anglieen | New Year couplets (red and pasted on door panels) | 紅聯; 對聯; 春聯
bixsenglieen | under age; minor; not of age | 未成年
bonglieen cy kaw | friendship in which the difference in age between the friends is forgotten | 忘年交; 忘年之交
bonglieen | friends despite difference of age | 忘年
bonglieen-hoe | meet with friends who are despite difference of age | 忘年會
englieen | prime age | 英年
henglieen | aged (40) | 行年; (40)
hiofnglieen | life-span | 享年
hionglieen | year of bad crops or famine | 凶年
honglieen | fruitful year | 豐年; 荒年; 芳齡
kenglieen | for a whole year; for years | 經年
kenglieen-luygoat | for months and years | 經年累月
konglieen | light year | 光年
luygoat kenglieen | month after month and year after year; for months and years; for a long time | 累月經年
lysoftonglieen | of course | 理所當然
mnglieen | double inscriptions on sides of a door; antithetic couplets pasted on doors and doorposts at New Year | 門聯
nglieen | the golden thread (a plant; coptis japonica; famous for its bitter taste the seeds of which are used for making medicine) | 黃連; (有名的苦藥材)
senglieen luygoat | year after year; month after month | 成年累月
senglieen | become an adult; grow up; adult; come of age; to reach adulthood | 成年
senglieen-laang | adult | 生年人; 成年人
sianglieen | double connection | 雙連
sionglieen | to join; to connect; joined; connected; in ordinary years; regular | 常年; 相連
thofnglieen | unification | 統聯
tionglieen soxng zhef | three greatest misfortunes in youth to lose one's father; in middle age to lose one's wife; in old age to have no son | 三無幸; 少年喪父; 中年喪妻; 晚年無子
tionglieen | middle ages | 中年
tionglieen-laang | middle aged person | 中年人
tonglieen | childhood; that year | 童年; 當年
zhenglieen | youth | 青年
zornglieen | the prime of a person; the prime of life | 壯年
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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