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 * A field; watered ground.
 * co̤h châng;
 * till the soil.


 * co̤h châng-hn̂g kâi nâng;
 * a farmer.


 * nîe châng;
 * land that is subject to taxation.


 * cieh châng;
 * the field itself.


 * châng co;
 * the rent of a field.


 * cĭang châng;
 * to measure a field.


 * châng-súaⁿ;
 * real estate.


 * kong châng;
 * fields owned in common.


 * cṳ châng;
 * fields whose rent is given to descendants that take a literary degree.


 * cêk bó châng ŵn jîeh cōi nîe?
 * What is the amount of the taxes on one acre of rice-field?


 * châng ke;
 * agriculturalists.


 * châng thâu, châng búe;
 * the two ends of a rice-field.


 * châng kau;
 * the ditch which drains a field.


 * châng cúi;
 * the water which irrigates a field.


 * lṳ́ hak jîeh cōi bó châng?
 * How much watered land do you own?


 * châng cú;
 * the owner of the field.


 * châng cú-nîe;
 * the woman who owns the field.


 * châng cú tia;
 * the old man who owns the field.


 * pōiⁿ châng;
 * to prepare a field for planting.


 * lôi châng;
 * plough a field.


 * sái châng;
 * guide an ox in ploughing afield.


 * èng châng;
 * fertilize a field.


 * phuah châng;
 * put liquid fertilizers on a field.


 * tâh cúi kẁn châng;
 * to irrigate a field by treading a chain pump.


 * cí khut cúi kùaⁿ jîeh cōi bó châng?
 * How many fields does this pit supply with water?


 * pê châng;
 * harrow a field.


 * lô̤h châng;
 * go a-field.


 * pó châng;
 * plant rice.


 * châng-hn̂g bw̄n kẃn;
 * an immense estate.


 * châng lîo;
 * a hut in a field.


 * sĭang châng, tong châng, hĭa châng;
 * the most elevated, the middle, and the lowest terrace.


 * kûiⁿ châng, kĕ châng;
 * high lying and low lying fields.


 * châng kài;
 * the boundary of a field.


 * châng khòi;
 * the deed of a field.


 * châng piⁿ châng, chù piⁿ chù;
 * neighbors in field and in dwelling.


 * châng khì; châng ke-húe;
 * farming implements.


 * co̤h châng bô̤ sai-pĕ, cí àiⁿ pûi-pùn ngĕ;
 * you need not be a master workman in order to till a field, you merely require diligence in putting in manure.


 * bô̤ pûi-pùn hó̤ lô̤h châng;
 * there is no manure for the land.


 * cí kò̤ châng sì lô̤h tāu-kho hó̤ a sĭ lô̤h tṳ-kut hó̤?
 * Which is the best fertilizer for this field, bean-cake or bone-dust?


 * châng ŭ îah, tîeh méⁿ-méⁿ chiⁿ hun kut;
 * there are grubs in the soil, and tobacco stalks must be put in at once.


 * kût châng-thô-phûeh;
 * dig up a field.


 * puaⁿ châng;
 * carry off the sand that the tide has deposited on a field.


 * líu châng thô;
 * take the soil from a field.


 * sûn châng;
 * to go and look after a field.


 * cò̤-pû lâi khṳ̀ thóiⁿ châng;
 * go together to look after the rice-plot.


 * châng tong;
 * a real estate agent.


 * châng kè;
 * the price of a field.


 * kio nâng tóiⁿ kò̤ châng;
 * mortgaged a field to some one.


 * tǹg kò̤ châng;
 * give a field in pledge.


 * chíu châng; sok tńg châng;
 * to redeem a field that has been mortgaged.


 * pà-cìam nâng kâi châng;
 * to usurp a field.


 * i àiⁿ âⁿ úa kâi châng cĭu sĭ;
 * he wishes to get unlawful possession of my field, that is it.


 * kṳ̆ châng co;
 * made away with the share of produce due for the use of the field.


 * châng chek, cîah pn̄g kâi nâng;
 * a city man who owns a farm.


 * châng-kíaⁿ; châng-tŏiⁿ;
 * tenants on land.


 * ngĭ châng;
 * fields whose rent is used for benevolent objects.


 * co̤h châng-hn̂g hùe pài ngŏ-kak-cú;
 * farmers worship the god of grain.


 * chang-hái pìⁿ-cò̤ sng-châng;
 * the sea transformed into land.


 * tŏiⁿ nâng kâi châng lâi co̤h;
 * take a field to work on shares.


 * úa kâi châng àiⁿ cie tŏiⁿ nía keⁿ;
 * I wish to let out my fields to be worked on shares.


 * châng khàm;
 * terraced fields.


 * châng kîⁿ;
 * the edge of a field.


 * To hide away; to conceal.
 * ṳ́n-châng;
 * to conceal.
 * to conceal.


 * châng tŏ̤ tī-kò̤, mē?
 * Where is he concealed?


 * khṳt i châng-nêk khṳ̀;
 * it was hidden away by him.


 * châng kang cak tái;
 * harbours evil thoughts.


 * cí kâi tŏ̤-lí chim-châng căi;
 * this doctrine is very abstruse.


 * pau-châng cōi-cōi ì-sṳ̀ tŏ̤ lăi;
 * there is deep meaning in it.


 * pau-châng tŏ̤ tó lăi, bô̤ tàⁿ chut lâi;
 * ponders it in his mind, and says nothing about it.


 * ke châng kâi mûeh-kĭaⁿ;
 * family treasures; heirlooms laid up.


 * ía îong hùe îm, bw̆n châng hùe tău;
 * beauty awakens lust, and careless usage of valuables tempts thieves.


 * tó lăi châng to̤ châng kìam;
 * treacherous.


 * châng kàu miⁿ-miⁿ, chūe m̄ tîeh;
 * closely concealed so that it could not be found.


 * châng tŏ̤ hṳ́ tói;
 * hidden away inside.


 * o̤-châng m̄-hó̤ nâng;
 * harbours evil doers.


 * ŭ nâng káⁿ o̤-châng i kâi, kio i tâng cŭe;
 * those who harbour him, are equally guilty with him.


 * cí kâi nâng thau-khîeh lío, méⁿ-méⁿ châng-pàng hṳ́ kâi nâng kâi sin tèng;
 * this one steals it and immediately conceals it on the person of the other.


 * To injure; to mangle; to spoil.
 * châng-hāi lîang-mîn;
 * injure the innocent.
 * injure the innocent.


 * châng-jím;
 * cruel.


 * châng-châk;
 * to oppress.


 * màiⁿ khṳ̀ châng-châk i;
 * do not go and wrong him.


 * sīn kâi châng piaⁿ;
 * the remnant of the slain troops.


 * chíu cok siang châng; fraternal strifes, i cṳ̄ siang châng tâh;
 * they themselves destroy each other by trampling each other down.


 * hue châng lío;
 * the flower has faded.


 * pit ēng khṳ̀ châng lío;
 * the pen is worn out.