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 * To imprison; a prisoner.
 * chîu-hŭam;
 * a felon.


 * chîu-kìm;
 * to imprison.


 * To repay; to requite; recompense.
 * chîu ṳn;
 * to return a favor.
 * to return a favor.


 * chîu sīa;
 * to return thanks, especially by a return present.


 * chîu-tap tăi ṳn;
 * acknowledge a great favor.


 * chîu sîn cò̤ hì;
 * acknowledge the favor of the gods by giving a theatrical performance.


 * èng-chîu tōa;
 * make large compensation.


 * chîu-lâu;
 * a reward of merit.


 * Enmity; to revenge.
 * chîu-jîn;
 * an opponent.
 * an opponent.


 * chîu-têk;
 * an enemy.


 * kak chîu;
 * mutual enmity.


 * cîaⁿ chîu;
 * take vengeance.


 * hîap hṳ̆n sêng chîu;
 * to settle a blood feud.


 * pò̤-chîu;
 * to retaliate.


 * ṳn cang chîu pò̤;
 * return evil for good.


 * hîap chîu;
 * take revenge.


 * tì chîu tì hṳ̆n;
 * leads to enmity and hatred.


 * wn-chîu;
 * a grudge.


 * chîu-hṳ̆n;
 * to detest.


 * sì-chîu;
 * hereditary enmity.


 * A tree.
 * cêk câng chīu;
 * one tree.
 * one tree.


 * chīu sin;
 * the trunk of a tree.


 * chīu kī, chīu hîeh, chīu kṳn, chīu-phûe;
 * the branches, leaves, roots, and bark of a tree.


 * chīu búe, chīu kha;
 * the top and the foot of a tree.


 * chīu thâu;
 * the stump of a tree.


 * tōa chīu, chīu kíaⁿ;
 * old trees and saplings.


 * chīu-lîm;
 * a grove.


 * ko chīu;
 * dwarfed trees.


 * chīu nî;
 * the resin or gum of trees.


 * ciap chīu;
 * to graft trees.


 * chīu-bâk;
 * shrubbery.


 * ū câng tōa chêng-chīu hó̤ cia im;
 * there is a large banyan to shade them.


 * chīu tōa pun a;
 * the tree grows and puts forth branches.

chng
 * A sore; an ulcer.
 * chng-kháu;
 * the visible part of a sore.
 * the visible part of a sore.


 * seⁿ chng;
 * has sores.


 * thâu-mo̤ⁿ tîeh chîang sói, cìaⁿ bŏi seⁿ chng;
 * the hair must be regularly washed then you will not have an ulcerated scalp.


 * chng kit phí;
 * the sore is forming a scab.


 * chng-kháu kâi phí būe hó̤ peh tīo;
 * the scab must not yet be picked off the sore.


 * chng-kháu ŭn khṳ̀ khuah;
 * the sore has gradually spread.


 * lâng tîeh chut cheng-chó̤, cìaⁿ hó̤ ēng îeh khṳ̀ siu chng-kháu;
 * the pus must all exude, then medicine may be used to dress the sore.


 * khah méⁿ siu chng-kháu;
 * healed the sore too soon.


 * chng-kháu chut lâng, chut būe cheng-chó̤;
 * the pus has not yet ceased to form in the sore.


 * chng-kháu cong-kú bŏi siu-bûa;
 * the sore never heals up.


 * siu-bûa lío cĭu kit phí;
 * when it heals, a scab will form.


 * chng-kháu chĭeⁿ bûe-nêk;
 * proud flesh has appeared in the sore.


 * chng-kháu phêng-hôk lío;
 * the sore is already well.


 * chng-kháu chŵn-jú lío;
 * the ulcer is healed.


 * chng îeh;
 * salve for ulcerated scalp.


 * pêh tâk chng;
 * malignant white ulcers.


 * teng chng;
 * small projecting ulcers.


 * ciang-1âi cí kâi chng-kháu káⁿ tîeh phùa kìaⁿ;
 * this ulcer will leave a scar.


 * A granary.
 * chng-pâng;
 * a storehouse.
 * a storehouse.


 * chek-chng;
 * a granary.


 * khui chng cín-cì;
 * open the public granary to save the people from starvation.


 * kàu móng jît cĭu huang chng;
 * on that day the granaries will be closed and sealed.


 * tîah chek jîp chng;
 * buy in paddy at the granary.


 * ngĭ chng;
 * a granary from which food is dispensed to the poor.


 * chng kàm-tok;
 * an overseer of public granaries.


 * chng ngâu;
 * bins in a granary.


 * chng bí;
 * garnered rice.


 * cíeⁿ chng;
 * guard the granary.


 * jîp chng;
 * take into the granary.


 * chê chng khò;
 * examine the stores in a granary.


 * The compartments of a boat.
 * cûn chng;
 * the hold of a ship.
 * the hold of a ship.


 * thân chng, búe chng, tang chng;
 * the three hatches.


 * khui chng;
 * begin to unlade the cargo.


 * huang chng;
 * seal up the hatches.


 * lô̤h chng tói;
 * put down into the hold.


 * chō̤ lô̤h kàu cêk chng;
 * fill the hold with it.


 * A hamlet; a farmstead;
 * hieⁿ chng;
 * a small village.
 * a small village.


 * chng hu;
 * a countryman.


 * chng cng;
 * a hamlet.


 * saⁿ ke chng;
 * a farmstead.


 * To perforate, to bore, to string.
 * chng gû phīⁿ;
 * pierce the nose of an ox to prepare it for the leading string.
 * pierce the nose of an ox to prepare it for the leading string.


 * chng hĭⁿ;
 * to pierce the ears.


 * chng cîⁿ;
 * to string cash.


 * chng cêk choiⁿ cêk choiⁿ;
 * string them so as to have a thousand on each string.


 * chng tîo so̤h kùe khṳ̀;
 * run a string through it.


 * chng m̄ jîp;
 * cannot perforate it.


 * chng m̄ kùe;
 * the string will not go through.


 * chng cêk pak cu;
 * string a string of beads.


 * chng cam;
 * to thread a needle.


 * ŭ sî tîo sùaⁿ cĭu chng m̄ kùe;
 * sometimes the thread will not go through because it is too large.


 * tŏ̤ gê-mn̂g lăi chng-chng chah-chah;
 * goes in and out in a familiar way at the yamun.


 * i mîaⁿ-ke căi, tī kĭaⁿ sṳ̄ to chng-chah tit jîp;
 * he is very expert in getting any sort of case put through.