kvoay bøtaq | laid to; but still ajar (as folding-doors not quite shut; not ready to be bolted) | 沒關緊
taq hoefchiaf | go by train | 搭火車
taq huiky | take an airplane; board an airplane | 搭飛機
taq irnhoef | paste revenue stamp | 貼印花
taq iuphiøx | put a stamp on an envelope | 貼郵票
taq iuu | put a stamp on an envelope | 搭油
taq kengthaau | pat (a person) on the shoulder | 拍肩膀
taq kofngkøx | paste up promotion posters; put up advertisements | 貼廣告
taq koiøh | apply a medicated plaster | 貼藥膏
taq kørsi | to paste up a decree or edict on the wall; door; bulletin board; put up a proclamation | 貼告示
taq liauar | put up a shed; to set up a little cottage; hut or stable | 搭寮子
taq piahzoar | to paste on the wall | 貼壁紙
taq porphaang | pitch (strike) a tent; put up an awning | 搭帳篷
taq zhunlieen | put up scrolls at New Year's time | 貼春聯
taq | v: stick; paste; a while; a moment; for some time | 搭; 舀; 地方; 貼; 瞬
ti taq | Where? | 在那裡？
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http://taioaan.org/taigie/english/jixtiern/match.php?exact=2&ndic=0&word=a
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