A1 * FORK IN A ROUTE su4 a1 = fork in the branches of a tree * CROTCH * USED WITH A GIVEN NAME TO IMPLY FAMILIARITY a1-Min2 = Min (boy's name) a1-Moi2 = Moi (girl's name) a1-ba1 = father a1-ma1 = mother a1-gung1 = grandfather (paternal) a1-po2 = grandmother (paternal) a1-go1 = older brother a1-jia3 = older sister a1-moi4 = when addressing a child (used of both boys and girls sometimes) a1-bak5 = older paternal uncle, used as a reference for men older than one's father a1-suk5 = younger paternal uncle, used as a reference for men younger than one's father a1-ngiong2 = wife of a1-bak5 - aunt used of women (or whose spouse is) older than one's father a1-suk5-me1 = wife of a1-suk5 - aunt used of women (or whose spouse is) younger than one's father A3 * DUMB; UNABLE TO SPEAK a3-ma3 = dumb female a3-moi4 = dumb girl a3-tsai3 = dumb male lung1 dap5 a3 = deaf and dumb * HERE YOU ARE a3! brusk way of saying 'Here you are!' AI1 * TO LEAN AGAINST ai1 den4 = leaning against AI2 * THAT ai3-tsak5 = that one AI3 * SHORT ai3-ma4 = short woman ai3-tsai1 = short man AI4 * THAT (THING OVER THERE) ai4 tsak5 dung1 si1 = that thing over there AK5 * BRACELET su3 ak5 = bracelet ngiuk6 ak5 = jade bracelet gim1 ak = gold bracelet AM4 * DARK am4 mo1 mo1 = dark am4 man1 sin2 = night time, evening * TO RAISE BEANSPROUTS am4 tdiu4 nga2 = to raise beansprouts ANG1 * BOTTLE ang1 gung1 = bottle ang1 gung1 bad5 tdiu2 = bottles and bowls = crockery pu2 lu2 ang1 tang1 = pots and pans bo1 li1 ang1 = glass bottle AO3 * BEND OR BREAK ao3 tai2 = to break twigs for fire wood ao3 tsen1 pang2 = a fishing mechanism using a net suspended from a frame AO4 * TO ARGUE ao4 gao1 = to have an argument ao4 giang3 = to answer back or be argumentative * PASSAGE BETWEEN TWO HILLS; PLACE sak6 tung1 ao4 = Shek Chung O = Border pass in HK's New Territories AP5 * DUCK ap5 ma1 = duck (female) ap5 gung = drake = male duck ap5 tsai3 = ducklings fan1 ap5 = a type of domesticated duck sao1 ap5 = roasted duck