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Htb (cache) (9)

koeaky [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]] 

excessive hunger

過度飢餓

koeathaau [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]] 

excessive; beyond the proper measure

過度

køeakhiao [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]] 

過巧; 過度小聰明

køeathaau [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]] 

to go beyond the normal or set goal; too much; overdo; to go beyond the limit

過頭; 過度; 過分

køeato [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]] 

excessive, immoderate, excessively; intermediate (state, stage), transitional (period), cross a river, stream, by ferry

過度; 過渡

køeato-sikii [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]] 

過度時期

køeato-sitai [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]] 

period of transition

過渡時代; 過度時代

siøløf [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]] 

pleasantly warm (weather or food); uneasy feeling due to excessive expenditure of money

暖和; 心痛; 過度花費

siøløh [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]] 

pleasantly warm (weather or food); uneasy feeling due to excessive expenditure of money

暖和; 心痛; 過度花費

DFT (5)

🗣 gø`sie 🗣 (u: gø`sie) 餓死 [wt][mo] [h] [[m]] [[u]] [d#]

得不到食物供應 ， 過度飢餓而死 。

🗣 køeathaau 🗣 (u: koex kex'thaau køex'thaau) 過頭 [wt][mo] [h] [[m]] [[u]] [d#]

過度 、 過分 。 超越適當的限度 。

🗣 køeato 🗣 (u: koex kex'to køex'to) 過度 [wt][mo] [h] [[m]] [[u]] [d#]

過分地 。

🗣 køex 🗣 (u: koex kex køex) 過^p [wt][mo] [h] (h,u) [d#]

1. (V) to pass; to go through; to get through (space or time) 2. (V) to transfer (technology, goods etc); to transfer property 3. (V) to infect 4. (V) ??to satisfy 5. (V) to adopt or be adopted 6. (V) to surpass; to exceed; to outstrip 7. (Adv) excessively; overly; extremely 8. (Adv) used after a verb, indicates ever or already done 9. (Mw) time; instance; occurrence

經過 、 通過或度過某個空間 、 時間 。 轉讓 、 移轉財產 。 傳染 。 過意 。 過繼 。 超過 。 過度地 、 太 。 用在動詞後 ， 表示曾經或已做過的行為動作 、 經驗 。 次 、 回 。 使經過 。 錯誤 。

🗣 simkonghøefjiet 🗣 (u: sym'koong'hoea hea'jiet liet sym'koong'høea'jiet) 心狂火熱 [wt][mo] [h] [[m]] [[u]] [d#]

心急如焚 。 過度熱衷於某事物 ， 不能自已 。

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Taiwanese Dictionaries – Sources

• HTB: "Hiexntai-buun" Dictionary (in Taiwanese Hokkien, English and Chinese). Modern Taiwanese Language Association. Syllable segmentation in progress.

• DFT: 臺灣閩南語常用詞辭典 [Dictionary of Frequently-Used Taiwan Minnan] (in Taiwanese Hokkien and Chinese). Ministry of Education, R.O.C. 2011. (CC BY-ND 3.0 臺灣) (data from MoeDict Desktop For MacOSX / Linux / Windows. 2015. see MoeDict and Taioaan Wiki). We have annotated over 5800 definitions in English for monosyllables (enter any monosyllable to get into monosyllable mode)

• MK: Taiwanese—English Dictionary (in Taiwanese Hokkien, English and Chinese). Maryknoll Language Service Center, Taichung, Taiwan. 2001 [1976]. (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 TW)

• TC/TH: Iûⁿ Ún-giân. 台語文/中文辭典 Taiwanese — Chinese Dictionary & 台文/華文線頂辭典 [Taihoa Online Dictionary] (in Taiwanese Hokkien and Chinese).

• EDUTECH: Liim Keahioong (2001-2003). EDUTECH: Taiwanese—English Dictionary Searched with Concise Atonal Spelling. Edited and cross-referenced to EDUTECH General Taiwanese Words (正確台語拼字辭和漢字辭), Embree (1973), Maryknoll (2001), and other dictionaries.

• Embree: Embree, Bernard L. M. (1973). A Dictionary of Southern Min: based on current usage in Taiwan and checked against the earlier works of Carstairs Douglas, Thomas Barclay, and Ernest Tipson. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Language Institute. (OCLC 2491446. Data from GitHub - ChhoeTaigiDatabase. See NY Times article)

• Lim19: 台語辭典(台日大辭典台語譯本)查詢 [Taiwanese Dictionary (translation of Tai—Nichi Dai Jiten) search] (in Taiwanese Hokkien). Sìn Bōng Ài [Faith Hope Love]. 2019. (Lim08 data: GitHub - Lim-Chun-iok_2008_Tai-jip-Tua-su-tian)

• TDJ: Ogawa Naoyoshi, ed. (1931, 1932). 臺日大辭典 Tai—Nichi Dai Jiten [Taiwanese—Japanese Dictionary] (in Taiwanese Hokkien and Japanese). Volume 1 & Volume 2. Taihoku: Governor-General of Taiwan.