Stroke Order: 雞雜

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Character: 雞

Jyutping: gai1

Radical:

Strokes: 18

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Related Words with "雞"

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sei2
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lit. one chicken dies, another starts crowing, meaning nothing ends if it meant to survive

jat1
gai1
sei2
jat1
gai1
ming4

lit. one chicken dies, another starts crowing, meaning nothing ends if it meant to survive

saam1
goek3
gai1

three-wheeled motorcycle; auto rickshaw (slang)

zung1
hok6
gai1

a term which is used to describe secondary school students who are immature, reckless, attention-seeking, and afraid to take up responsibilities

ji6
pit3
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thin moustache resembling the two-stroke Chinese character 八

tau1
gai1

(verb) to steal a chicken; (slang) to sneak out in order to do less work; to slack off; to not play by the rules

tau1
gai1
dou2
sit6
zaa1
mai5

to go out for wool and come home shorn; to expend effort trying to gain a profit and end up with nothing but losses

caang4
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bitchy

caang4
gai1
po4

bitchy female

so4
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stupid or dumb female

loeng5
pit3
gai1

moustache

mou5
jim2
gai1
lung4

wide open; unguarded; free access; open to all; to describe someone who speaks carelessly

mou5
zau2
gai1

expression of confidence; 'in the bag'; 'as good as done'

tong1
gai1

slaughter a chicken

lik6
hong4
gai1

leghorn; a breed of fowl

bak1
gu1
gai1

prostitute from Mainland China

ceoi1
gai1

to blow a whistle; to call for backup

mang1
𠵼
gai1

(noun) (skin) pockmark; (adjective) full of pockmarks or scars

zap1
sei2
gai1
zai2

people who get benefits accidentally / unexpectedly

zap1
sei2
gai1

(slang) to get a good deal or a good bargain unexpectedly; to get a windfall; cherry picking (in a sports game); to exploit a situation

zap1
gai1

to pick up readily available gains without effort

do6
lok6
gai1

adj; term to abuse women, to have given up all confidence in oneself; abandon oneself to vice; be happy in one's own degeneration; dissolute; self-degradation

daai6
ngaan5
gai1

a type of fish; a sailing junk

daai6
gai1
sik6
sai3
mai5

describes a person (who is in the position of desiring / expecting higher returns) who won't bother or be satisfied with low returns; literally: 'big hen won't eat small rice'; 'the eagle does not catch flies'

gaa1
laan1
gai1

Chickens which belong to one's own farm

siu2
hok6
gai1

the nickname for 'the primary school kids'; naïve; childish

wat1
tau4
gai1

Capparis versicolor, a Chinese herb

saan1
gai1
mou5
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self appreciation

jan5
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uk1
laai1
gai1
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to befriend bad / evil people, and end up getting harmed / scammed

gwaai3
gai1

weird, strange, alien

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Same Radical (隹)

zeoi1
zek3
seon2
zoek2
ngaan6
hung4
ngaa5
zap6
zi6
ci1
jung3
diao1
seoi1

Same Pronunciation

gai3
gai3
gai1

18 Strokes

cung4
lou1
ngit6
leot6
sam2
zeoi6
mung5
cok3
baai2
jiu5
dyun6