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aak1 ngaak1 aak3 ak1
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[粵] aak1 ngaak1 - Cantonese only [v] cheat; deceive; dupe | [國] 欺騙 [粵] aak3 final particle for emphasizing a consent or denial [粵] ak1 | [國] e4 [n] hiccup; hiccough Jyutping aak1 is standard reading; the variant ngaak1, though hypercorrect, is somehow equally popular.
Default PoS:  Additional PoS:  Stroke count: 7
Level: 2
Radical: 口 (#30)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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偷呃拐騙
tau1 aak1 gwaai2 pin3 = stealing, cheating, swindling 粵
呃秤
aak1 cing3 = a merchant shorts the scale to cheat the customer; "putting one's thumb on the scale" 粵
呃鬼
aak1 gwai2 = expression of skepticism (lit., "cheating the ghost") 粵
呃鬼食豆腐
aak1 gwai2 sik6 dau6 fu6 = expression of skepticism 粵
呃晒
aak1 saai3 = completely clueless 粵
呃神騙鬼
aak1 san4 pin3 gwai2 = expression of skepticism (lit., "cheating gods, swindling ghosts") 粵
呃人
aak1 jan4 = to cheat someone; to trick someone; to lie to someone 粵
呃騙
aak1 pin3 = to cheat; to bilk 粵
呃呃騙騙
aak1 aak1 pin3 pin3 = to mooch; to swindle and bluff 粵
靠呃
kaau3 aak1 = depend on deceptive tricks to make a living; to hoax and swindle to make a lving 粵
呃飲呃食
ngaak1 jam2 ngaak1 sik6 = to cheat someone out of food and water 粵
呃錢
ngaak1 cin4*2 = rip money off sb.; swindle money off 粵
風水佬呃你十年八年
fung1 seoi2 lou2 aak1 nei5 sap6 nin4 baat3 nin4 = Time will tell 粵 |
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Showing all 4 examples containing 呃
你哋真係呃唔到人 粵
You're no good at fooling people. [Lit. you-[plural marker] really trick-not-arrive people]
佢奉旨唔呃人㗎 ！ 粵
He definitely never lies! [http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/phorum/read.php?14,134219,134225#msg-134225]
唔係呃,我今朝重未見到佢。 粵
No, I haven't seen him yet this morning. [呃 [aak3] is a final particle used here to emphasize a denial of sth which is often detailed immediately after it.] Legend 國 : This term is used in Mandarin/Standard written Chinese, not Cantonese. 粵 : This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. No icon: This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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Unicode code for this character: U+5443 (off-site link)
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Unicode code for this character: U+5443 (off-site link)
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