菜色 (coi3 sik1 | ) : to look famished or emaciated

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菜色

coi3 sik1

To look famished or emaciated.
[Cantonese equivalent: 面青]

Level: 2 Google Frequency: 387,000

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

菜色

This word has been viewed 1784 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 8th Mar 2005 19:27 and last edited on 26th Jul 2009 03:33

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菜 coi3 - vegetables; dish
色 sik1 - colour

One Cantonese Homophone / Homophone Variant for this word:

菜式 coi3 sik1 = cuisine

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Decimal representation of this word: 菜色

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