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  o1   jyutping
  e1   pinyin
[1] discharge (excrement or urine); ease nature
[2] diarrhoea; dysentery


verb
Stroke count: 11
Level: 3
Radical: (#44)

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

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This word has been viewed 10056 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 23rd Sep 2010 02:41

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detail  o1 cau3 cau3  e1 chou4 chou4 = poop, defecate, take a dump
detail 尿  o1 niu6   = urinate
detail  o1 si2   = defecate; to take a shit
detail  tou5 o1   = diarrhoea, diarrhea
detail 尿  daai6 se4 o1 niu6   = a big business deal (lit., "big snake urinates")
detail  daai6 se4 o1 si2   = a big business deal (lit., "big snake takes a crap")
detail  dak1 haan4 mou5 si2 o1   = to have spare time (lit., "idle and no need to take a crap")
detail  o1 joeng4 me1 si2   = constipation
detail  o1 laan6 si2   = to have diarrhea
detail  sik6 baau2 faan6 dang2 si2 o1   = have nothing to do
See all 19 compounds (CantoDict reports 21 compounds in total, but some may be Common Formations)

Showing all 3 examples containing 屙
detail 出嚟
You need to get it all out of your system at once! [Talking about excretion.]
[Lit. poo you need excrete all out! Note the X晒出嚟 construction here. 嘔晒出嚟 [throw everything up] 喊晒出嚟 [cry]]
detail 邊個
Everyone needs to relieve themselves.
[Lit. Poo have who not excrete?]
detail 出嚟
Get it all out of your system in one go! [Talking about excretion.]
[Lit. excrete completely the poo out]

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