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 ; húe thúi;
 * smoked hams.


 * cit-thúi;
 * salt hams.


 * kîaⁿ lío kha-thúi sng căi;
 * my legs ache from walking.


 * thúi thâu thìaⁿ;
 * my thighs ache.


 * thúi sim nêk;
 * meat from near the ham bone.


 * îⁿ thúi;
 * a round of ham.


 * phŏ̤ tŏ̤ kha-thúi kò̤ cŏ̤;
 * took him on her lap.


 * A mallet, a beetle, a bludgeon, a beater, a club.
 * khîeh ki lûi-thûi lâi lûi;
 * take a drumstick and drum on it.
 * take a drumstick and drum on it.


 * cí hù kó-thûi khah tōa;
 * this pair of drumsticks is too large.


 * khà káu thûi;
 * a cane.


 * tâng-lô̤ thûi;
 * a stick for beating a gong.


 * sái thûi;
 * wield a bludgeon.


 * i kâi thûi hue mŏng-lâi hó̤ thóiⁿ;
 * he brandishes his club very gracefully.


 * cí kâi thûi khah tōa, m̄ kah khŭ;
 * this pestle is too large and does not fit the mortar.


 * A mallet; a hammer.
 * thih thûi;
 * iron hammers.
 * iron hammers.


 * tâng thûi;
 * brass hammers.


 * phah thih thûi;
 * a sledge-hammer.


 * lûi khòng thûi;
 * a gilded hammer, carried in processions.


 * The weight on a steelyard on in a clock.
 * châ chìn-thûi;
 * a wooden weight on a steelyard bar.
 * a wooden weight on a steelyard bar.


 * chìn-thûi m̄ kah chìn;
 * the weight does not fit the steelyard.


 * To sag; to cause to sag.
 * cang cîeh lâi thūi;
 * put a stone in it to make it sag.
 * put a stone in it to make it sag.


 * khò ka lâi khah thūi tó;
 * the trowsers are too baggy.


 * sìⁿ thūi;
 * an ornament depending from the sheath of a fan.


 * màiⁿ thūi khah tăng;
 * do not make it sag too much, by putting in too heavy a weight.


 * în thūi;
 * leaden weights suspended on a thing, to hold it down.

thūi ke kò̤ thih; attach another piece of iron to it to hold it down.

thun


 * To swallow; to swallow up.
 * khah tōa kò̤ thun m̄ lô̤h;
 * it is so large I cannot swallow it.
 * it is so large I cannot swallow it.


 * i sĭ thun kim sí khṳ̀;
 * he killed himself by swallowing gold-leaf.


 * cò̤ tōa chùi thun lô̤h khṳ̀;
 * swallow it down at one gulp.


 * pùaⁿ thun pùaⁿ thò;
 * told one half and kept back the rest.


 * cêk ē thun mûeh âu-lêng cu thìaⁿ;
 * whenever I swallow anything it hurts my throat.


 * kâm tīaⁿ màiⁿ thun lô̤h khṳ̀;
 * hold it in your mouth but do not swallow it.


 * i sĭ àiⁿ thun cîah i;
 * he is going to devour it.


 * cìeⁿ-seⁿ būe lă khṳ̂t i thun khṳ̀;
 * there is not enough to satisfy his rapacity.


 * míen ùn chò, ka-n̂ng thun;
 * swallow it whole, without dipping it in vinegar.


 * hía cṳ-cheh cò̤-nî chîp, chîp kàu ùn chò hó̤ thun;
 * that book is so dog-eared than you might dip it in vinegar and swallow it.


 * i jím khì thun siaⁿ kú lío;
 * he has silently endured obloquy a long time.


 * thóiⁿ tîeh tó̤ thun nŭaⁿ;
 * seeing it makes his water.


 * kak kok tó̤ sie thun-pìaⁿ, tōa li thun-pìaⁿ sòi, khîang li thun-pìaⁿ jîak;
 * the different states seize upon and swallow up each other, the great swallow up the small, and the strong the weak.


 * i lún kàu cêk chùi hueh cū thun lô̤h khṳ̀;
 * he endured till the limit of endurance was reached.


 * thun lío kéⁿ tŏ̤ âu-lêng;
 * stuck in his throat as he swalloed it.


 * khṳt i hio-thun ŭ nŏ̤ peh ngṳ̂n khṳ̀;
 * lost two hundred dollars through him.


 * Unable to go on; baffled.
 * cía sǹg sĭ i kâi mīaⁿ-ūn thûn-cien;
 * this is surely an adverse fate.
 * this is surely an adverse fate.


 * The beginning of growth; to collect together; to being under one control; a place where soldiers live; a resident camp.
 * móng kò̤ thûn ŭ piaⁿ mē?
 * Are there any soldiers colonized in that place?
 * Are there any soldiers colonized in that place?


 * kak chù kâi ìo-kháu to thûn ŭ piaⁿ-bé tŏ̤-kò̤;
 * the important passes everywhere have a resident military force there.


 * hṳ́ kò̤ kâi piaⁿ thûn ŭ jîeh cōi?
 * How many military colonists are settled there?


 * cía châng soiⁿ-cá sĭ thûn châng;
 * these fields were formerly alloted to resident soldiers who tilled them.


 * thûn châng só̤ lâp kâi nîe kìe-cò̤ thûn co;
 * the revenue received from the tax on land tilled by resident troops is called the rent from such land.


 * hái-îeⁿ kūi ŭ kâi thûn-pâng, sĭ cwn lí thún-co kâi sṳ̄;
 * the Hai Ie district yamun has a department whose sole business is the rental of fields alloted to resident troops.


 * The soot or cinders from fire.
 * tíaⁿ khîeh khṳ̀ kueh tīo húe-thûn;
 * take the kettle and go and scrape off the soot.
 * take the kettle and go and scrape off the soot.


 * in-tâng kâi húe-thûn kău căi;
 * the chimney is thick with soot.


 * To fill with earth; to level the earth by filling holes.
 * thūn thô;
 * to fill in with mud.
 * to fill in with mud.


 * cí kâi khut àiⁿ kàu pêⁿ;
 * will fill this pit and make it level.


 * hái-phîaⁿ thūn cò̤ tī;
 * make land by filling in a portion of mud flat.


 * cíaⁿ ceⁿ bô̤ ēng, tîeh thūn tio lío lêng-ūaⁿ lío kâi;
 * this well is of no use, we must fill it up and dig another.


 * thô īa m̄ taⁿ tīo cū ùi thūn-sak tîeh kau-lō;
 * if you do