hoaijiuu | to conciliate; to appease | 懷柔
iujiuu | gentle | 優柔
iujiuu-kvoaftoaxn | be peaceable and easygoing but lacking the strength to make quick decisions | 優柔寡斷
jiu'ngg | sulfur | 硫黃; 硫磺
jiu'nngr | limber (muscle), soft and yielding (bed, sofa) | 柔軟
jiubie | soft | 柔美
jiuhii | dried cuttlefish | 魷魚; 鰇魚
jiuhikvef | squid soup | 鰇魚羹
jiuhoax | soften; tend to become weak and lax | 柔化
jiuhøo | soft; gentle; amiable; tender | 柔和
jiujiok | weak; frail; weak (physique); soft and meek; low and gentle (voice); feminine | 柔弱
jiujiuu`leq | clean up clothes, dishes with water and soaps back and forth | 柔柔咧
jiulin | trample under foot | 蹂躪
jiuloarn | soft and warm; soft | 柔暖; 柔軟
jiuloarn-thefzhaw | calisthenics | 柔軟體操
jiuloarn-uxntong | light exercise | 柔軟運動
jiunngr | soft | 柔軟
jiusexng | pliancy; femininity; gentleness; softness | 柔性
jiusun | gentle and yielding | 柔順
jiusviaf | soft voice | 柔聲; 柔和的聲音
jiutioong-zhurntoan | broken hearted | 柔腸寸斷
jiutø | Japanese Judo (Lit. the principle of overcoming hardness with softness) | 柔道
jiuu leeng kheg kofng | The soft will conquer the hard.--soft and subtle approach can disarm a man of hot temper; a soft answer turns away wrath | 柔能克剛
jiuu | wipe with a wet cloth; duster or wet towel | 擦; 揉; 擦洗; 柔
jiuzeeng | soft and sentimental; tender thoughts or affection | 柔情
jiuzeeng-suxsuie | tender and soft as water | 柔情似水
kangjiuu | rigid and soft | 剛柔
kejiuu | Taiwanese beech | 雞榆
khinjiuu | tender | 輕柔
koejiuu | fragrant pittosporum | 雞棠
køejiuu | fragrant pittosporum | 雞榆
lajiumu | radium | 鐳
unjiuhiofng | lovers nest | 溫柔鄉
unjiuu | gentle; meek; amiability; warm and tender; sweet natured | 溫柔
unjiuu`ee | amiable | 溫柔的
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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