送親
sáe̤ng-chĭngto escort the bride to the groom's home or the wedding hall of the bride's kinsfolk
中文：送亲
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Imported from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0): en.wiktionary.org/wiki/送親. Mandarin: sòngqīn.
Related words
- 義親ngiê-chĭng
義親 ngiê-chĭng
nominal kinship
- 親事chĭng-sê̤ṳ
親事 chĭng-sê̤ṳ
- 1. marriage; matrimony (classifier: 門, 樁)
- 2. wedding (classifier: 門, 樁)
- 親戚chĭng-chék
親戚 chĭng-chék
- 1. relative; family relation
- 2. (classical) immediate family one's mother, father and siblings
- 親母chĭng-mū
親母 chĭng-mū
- 1. biological mother
- 2. (dialectal Mandarin, Lichuan Gan, Northern Min) co-mother-in-law
- 討親tō̤-chĭng
討親 tō̤-chĭng
(Pingxiang Gan, Taiwanese Hakka, Huizhou, dialectal Wu, dialectal Xiang) to take a wife
- 講親gōng-chĭng
講親 gōng-chĭng
(Hainanese) to be a matchmaker or go-between between prospective marriage partners
- 送客sáe̤ng-káh
送客 sáe̤ng-káh
- 1. to see a visitor out
- 2. (euphemistic) to show someone the door
- 3. (Southern Pinghua) to give a gift
- 送禮sáe̤ng-lā̤
送禮 sáe̤ng-lā̤
(intransitive) to give a gift