A Tonic Dictionary of the Chinese Language in the Canton Dialect - Softcover

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1856 edition. Excerpt: ...sink; to judge of by the looks; shik, mat, eatables. Still, silent, rest; secret; to j9!stop; iTs'un Mat, a sage noted M'" in the San Kwoh Chi. Thick, close together; fine; jSsmall; intimate, friendly; j hidden, not to be seen, occult, Mih secret, still, mysterious, retired, profound; to stop, to rest; to repeat or do rapidly, to ply; its'an mat, very intim, place, or thing, used when SAj the name is unknown; and Mau also for I; used as a blank, when one or two of the con. traded form are used instead of insert-ng the name; 'mau 'mau (yan, n certain man; ctd 'mau, to emphasize a passage by adding yat, Jin 'mau, a row of 'mail on the side, equivalent to small capitals; 'mau ut, a certain month; 'mau, sin iSliang, such a gentleman; 'mau hdk, Jai, a certain stranger is here.: M A Chinese acre, which hn varied much in size at different eras; it is now estimated at 200 pd', which makes it equal to7331 sq. yds., or fi-jp 'man to an English acre; met. fields, arable land; yul, 'mau ti' Ho acre of ground; f'in Mau foliage, rank, a Ma-Uluxuriant growth; flourishing, camellia, Exuberant thrifty, highly developed, a high rank or quality of; a term of praise, as elegant, fine, and much used in names; to exert to endeavor, strong, vigorously; a group of five persons mnu' thing1 exuberant, exces sive; man1 Js'oi, fine talents all cyclic years with sul, in thorn are called, im mau!; d' mail' kdm J'au, a dolt-head; sou1 mau1 thrifty, rich foliage; man1 'in, many descendants. fyfa1 Interchanged with the last; to exert one's mind, force of moral purpose; full, luxuriant; pit, mau2 snai tak, with a fixed purpose, virtue will be strong. Extravagant words of a fool; falsity, error; mistake; to de. ceive, to err, to irritate, to confound or mislead;...