家法
gă-huák1.(archaic) rod or stick for punishing servants or younger family members
2.(archaic) domestic discipline
3.(archaic) way of doing something that is passed down generation to generation in a family; family custom or tradition
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Imported from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0): en.wiktionary.org/wiki/家法. Mandarin: jiāfǎ.
Related words
- 國家法guók-gă-huák
國家法 guók-gă-huák
national laws; the law of the state
- 乘法sìng-huák
乘法 sìng-huák
(arithmetic) multiplication
- 佛法hŭk-huák
佛法 hŭk-huák
- 1. Buddhist doctrine; dharma; Buddha's teachings; Buddha-dharma
- 2. power of Buddha
- 依家ĭ-gă
依家 ĭ-gă
(face-to-face) paternal uncle father's younger brother
- 儂家nè̤ng-gă
儂家 nè̤ng-gă
- 1. I; me
- 2. (women's speech, humble) I; me
- 3. (women's speech, humble) my humble home; my humble abode
- 4. we; us
- and 1 more
- 儒家ṳ̀-gă
儒家 ṳ̀-gă
- 1. Confucianism; Ruism
- 2. scholarly household
- 冤家uŏng-gă
冤家 uŏng-gă
- 1. enemy; foe; opponent
- 2. (affectionate) sweetheart; destined love
- 3. (in dramas and folk songs) someone whom one cannot help loving dearly in spite of all of his/her faults; (little) devil
- 4. (Taiwanese Hakka) to quarrel; to argue; to bicker
- 加法gă-huák
加法 gă-huák
(arithmetic) addition