褪孝
táung-háto take off mourning clothes at the end of the mourning period
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Related words
- 孝感háu-gāng
孝感 háu-gāng
response brought on by filial piety
- 孝杖há-tiông
孝杖 há-tiông
(Wenzhounese Wu) staff in former times used by the son of the deceased in a funeral procession to show filial piety
- 孝男háu-nàng
孝男 háu-nàng
- 1. man who is respectful and obedient to his parents
- 2. man who is observing the ritual mourning for his deceased parent; bereaved son
- 孝順háu-sông
孝順 háu-sông
- 1. to show filial piety; to be obedient to one's parents or other senior relatives
- 2. to offer a present to a superior
- 3. filial piety; filial duty
- 褪殼táung-káe̤k
褪殼 táung-káe̤k
to shed skin; to cast off an old skin or shell
- 褪毛táung-mò̤
褪毛 táung-mò̤
to lose hair or feathers
- 褪環táung-kuàng
褪環 táung-kuàng
be done for; be finished or destroyed; gone for the dogs; curtains for someone
- 褪輪táung-lùng
褪輪 táung-lùng
to dislocate a joint