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zenglek oxngseng [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: zefng'lek ong'seng [[...]][i#] [p.]
very energetic and vigorous, full of vitality
精力旺盛
heng'ong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: hefng'ong [[...]][i#] [p.]
prosperous, flourishing, thriving
興旺
hoea cyn ong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: hoea cyn ong; høea cyn ong [[...]][i#] [p.]
the fire is burning well
火旺盛
hoehkhix [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: hoeq'khix [[...]][i#] [p.]
animal spirit, physical vigor, youthful ardor, one's temperament, disposition
血氣
hunsu [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: hwn'su [[...]][i#] [p.]
marriage, wedding
婚事
jintefng [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: jiin'tefng [[...]][i#] [p.]
male persons (said in counting sons or descendants of a family, inhabitants of a village, members of a clan)
人丁
khix ong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: khix ong [[...]][i#] [p.]
a vigorous personal constitution or structure
血氣旺盛
kviafswn ong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: kviar'swn ong [[...]][i#] [p.]
behavior, conduct, manner of walking
子孫興旺
naixhøkiøo [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: nai'høo'kiøo [[...]][i#] [p.]
bridge over which all deceased have to pass to face judgment before "giam-lo-ong", king of the underworld
奈何橋,到地府必經的橋
ong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: ong [[...]][i#] [p.]
prosper, to increase, glorious, flourishing, prosperous, vigorous
ong'iaa [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: oong'iaa [[...]][i#] [p.]
title of imperial princes, name given to a great many idols
王爺
oxngkhix [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: ong'khix [[...]][i#] [p.]
have good luck, flourishing
旺氣
oxngkuix [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: ong'kuix [[...]][i#] [p.]
peak period, busy, high season
旺季
oxngseng [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: ong'seng [[...]][i#] [p.]
prosperous, prolific, productive
旺盛
oxngtiaau [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: ong'tiaau [[...]][i#] [p.]
domesticated animals, prosperous livestock (pigs and chickens doing well)
家畜興旺
ong'ui [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: oong'ui [[...]][i#] [p.]
throne
王位
Saeofng sid mar [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: Saix'ofng sid mar [[...]][i#] [p.]
look for the blessing in disguise (A phrase from a story in which an old man named "Sai-ong" lost his horse but the horse returned with another horse upon which his son could ride. Then, his son fell from the horse and broke his leg, because of this injury the son couldn't go into the battle in which all his comrades were slain. This phrase is used to comfort a person who is in distress.)
塞翁失馬
si [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: si [[...]][i#] [p.]
family, clan, character placed after a married woman's maiden name
soeong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: soef'ong [[...]][i#] [p.]
decaying and prospering
衰旺
uxnkhix ong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: un'khix ong [[...]][i#] [p.]
in great prosperity
運氣旺盛