生囝
săng-giāngsang1 giang2
to give birth (to a child)
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Related words
- 囝giāng
囝 giāng
- 1. child; son
- 2. diminutive suffix
- 3. little, small — added after a noun as a diminutive
- 仂囝nék-giāng
仂囝 nék-giāng
a little
- 先生sĭng-săng
先生 sĭng-săng
- 1. mister; sir; gentleman
- 2. husband
- 3. An honorific for a person of virtue, learning, or ability (usually conferred on males).
- 4. (dated) Usually placed after a profession of fortune-telling, storytelling, face reading, feng shui, or something similar.
- and 5 more
- 兒囝niê-giāng
兒囝 niê-giāng
- 1. child; kid
- 2. sons and daughters; children
- 兔囝tú-giāng
兔囝 tú-giāng
little rabbit; bunny
- 出生chók-sĕng
出生 chók-sĕng
- 1. to be born
- 2. (obsolete) to lay down one's own life, to give up one's own life
- 刀囝dŏ̤-giāng
刀囝 dŏ̤-giāng
(countable) small knife; pocketknife (classifier: 把)
- 囝兒giāng-niè
囝兒 giāng-niè
sons and daughters; children