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尿
  niu6   jyutping
  niao4   pinyin
[n] urine; [v] urinate

nounAdditional PoS: verb
Stroke count: 7
Level: 3
Radical: (#44)

This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
尿

This word has been viewed 13489 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 14th Aug 2010 22:28

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detail 尿  o1 niu6   = urinate
detail 尿  tong4 niu6 beng6  tang2 niao4 bing4 = diabetes
detail 尿  niu6 wu4*2   = urinal, chamber pot
detail 尿  niu6 pin3*2  niao4 pian4 = diaper; nappy
detail 尿  laai6 niu6 haa1  la1 niao4 xia1 = mantis shrimp
detail 尿  laai6 niu6 haa1  lai4 niao4 xia1 = variant of 攋尿蝦, Mantis shrimp
detail 尿  zi2 niu6 pin3*2  zhi3 niao4 pian4 = disposable nappies
detail 尿  laai6 niu6 haa1  lai4 niao4 xia1 = squillid mantis shrimp; (slang) bed/pants wetter
detail 尿  niu6 joeng6  sui1 yang4 = urine; urine sample; urine specimen
detail 尿  niu6 dou6 jim4  niao4 dao4 yan2 = urethritis; urinary tract infection
detail 尿  niu6 sou3  niao4 su4 = urea
detail 尿  niu6 dou6  niao4 dao4 = urethra
detail 尿  paai4 niu6  pai2 niao4 = urination
detail 尿  lei6 niu6  li4 niao4 = diuretic
detail 尿  laan5 jan4 do1 si2 niu6   = to do nothing but make excuses and loaf (lit., "a lazy person often goes to the toilet")
detail 尿  niu6 ci3   = a urinal (found in bathrooms)
detail 尿  niu6 hei3   = [n] a urinal (like a bedpan)
detail 尿  niu6 gun2   = [n] ureter
detail 尿  niu6 bou3  niao4 bu4 = diaper; diapers
detail 尿  tim4 niu6  tian2 niao4 = diabetes (also 糖尿病)
detail 尿  niu6 jik6   = urine
detail 尿  daai6 se4 o1 niu6   = a big business deal (lit., "big snake urinates")
detail 尿  lau4 maa5 niu6  liu2 ma3 niao4 = burst into tears
detail 尿  gap1 niu6  ji2 niao4 = urgently need to urinate
detail 尿  pei3 gwan2 niu6 lau4  pi4 gun3 niao4 liu2 = extremely scared (lit., "farts roll and pee flows")
detail 尿  tim4 niu6 beng6  tian2 niao4 bing4 = diabetes (variant form of 糖尿病)
detail 尿  maa5 niu6  ma3 niao4 = tears
detail 尿  wai4 niu6  yi2 niao4 = enuresis, bed-wetting
detail 尿  hak1 niu6 jit6   = blackwater fever (complication of malaria)
detail 尿  si2 lam4 niu6 laai6   = scared shitless
detail 尿  lam4 tin1 gwong1 laai6 niu6   = to fail when success is within grasp
detail 尿  laai6 niu6   = to wet the bed or pant; to lose bladder control
detail 尿  laai1*6 niu6  la1 niao4 = to urinate; to wet the bed/pant; to lose bladder control
detail 尿  bei3 niu6 fo1 ji1 si1  mi4 ni4 ke1 yi1 shi1 = urologist (common formation)
detail 尿  tai2 gin3 daai6 se4 o1 niu6   = to be surprised like a country hick when one sees something unusual
detail 尿  ze3 niu6 deon6  jie4 niao4 dun4 = use going to the restroom as an excuse to slip away
detail 尿  maak3 daai6 ngaan5 laai6 niu6  bo4 da4 yan3 lai4 niao4 = to brazenly do sth. that one knows is wrong
detail 尿  bei3 niu6 fo1   mi4 niao4 ke1 = urology
detail 尿  syu1 niu6 gun2  shu1 niao4 guan3 = [anat.] ureter
detail 尿  tong4 niu6 beng6 soeng5 ngaan5  tang2 niao4 bing4 shang4 yan3 = diabetic retinopathy
detail 尿  niu6 dou6 hau2   = urinary meatus
detail 尿  lam4 tin1 gwong1 laai6 niu6   = a last minute failure in sth that seemed guaranteed success
detail 尿  maa5 niu6 seoi2  ma3 niao4 shui3 = Ma Liu Shui (an area in Sha Tin District)
detail 尿  o1 si2 m4 ceot1 laai6 dei6 ngaang6 o1 niu6 m4 ceot1 laai6 fung1 maang5   = blame the tools for bad workmanship
detail 尿  huk1 si4 wai4 niu6  ku1 shi2 yi2 niao4 = dacryuria
detail 尿  huk1 wai4 niu6  ku1 yi2 niao4 = dacryuria

Showing 1 example containing 尿
detail 糖尿病所以每日胰島素
Her dog has diabetes, so it needs insulin shots each day.

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