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Rh liao-gying’ sia; p‘o’-ti sia’; t‘eo-læn’ sia

, to — the throne, (and hence office), t‘e we’; – in favor of another, nyiang we’

Abdomen, du’-bi

Abduct, to – (by deception), kwæ’-tæ; – by force, ngang-pih’-leh-ky‘i

Abed, læ min-zông’ li

Abet, to aid, pông-dzu’; – in crime, dzu-dziu’-we-nyiah’ (veng); to put one up to, ts’ön’-teh; ditto (something bad), t‘iao-so’

Abettor, cü’-so

Abhor, to u’-su; dislike excessively, k‘eh’-ts‘eng; in-tseng’

Abide, to djü; deng’; kyiu’-deng

Ability, dzæ-neng’; du’-dzæ; dzæ-dzing’; peng’-z; vu’-nyih-ts; perfect in mental and moral character, dzæ-djün’ teh’ be; give according to your —, ze lih-liang’ dzu-c‘ih’; – tsiao ng’-go lih-liang’ do-c‘ih’; ze kô fong hyin’

Abject, mean or poor, bing-dzin’ ; – in condition (as slaves, &c.), pe-dzin’