chi niuar | engage in sericulture | 飼蠶仔; 養蠶
chiuar | tree | 樹仔
chviuar | wall | 牆仔
ciern chiuar | prune trees | 剪樹仔; 修剪樹木
cviuar | camphor | 樟仔
cviuarm | starch the cloth to make it smooth; starch with rice water | 上泔; 上漿使硬挺
hiamkviuar | hot petter | 薟薑仔
hiuar | kind of jacket with a heavy lining | 裘仔; 棉襖; 襖
hoankviuar | hot pepper; green or red peppers | 番椒仔; 辣椒
iu'iuar thviax | feel a slight pain | 憂憂仔痛; 微微的痛
iuar | pomelo | 柚仔
koahtiuar | harvesting rice | 割稻仔
koaq tiuar | harvest rice | 割稻
kviarsviuar | woman’s mirror box | 鏡箱仔
kviuar | mountain animal with barking sound is similar to that of a dog | 羌仔
liuar | a button | 鈕扣
liuar-khafng | a button hole | 鈕扣孔
niuar | a young woman's provisions; silkworm | 糧食; 蠶
niuar-chiu | mulberry | 娘仔樹; 桑樹
portiuar | transplant young rice plants | 播稻仔; 插秧
pvoariamviuar | half-yin and yang | 半陰陽仔
pvoax-chviuar | lower wall | 半牆仔
samkaeniuar | goddess of heaven | 三界娘仔
sinniuar | bride | 新娘仔
siuarm | reduce the water content of rice | 收泔
siøfkoniuar | little giar | 小姑娘仔
siøfviuar | a lamb | 小羊仔
sviuar | chest; cabinet; trunk; box; case; box (wooden; iron) | 箱子
svoaviuar | goat | 山羊仔
thaucviuar | first born child | 頭一胎
tiexnhefkiuar | light ball | 電火球仔
tiexnhoefkiuar | light ball | 電火球仔
tiexnkiuar | electric bulb | 電燈泡
tiuar | rice; paddy | 稻仔
toaxchiuar | big tree | 大樹仔
viuar | sheep; goat | 羔羊; 山羊
zexng chiuar | plant trees | 種樹仔
zhaam-niuar | silkworm | 蠶娘仔
zhachiuar | firewood | 柴樹仔
zhasviuar | wooden box | 柴箱仔
zheng'iuar | lustration and concinnity | 清幽仔
zhørchiuar | cut or fell a tree | 剉樹仔; 伐木; 砍樹
zoafsviuar | cardboard box | 紙箱仔
zuykviuar | water ginger | 水薑仔
zuytiuar | rice aberdeen | 水稻仔
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").
You may also use spelling match position for exact match, or front match, or center match or
back match.
Less popular words/phrases are marked with [*]