aithoxng | grief | 哀痛
awthox | vomit; vomit; throw up; disgorge | 嘔吐
boehthox | to hate; to loathe; strain one's heart and mind | 要吐; 作嘔; 噁心
bøehthox | going to vomit | 要吐
cythox | cure vomiting | 止嘔; 止吐
giogthox | the rabbit in the moon; jade hare in the moon (Chinese mythology) | 玉兔
hofthox | long-eared owl | 虎鴞; 長耳虎斑鴞; [*]; 長耳鴞
jymthoxng | to bear pain | 忍痛
kawthox iuo samkhud | The wily hare has three holes to his burrow | 狡兔有三窟
khengthox | pour forth; pour out | 傾吐
khøfthoxng | become painful | 可痛
laosiarthox | vomit and running stomach | 落瀉吐
laothox | cholera | 霍亂; 漏吐症
laothox-zexng | cholera | 漏吐症; 吐瀉; 霍亂
liah-peqthox | (v) vomit | 捉白兔; 暈吐
ofthox | vomit | 嘔吐
pithoxng | painfully sad | 悲痛
poaxn-thunthox | unwilling to speak up | 半吞吐
pvoarthwn-pvoarthox | hem and haw; telling only part of what one knows | 欲言又止
siwtw thaixthox | wait by the stump hoping other hares will come by the spot; because he once caught a hare there ─ stupid and unimaginative in doing things | 守株待兔
siøfpeqthox | little rabbit | 小白兔
svoathox | hares | 山兔
tamthox | the way a person talk | 談吐
tathox | dry heaves; retch | 乾嘔
thorthox | threw up | 吐吐
thox | rabbit; through; to pass through; ventilate | 兔; 吐; 通; 透
thox`zhutlaai | vomit food; disclose; to speak out (the whole truth) | 吐出來
thoxng | be pained; ache painfully; painful; sore; to love; be sparing of; to spare | 痛; 疼
thunthox | to hem and haw; speak hesitatingly | 吞吐
thunthwn-thorthox | trying to hide something while speaking; to hem and haw; speak hesitatingly | 吞吞吐吐
timthoxng | to be deeply grieved; bitter; heavy or painful at heart | 沈痛
tixnthoxng | labor pangs; pains that occur at intervals; twitch | 陣痛
zhafmthoxng | deeply grieved; painful; bitter | 慘痛
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
Checking Back button will show all the vocabularies that end with "zab" such as "apzab".
If you are unsure of any letter, put a . (period) in place of it (eg. "bof.ng").
If you want to get either "r" and "f" in a word, you may put down [fr]. (eg. "bo[fr]ng").
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