Moekuiehoe | Confraternity of the Rosary (Catholic) | 玫瑰會
Moekuiekefng Zabgoxtoafn | Fifteen decades of the Rosary (Catholic) | 玫瑰經十五端
Moekuiekefng | Rosary | 玫瑰經
Zuykuie kiøx paysui | bad company getting you onto trouble (Lit. water ghost encouraging individual to jump into water and drown) | 壞人的邀請
armkuie | a sneaky guy; devilish | 暗鬼
bixkuie | soon after; in a short time; not much or many; shortly thereafter | 未幾
bøo kuie jidzeeng | not many days ago. | 前幾天
bøthaukuie | headless ghost | 無頭鬼
chiahkuie | the 'REDS' (lit. the red devils) | 赤鬼; 赤魔
ciwkuie | boozer; drunkard | 酒鬼
cvikuie | a person who is very tricky in making money; greedy person | 錢鬼; 愛錢如命
gisiin gikuie | have unnecessary suspicions | 疑神疑鬼
gisiin-gikuie | imagine all sorts of things; distrustful | 疑神疑鬼
gisin'gikuie | suspicious | 疑神疑鬼
gisym sefng armkuie | suspicion creates imaginary fears (Lit. suspicious heart imagines ghosts) | 疑心生暗鬼
goadkuiekoafn | laurel wreath | 月桂冠
gøxkuie | ghoul; hunger | 餓鬼
hiongkuykuie | very fierce looking | 兇巴巴; 兇鬼鬼
hoan'afkuie | foreign devil | 番仔鬼; 洋鬼子
hoaxntiøqkuie | to see or meet a ghost | 犯著鬼; 遇到鬼
hongliukuie | a man with many affairs | 風流鬼
hunkuie | heavy smoker; opium smoker | 煙鬼
huokuiepvi | lingering disease | 長期病; 富貴病
hwn kuiecien | distinguish between prominent and humble people | 分貴賤
hør-kuiejiin | good high-ranking person | 好貴人
iaukuie | hungry demons; spirits of those who have no one to offer sacrifices for them; a glutton; greedy | 餓鬼; 枵鬼; 饞嘴; 貪吃
jixkuie | how many above twenty? Which day of the last decade of the month? | 二幾; 二十幾
jixzabkuie | How many above twenty? Which day of the last decade of the month? | 二十幾
kankuie | crafty; cunning; sly; deceitful; cunning; sly | 奸鬼; 奸詭; 奸詐; 刁滑; 奸險; 狡猾; 奸詐的
kefkuie | pretend | 假鬼; 裝鬼
kefkuie-kefkoaix | feign to be a devil or a monster ─ pretend or feign (not to know; to be ill; deaf; dumb) | 假鬼假怪; 裝瘋賣傻
kengkuie | extremely poor person | 矜鬼; 窮光蛋
khip'hied-kuie | a bloodsucker, a vampire | 吸血鬼
khip'hietkuie | vampire | 吸血鬼
khukuie | exorcise evil spirits | 驅鬼
kiawkuie | confirmed gambler | 賭鬼; 筊鬼
kiedkuie | intelligent and cunning | 竭鬼; 又聰明又狡猾
kuie huxsyn | possessed by demons | 鬼附身
kuie kafng | how many days? | 幾工
kuie kho'ar | several dollars | 幾箍仔
kuie | cunning; malicious; to cheat | 詭; 鬼
kuie'oaan | longan; dried longan | 桂圓
kuiecied | a season of a year | 季節
kuiecied-hofng | the konsoon, a seasonal wind | 季節風
kuiecien | the eminent and the humble; the expensive and the cheap; expensive and cheap; valuable and mean; high and low (social status) | 貴賤
kuieciet'hofng | monsoon; seasonal wind | 季節風
kuiee | entire | 規个
kuiegu | (a polite expression) your residence | 貴寓
kuieha | sir | 貴下
kuiehaam | (a polite expression) your letter | 貴函
kuiehaang | (a polite expression) your company | 貴行
kuiehau | (a polite expression) your school | 貴校
kuiehefng | (a polite expression) your elder brother | 貴兄
kuiehoef | sweet osmanthus | 貴花; 桂花; 銀桂,木犀
kuiehujiin | your wife (an honorific term) | 尊夫人
kuiehuo | (a polite expression) your home; your (honorable) residence | 貴府
kuiehuy | highly honored women officials or imperial concubines in ancient China; title of a lady-in-waiting; an imperial concubine | 貴妃
kuiejiin | a distinguished; high-ranking person; a court lady second to the queen in rank; man of high position; rescuer; person who helps us out of a difficulty | 貴人
kuiekaxn | What can I do for you? (What is) your business (here)? | 貴幹
kuiekefng | (a polite expression) How old are you? | 貴庚
kuiekhafn | quarterly (publication) | 季刊
kuiekheq | honored or distinguished guests; esteemed customer; honored guest | 貴客
kuiekhix | noble character; costly; highly valued; honorable; precious | 貴氣; 貴重
kuiekiexn | (a polite expression) your opinion | 貴見
kuiekog | (a polite expression) your country | 貴國
kuiekvef | What is your honorable age? How old are you? | 幾庚
kuiekvy | What is your honorable age? How old are you? | 幾庚
kuiekwn | third prize winner | 季軍
kuieky | twigs of cinnamon | 桂枝; 肉桂
kuiepinseg | VIP room | 貴賓室
kuiepyn | distinguished guests; important guest; V.I.P.; an honored (noble; distinguished) guest | 貴賓
kuiesamsafm | costly | 貴參參
kuiesiok | expensive and cheap | 貴俗
kuiesomsofm | expensive | 貴參參
kuiesu | (a polite expression) (What is) your business or affairs (here)? | 貴事
kuiesvex | what is your (honorable) surname? | 貴kuiesvix
kuiesvix | your surname (polite) | 貴姓
kuiete | your honorable place | 貴地; (客氣話)
kuieteg | Makino bamboo | 桂竹; 臺灣桂竹
kuietek'ar | laurel; bay tree | 桂竹仔
kuieteksurn | a popular Taiwanese bamboo Shoots | 桂竹筍
kuiethea | (a polite expression) your body; your phisical | 貴體
kuietheh | (a polite expression) your home | 貴宅
kuietiong | important, valuable | 貴重; 貴重的
kuietioxngphirn | articles of value; valuables | 貴重品
kuietøe | (a polite expression) your place | 貴地
kuiezeq | season | 季節
kuiezhux | (a polite expression) What's your native place? Where are you from? | 貴處
kuiezoar | ceremonial strips of yellow paper to put on grave at Ching Ming | 挂紙; 掃墓
kuiezoeq | season | 季節
kuiezok | the nobility; the blue-blood; nobility; a peer | 貴族
kuiezok-zerngti | aristocracy | 貴族政治
kuiezwsiuo | executioner | 劊子手
kuykuie suixsui | very deceitful and intriguing; stealthy; furtive; secretive | 鬼鬼祟祟
kuykuie-suixsui | misfortunes brought by evil spirits; stealthy; clandestine | 鬼鬼祟祟
kviekuie | (literally) to see the devil--Nonsense! | 見鬼
kvoafkuie | drive out demons | 趕鬼; 驅鬼
kvoar kuie | to expel the ghosts | 趕鬼
lahsapkuie | dirty; unclean; soiled; mean; base; low; foul; unfair | 垃圾鬼; 骯髒; 髒鬼
legtauxkuie | bad green beans | 綠豆鬼
liaqkuie | to arrest a ghost | 掠鬼
lixkuie | a fierce ghost; a malicious spirit | 厲鬼
loxngkuie | to hatch plots; (v) secretly make mischief | 弄鬼; 搞鬼
loxngkuie-loxngkoaix | set people against one another by carrying tales; cause others to quarrel; tease dogs and make them fight | 弄鬼弄怪; 挑撥離間
mauxsidkuie | imposter, pretender | 冒失鬼; 騙子
moekuiehoef | rose (flower) | 玫瑰花
mohpiahkuie | eavesdropper | 貼牆鬼; 竊聽者
mokuie | devil; demon; monster; fiend | 魔鬼
muikuiehoef | rose blossom | 玫瑰花
mxzay thvite kuie kyn tang | He doesn't know how heavy the heavens and earth are. ─ He doesn't know anything | 毋知天地幾斤重; 毋知天高地厚
nauxkuie | being hunted by ghost; be haunted | 鬧鬼
oadkuie | go beyond what is proper; off the track | 越軌
oankuie | un-avenged ghost of a murdered man haunting the murderer | 冤魂; 冤鬼
of-kuykuie | dark | 黑鬼鬼
ofngsykuie | dead in vain ghost | 枉死鬼
okkuie | malicious demon; evil spirit; devil | 惡鬼; 魔鬼
okuykuie | dark | 烏鬼鬼
paai texkuie? | What is your seniority among your brothers ? | 排行第幾？
pae'kuie? | which day of the week | 拜幾
paekuie | Which day of the week? | 拜幾
pahkuie | hundred and ? | 百幾
pantvoaxkuie | lazy ghost | 貧惰鬼
phiernkuie | fool a ghost ( imply unbelievable); Do you think you can thus deceive me? Nonsense! | 騙鬼; 鬼話連篇; 鬼才相信
phvaykuie | malicious demon; evil spirit; devil | 惡鬼
phvaykuie-zhothaau | bad leader who showed bad sample | 歹鬼帶頭; 作惡的頭子
put'swkuie | undead | 無死鬼
putkuie-putkoaix | dress; make up ugly; unsightly | 無鬼不怪; 打扮得很難看
putsuo-kuie | dirty, immoral person | 無死鬼; 不死鬼; 卑鄙的人
putswkuie | a licentious guy; bawdy (said of a man); lecherous; shameless | 風流鬼; 變態性格者; 無要臉; 好色
pviekuie pviekoaix | crafty and injurious | 裝鬼作怪
pviekuie | to do mischief; to cause trouble; play tricks | 搞鬼; 搞花樣
pviekuie-pviekoaix | crafty and injurious | 變鬼變怪
sarmmngkuie | messy hair ghost | 鬖毛鬼
sarnkuie | poor and miserable person (a curse word) | 窮鬼
saykuie | take advantage of ghost power | 屑鬼; 利用鬼
sekkuie | man given up to lewdness ─ like a demon hungry for lust; satyr; rake; roue | 色鬼
siakuie | demon, devil, evil spirit | 賒鬼; 魔鬼
siangbixntøkuie | double-sided sword ghost | 雙面刀鬼
siawkuie | devi | 少鬼
siin zhud kuie but | appear and disappear quite unpredictably like gods and demons | 神出鬼沒
siin-kuie | god and evil spirit | 神鬼
siøfkuie | little ghost; demon; common inferior ghost | 小鬼
suhhoehkuie | bloodsucker; vampire | 吸血鬼
suokuie'aang | four seasons red | 四季紅
suokuiehoong | four seasons red | 四季紅
suokuieiaau | four seasons folk songs | 四季謠
suokuiejuzhwn | all seasons like spring | 四季如春
tarngsngkuie | stingy person | 凍霜鬼
tekkøkuie | ghost which is very thin and tall; like a bamboo pole; very thin and tall fellow; a bean-pole | 長腿鬼; 瘦長的人
texkuie | which one of all (by order or number)? | 第幾
thaykøkuie | literally; a leprous devil; filthy; dirty; nauseous; nasty; indecent | 骯髒鬼
thiensiakuie | devil | 天邪鬼
thihkuie | iron rails | 鐵軌
thoatkuie | to derail; run off the rails | 脫軌
thoeasykuie | scapegoat | 替死鬼
thøfiarkuie | nasty guy | 討厭鬼
tiaotau-kuie | hanging ghost | 吊投鬼; 縊死
tviukuie | a stubborn; headstrong devil (person); a person of very fixed opinion | 脹鬼; 故作逢拗
tøefmiaxkuie | ghost | 短命鬼
tøexkuie | Which number? Which sequence? | 第幾; ...?
unthunkuie | you filthy imp or wretch! (said in scolding) | 骯髒鬼
yn kuie jip theh | invite ghosts into one's home--employ a person who afterwards proves very injurious | 引狼入室
zabkuie | How many more than ten? (between eleven to nineteen); Which day of the second decade in the month? | 十幾
zabofkuie | female ghost; demoness | 查某鬼; 女鬼
zeakuie | How many months over one year of age? | 肚祭; 一週歲又幾個月
zehkuiesexng | season | 節季性
zhutkuie | derail; behave contrary to normal pattern | 出軌
zhøekuie | Which date of the month? | 初幾
zoeakuie | play a ghost | 做鬼
zuykuie kiøx kauthøex | ghost of drowned A tempting B to commit suicide in order to take A's place by transmigration | 水鬼找替身
zuykuie | water spirit; water goblin; (slang) frogman | 水鬼
zørkuie zørkoaix | very crafty and injurious; with pretence of honesty or friendship | 搞鬼作怪
zørkuie | be a ghost or demon; cause trouble secretly; be a bad or evil person | 做鬼
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