Id sitciog seeng chienkor-hin | A moment's error will bring about sorrow for a thousand years | 一失足成千古恨
Lamciog | baron, noble of the lowest rank | 南極; 男爵
baciog | sparrow | 麻雀
baxnsuxciog | well satisfied | 萬事足
biauxciog | temple attendant in charge of incense and religious service | 廟祝
biøxciog | temple attendant in charge of incense and religious service; temple superior | 廟祝; 廟住
boafnciog | satisfied; satisfactory; be satisfied | 滿足
bytiofng putciog | flaw that mars perfection | 美中無足
chienciog | pure gold | 千足; 純金
chintongchiwciog | intimate friendship | 親同手足
chiokciog | enough to say | 綽足
chiongciog | plenty; abundance; sufficient; sufficient | 充足
chiwciog zeeng chym | love between brothers is deep; (Lit. Blood is thicker than water.) | 手足情深
chiwciog | a member; a brother; hands and feet; brothers | 手足
ciedciog sientefng | He who has fast legs will get there first. The early bird catches the worm | 捷足先登
cimciog | deliberate; careful; consider carefully; be cautious as in investigating well before acting; make sure | 斟酌; 仔細; 小心
ciog hvoahie | be mad with joy; on top of the world | 欣喜若狂; 足歡喜
ciog phahpviax | very hard; struggled; make an effort to | 足打拚
ciog | may; celebrate; invoke; bless; implore; (used in offering various kinds of congratulations); toasts (when drinking wine with friends); Chiok might be translated May heaven bless you with... | 祝; 爵; 足; 祭禮用之爵杯
ciokciog iwuu | full with some leftover | 足足有餘
ciokciog | amply sufficient; no less than; fully | 足足
gixciog | artificial leg or feet; artificial limb | 義足; 義肢
hengte juu chiwciog | brothers are like hands and feet | 兄弟如手足
hoaciog | painted candles used at wedding; etc | 花燭
hoaciog-cy-ia | the wedding night | 花燭之夜
hoaciog-huzhef | formally married couple | 花燭夫妻
hoaciog-ia | the wedding night | 花燭夜
hoatciog | start, begin toward success | 發足; 出發
hociog | a marquis | 侯爵
hoeciog | candles for the wedding | 花燭
hongciog | abundant; wealthy | 豐足
hoxciog | marquis, marchioness | 侯爵
huciog | sufficient, abundant | 非足
huociog | abundant; well-off; well off; well to do | 富足; 咐囑
iuhuix putciog | insufficient postage | 郵費無足
jinsym-putciog | The human heart never knows satiety | 人心無足
jixmseg putciog | recognize insufficiently; lack of knowledge | 認識無足
jutoong chiwciog | like brothers | 如同手足
kerngciog | congratulation; wish respectfully (a conventional phrase used at the end of a letter) | 敬祝
kherngciog | felicitate; congratulate | 祝賀; 慶祝
kherngciog-hoe | a celebration party | 慶祝會
kiawciog | to pay the full amount | 繳足
kirmciog | forbid a soldier to leave the barracks on holidays as a form of punishment | 禁足
kongciog | a title of nobility; duke | 公爵
kuxciog | (literary) sufficient | 具足
kvoaciog | title | 官爵
kyciog-khengtiong | play decisive role | 舉足輕重
køciog | hight foot | 高足
lamciog | duke; baron | 男爵
lamciog-hujiin | baroness | 男爵夫人
liafmciog | to hold one's steps and not go forward; to go on tiptoe | 斂足
libciog cy te | standing room; a footing; foothold | 立足之地
libciog | a footing; a standpoint; a foothold; stand on one's own feet | 立足
lip uiciog | make a will | 立遺囑
mayciog | to curry favor with the public | 收買人心 [*]
moafciog | satisfied; contented | 滿足
oafnciog | picnic; outing; excursion | 遠足
pafciog | To satisfy (an appetite or desire) fully; fully satisfied | 飽足; 充足
pekciog hujiin | countess | 伯爵夫人
pekciog | a count; rank of nobility; count | 伯爵
peqciog | (peeled) root of herbaceous peony | 白芍; 芍藥
pofciog | to make up a deficiency; fill up; fulfill; make up a deficiency; supply a want; make up in full | 補足
pud ticiog | discontented; dissatisfied; insatiable; greedy beyond measure | 無知足
putciog uikii | nothing strange; extraordinary or remarkable about it | 無足為奇
putciog | shortage of materials | 無足; 不足; 物資缺乏
putty-ciog | insatiable | 無知足; 不知足
sengciog | chalice | 成足
serngciog | chalice (Catholic) | 聖爵
siaciog | paint the lily | 蛇足
sibciog | full | 十足; 襲爵
sitciog | stumble; make s slip | 失足
siøciog | cauterize | 燒灸; 燒灼
suixbiin putciog | want of sleep; insufficient sleep | 睡眠無足
sym boarn ix ciog | be fully contented complacent | 心滿意足
ticiog sioong lok | contentment brings happiness | 知足常樂
ticiog | to be content with what one has had | 知足
toxngciog | to know clearly | 洞覺; 洞燭
toxngponghoaciog | bridal anthurium | 洞房花燭
uiciog | will of a dead person; instruction of a dying person | 遺囑
uxciog | wishing | 預祝
uyciog | commission order | 委囑
zabciog | complete; perfect; sufficient | 十足; 十全
zabsviaa-ciog | 10o% full | 十成足
zeeng toong chiwciog | be attached to each other like brothers | 情同手足
zhahciog | step in | 插足
zhamciog | take part in | 參酌
zofciog | chew; masticate | 咀嚼
zuxciog kengzex | self sufficient or self sustaining economy (within a family; clan; nation) | 自足經濟
zuxciog siaxhoe | society with a self sufficient or self sustaining economy | 自足社會
zuxciog | self-sufficient | 自足
zuxkib-zuxciog | self sufficient; self supporting; self sufficiency | 自給自足
The following example will get all the words start with a
http://taioaan.org/taigie/english/jixtiern/match.php?exact=2&ndic=0&word=a
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