjective) 1. high (in rank); 2. superior; tall; above average; loud; your (ho…
• 高高地 (gou1 gou1 dei2) — high; tall
• 高齡津貼 (gou1 ling4 zeon1 tip3) — old age allowance
• 髪腳 (faat3 goek3) — (noun) the tips of hair
• 髮刷 (faat3 caat3) — hairbrush
• 髮型屋 (faat3 jing4 uk1) — a hair salon
• 髮妻 (faat3 cai1) — the first wife
• 髮尾 (faat3 mei5) — ends of hair
• 髮笠 (faat3 lap1) — hair net (spoken)
• 髮線 (faat3 sin3) — hairline
• 髹灰水 (jau1 fui1 seoi2) — whitewashing (a wall; building; room)
• 鬆人 (sung1 jan4) — (slang) to give the slip; to leave; to run off; to sneak off
• 鬆化 (sung1 faa3) — soft and crispy
• 鬆啲 (sung1 di1) — just a little bit more (than a certain quantity stated)
• 鬆婄 (sung1 pau3) — soft
• 鬆 (sung1) — (verb) 1. leave; (adjective) slack; (adjective) (of muffin etc.) 1. Fluffy; (ad…
• 鬆毛狗 (sung1 mou4 gau2) — Chow Chow, a dog breed
• 鬆毛鬆翼 (sung1 mou4 sung1 jik6) — happy as a bird (slang)
• 鬆緊 (sung1 gan2) — degree of tightness; elasticity
• 鬆馳 (sung1 ci4) — to relax; relaxation; to loosen up; unbend;laxity
• 鬆骨 (sung1 gwat1) — a two-handed massage technique; to hit; to strike (humorous)
• 鬆鬆垮垮 (sung1 sung1 kwaa1 kwaa1) — to be slack and perfunctory; loose; not tight; insecure
• 鬍鬑鬚 (wu4 lim4 sou1) — a full beard
• 鬍鬚佬 (wu4 sou1 lou2) — a bearded man
• 鬍鬚公 (wu4 sou1 gung1) — a bearded man
• 鬍鬚簕特 (wu4 sou1 lak6 dak6) — with a bushy beard
• 鬚刨 (sou1 paau2) — a razor
• 鬚根 (sou1 gan1) — stubble
• 鬥叻 (dau3 lek1) — to compete with each other to see who is smarter
• 鬥嘥 (dau3 saai1) — to slander each other; to compete with each other on wastefulness
• 鬥大 (dau3 daai6) — to compete and see who; which one is bigger; to compete for position; status; a…
• 鬥家私 (dau3 gaa1 si1) — to make; assemble together furniture; furniture DIY
• 鬥快 (dau3 faai3) — to compete to see who's faster
• 鬥木佬 (dau3 muk6 lou2) — carpenter (spoken)
• 鬥木 (dau3 muk6) — to do woodwork
• 鬥氣冤家 (dau3 hei3 jyun1 gaa1) — vindictive enemies
• 鬥氣 (dau3 hei3) — (verb) quarrel
• 鬥負氣 (dau3 fu6 hei3) — acting unreasonable against one (spoken)
• 鬥踩 (dau3 caai2) — to slander each other
• 鬥車 (dau3 ce1) — car racing
• 鬥醒 (dau3 sing2) — to compete with each other to see who is smarter
• 鬥靚 (dau3 leng3) — to compete for beauty
• 鬥龍船 (dau3 lung4 syun4) — dragon boat racing
• 鬧交 (naau6 gaau1) — (slang) to fight with someone; to quarrel; to wrangle
• 鬧人 (naau6 jan4) — to tell someone off; to curse someone
• 鬧別扭 (naau6 bit6 nau2) — to bicker;to be difficult with someone; to be at odds with someone
• 鬧意氣 (naau6 ji3 hei3) — to quarrel just to vent one's spleen; to sulk
• 鬧意見 (naau6 ji3 gin3) — different in opinion or stance (spoken)
• 鬧熱 (naau6 jit6) — a happening situation (noisy; crowded place); busy and lively; vibrant
• 鬧 (naau6) — (verb) 1. scold; 2. blame; 3. argue; noisy; cacophonous; to make noise; to dist…
• 鬩神星 (jik1 san4 sing1) — Eris; Planet Eris
• 鬱悒 (wat1 jap1) — dejected
• 鬱積 (wat1 zik1) — pent-up; smouldering
• 鬼上身 (gwai2 soeng5 san1) — (phrasal verb) to be possessed by ghosts or spirits
• 鬼主意 (gwai2 zyu2 ji3) — evil plan; wicked idea
• 鬼五馬六 (gwai2 ng5 maa5 luk6) — (slang) (of people) weird; bizarre; to act eccentrically; witty; to be full of …
• 鬼仔戲 (gwai2 zai2 hei3) — a puppet show
• 鬼仔 (gwai2 zai2) — (noun) western boy; caucasian boy
• 鬼佬涼茶 (gwai2 lou2 loeng4 caa4) — beer (slang)
• 鬼佬話 (gwai2 lou2 waa6) — foreign languages (English)
• 鬼佬齋 (gwai2 lou2 zaai1) — western-style vegetable cuisine
• 鬼出電入 (gwai2 ceot1 din6 jap6) — full of rapid changes and wizardlike elusiveness
• 鬼剃頭 (gwai2 tai3 tau4) — alopecia
• 鬼古 (gwai2 gu2) — a ghost story
• 鬼咁 (gwai2 gam2) — so (spoken)
• 鬼噉 (gwai2 gam2) — extremely; terribly; horribly; immensely; outrageously
• 鬼妹 (gwai2 mui1) — (noun) western girl; caucasian girl
• 鬼市 (gwai2 si5) — overnight market
• 鬼影都冇隻 (gwai2 jing2 dou1 mou5 zek3) — do not see anyone; a deserted place (spoken)
• 鬼影 (gwai2 jing2) — ghost (human) shadow, normally used in the context鬼影都冇隻 when a place is complet…
• 鬼才 (gwai2 coi4) — genius;wizard;talent; 'no one will…'; 'who would…'
• 鬼打都冇咁醒 (gwai2 daa2 dou1 mou5 gam3 sing2) — very clever, smart, ingenuity
• 鬼打 (gwai2 daa2) — unbelievably; outrageously; (exclamatory phrase) 鬼打!: utterly impossible!; shee…
• 鬼打鬼 (gwai2 daa2 gwai2) — (slang) infighting; internecine conflict of the people involved; quarrel among …
• 鬼拍後尾枕 (gwai2 paak3 hau6 mei5 zam2) — slips of the tongue; Freudian slip (slang)
• 鬼揞眼 (gwai2 am2 ngaan5) — a situation where a person can't see or notice something obvious; literally: 'g…
• 鬼搰 (gwai2 wat6) — cunning
• 鬼故 (gwai2 gu3) — ghost stories;a horror story
• 鬼死咁 (gwai2 sei2 gam2) — so (spoken)
• 鬼死 (gwai2 sei2) — so (spoken)
• 鬼殺咁嘈 (gwai2 saat3 gam3 cou4) — (adj.) to describe someone who is very noisy and annoying; to make a big fuss a…
• 鬼殺噉聲 (gwai2 saat3 gam2 seng1) — the sound of a horrible scream; very noisy
• 鬼火咁靚 (gwai2 fo2 gam2 leng3) — so pretty; so hot (spoken)
• 鬼知 (gwai2 zi1) — god knows (spoken)
• 鬼祟 (gwai2 seoi6) — sneaky; sneakily; furtive; stealthy
• 鬼節 (gwai2 zit3) — ghost festival;Obon festival; Halloween
• 鬼聲鬼氣 (gwai2 seng1 gwai2 hei3) — a strange; horrible sounding; literally 'speaking like a ghost'
• 鬼蜮伎倆 (gwai2 wik6 gei6 loeng5) — devilish stratagem; devilish tricks; malicious intrigues
• 鬼責 (gwai2 zaak3) — (to be pressed down by a ghost); feeling of something pressing down on a person…
• 鬼迷 (gwai2 mai4) — (to be bewitched by ghost); to be under a spell
• 鬼都怕 (gwai2 dou1 paa3) — (literally: even the ghost would be afraid); to describe something which will s…
• 鬼靈精怪 (gwai2 ling4 zing1 gwaai3) — mischievous; strange; grotesque; weird; bizarre; quick-witted
• 鬼面罩 (gwai2 min6 zaau3) — front air grid; grille or front hood protector; guard of a vehicle; a motoribik…
• 鬼頭仔 (gwai2 tau4 zai2) — a traitor, a term commonly used specifically to refer to a police informant
• 鬼頭 (gwai2 tau4) — a foreigner (originally a term for a foreign military officer)
• 鬼食泥噉聲 (gwai2 sik6 nai4 gam2 seng1) — murmuring
• 鬼食泥 (gwai2 sik6 nai4) — gabble; mumble; murmur, describes the way one talks which makes it hard for oth…
• 鬼馬事 (gwai2 maa5 si6) — a shameful matter; something which gives one a guilty conscience
• 鬼馬 (gwai2 maa5) — (adjective) funny; hilarious; comical; sly
• 鬼 (gwai2) — (noun) 1. Westerner; 2. Caucasian; (adverb) 1. really; 2. incredibly; ghost; de…
• 鬼鬼鼠鼠 (gwai2 gwai2 syu2 syu2) — (adjective) sneaky; sneakily; furtive; stealthy
• 鬼鼠 (gwai2 syu2) — (adjective) sneaky; sneakily; furtive; stealthy
• 魁北克法文 (fui1 bak1 haak1 faat3 man4) — Quebec (Canada) French
• 魁省 (fui1 saang2) — Quebec,Canada
• 魂歸天國 (wan4 gwai1 tin1 gwok3) — to die; to render up one's soul to God
• 魂精 (waan4 zeng1) — temple; temporal (on the sides of one's head)
• 魂魄唔齊 (wan4 paak3 m4 cai4) — frighten out of one's wit; terrified
• 魅惑 (mei6 waak6) — to captivate; to allure
• 魔掌 (mo1 zoeng2) — devil's clutches
• 魔術 (mo1 seot6) — magical
• 魔鬼 (mo1 gwai2) — evil-minded
• 魔鬼魚 (mo1 gwai2 jyu2) — devil rays
• 魚兒 (jyu4 ji4) — fish (term in Chinese, but not Cantonese)
• 魚塘 (jyu4 tong4) — a fish pond
• 魚尾夾 (jyu4 mei5 gep2) — a foldback clip; a purse clip; a banker's clip; a foldover clip
• 魚旦 (jyu4 daan3) — fish ball
• 魚春 (jyu4 ceon1) — fish egg
• 魚柳 (jyu4 lau5) — fish fillets
• 魚樂無窮 (jyu4 lok6 mou4 kung4) — to have boundless joy (usually used in greetings such as Chinese New Year)
• 魚欄 (jyu4 laan4) — fishmonger (spoken)
• 魚油 (jyu4 jau4) — fish oil
• 魚游釜中 (jyu4 jau4 fu2 zung1) — to be like fish swimming in a cooking pot -- in imminent peril
• 魚滑 (jyu4 waat2) — fish paste (minced flesh of fish)
• 魚獲 (jyu4 wok6) — fish sperm; milt
• 魚生粥 (jyu4 saang1 zuk1) — porridge with thin slices of raw fish
• 魚生 (jyu4 saang1) — (Japanese food) sashimi
• 魚白 (jyu4 baak6) — milt;soft roe;fish sperm
• 魚皮餃 (jyu4 pei4 gaau2) — fish skin dumpling, where the dumpling skins; wrappers used contains some fish …
• 魚眼雪 (jyu4 ngaan5 syut3) — sleet; graupel

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