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  wai6   jyutping
  wei4   pinyin
stomach; gastric

Default PoS: noun Additional PoS: adjective
Stroke count: 9
Level: 2
Radical: (#130)

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

This word has been viewed 7763 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 8th Jul 2009 20:46

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detail  sing2 wai6   = appetising, appetizing
detail  wai6 tung3  wei4 tong4 = stomachache; gastralgia
detail  hoi1 wai6 coi3   = starter; appetizer
detail  wai6 hau2   = appetite; liking
detail  hoi1 wai6   = have a good appetite
detail  faan2 wai6  fan3 wei4 = feel sick to stomach; feel queasy; disgusting; nausea causing
detail  wai6 fo2   = overactivity of the stomach
detail  wai6 beng6   = a stomach ache, stomach trouble
detail  wai6 jik6  wei4 yi4 (Taiwan), wei4 ye4 (PRC) = gastric juice
detail  coeng4 wai6 dou6  chang2 wei4 dao4 = gut
detail  hoi1 wai6 hau2   = stimulate the appetite
detail  wai6 jim4   = gastritis
detail  wai6 ngaam4   = gastric cancer
detail  coeng4 wai6 jim4   = gastroenteritis
detail  mou4 wai6 hau2   = no appetite
detail  wai6 hei3  wei4 qi4 = excess gas in the stomach; intenstinal gas reflux
detail  wai6 syun1  wei4​ suan1 = gastric acid
detail  sai2 wai6   = gastric lavage; gastrolavage
detail  wai6 geng3 gim2 caa4  wei4 jing4 jian3 cha2 = gastroscopy
detail  wai6 kui2 joeng4  wei4 kui4 yang2 = gastric ulcer
detail  cung4 faan6 wai6  chong2 ban4 wei4 = omasum, omasa

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detail 醒胃
Sour food improves one's appetite.
detail 唔好捵嚟捵去
He has gastritis; it hurts so much that he tosses and turns on his bed.

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: This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
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