食   Radical 184   飠饣

184 9 <wr.> feed; offer food to (a person).⁶
箪食[簞食] än-dù dānsì cooked rice in basket; receive soldiers with baskets of rice and vessels of congee.⁸
食不厌精[食不厭精] dù-būt-yëm-dëin
sìbùyànjīng he did not object to have his rice finely cleansed.¹⁴
食志乎食功乎 dù-jï-fũ-dù-güng-fũ
sìzhìhū sìgōnghū do you remunerate a man's intention , or do you remunerate his service?
食母 dù-mû
sìmǔ wet nurse.¹⁹
食饐而餲 dù-yï-ngĩ-äi
sìyìérài rice which has been injured by heat or damp and turned sour.¹⁴
一箪食[一簞食] yīt-än-dù
yīdānsì a single bamboo dish of rice.
<又> sèik.
(See 食 sèik). (See 箪食瓢飲 än-dù-pël-ngīm; 簞食壺漿 än-dù-vũ-dëng).
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184 9 sèik shí Kangxi radical 184.⁸ to eat; food, meal; livelihood, living; (an old usage) salary, pay; (=蚀[蝕] sèik shí) eclipse.⁷
食品 sèik-bīn
shípǐn foodstuff; food; provisions.¹⁰
食不语寝不言[食不語寢不言] sèik-būt-nguî-tīm-būt-ngũn
shíbùyǔqǐnbùyán When eating, he did not converse. When in bed, he did not speak.⁹ (From Analects: Book X, Chapter VIII, Verse 9 James Legge translation.)
食堂 sèik-hõng
shítáng dining hall; mess hall; canteen.⁶
食指 sèik-jī
shízhǐ index finger; mouths to feed (in a family).⁶
食茱萸 sèik-jï-yĩ
shízhūyú ailanthus prickly ash; Zanthoxylum ailanthoides.
食其肉,龁其骨[食其肉,齕其骨] sèik-kĩ-ngùk, hāt-kĩ-gūt
or  sèik-kĩ-ngùk, ngàt-kĩ-gūt shíqíròu, héqígǔ eat the flesh and munch the bones.⁶
食物 sèik-mùt
or sèik-mòt shíwù food; foodstuff.⁶
食言 sèik-ngũn
shíyán go back on one's word.⁶
食采 sèik-tōi
shícài to enjoy the revenue of such a (采邑 tōi-yīp càiyì) district.¹⁴
食油 sèik-yiũ
shíyóu edible/cooking oil.⁶
食欲 sèik-yùk
shíyù appetite.⁵
食用 sèik-yùng
shíyòng eat, consume; be edible.⁶
<又> dù.
(See 食 dù.)
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184 10 (variant of 饲[飼] dù raise; rear.⁵ to feed; to raise (domesticed animals).⁷); to feed; provisions.⁸ food; provisions; to give people food; used for 饴[飴] (yĩ maltose.⁵ sweet cakes; sweetmeats; sugar; to feed.¹⁴).²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠人; U+98E4).
(See 飼 dù; 飴 yĩ).
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184 10 ëin dìng food items for display purposes only; flowery language without substance.⁷ to set out fruit, etc., in plates arranged only for show.¹⁴
饾饤[餖飣] èo-ëin dòudìng food items set out for show; showy and flashy expressions in writings.⁷
ein2 2892
184 10 hungry, hunger, starving, famine; Ji surname.⁷ (variant: 饑 gï.)
大饥之年[大飢之年] ài-gï-jï-nẽin/ dàjīzhīnián a year of great famine.⁵
饥不择食[飢不擇食] gï-būt-jàk-sèik
jībùzéshí when hungry, you can't pick what you eat (idiom); beggars can't be choosers; When matters are urgent, don't spend time choosing alternatives.¹⁰
饥肠[飢腸] gï-chẽng
jīcháng <wr.> empty stomach.⁵
饥肠辘辘[飢腸轆轆] or 饥肠辘辘[饑腸轆轆] gï-chẽng-lūk-lūk jīchánglùlù the rumbling of a hollow stomach.⁷
饥荒[飢荒] gï-föng
jīhuang famine; crop failure; <topo.> be hard up, be short of money; <topo.> debt.⁵
饥附饱飏[飢附飽颺] gï-fù-bāo-yẽng
jīfùbǎoyáng <wr.> to cling to somebody when needed and abandon him when no longer needed.¹
饥寒交迫[飢寒交迫] or 饥寒交迫[饑寒交迫] gï-hõn-gäo-bēik
jīhánjiāopò to suffer from hunger and cold.⁷
饥民[飢民] gï-mĩn
jīmín famine victim; famine refugee.⁵
饥饿[飢餓]
or 饥饿[饑餓] gï-ngù jī'è hunger; starvation.⁵
(See 饑 gï.)
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184 11 hök tuō rice cake.⁸
馎饦[餺飥] bōk-hök bótuō <old> a kind of cooked wheaten food.⁶
hok2 6693
184 11 jën zhān (=饘 jën zhān) well-boiled congee or gruel; thick, rich.¹⁴
(See 饘 jën).
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184 11 tän cān (=餐 tän cān) eat; food, meal.⁶ a meal; to eat.⁷
(See 餐 tän; 湌 tän).
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184 12 bōk (=馎[餺] bōk ) rice cake.⁸
(See 餺 bōk).
bok1 1020
184 12 chēik chì <wr.> put in order, readjust; orderly, well-behaved; order.⁵
饬办[飭辦] chēik-bàn or sēik-bàn chìbàn to instruct a subordinate to do something.⁷
饬查[飭查] chēik-chã
or sēik-chã chìchá to order an investigation.⁷
饬交[飭交] chēik-gäo
or sēik-gäo chìjiāo to order someone to dispatch forward; to deliver.⁷
饬知[飭知] chēik-jï
or sēik-jï chìzhī to inform or notify a subordinate or a lower agency.⁷
饬令[飭令] chēik-lèin
or sēik-lèin chìlìng order; give/issue an order.⁶
饬拿[飭拿] chēik-nã
or sēik-nã chìná to give orders for the arrest of.⁷
饬派[飭派] chēik-pāi
or sēik-pāi or chēik-päi or sēik-päi chìpài dispatch under orders.⁶
饬属[飭屬] chēik-sùk
or sēik-sùk chìshǔ to order subordinates to do something.⁷
谨饬[謹飭] gīn-chēik
or gīn-sēik jǐnchì sober and well-behaved.⁵
<又> sēik.
(See 飭 sēik.)
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184 12 fàn fàn cooked rice, cooked grain for food; a meal; to feed; a profession, a means of living.⁷
饭甑[飯甑] fàn-dâng fànzèng a rice pot.¹¹
饭店[飯店] fàn-ëm
fàndiàn restaurant; hotel.⁷
饭团[飯糰] fàn-hõn
fàntuán onigiri (Japanese rice-ball snack).¹⁰ rice ball.²²
饭桶[飯桶] fàn-hūng
fàntǒng lit. rice bucket; fig. (big eater; fathead; good-for-nothing).⁵ lit. rice jar or pail, (fig. derog.) a useless person, a good-for-nothing; a stupid person.¹¹
饭桌[飯桌] fàn-jēk
fànzhuō dining table.⁸
饭来张口[飯來張口] fàn-lõi-jëng-hēo
fànláizhāngkǒu to eat but not to work; to live like a parasite; to have only to open one's mouth to be fed – to live an easy life, with everything provided.⁷
饭菜馊了[飯菜餿了] fàn-töi-xūk-lēl
fàncàisōule The food has spoiled.⁵
饭菜[飯菜] fàn-töi
fàncài dishes to go with rice; a meal, a repast, food.⁷
饭碗[飯碗] fàn-vōn
fànwǎn a rice bowl; <old> job, means of livelihood.⁵
饭煳了[飯煳了] fàn-vũ-lēl
fànhúle the rice is burnt.⁵
<台> 吃饭好狼[吃飯好狼] hëk-fàn-hāo-lõng/ eat voraciously.
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184 12 hün tún stuffed dumplings with delicate flour wrappings; ravioli.⁷ (variant: 餫 vũn hún).
馄饨[餛飩] vũn-hün
húntun wonton; dumpling soup.⁵ (=<台> 云吞[雲吞] vũn-hün wonton).
馄饨面[餛飩麵] vũn-hün-mèin
húntunmiàn wonton noodle soup.¹
馄饨皮[餛飩皮] vũn-hün-pĩ
húntunpí wonton wrappings.⁶
hun2 7064
184 12 ngìm rèn cook.
中式烹饪[中式烹飪] Jüng-sēik-päng-ngìm Zhōngshì pēngrèn Chinese cooking; Chinese cuisine.⁶
烹饪[烹飪] päng-ngìm
pēngrèn cooking; culinary art.⁵
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184 12 ngīm yìn give (animals) water to drink; to water.⁵
(variant: 飮 ngīm yìn).
(comp.
t: ⿰飠欠; U+98F2). (comp. s: ⿰饣欠; U+996E).
饮冰茹檗[飲冰茹檗] ngīm-bëin-nguĩ-pāk
yǐnbīngrúbò the hard life of a widow; be in straitened circumstances.⁵⁴
饮场[飲場] ngīm-chẽng
yìnchǎng <old> (of opera singers) drink water to moisten one's throat (while playing on stage).⁶
饮马[飲馬] ngīm-mâ
yìnmǎ water a horse.⁵
饮牲口[飲牲口] ngīm-säng-hēo
yìn shēngkou to water farm animals.¹
(See 飲 [ngīm,
yǐn]; 飮 [ngīm, yìn]).
ngim1 11917
184 12 ngīm yǐn to drink; drinks; to swallow (insult, anger); to be hit (by a bullet, an arrow).⁷ (variants: 㱃, 酓, 飮 ngīm yǐn).
饮弹[飲彈] ngīm-àn
yǐndàn to be hit by bullets.⁷
饮品[飲品] ngīm-bīn
yǐnpǐn drinks; beverage.⁷
饮茶[飲茶] ngīm-chã
yǐnchá to drink tea; (in Guangdong) to drink tea along with refreshments.⁷
饮酒[飲酒] ngīm-diū
yǐnjiǔ to drink wine or liquor.⁷
饮恨[飲恨] ngīm-hàn
yǐnhèn to swallow grievances, to harbor a grudge; to be defeated in a competition or contest.⁷
饮鸩[飲鴆] ngīm-jìm
yǐnzhèn take poison.¹¹
饮料[飲料] ngīm-lèl
yǐnliào beverage; drinks (usually referring to soft drinks).⁷
饮食[飲食] ngīm-sèik
yǐnshí to drink and eat; drink and food.⁷
饮水[飲水] ngīm-suī
yǐnshuǐ drinking water; to drink water.⁷
饮水思源[飲水思源] ngīm-suī-xü-ngũn
yǐnshuǐsīyuán lit. When one drinks water, one thinks of its source. – grateful for favors received; not to forget one's origin.⁷
<台> 饮[飲] ngīm (=米汤[米湯] māi-höng
mǐtang) water in which rice has been cooked.
<台> 饮紧茶[飲緊茶] ngīm-gīn-chã drinking tea.
(See 飲 [ngīm, yìn]; 㱃 ngīm; 酓 ngīm).
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184 12 sēik chì (alternate Hoisanva pronunciation for 饬[飭] chēik chì with same meaning: <wr.> put in order, readjust; orderly, well-behaved; order.⁵.)
<又> chēik.
(See 飭 chēik.)
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184 12 xün sūn <wr.> supper.⁶ cooked food, supper, to mix cooked rice with water.⁷ (variant: 飱 xün sūn).
朝饔夕飧 jël-yüng-dèik-xün
zhāoyōngxīsūn lit. breakfast in the morning and supper in the evening (idiom); fig. to do nothing but eat and drink.¹⁰
盘飧[盤飧] põn-xün
pánsūn dishes; the food in a dish.⁷
饔飧 yüng-xün
yōngsūn breakfast and supper.⁷
饔飧不继[饔飧不繼] yüng-xün-būt-gäi
yōngsūnbùjì discontinuation of supper after breakfast – poverty-stricken.⁷ meals are scanty.⁸
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184 12 <wr.> have eaten one's full; be full.⁶ surfeited, glutted; to grant, to confer; to feast; to eat or drink to repletion.⁷ to eat too much; surfeited; to confer.¹⁴
(old variant: 饇 yì or).
(comp.
t: ⿰; U飠食+98EB). (comp. s: ⿰饣夭; U+996B).
酣饫[酣飫] hõn-yì
or hõn-yī hānyù <wr.> intoxicated and satiated.⁵⁴
饫饱[飫飽] yì-bāo
or yī-bāo yùbǎo be well-fed; be full.⁶
饫足[飫足] yì-dūk
or yī-dūk yùzú be well-fed; be full.⁶
饫目[飫目] yì-mùk
or yī-mùk yùmù to satisfy the eye.¹⁴
饫闻[飫聞] yì-mũn
or yī-mũn yùwén to have heard enough – not again.⁷ stale news.¹⁴
饫赐[飫賜] yì-xü
or yī-xü yùcì to confer on; to bestow.¹⁴
<又> yī.
(See 飫 yī; 饇 yì; 饇 yī).
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184 12 (alternate Hoisanva pronunciation for 饫[飫] yì with same meaning: <wr.> have eaten one's full; be full.⁶ surfeited, glutted; to grant, to confer; to feast; to eat or drink to repletion.⁷ to eat too much; surfeited; to confer.¹⁴)
(comp.
t: ⿰; U飠食+98EB). (comp. s: ⿰饣夭; U+996B).
<又> yì.
(See 飫 yì.)
yi1 16816
184 13 bāo bǎo full, replete; satisfy; embezzle; fully, to the full; full, plump.⁶
大饱眼福[大飽眼福] ài-bāo-ngān-fūk dàbǎoyǎnfú have a feast for the eye; feast one's eyes on.⁶
饱嗝[飽嗝] bāo-gäk
bǎogé to burp.⁹
饱经风霜[飽經風霜] bāo-gëin-füng-söng 
bǎo jīng fēng shuāng  weather-beaten; having experienced the hardships of life.⁵
饱绽[飽綻] bāo-jàn
bǎozhàn to swell to bursting (after having eaten too much).¹⁰
饱食终日,无所用心.[飽食終日,無所用心.] bāo-sèik-jüng-ngìt, mũ-sō-yùng-xïm.
bǎoshízhōngrì, wúsuǒyòngxīn. to eat all day without exerting one's mind; to eat three square meals a day and do no work – live like a parasite; be well-fed and carefree.⁹
饱餐 bāo-tän
bǎocān eat one's fill, eat to one's heart's content, be replete/stuffed/gorged with food.⁶
饱餐秀色[飽餐秀色] bāo-tän-xiü-sēik
bǎocānxiùsè fully enjoy the beauty.⁵⁴
半饱[半飽] bön-bāo
bànbǎo be half full.⁶
吃饱喝足[吃飽喝足] hëk-bāo-höt-dūk
chībǎohēzú eat and drink one's full.⁵
吃饱了[吃飽了] hëk-bāo-lẽl
chībǎole to have had enough food; to be stuffed with food.⁷
bao1 567
184 13 bēik odor; the aroma of food.⁸ fragrance of food.¹⁰ flavor of food.¹¹ fragrant, spicy, appetizing (about the smell of food).⁵⁴ the fragrance of food just cooked, which the spirits will smell and accept.¹⁰²
(composition: ⿰飠必; U+98F6).
有飶其香 yiû-bēik-kĩ-hëng yǒu bì qí xiāng has a fragrant aroma; their (food) flavor is appetizing!⁵⁴ the savory odor of the cooked rice.¹⁰²
有飶其香、邦家之光。
Yiû-bēik-kĩ-hëng, böng-gä-jï-göng.
Yǒu bì qí xiāng, bāng jiā zhī guāng.
Fragrant is their aroma,
Enhancing the glory of the State.⁶⁰ (Excerpt from 《詩經·頌·周頌·閔予小子之什·載芟·1》, translated by James Legge).
beik1 656
184 13 raise; rear.⁵ to feed; to raise (domesticed animals).⁷
饲料[飼料] dù-lèl or xũ-lèl sìliào forage; fodder; feed.⁵ animal feed; fodder; forage.⁷
饲料作物[飼料作物] dù-lèl-dōk-mùt
or xũ-lèl-dōk-mòt sìliào zuòwù forage or fodder or feed crop.⁵
饲料粉碎机[飼料粉碎機] dù-lèl-fūn-xuï-gï
or xũ-lèl-fūn-xuï-gï sìliào fěnsuìjī feed or fodder grinder.⁵
饲草[飼草] dù-tāo
or xũ-tāo sìcǎo forage grass.⁵
饲槽[飼槽] dù-tão
or xũ-tão sìcáo feeding trough.⁵
饲养[飼養] dù-yêng
or xũ-yêng sìyǎng raise; rear.⁵ to raise; to breed.⁷
饲养场[飼養場] dù-yêng-chẽng
or xũ-yêng-chẽng sìyǎngchǎng feed lot; dry lot; farm.⁵
饲养家禽[飼養家禽] dù-yêng-gä-kĩm
or xũ-yêng-gä-kĩm sìyǎng jiāqín raise poultry.⁵
饲养员[飼養員] dù-yêng-yõn
or xũ-yêng-yõn  sìyǎngyuán stockman; poultry raiser; animal keeper (in a zoo).⁵
<又> xũ.
(See 飼 xũ.)
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184 13 𩚵
gäm gān <old> similar in meaning to 饵[餌] nì ěr cakes, pastry; bait.² a kind of dumpling, or cake; a bait.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠甘; U+296B5).
(See 餌 nì).
gam2 4063
184 13 hài hài tainted food; food spoiled and stinks.⁸ tainted food.¹⁴ to eat stinking things.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠艾; U+9900).
餀餯 hài-fì hàihuì stinking food.²⁵
餀坏[餀壞] hài-vài
hàihuài to spoil (food) by keeping.¹⁴
hai4 5547
184 13 hūn juàn old form of 餋 hūn juàn to respect, to venerate, to honor.¹⁰
(composition: ⿱龹良; U+98EC).
<又> yëng.
(See 餋 hūn; 飬 yëng).

hun1 7048
184 13 𩚹
lẽin líng a kind of dumpling or rice ball.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠令; U+296B9).
lein3 9439
184 13 ngīm yìn (=饮[飲] ngīm yìn give (animals) water to drink; to water.⁵).⁸
(composition: ⿰⿱亼⿸𠁣𠄠欠; U+98EE).
(See 飮 [ngīm, yǐn]; 飲 [ngīm, yìn]).
ngim1 11919
184 13 ngīm yǐn (=饮[飲] ngīm yǐn to drink; drinks; to swallow (insult, anger); to be hit (by a bullet, an arrow).⁷).⁸
(composition: ⿰⿱亼⿸𠁣𠄠欠; U+98EE).
(See 飮 [ngīm, yìn]; 飲 [ngīm, yǐn]).
ngim1 11920
184 13 sēik shì decorations, ornaments; adorn, dress up, polish, cover up; play the role of, act the part of, impersonate.⁵
(old variant: 餝 sēik shì). (See 餝 sēik).
文过饰非[文過飾非] mũn-gö-sēik-fï
wénguòshìfēi cover up one's mistakes.⁵
饰边[飾邊] sēik-bëin
shìbiān frill.⁶
饰品[飾品] sēik-bīn
shìpǐn ornaments; jewels.⁶
饰面板[飾面板] sēik-mèin-bān
shìmiànbǎn veneer.⁶
饰物[飾物] sēik-mùt
or sēik-mòt shìwù articles for personal adornment, jewelry; ornaments, decorations.⁵
饰词[飾詞]
or 饰辞[飾辭] sēik-xũ shìcí excuse; pretext.⁵
饰演[飾演] sēik-yēn
shìyǎn play the role/part of; act the part of; play; act.⁶
首饰[首飾] siū-sēik
shǒushi head ornaments; jewels, jewelry; finery.⁶
窗饰[窗飾] töng-sēik
chuāngshì window decorations.⁵
修饰[修飾] xiü-sēik
xiūshì decorate; adorn; embellish; make up and dress up; polish (a piece of writing); qualify, modify.⁶
掩饰[掩飾] yēm-sēik
yǎnshì cover up (mistakes, faults); gloss over, conceal.⁶
seik1 13331
184 13 ùt duò 馉饳[餶飿] gūt-ùt gǔduò a kind of wheaten food in ancient times.⁶ an ancient Chinese snack made from flour.⁹
ut4 14798
184 13 (alternate Hoisanva pronunciation for 饲[飼] dù with same meaning: raise; rear.⁵ to feed; to raise (domesticed animals).⁷)
<又> dù.
(See 飼 dù.)
xu3 16025
184 13 xün sūn (=飧 xün sūn) <wr.> supper.⁶ cooked food, supper, to mix cooked rice with water.⁷
(See 飧 xün.)
xun2 16202
184 13 yëng yǎng old variant of 養 yëng yǎng to raise, to rear; to support, to provide for, to bring up; to give birth to; to convalesce; to maintain; accomplishment.
(composition: ⿱龹良; U+98EC).
<又> hūn.
(See 飬 hūn; 養 yëng).
yeng2 16731
184 13 maltose.⁵ sweet cakes; sweetmeats; sugar; to feed.¹⁴
(comp. t: ⿰飠台; U+98F4). (comp. s: ⿰饣台; U+9974).
苦饴[苦飴] fū-yĩ
kǔyí bitter and sweet; joy and sorrow.¹⁴
甘之如饴[甘之如飴] gäm-jï-nguĩ-yĩ
gānzhīrúyí enjoy something bitter as if it were sweet as malt sugar – gladly endure hardships.⁵
甘饴[甘飴] gäm-yĩ
gānyí sugar-plums; sweetmeats.¹⁴
高粱饴[高粱飴] gäo-lẽng-yĩ
gāoliangyí sorghum candy.⁵
胶饴[膠飴] gäo-yĩ
jiāoyí a glutinous substance made of rice.²⁵
含饴弄孙[含飴弄孫] hẽim-yĩ-lùng-xün
hányínòngsūn (of old people) play with one's grandchildren while chewing maltose – spend one's remaining years happily in the company of one's grandchildren; enjoy happy old year; lead a carefree life in one's old age.⁶
饴𩛿
❄{⿰飠易}[飴𩛿❄{⿰飠易}] yĩ-chẽin yíxíng rice dumplings.²⁵
饴训[飴訓] yĩ-fün
yíxùn pleasant counsels.¹⁴
饴糖[飴糖] yĩ-hõng
yítáng maltose; malt sugar.⁵ sugar-plums; sweetmeats.¹⁴
饴盐[飴鹽] yĩ-yẽm
yíyán rock salt.²⁵
yi3 16998
184 14 bēng bǐng cakes, biscuits, pastry; anything round and flat, as a disc.⁷
饼铛[餅鐺] bēng-chäng bǐngchēng baking pan.¹⁰
饼子[餅子] bēng-dū
bǐngzi  pastry, esp. a kind of hard cake, made of flour and corn; <topo.> a stubborn person.¹¹
饼干[餅乾] bēng-gôn
bǐnggān biscuit; cracker.⁵
饼图[餅圖] bēng-hũ
bǐngtú pie chart.¹⁹
饼饵[餅餌] bēng-nì
bǐng'ěr cakes; pastry.¹⁰
比萨饼[比薩餅] bī-xät-bēng
bìsàbǐng pizza (loadword).³⁶ʼ⁰
薄饼[薄餅] bòk-bēng
báobǐng thin pancake.³⁹
豆饼[豆餅] èo-bēng
dòubǐng soybean cake.⁵
格子饼[格子餅] gâk-dū-bēng
gézibǐng waffle.¹⁹
铁饼[鐵餅] hëik-bēng
tiěbǐng <sport> discus.⁵
烙饼[烙餅] lōk-bēng
làobǐng a kind of thick hard pancake; the baking of such a cake.⁷
月饼[月餅] ngût-bēng
yuèbǐng moon cake.¹⁹ (Note the change in tone for 月 ngùt to ngût.)
华夫饼[華夫餅] vã-fü-bēng
huáfūbǐng <loan> waffle.¹⁹
画饼[畫餅] vàk-bēng
huàbǐng pie in the sky; illusion.⁷
画饼充饥[畫餅充饑] vàk-bēng-chüng-gï
huàbǐngchōngjī lit. to try to satisfy hunger by drawing cakes – to value empty names; empty solace.⁷
<台> 饼仔[餅仔] bēng-dōi a cookie; a cracker.
beng1 793
184 14 gāo jiǎo dumpling.⁵
包饺子[包餃子] bäo-gāo-dū bāojiǎozi  wrap meat dumplings; <topo.> surround and annihilate.¹
饺子[餃子] gāo-dū
jiǎozi dumplings.⁹
饺子馅[餃子餡] gāo-dū-hàm
jiǎozixiàn filling for dumpling; stuffing.⁵
饺子皮[餃子皮] gāo-dū-pĩ
jiǎozipí dumpling wrapper.⁵
虾饺[蝦餃] hā-gāo
xiājiǎo shrimp dumplings.³⁹
蒸饺[蒸餃] jëin-gāo
zhēngjiǎo steamed dumplings.⁵
水饺[水餃] suī-gāo
shuǐjiǎo boiled dumplings.⁵
gao1 4202
184 14 gōk 饹馇[餎餷] gōk-jä gēzha a kind of flat cake made of bean powder.⁶ a kind of cake made from bean flour.⁹
<又> lōk.
(See 餎 lōk.)
gok1 4919
184 14 hàp 合饸[合餄] hàp-hàp héhe buckwheat noodles.⁵⁴
饸饹[餄餎] hàp-lōk
héle hele noodles (a kind of noodles made from buckwheat or sorghum flour with a special press).⁶ vermicelli made of buckwheat.⁸
饸饹床子[餄餎床子] hàp-lōk-chõng-dū
hélechuángzi press for making hele noodles.⁶
hap4 5999
184 14 hèm tiǎn to obtain by hook.⁸ to obtain by deception.¹⁰ <wr.> to lure or bait with sweet words.¹¹ to take with a hook.²⁵ <old> to gain, to obtain (by deception).³⁶
(composition: ⿰飠舌; U+9902).
是以言餂之也 sì-yî-ngũn-hèm-jï-yâ shì yǐ yán tiǎn zhī yě by guile of speech seeking to gain some end.¹⁴
士未可以言而言,是以言餂之也;可以言而不言,是以不言餂之也,是皆穿逾之类也。[士未可以言而言,是以言餂之也;可以言而不言,是以不言餂之也,是皆穿踰之類也。]
Xù-mì-hō-yî-ngũn-ngĩ-ngũn, sì-yî-ngũn-hèm-jï-yâ; hō-yî-ngũn-ngĩ-būt-ngũn, sì-yî-būt-ngũn-hèm-jï-yâ, sì-gäi-chün-yĩ-jï-luì-yâ.
Shì wèi kěyǐ yán ér yán, shì yǐ yán tiǎn zhī yě; kěyǐ yán ér bù yán, shì yǐ bù yán tiǎn zhī yě, shì jiē chuān yú zhī lèi yě.
When a scholar speaks what he ought not to speak, by guile of speech seeking to gain some end; and when he does not speak what he ought to speak, by guile of silence seeking to gain some end; both these cases are of a piece with breaking through a neighbor's wall.⁶⁰
(Excerpt from 《孟子·盡心下·77》, translated by James Legge).
以言餂之 yî-ngũn-hèm-jï
yǐyántiǎnzhī to catch people by words.²⁵
<又> hẽm; lēm.
(See 餂 hẽm; 餂 lēm).
hem4 6276
184 14 hẽm tián (<old>=甜 hẽm tián sweet).² (=甜 hẽm tián sweet, luscious; agreeable, pleasant.⁷).⁸ sweet; excellent.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠舌; U+9902).
<又> hèm; lēm.
(See 餂 hèm; 餂 lēm; 甜 hẽm).
hem3 6268
184 14 hēng xiǎng <wr.> entertain with food and drinks; <trad.> pay (for soldiers, policemen).⁵ (variant: 饟 hēng xiǎng).
兵饷[兵餉] bëin-hēng
bīngxiǎng (=军饷[軍餉] gün-hēng jūnxiǎng) <trad.> soldier's pay and provisions.⁶
饷宾[餉賓] hēng-bïn
xiǎngbīn (=饷客[餉客] hēng-hāk or hēng-häk xiǎngkè) to entertain guests with food.⁷
饷银[餉銀] hēng-ngãn
xiǎngyín military expenditure; a serviceman's pay.⁷
饷钱[餉錢] hēng-tẽin
xiǎngqián a soldier's pay.⁷
饷遗[餉遺] hēng-vì
xiǎngwèi present as a gift; donate.⁵⁴
饷糈[餉糈]
or 饷糈[饟糈] hēng-xuï xiǎngxǔ army provisions.⁸
粮饷[糧餉] lẽng-hēng
liángxiǎng <trad.> provisions and pay (for troops).⁶
月饷[月餉] ngùt-hēng
yuèxiǎng monthly pay.⁵
(See 饟 hēng).
heng1 6289
184 14 lēm tiǎn alternative form of 舔 lēm tiǎn to lick.³⁶
(composition: ⿰飠舌; U+9902).
<又> hẽm; hèm.
(See 餂 hẽm; 餂 hèm; 舔 lēm).
lem1 9536
184 14 lōk le 饸饹[餄餎] hàp-lōk héle hele noodles (a kind of noodles made from buckwheat or sorghum flour with a special press).⁶ vermicelli made of buckwheat.⁸
饸饹床子[餄餎床子] hàp-lōk-chõng-dū
hélechuángzi press for making hele noodles.⁶
<又> gōk.
(See 餎 gōk.)
lok1 9935
184 14 䬷 nä to have enough (food).²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠多; U+4B37).
<又> sēh; sêh.
(See 䬷 sēh; 䬷 sêh.)
na2 11217
184 14 ěr cakes, pastry; bait; <wr.> entice.⁵
饼饵[餅餌] bēng-nì bǐng'ěr cakes; pastry.¹⁰
钓饵[釣餌] ël-nì
diào'ěr bait.⁶
果饵[果餌] gō-nì
guǒ'ěr candies and cakes; confectionery.⁵
香饵[香餌] hëng-nì
xiāng'ěr a bait for hunting, fishing or insect-killing; something for trapping.⁹
禄饵[祿餌] lùk-nì
lù'ěr official pay as a bait (for talent).⁶
鱼饵[魚餌] nguî-nì
yú'ěr fish bait.¹⁰
饵子[餌子] nì-dū
ěrzi (fishing) bait.⁶
饵敌[餌敵] nì-èik
ěrdí to lure the enemy; to trap.¹⁰
饵钓[餌釣] nì-ël
ěrdiào bait fishing.⁶
饵料[餌料] nì-lèl
ěrliào fish feed; fishing bait; poison bait (used to entice and kill mice.)⁶
饵以重利[餌以重利] nì-yî-chüng-lì
or nì-yî-jùng-lì ěryǐzhònglì entice with huge profits; use great wealth as a bait.⁶
诱饵[誘餌] yiù-nì
yòu'ěr bait.¹⁰
(See 𩚵❄{⿰飠甘} gäm).
ni4 12217
184 14 sêh shě 䬷 sêh shě well-feed; to glut; to eat to one's heart's content.⁸ to be fully satisfied.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠多; U+4B37).
<又> sēh; nä.
(See 䬷 sēh; 䬷 nä.)
seh5 13307
184 14 sēh shě 䬷 sēh shě well-feed; to glut; to eat to one's heart's content.⁸ to be fully satisfied.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠多; U+4B37).
<又> sêh; nä.
(See 䬷 sêh; 䬷 nä.)
seh1 13286
184 14 A unit that was once used to calculate salaries in the old liberated area. The sum of various articles' prices is one yï xi.
yi2 16866
184 15 bòt 饽饽[餑餑] bòt-bòt bōbo <topo.> pastry; (steamed) bun, cake.⁵
bot4 1125
184 15 𫗦
(used for 哺 bù to chew (before swallowing); to feed (a baby).⁷); to feed infants.²⁵ <lit.> alternative form of 哺 bù to give food; to feed.³⁶
(comp,
t: ⿰飠甫; U+9914). (comp. s: ⿰饣甫; U+2B5E6).
𫗦
❄{⿰饣甫}子[餔子] bù-dū bùzi baby food.¹⁰
<又> bü.
(See 餔 bü).
bu4 1167
184 15 𫗦
to eat; evening meal (3 to 5 pm); (<old>=晡 bü or 申时[申時] sïn-sĩ/ shēnshí 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.); eat; dinner time; sunset.⁸ the time of the evening meal.¹⁴ the afternoon meal, dinner; also to eat.²⁵ <lit.> to eat; <lit.> alternative form of 晡 (bü bū, “3–5 pm, late afternoon, early evening”); <lit.> dinner, supper; <lit.> preserved fruit.³⁶
(comp,
t: ⿰飠甫; U+9914). (comp. s: ⿰饣甫; U+2B5E6).
𫗦
❄{⿰饣甫}糟[餔糟] bü-däo būzāo drink alcohol; eat lees.¹⁹
𫗦
❄{⿰饣甫}糟啜醨[餔糟啜醨] bü-däo-jōt-lĩ būzāochuòlí to eat grains and drink wort.²⁵
𫗦
❄{⿰饣甫}餟[餔餟] or 𫗦❄{⿰饣甫}啜[餔啜] bü-jōt būchuò <lit.> eat and drink.¹¹ʼ³⁶
𫗦
❄{⿰饣甫}时[餔時] bü-sĩ/ būshí <lit.> late afternoon, supper time.¹¹ the time of the evening meal.¹⁴
子之从于子敖来, 徒𫗦
❄{⿰饣甫}啜也.[子之從於子敖來, 徒餔啜也.] Dū-jï-tũng-yï Dū-ngão lõi, hũ-bü-jōt-yâ. Zǐ zhī cóng yú Zi Áo lái, tú bù chuò yě. Your coming here in the train of Zi Ao was only because of the food and the drink.⁶⁰ (Excerpt from 《孟子·離婁上·25》, translated by James Legge).
豆𫗦[豆餔] èo-bü
dòubū bean cakes; food of pulse.¹⁰²
日𫗦
❄{⿰饣甫}时[日餔時] ngìt-bü-sĩ/ rìbūshí evening.¹⁴
<又> bù.
(See 餔 bù; 䊇 bü (a variant)).
bu2 1148
184 15 dün jùn salt leftovers.⁶ leftovers.⁸ leftovers in food.¹¹ the remains of a sacrifice or a meal; to eat up the remnants.¹⁴
餕旣尽也[餕旣盡也] dün-gï-dìn-yâ jùnjìjìnyě everything has been eaten.¹⁴
馂馅[餕餡] dün-hàm
jùnxiàn stuffing; force-meat; filling.¹⁰
餕余[餕餘] dün-yĩ 
jùnyú scraps, leavings.¹⁴
餕余不祭[餕餘不祭] dün-yĩ-būt-däi 
jùnyúbùjì leavings cannot be used for offerings.¹⁴
dun2 2684
184 15 èo dòu food items set out for show, not to be eaten.⁷
饾版[餖版] èo-bān dòubǎn watercolor block printing.²⁹
饾饤[餖飣] èo-ëin
dòudìng food items set out for show; showy and flashy expressions in writings.⁷
eo4 3066
184 15 hãi cakes and biscuits.³⁶
(composition: ⿰飠弟; U+4B3E).
餹䬾 hõng-hãi tángtí a kind of cake; cakes or dumplings.²⁵
hai3 5513
184 15 hūn juàn to respect, to venerate, to honor.
(composition: ⿱龹食; U+990B).
(See 飬 hūn).
hun1 7049
184 15 饿 ngù è hungry, hunger; greedy, covetous; to starve.⁷
饥饿[饑餓] or 饥饿[飢餓] gï-ngù jī'è hunger; starvation.⁵
挨打受饿[挨打受餓] ngãi-ā-siù-ngù
áidǎshòu'è be beaten and starved.³⁹
饿得慌[餓得慌] ngù-āk-föng
èdehuāng <topo.> be awfully hungry.⁶
挨饿[挨餓] ngãi-ngù
ái'è suffer from hunger; go hungry.⁵
饿倒[餓倒] ngù-āo
èdǎo to collapse from hunger.⁷
饿不死[餓不死] ngù-būt-xī
èbùsǐ won't starve; cannot be starved to deah.⁷
饿饭[餓飯] ngù-fàn
èfàn <topo.> go hungry; go without food.⁵
饿虎扑食[餓虎撲食] ngù-fū-pōk-sèik
èhǔpūshí like a hungry tiger pouncing on its prey.⁵
饿鬼[餓鬼] ngù-gī
èguǐ a person who is always hungry; a person who eats piggishly.⁷
饿狼[餓狼] ngù-lõng
èláng hungry wolf – hungry person; greedy person.⁶
饿殍[餓殍] ngù-pêl
èpiǎo <wr.> bodies of the starved.⁵
饿殍遍野[餓殍遍野] ngù-pêl-pëin-yêh
èpiǎobiànyě strewn with bodies of the starved everywhere.⁵
饿死[餓死] ngù-xī
èsǐ to die of hunger; to be starved to death.⁷
ngu4 12073
184 15 nuî něi hungry, famished; disheartened, dispirited; <wr.> (of fish) putrid.⁵ hungry, famished; feeble; putrid fish.¹⁴
(variant: 餧 nuî něi). (See 餧 nuî).
不慊于心则馁矣[不慊於心則餒矣] būt-hïm-yï-xïm-dāk-nuî-yì
bùqiànyúxīnzéněiyǐ if the mind does not feel complacency in the conduct, the nature becomes starved.¹⁴
自馁[自餒] dù-nuî
zìněi have one’s heart in one's boots, be greatly discouraged.¹¹
气馁[氣餒] hï-nuî
qìněi lose heart, be disheartened.⁵
民气馁[民氣餒] mĩn-hï-nuî
mínqìněi the spirit of the masses is cowed; the morale is low.¹⁴
无是馁也[無是餒也] mũ-sì-nuî-yâ
wúshìněiyě without it – man – is in a state of starvation.¹⁴
馁在其中[餒在其中] nuî-dòi-kĩ-jüng
něizàiqízhōng hunger will be found therein – when the crops fail.¹⁴
馁怯[餒怯] nuî-hèp
or nuî-hēp něiqiè lose heart / courage / one's nerve.⁶ disheartened and cowardly.⁸ weak and timid.¹⁴
馁烂[餒爛] nuî-làn něilàn putrid; rotten.¹⁴
胜不骄败不馁[勝不驕敗不餒] sëin-būt-gël-bài-būt-nuî
shèng bù jiāo bài bù něi not be dizzy with success, nor discouraged by failure.⁵
冻馁[凍餒] üng-nuî
dòngněi suffer from cold and hunger.¹¹
nui5 12335
184 15 sēik shì (<old>=饰[飾] sēik shì decorations, ornaments; adorn, dress up, polish, cover up; play the role of, act the part of, impersonate.⁵).²ʼ⁸
(composition: ⿰飠芳; U+991D).
(See 飾 sēik).
seik1 13332
184 15 suï shuì wine poured in a libation, a little drink or a few drinks, cakes; pastry. (syn. 䭨 suï shuì).
(composition: ⿰飠兑; U+4B3D).
(See 䭨 suï).
sui2 13878
184 15 (<lit.>=糍 tĩ and 糍粑 tĩ-bä cíbā) cooked glutinous rice pounded into paste; glutinous rice cake.⁶ food made of crushed and cooked rice.⁸
(See 糍 tĩ).
ti3 14244
184 15 tūk food in tripod; rice porridge.⁸ pot of cooked rice.¹⁰ in ancient times, it refers to the food in the tripod, and later refers to the delicious food.¹⁹ the contents of a boiler or kettle; boiled rice; pot-luck.¹⁰² (comp. : ⿰飠束; U+9917).
鼎折足覆公餗 ēin-jēt-dūk-fūk-güng-tūk
dǐng zhé zú fù gōng sù if the kettle's feet be broken, my lord's food will be poured out.¹⁰²
鼎餗 ēin-tūk
dǐngsù originally referred to food in a cauldron, later often refers to political affairs.¹⁹
覆餗 fūk-tūk
fùsù to spoil/bungle a matter.¹³
九四:鼎折足,覆公餗,其形渥,凶。
Giū-xï: Ēin-jēt-dūk, fūk-güng-tūk, kĩ-yẽin-āk, hüng.
Jiǔsì: Dǐng zhé zú, fù gōng sù, qí xíng wò, xiōng.
The fourth NINE, undivided, shows the caldron with its feet broken; and its contents, designed for the ruler's use, overturned and spilt. Its Subject will be made to blush for shame. There will be evil.⁶⁰ (Excerpt from 《周易·易經·䷱鼎·5》, translated by James Legge).
公餗 güng-tūk
gōngsù the food in the tripod, the delicacies enjoyed by the monarch and nobles.¹⁹
殽餗 ngão-tūk
yáosù good food; delicacies.¹⁹
饪餗[飪餗] ngìm-tūk
rènsù delicious dishes cooked in a cauldron.¹⁹

tuk1 14521
184 15 yêng yàng to support and provide for (parents or elder relatives).³⁶
(comp. t: ⿱𦍌食; U+990A). (comp. s: ⿳䒑夫⿰丿丨 or ⿱𦍌介; U+517B).
供养[供養] güng-yêng gòngyàng or gōngyàng to provide for (elders, parents, family).
<又> yëng.
(See 養 yëng; 養[yêng, yǎng).
yeng5 16775
184 15 yêng yǎng to bring up; foster, adoptive; to recuperate; to maintain; to form; to acquire; to nurse; Yang surname.
comp. t: ⿱𦍌食; U+990A.
comp.
s: ⿳䒑夫⿰丿丨 or ⿱𦍌介; U+517B.
收养[收養] siü-yêng
shōuyǎng adopt.⁵
慈幼养老[慈幼養老] xũ-yiü-yêng-lāo
cíyòuyǎnglǎo be kind to the young and care for the old.³⁹
养精蓄锐[養精蓄銳] yêng-dëin-chūk-yuì
yǎngjīngxùruì conserve one’s strength.⁹
养尊处优[養尊處優] yêng-dün-chuī-yiü
yǎngzūnchǔyōu to live in luxury or clover; to enjoy high rank and live at ease and in comfort.⁷
养父[養父] yêng-fù
yǎngfù foster father.⁸
养分[養分] yêng-fùn
yǎngfèn the amount of nutritious substance in a given food item; nutrition.⁷
养殖[養殖] yêng-jèik
yǎngzhí to breed (aquatics).⁷
养料[養料] yêng-lèl
yǎngliào nutrition; nutritious value.⁷
养路[養路] yêng-lù
yǎnglù highway maintenance.⁷
养女[養女] yêng-nuī
yǎngnǚ a foster daughter.⁷
养疴[養痾] yêng-ü
or yêng-ö yǎngkē rest and recuperate.⁶
养性[養性] yêng-xëin
yǎngxìng to discipline one's temperament.⁷
<又> yëng.
(See 養 yëng; 養[yêng,yàng])
yeng5 16776
184 15 yëng yǎng to raise, to rear; to support, to provide for, to bring up; to give birth to; to convalesce; to maintain; accomplishment.
(variants: 𢼝❄{⿰羊攴} , 飬 yëng yǎng).
(comp. t: ⿱𦍌食; U+990A). (comp. s: ⿳䒑夫⿰丿丨 or ⿱𦍌介; U+517B).
养兵[養兵] yëng-bëin
yǎngbīng to maintain and train soldiers (in preparation for war).⁷
养病[養病] yëng-bèng
yǎngbìng convalesce; recuperate.⁷
养花[養花] yëng-fä/
yǎnghuā growing flowers.¹⁰
养家[養家] yëng-gä
yǎngjiā to support one's family.⁷
养鸡[養雞] yëng-gäi
yǎngjī to raise chickens.⁷
养狗[養狗] yëng-gēo
yǎnggǒu to raise dogs.¹⁰
养汉[養漢] yëng-hön
yǎnghàn (of married woman) to commit adultery.¹⁰
养地[養地] yëng-ì
yǎngdì <agr.> enrich the soil.⁵⁴
养猪[養豬] yëng-jï
yǎngzhū to raise hogs or pigs.⁷
养老[養老] yëng-lāo
yǎnglǎo to provide for the aged.⁷
养鱼[養魚] yëng-nguî/
yǎngyú to breed fish.⁷
养成[養成] yëng-sẽin
yǎngchéng to discipline and train; to cultivate (good habits).⁷
养活[養活] yëng-vòt
yǎnghuo to support or keep (a family or somebody); to rear, to bring up.⁷
养痈成患[養癰成患] yëng-yüng-sẽin-vàn
yǎngyōng chénghuàn a carbuncle neglected becomes the bane of your life – leaving evil unchecked spells ruin.⁸
<又> yêng; hūn. (See 養[yêng,yǎng]; 養[yêng,yàng]  ; 𢼝❄{⿰羊攴} yëng; 飬 hūn).
yeng2 16732
184 15 remaining, the remnant or remainder; the rest; a surplus, an overplus, an excess; (Yú surname, written as 餘 or 馀, but not as 余 Yú, which is a different surname).⁷ (Note: 余 below may substitute 馀 as the simplified form).
不遗余力[不遺餘力] or 不遗馀力[不遺餘力] būt-vĩ-yĩ-lèik bùyíyúlì spare no pains (or effort); do one's utmost.⁵
余晖[餘暉]
or 余辉[餘輝] or 余煇[餘煇] or 馀晖[餘暉]
or 馀辉[餘輝] or 馀煇[餘煇] yĩ-fï yúhuī twiligh at sunset.⁷
余晷[餘晷]
or 馀晷[餘晷] yĩ-gī yúguǐ <wr.> spare time.⁵
余悸[餘悸]
or 馀悸[餘悸] yĩ-gï yújì lingering fear.¹⁰
余地[餘地]
or 馀地[餘地] yĩ-ì yúdì a spare space; an alternative; elbowroom; leeway.⁷
余粮[餘糧]
or 馀粮[餘糧] yĩ-lẽng yúliáng surplus grain.⁷
余量[餘量]
or 馀量[餘量] yĩ-lẽng yúliàng remnant; leftover; tolerance (i.e. allowed error).¹⁰
余孽[餘孽]
or 馀孽[餘孽] yĩ-ngēik yúniè remnants of rebel groups; surviving supporters of an evil cause.⁷
余热[餘熱]
or 馀热[餘熱] yĩ-ngèik yúrè afterheat, surplus energy, waste heat;  old people's contribution or accomplishment after retirement.⁶
余数[餘數] 
or 馀数[餘數] yĩ-sü yúshù <math.> remainder.⁸
余弦[餘弦]
or 馀弦[餘弦] yĩ-yẽn yúxián cosine.⁶
(See 余 yĩ; 馀[餘] yĩ.)
yi3 16999
184 15 The simplified form 馀 yĩ is interchangeable with the simplified form 余 yĩ (See 余[餘] yĩ);  (Note: Yú surname, written as 餘 or 馀, but not as 余, which is a different surname).
(See 余 yĩ; 余[餘] yĩ.)
yi3 17000
184 15 yõn yuàn satiated; to dislike.⁸ to be satisfied; to eat to the full.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠肙; U+4B3C).
yon3 17348
184 16 àm dàn (=啖 àm dàn <wr.> to eat or to let someone eat.⁴ to dine, to eat; to feed; to lure with huge profits.⁶).²
to incite; a biscuit; (<old>=啖 àm
dàn <wr.> to eat or to let someone eat.⁴ to dine, to eat; to feed; to lure with huge profits.⁶).⁸ (Note: 餤 àm dàn is now read as hãm tán with the meaning of 'to eat; to dine; a biscuit, etc.').
(composition: ⿰飠炎; U+9924).
<又> hãm.
(See 餤 hãm).
am4 209
184 16 𩛿
chẽin xíng (=饧[餳] chẽin xíng <lit.> treacle made from malt, molasses; soften, get sticky, get soft; drowsy-eyed, sleepy.⁶).⁸ dressed food; cakes, confections.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠易; U+296FF).
饴𩛿
❄{⿰飠易}[飴𩛿❄{⿰飠易}] yĩ-chẽin yíxíng rice dumplings.²⁵
chein3 1471
184 16 dèin jiàn give a farewell dinner.⁶ candy/preserved (fruits).⁶
饯别[餞別] dèin-bèik jiànbié give a farewell dinner.⁶
饯行[餞行] dèin-hãng
jiànxíng give a farewell dinner.⁶
餽饯[餽餞] gì-dèin
kuìjiàn food presented to one starting on a journey.¹⁴
蜜饯[蜜餞] mìt-dèin
mìjiàn candy fruit; preserved fruit.⁵
蜜饯海棠[蜜餞海棠] mìt-dèin-hōi-hõng
mìjiànhǎitáng sweetened crab apple.⁶
<又> dēin.
(See 餞 dēin.)
dein4 2196
184 16 dēin jiàn <台> 炒米饯[炒米餞] chāo-māi-dēin fried raw rice ovoidal nuggets (sweets for weddings and Chinese New Year).
<又> dèin. (See 餞 dèin.)
dein1 2143
184 16 fün fēn rice half-boiled; to boil rice once, throw water over it and boil again.²⁵ steam rice.⁵⁴ (variant: 饙 fün fēn).
(composition: ⿰飠奔; U+9934).
饎餴 chï-fün
chìfēn or hï-fün xīfēn refers to food and drink.¹⁹
泂酌彼行潦、挹彼注茲、可以餴饎。
Gēin-jēk-bī-hãng-lâo, yīp-bī-jî-xũ, hō-yî-fün-chï
or
Gēin-jēk-bī-hãng-lâo, yīp-bī-jî-xũ, hō-yî-fün-hï.
Jiǒng zhuó bǐ xíng lǎo, yì bǐ zhù zī, kěyǐ fēn chì or
Jiǒng zhuó bǐ xíng lǎo, yì bǐ zhù zī, kěyǐ fēn xī.

Take the pool-water from a distance;
Draw it into one vessel and let it flow to another,
And it may be used to steam rice or millet.⁶⁰
(Excerpt from 《詩經·大雅·生民之什·泂酌》, translated by James Legge
(See 饙 fün).
fun2 3719
184 16 guǒ cakes, dumplings, etc.⁷ cakes, biscuits, pastry.¹⁴ (variant: 䴹 gō guǒ).
馃饼[餜餅]
or 䴹饼[䴹餅] gō-bēng guǒbǐng biscuits, cakes.¹⁴
馃子[餜子]
or 䴹子 gō-dū guǒzi deep-fried doughnut.⁶ twisted fritters (aka 油条[油條] yiũ-hẽl yóutiáo).⁷
(See 䴹 gō).
go1 4867
184 16 gōn guǎn building; shop; term for certain service establishments; embassy or consulate; schoolroom (old).¹⁰
(comp. t: ⿰飠官; U+9928). (comp. s: ⿰饣官; U+9986).
大使馆[大使館] ài-xū-gōn
dàshǐguǎn embassy.¹⁰
宾馆[賓館] bïn-gōn
bīnguǎn guesthouse.⁵
茶馆[茶館] chã-gōn
cháguǎn teahouse.¹⁰
饭馆[飯館] fàn-gōn
fànguǎn restaurant.¹⁰
馆长[館長] gōn-jēng
guǎnzhǎng curator; head.⁹
图书馆[圖書館] hũ-sï-gōn
túshūguǎn library.¹⁰
旅馆[旅館] luî-gōn
lǚguǎn hotel.⁵
书馆[書館] sï-gōn
shūguǎn teashop with performance by story tellers (评书[評書] pẽin-sï píngshū); (attached to name of publishing houses); (in former times) private school; library (of classic texts).¹⁰
<台> 书馆[書館] sï-gōn (village) school; now more like a  gathering place for villagers.
gon1 4944
184 16 hàm xiàn filling, stuffing.⁵
(comp. t: ⿰飠臽; U+9921). (comp. s: ⿰饣臽; U+9985).
馂馅[餕餡] dün-hàm
jùnxiàn stuffing; force-meat; filling.¹⁰
饺子馅[餃子餡] gāo-dū-hàm
jiǎozixiàn filling for dumpling; stuffing.⁵
鸡蛋馅饼[雞蛋餡餅] gäi-àn-hàm-bēng
jīdàn xiànbǐng quiche.
馅饼[餡餅] hàm-bēng
xiànbǐng meat pie; pie; pasty.¹⁰
馅芯[餡芯] hàm-xïm
xiànxīn stuffing.¹⁹
露馅儿[露餡兒] lù-hàm-ngĩ
lòuxiànr let the cat out of the bag; give the game away; spill the beans.⁵
肉馅[肉餡] ngùk-hàm
ròuxiàn ground meat; mincemeat.¹⁰
ham4 5678
184 16 hãm tán to enter.⁸ to advance.¹⁰ to advance; to increase; a cake; a bait.¹⁴ to serve up food; to enter; to eat; cakes done up with meat inside, a sort of sandwich or croquet; to allure, to bait.¹⁰² (Note: 餤 hãm tán may also be read as yẽm yán with the same meaning).²
(composition: ⿰飠炎; U+9924).
盗言孔甘、乱是用餤。[盜言孔甘、亂是用餤。]
Ào-ngũn-kūng-gäm, lòn-sì-yùng-hãm.
Dào yán kǒng gān, luàn shì yòng tán.
Their words are very sweet,
And the disorders thereby advance.⁶⁰ (Excerpt from 《詩經·小雅·小旻之什·巧言·3》, translated by James Legge).
饼餤[餅餤] bēng-hãm
bǐngtán a meat-cake.¹⁴ʼ¹⁰²
餤饵[餤餌] hãm-nì
tán'ěr a bait, a temptation.¹⁴ʼ¹⁰²
乱是用餤[亂是用餤] lòn-sì-yùng-hãm l
uàn shì yòng tán disorders are thereby increased.¹⁴ the disturbances will soon reach this.¹⁰²
<又> àm.
(See 餤 àm).
ham3 5664
184 16 𩜎
jëin zhēng (=𦙫❄{⿰月正} jëin zhēng to cook fish with fried pork.² to boil fish or flesh.²⁵)
(composition: ⿰飠青; U+2970E).
(See 𦙫❄{⿰月正} jëin).
jein2 7594
184 16 𫗠
jëng zhāng candy, pastry.³⁶
(comp. t: ⿰飠長; U+9926). (comp. s: ⿰饣长; U+2B5E0).
𫗠
❄{⿰饣长}𫗮❄{⿰饣皇}[餦餭] jëng-võng zhānghuáng dried sweetmeat.⁵⁴
jeng2 7701
184 16 jōt chuò (=醊 jōt zhuì) <wr.> hold a memorial ceremony for; sacrifice.⁶ wine poured in a libation.¹⁴ (=啜 jōt chuò)⁸ <wr.> to sip (tea, liquid).¹¹ to drink; to eat.²²
(See 醊 jōt; 餟 [jōt, zhuì]; 啜 [jōt, chuò]).
jot1 8090
184 16 jōt zhuì (=醊 jōt zhuì) <wr.> hold a memorial ceremony for; sacrifice.⁶ wine poured in a libation.¹⁴
(See 醊 jōt; 餟 [jōt, chuò]).
jot1 8091
184 16 𩜁
lẽin líng a horse passing wind after eating corn/grain.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠夌; U+29701).
lein3 9440
184 16 ngão yáo meat and fish dishes.⁵ (old pronunciation: xiáo) meat or fish dishes.²² (variant: 殽 ngão).
酒肴[酒餚] diū-ngão
jiǔyáo wine and dainties.²²
佳肴[佳餚] gäi-ngão
jiāyáo delicacies.²²
美酒佳肴[美酒佳餚] mî-diū-gäi-ngão
měijiǔjiāyáo good liquor and food.¹
肴馔[餚饌] ngão-jàn
yáozhuàn sumptuous courses at a meal.⁵ delicate food.¹¹ table delicacies.¹⁴
肴蔌俱有[餚蔌俱有] ngão-tūk-guì-yiû
yáosùjùyǒu There are both meat and vegetables.¹⁹
残肴[殘餚] tãn-ngão
cányáo leftovers; remains of a meal.¹
菜肴[菜餚] töi-ngão
càiyáo <wr.> cooked food; food eaten with rice or alcoholic drinks.⁵⁴
(See 肴 ngão; 殽 ngão; 餚 ngão is the traditional version only, although some dictionaries disagree about this. Examples are 酒肴[酒餚] diū-ngão jiǔyáo; 佳肴[佳餚] gäi-ngão jiāyáo; 肴馔[餚饌] ngão-jàn yáozhuàn.)
ngao3 11641
184 16 ngão yáo prepared meat; food.⁸ (variant: 肴 ngão yáo).¹¹ meats; rich food; a feast; inter. 肴.¹⁴
嘉餚 gä-ngão
jiāyáo choice food, dainty dishes.¹¹
餚核 ngão-hàt
yáohé meats and fruits – as arranged for an offering.¹⁴
餚饌 ngão-jàn
yáozhuàn dressed meats; delicacies.¹⁴
(See 肴 ngão; 餚 ngão, where 肴 is the simplified version.)
ngao3 11642
184 16 nuî něi (=馁[餒] nuî něi hungry, famished; disheartened, dispirited; <wr.> (of fish) putrid.⁵ hungry, famished; feeble; putrid fish.¹⁴).
(composition: ⿰飠委; U+9927).
<又> vï.
(See 餧 vï; 餒 nuî).
nui5 12336
184 16 tän cān eat; food, meal; <m.> for meals.⁶ (Note: the simplified form was one of the Second round of simplified  characters which was rescinded on 24 June 1986).¹⁵ (variants: 飡 tän cān; 湌 tän cān; 囋 tän cān).
餐车[餐車] tän-chëh
cānchē restaurant car; dining car; diner.⁵
餐费[餐費] tän-fï
cānfèi boarding expense; a food bill.⁷
餐风宿露[餐風宿露] tän-füng-xūk-lù
cānfēngsùlù eat in the wind and sleep in the dew – endure the hardships of an arduous journey or fieldwork.⁵
餐巾 tän-gïn
cānjīn table napkin.⁵
餐巾纸[餐巾紙] tän-gïn-jī
cānjīnzhǐ paper napkin.⁵
餐馆[餐館] tän-gōn
cānguǎn restaurant.⁶
餐具 tän-guì
cānjù tableware; dinner service/set.⁵
餐厅[餐廳] tän-hëng
cāntīng dining room/hall; restaurant.⁶
餐券 tän-hûn
cānquàn a meal coupon; a meal ticket.⁷
餐桌 tän-jēk
cānzhuō dining table.⁶
餐饮[餐飲] tän-ngīm
cānyǐn food and beverages.⁶
餐饮业[餐飲業] tän-ngīm-ngèp
cānyǐnyè restaurants, bars, coffee houses, and tearooms.⁷
餐盘[餐盤] tän-põn
cānpán service/dinner plate.⁶
餐室 tän-sīt
cānshì dining room.⁶
餐会[餐會] tän-vòi
cānhuì dinner party.⁶
(See 歺 āi; 飡 tän; 湌 tän; 囋 tän).
tan2 14024
184 16 wèi (=喂[餵] vï wèi to feed; to raise.⁷); to feed animals or children.¹⁴
(composition: ⿰飠委; U+9927).
餧饱他[餧飽他] vï-bāo-hä
wèibǎotā feed him to the full.¹⁴
餧足 vï-dūk
wèizú give a full feed.⁹³
餧孩子 vï-hãi-dū
wèiháizi to feed a child.¹⁴
餧马[餧馬] vï-mâ
wèimǎ a feed a horse.¹⁴
餧眼 vï-ngān
wèiyǎn to delight the eye.¹⁴
餧牲口 vï-säng-hēo
wèishēngkǒu to feed domestic animals.¹⁴
<又> nuî.
(See 餧 nuî; 餵 vï).
vi2 15032
184 16 vũn hún stuffed dumplings with delicate flour wrappings; ravioli.⁷ (variant: 餫 vũn hún).
馄饨[餛飩] vũn-hün
húntun wonton; dumpling soup.⁵ (=<台> 云吞[雲吞] vũn-hün wonton).
馄饨面[餛飩麵] vũn-hün-mèin
húntunmiàn wonton noodle soup.¹
馄饨皮[餛飩皮] vũn-hün-pĩ
húntunpí wonton wrappings.⁶
vun3 15379
184 17 äi ài spoiled, sour, moldly.⁸  <wr.> spoiled, putrid, tainted (food).¹¹ cooked food which has turned sour; moldy.¹⁴  stinking rice.²⁵
食饐而餲 dù-yï-ngĩ-äi sìyìérài rice which has been injured by heat or damp and turned sour.¹⁴
饐餲 yï-äi
yìài food turned sour; a kind of cake.²⁵
ai2 101
184 17 chã chā <topo.> cook (into porridge); cook and stir.⁶
馇粥[餷粥] chã-jūk chāzhōu cook porridge/gruel.⁶
馇猪食[餷豬食] chã-jï-sèik
chāzhūshí cook and stir feed for pigs.⁵
<又> jä.
(See 餷 jä.)
cha3 1230
184 17 chẽin xíng <lit.> treacle made from malt, molasses; soften, get sticky, get soft; drowsy-eyed, sleepy.⁶
这块面得饧一饧[這塊麵得餳一餳] jëh-fäi-mèin-āk-chẽin-yīt-chẽin zhèkuàimiànděixíngyīxíng the dough needs softening a bit.⁶
糖饧了[糖餳了] hõng-chẽin-lēl
tángxíngle the sweets have gotten soft and sticky.⁶
粥饧[粥餳] jūk-chẽin
zhōuxíng sweetened congee.¹¹
两眼发饧[兩眼發餳] lēng-ngān-fāt-chẽin
liǎngyǎnfāxíng be drowsy-eyed.⁶
<又> hõng.
(See 餳 hõng.)
chein3 1472
184 17 huì cooked rice that has turned sour and smelly.⁸ (of food) rotten and smelly.¹⁰ stinking rice; decayed provisions.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠彖; U+992F).
餀餯 hài-fì hàihuì stinking food.²⁵
fi4 3323
184 17 fēi a snack made with vegetables, edible wild herb and wheat flour, aka 麦饭[麥飯] màk-fàn màifàn, popular in ancient China when people from the Chen 陳 and Chu 楚 states met.¹³ʼ¹⁹
(composition: ⿱非食; U+9925).
fi2 3292
184 17 kuì (=饋 gì kuì) to make a present of food; to offer in sacrifice.¹⁴
餽赠[餽贈] gì-dàng
kuìzèng make a present of; <wr.> a gift.¹¹
餽饯[餽餞] gì-dèin
kuìjiàn food presented to one starting on a journey.¹⁴
餽赆[餽贐] gì-xîm
kuìjìn delicacies as gifts to parting friends.¹¹
餽送 gì-xüng
kuìsòng to present.¹⁴
(See 饋 gì.)
gi4 4744
184 17 gūt 馉饳[餶飿] gūt-ùt gǔduò a kind of wheaten food in ancient times.⁶ an ancient Chinese snack made from flour.⁹
gut1 5346
184 17 hẽo hóu dry provisions.⁷
糇粮[餱糧] hẽo-lẽng hóuliáng dry provisions.⁷ foor taken on a journey.¹⁴
heo3 6354
184 17 hõng táng <lit.> (=糖 hõng táng) sugar.⁶
<又> chẽin.
(See 餳 chẽin.)
hong3 6869
184 17 zha 饹馇[餎餷] gōk-jä gēzha a kind of flat cake made of bean powder.⁶ a kind of cake made from bean flour.⁹
<又> chã.
(See 餷 chã.)
ja2 7286
184 17 nön nuǎn feast.⁸ to send a present of a feast.¹⁴
(composition: ⿰飠耎; U+992A).
餪席 nön-dèik nuǎnxí a bridal feast.¹⁴
餪房 nön-fông
nuǎnfáng merrymaking (by guests) in the bridal chamber; the old custom of entertaining a new couple before and after the marriage.¹⁹
餪女 nön-nuī
nuǎnnǚ feast sent to a daughter three days after her wedding.¹⁴ to give a feast to a daughter three days after her marriage.²⁵
餪盘[餪盤] nön-põn
nuǎnpán to return gifts (usually cooked meat) from the bride's family to the groom's family three days after their marriage.⁰
餪生 nön-säng
nuǎnshēng the old demotic name for the feast on the eve of a birthday.¹⁹
餪餫 nön-vũn
nuǎnhún food presented to superiors.²⁵
送餪 xüng-nön
sòngnuǎn <topo.> refers to a bride's family's gifts to the groom's family after the bride and groom are married for three days.¹⁹
non2 12283
184 17 wèi to feed; to raise.⁷
喂饱[餵飽] vï-bāo wèibǎo to be fed full.¹¹
喂奶[餵奶] vï-nâi
wèinǎi to feed a baby with milk; to breast feed.⁷
喂牲口[餵牲口] vï-säng-hēo
wèishēngkǒu to raise or feed domestic animals.⁷
喂食[餵食] vï-sèik
wèishí to feed.¹⁰
喂养[餵養] vï-yëng
wèiyǎng to raise; to rear; to keep.⁷
药喂的[藥餵的] yêk-vï-ēik
yàowèide (weapons) soaked in poison.¹¹
<又> vì as the traditional for of 喂 vì.
(See 喂 vì.)
vi2 15033
184 17 𫗮
võng huáng (=䊗 võng huáng) a kind of grain; yellow color; not sticky, fried puffy shredded, sugar-plums; sweetmeats.⁸
(comp.
t: ⿰飠皇; U+992D). (comp. s: ⿰饣皇; U+2B5EE).
𫗠
❄{⿰饣长}𫗮❄{⿰饣皇}[餦餭] jëng-võng zhānghuáng dried sweetmeat.⁵⁴
(See 䊗 võng)
vong3 15230
184 17 congee, porridge, gruel; paste.⁷ congee, thick gruel; to seek or make a living.¹⁴
餬口 vũ-hēo húkǒu (=糊口 vũ-hēo húkǒu) just to make ends meet; to make a bare living; to eke out one's livelihood.⁷ to make a living.¹⁴
餬口四方 vũ-hēo-xü-föng
húkǒusìfāng to go in search of a livelihood.¹⁴
餬饘 vũ-jën
húzhān thick gruel.¹⁴
餬纸[餬紙] vũ-jī
húzhǐ to paste paper; paper for pasting.⁷ (See 糊紙 vũ-jī húzhǐ).
餬一家的口 vũ-yīt-gä-ēik-hēo
húyījiādekǒu to support the whole family.¹⁴
vu3 15295
184 17 vũn hún (=馄[餛] vũn hún) stuffed dumplings with delicate flour wrappings; ravioli.⁷
(See 餛 vũn.)
vun3 15380
184 17 餿 xūk sōu sour, turn sour/tart, smell, go rotten; <topo.> (of an idea) lousy, stupid.⁶
饭菜馊了[飯菜餿了] fàn-töi-xūk-lēl fàncàisōule The food has spoiled.⁵
馊臭[餿臭] xūk-chiü
sōuchòu rotten and smelly.⁷
馊饭[餿飯] xūk-fàn
sōufàn rancid food.¹⁹
馊主意[餿主意] xūk-jī-yï
sōuzhǔyì rotten idea, lousy idea.⁵
馊味[餿味] xūk-mì
sōuwèi sour smell.⁶
馊酸[餿酸] xūk-xön
sōusuān stale.⁷
xuk1 16134
184 17 𩠌 xûng sòng <台> 𩠌[餸] xûng a side dish of food prepared to accompany rice; groceries.
<台> 好𩠌[好餸] hāo-xûng delicious side dishes.
<台> 煮𩠌[煮餸] jī-xûng to cook food other than rice.
<台> 买餸[買餸] mäi-xûng to buy groceries.
xung5 16246
184 18 bōk rice cake.⁸ (variant: 䬪 bōk ).
馎饦[餺飥] bōk-hök
bótuō <old> a kind of cooked wheaten food.⁶
(See 䬪 bōk).
bok1 1021
184 18 gäo gāo (=糕 gäo gāo) cake; pudding; pastry.⁶
(composition: ⿰飠羔; U+993B).
(See 糕 gäo).
gao2 4261
184 18 𩝝
gäo gāo (=餻 gäo gāo) a cake.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠高; U+2975D).
<又> häo.
(See 𩝝❄{⿰飠高} häo; 餻 gäo).

gao2 4262
184 18 𩝝
häo kào to reward for labor; to provision troops.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠高; U+2975D).
<又> gäo. (See 𩝝❄{⿰飠高} gäo).
hao2 5881
184 18 hëik tiè greedy for food; gluttonous.⁶
饕餮 häo-hëik tāotiè a mythical ferocious animal; a fierce and cruel person; voracious eater, glutton, gourmand.⁵
饕餮之徒 häo-hëik-jï-hũ
tāotièzhītú voracious eater; glutton; gourmand.⁶
饕餮纹[饕餮紋] häo-hëik-mũn
tāotièwén tāotie design (design of taotie's head on ancient brassware, prevalent in the late Shang and early Western Zhou dynasties).⁶
heik2 6052
184 18 <wr.> grains and forage; present (especially grains or forage) as a gift; living livestock.⁶ to present as a gift; animals, animals for sacrifices; grains, rice; animal feed, fodder.⁷
饩牢[餼牢] hï-lão xìláo animals; animals for sacrifices.⁷
饩廪[餼廩] hï-lîm
xìlǐn (in ancient China) grain allowances for salaried graduates.⁷
饩食[餼食] hï-sèik
xìshí cereals and food.⁶
饩羊[餼羊] hï-yẽng
xìyáng sheep for sacrifices.⁷
马饩[馬餼] mâ-hï
mǎxì forage for horses.⁶
饔饩[饔餼] yüng-hï
yōngxì to present slaughtered or live animals.¹⁰
hi2 6486
184 18 hõng táng (<old>=糖 hõng táng) sugar; sugared; candy; crystallized sweetmeats.⁸
(composition: ⿰飠唐; U+9939).
冰餹
or 冰糖 bëin-hõng bīngtáng  crystal sugar; rock candy.⁵ 
餹缠[餹纏] hõng-chẽn
tángchán a food made with sugar and nuts as main raw ingredients.¹⁹
餹䬾 hõng-hãi
tángtí a kind of cake; cakes or dumplings.²⁵
餹𫗮
❄{⿰饣皇}[餹餭] hõng-võng tánghuáng malt sugar.¹⁹
餹霜 hõng-söng
tángshuāng powdered sugar.¹⁹
马餹[馬餹]
or 马唐[馬唐] mâ-hõng mǎtáng hairy crabgrass, hairy finger-grass, large crabgrass, crab finger grass, purple crabgrass (Digitaria sanguinalis).¹⁵ʼ¹⁹ʼ²⁰
黍餹 sī-hõng
shǔtáng candy made from millet grain¹⁹
(See 糖 hõng).
hong3 6870
184 18 liü liù to steam; to cook in a steamer; to reheat cold food by steaming it.¹⁰
馏饭[餾飯] liü-fàn liùfàn to steam rice.¹⁴
馏馒头[餾饅頭] liü-màn-hẽo
liùmántou to reheat a cold bun.²³
馏饝[餾饝] liü-mō
liùmó to steam bread.¹⁴
<又> liũ.
(See 餾 liũ.)
liu2 9801
184 18 liũ liú to distill; to break a liquid substance up into components by boiling.¹⁰
精馏塔[精餾塔] dëin-liũ-hāp jīngliútǎ rectifying column; rectifying tower; fractionating tower.³⁹
分馏[分餾] fün-liũ
fēnliú fractional distillation.¹⁰
干馏[乾餾] gön-liũ
gānliù to carbonize; dry distillation; carbonization.¹⁰
蒸馏[蒸餾] jëin-liũ
zhēngliú to distill; distillation.¹⁰
蒸馏水[蒸餾水] jëin-liũ-suī
zhēngliúshuǐ distilled water.¹⁹
馏出油[餾出油] liũ-chūt-yiũ
liúchūyóu distillate oil.¹⁹
馏分[餾分] liũ-fùn
liúfèn fraction (of a distillate); key (one component part of a distillate).¹⁰
<又> liü.
(See 餾 liü.)
liu3 9838
184 18 <topo.> (=馒头[饅頭] màn-hẽo mántou⁸) steamed bun; steamed bread.⁵  baked cake of wheat flour.⁶ (variant: 饝 mō ¹⁰).
白面馍[白麵饃] bàk-mèin-mō
báimiànmó <topo.> baked cake of wheat flour.⁶
蒸馍[蒸饃] jëin-mō
zhēngmo <topo.> steamed bun.¹ steamed bread.¹⁹
馍馍[饃饃] mō-mō
mómo <topo.> baked cake of wheat flour.⁶ steamed bun.¹⁰
(See 饝 mō.)
mo1 10873
184 18 xiü xiū food, meal; eat; offer.⁸ <wr.> delicacy; dainty.⁵ <wr.> to offer.¹¹ to present savory food to another; to feed or nourish; delicacies.¹⁰²
(comp. t: ⿰飠羞; U+9948). (comp. s: ⿰饣羞; U+9990).
(variants: 𦟤
❄{⿰月羞} xiü xiū; 䐰 xiü xiū).¹⁴
八馐岂所敢望[八饈豈所敢望]
bät-xiü-hī-sō-gām-mòng
bā xiū qǐ suǒ gǎn wàng
How can I look for these eight kinds of dainties?¹⁰²
进馐[進饈] dïn-xiü
jìnxiū to send a toothsome gift.¹⁰²
嘉馐[嘉饈] gä-xiü
jiāxiū nice meals.¹¹
珍馐[珍饈] jïn-xiü
zhēnxiū delicacies; dainties.⁵
膳馐[膳饈]
or 膳羞 sên-xiü shànxiū <wr.> high-quality food; delicacies.⁵⁴
馐膳[饈膳] xiü-sên
xiūshàn dainties.¹⁴ a present of food.¹⁰²
异果珍馐[異果珍饈] yì-gō-jïn-xiü
yìguǒzhēnxiū rare fruits and delicacies.⁵⁴
(See 𦟤❄{⿰月羞} xiü; 䐰 xiü; 羞 xiü.)
xiu2 15885
184 18 yêp carry meal to workers in field.⁸ to carry food to laborers in the field.¹⁴ food for a journey; food to be eaten when away from home; to supply with food.²⁵
(comp. t: ⿰飠盍; U+9941). (comp. s: ⿰饣; U+998C).
夫耕妻馌[夫耕妻饁] fü-gäng-häi-yêp
fūgēngqīyè the husband plows and his wife brings his food.¹⁴
馌彼南亩[饁彼南畝]
yêp-bī-nãm-mêo
yè bǐ nán mǔ
I carry food to them in those south-lying acres.⁶⁰ (Excerpt from 《詩經·國風·豳風·七月》, translated by James Legge).
馌兽[饁獸] yêp-chiü
yèshòu to offer animals in sacrifice to the spirits of the four quarters, at the borders.²⁵
yep5 16799
184 19 gīn jǐn time of famine or crop failure.⁸
饥馑[飢饉] gï-gīn jījǐn (=饑饉 gï-gīn jījǐn) famine; crop failure.⁵ starvation.¹⁰ starvation resulting from crop failure.¹¹
饥馑频仍[饑饉頻仍] gï-gīn-pĩn-ngẽin
jījǐnpínréng famines occurred time and again.¹¹
gin1 4782
184 19 màn mán steamed bread.¹⁰ (variant: 䊡 màn mán).
土馒头[土饅頭] hū-màn-hẽo
tǔmántou (sarcastic) grave (“earthen bun”).¹¹
馒头[饅頭] màn-hẽo
mántou steamed bun; steamed bread.⁵
馒头铺[饅頭鋪] màn-hẽo-pü
mántoupù steamed buns shop.¹⁹
馒首[饅首] màn-siū
mánshǒu <wr.> steamed bun.⁸
(See 䊡 màn.)
man4 10521
184 19 𩞧
sēng shǎng to eat by day; to eat when the sun is setting.²⁵
(variant: 𩞃❄{⿰飠⿱𠂉昜} sēng shǎng).
(composition: ⿰飠象; U+297A7).
(See 𩞃❄{⿰飠⿱𠂉昜} sēng).
seng1 13511
184 19 𩞃
sēng shǎng (=𩞧❄{⿰飠象} sēng shǎng to eat by day; to eat when the sun is setting.²⁵); to present food.²⁵ to provide food for.⁰
(composition: ⿰飠⿱𠂉昜; U+29783). (Note: the right side of this character is the same as the right side of 傷).
(See 𩞧❄{⿰飠象} sēng).
seng1 13512
184 19 (<old>=饫[飫] yì or <wr.> have eaten one's full; be full.⁶ surfeited, glutted; to grant, to confer; to feast; to eat or drink to repletion.⁷ to eat too much; surfeited; to confer.¹⁴
(composition: ⿰飠區; U+9947).
如食宜饇、如酌孔取。
nguĩ-sèik-ngĩ-yì nguĩ-jēk-kūng-tuī,
rú shí yí yù, rú zhuó kǒng qǔ.
It is like craving a superabundance of food,
And an excess of drink.⁶⁰ (Excerpt from 《詩經·小雅·桑扈之什·角弓》, translated by James Legge).
<又> yī. (See 饇 yī; 飫 yì).
yi4 17030
184 19 (<old>=饫[飫] yì or <wr.> have eaten one's full; be full.⁶ surfeited, glutted; to grant, to confer; to feast; to eat or drink to repletion.⁷ to eat too much; surfeited; to confer.¹⁴
(composition: ⿰飠區; U+9947).
<又> yì.
(See 饇 yì; 飫 yì).
yi1 16817
184 20 chï chì wine and food eaten with wine.⁸ food; to cook.¹⁰ wine and food; to boil millet or dressed millet.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠喜; U+994E).
饎餴 chï-fün chìfēn or hï-fün xīfēn  refers to food and drink.¹⁹
饎饌[饎馔] chï-jàn
chìzhuàn or hï-jàn xīzhuàn meat and drink.²⁵
饎人 chï-ngĩn
chìrén or hï-ngĩn xīrén the chef.¹⁹
饎爨 chï-tōn
chìcuàn or hï-tōn xīcuàn cooking.¹⁹
吉蠲為饎、是用孝享。
Gīt-gün-vĩ-chï, sì-yùng-häo-hēng
or
Gīt-gün-vĩ-hï, sì-yùng-häo-hēng.
Jí juān wèi chì, shì yòng xiào xiǎng or
Jí juān wèi xī, shì yòng xiào xiǎng.

With happy auspices and purifications, thou bringest the offerings, / And dost filially present them.⁶⁰
(Excerpt from 《詩經·小雅·鹿鳴之什·天保》, translated by James Legge.
<又> hï.
(See 饎 hï).
chi2 1616
184 20 dèm jiàn tasteless, without enough salt, insipid, dull, not interesting; to taste food before royalty partook.⁸
(composition: ⿱斬食; U+4B55).
䭕䣸 dèm-ngëm jiànrǎn a briny taste.²⁵
(See 䭕 [dèm, zǎn]).
dem4 2284
184 20 dèm zǎn (alternative Mandarin reading for 䭕 dèm jiàn with the same meaning: tasteless, without enough salt, insipid, dull, not interesting; to taste food before royalty partook.⁸).
(composition: ⿱斬食; U+4B55).
澉䭕 gām-dèm
gǎnzǎn tasteless.²⁵
(See 䭕 [dèm, jiàn]).
dem4 2285
184 20 fün fēn (=餴 fün fēn rice half-boiled; to boil rice once, throw water over it and boil again.²⁵ steam rice.⁵⁴).
(composition: ⿰飠賁; U+9959).
(See 餴 fün).
fun2 3720
184 20 kuì make a present of.⁵ provisions, food; to make a present; to offfer food to a superior.¹⁴ (variant: 餽 gì kuì.)
反馈[反饋] fān-gì
fǎnkuì <elec.> feedback.⁵
馈赠[饋贈] gì-dàng
kuìzèng present (a gift); make a present of something.⁵
馈奠[饋奠] gì-èin
kuìdiàn to offer sacrifice.¹⁴
馈电[饋電] gì-èin
kuìdiàn <elec.> feed.⁵
馈电线[饋電線] gì-èin-xëin
kuìdiànxiàn <elec.> feed line; feeder.⁵
馈馔[饋饌] gì-jàn
kuìzhuàn to bring in food to a superior.¹⁴
馈粮[饋糧] gì-lẽng
kuìliáng to transport grain.¹⁴
馈路[饋路] gì-lù
kuìlù transport-road for supplies.¹⁴
馈人[饋人] gì-ngĩn
kuìrén a butler.¹⁴
馈食[饋食] gì-sèik
kuìshí to offer food.¹⁴
馈送[饋送] gì-xüng
kuìsòng present (a gift); make a present of something.⁵
中馈[中饋] jüng-gì
zhōngkuì one who manages the cooking – the wife.¹⁴
See 餽 gì.)
gi4 4745
184 20 (=饥[飢] gï ) a year of famine; hunger, hungry.⁷
(variant of 饥[飢] gï
) hungry, hunger, starving, famine.⁷
饥肠辘辘[饑腸轆轆]
or 饥肠辘辘[飢腸轆轆] gï-chẽng-lūk-lūk jīchánglùlù the rumbling of a hollow stomach.⁷
饥馑荐臻[饑饉薦臻] gï-gīn-dëin-jün
jījǐnjiànzhēn famine came repeatedly.¹¹
饥寒交迫[饑寒交迫]
or 饥寒交迫[飢寒交迫] gï-hõn-gäo-bēik jīhánjiāopò to suffer from hunger and cold.⁷
饥饿[饑餓]
or 饥饿[飢餓] gï-ngù jī'è hunger; starvation.⁵
(See 飢 gï.)
gi2 4698
184 20 hēng xiǎng <wr.> treat to dinner, wine and dine; provide enjoyment,  entertain.⁶ host banquet; banquet.⁸
大飨[大饗] ài-hēng dàxiǎng a great feast.²⁵
飨祭[饗祭] hēng-däi
xiǎngjì to make offerings.⁰
飨供[饗供] hēng-güng
xiǎnggòng to sacrifice.¹⁴
飨客[饗客] hēng-hāk
or hēng-häk xiǎngkè treat a guest to dinner.⁶
飨糖[饗糖] hēng-hõng
xiǎngtáng sugar figures carried at wedding.¹⁴
飨饮[饗飲] hēng-ngīm
xiǎngyǐn to enjoy offered food and drink.¹⁰
飨宴[饗宴] hēng-yën
xiǎngyàn a feast.⁷
飨以闭门羹[饗以閉門羹] hēng-yî bäi-mõn-gäng
xiǎngyǐ bìméngēng to close the door in one's face (idiom).¹⁰
尚飨[尚饗] sèng-hēng
shàngxiǎng May this my offering be acceptable to thee – final words of a sacrificial ode.¹⁴
以飨读者[以饗讀者] yî-hēng-ùk-jēh
yǐxiǎngdúzhě provide entertainment for the reader.⁶
一朝飨之[一朝饗之] yīt-chẽl-hēng-jï
yīcháoxiǎngzhī the whole court was entertained.²⁵
heng1 6290
184 20 (alternate Hoisanva and Mardarin pronunciation for 饎 chï chì with same meaning: wine and food eaten with wine.⁸ wine and food; to boil millet or dressed millet.²⁵).
(composition: ⿰飠喜; U+994E).
<又> chï.
(See 饎 chï).
hi2 6487
184 20 jàn zhuàn <wr.> food.⁵ a meal.⁹ food; delicacies.¹⁰ (variant: 篹 jàn zhuàn).
酒馔[酒饌] diū-jàn
jiǔzhuàn <wr.> food and drink.⁶
馈馔[饋饌] gì-jàn
kuìzhuàn to bring in food to a superior.¹⁴
馔具[饌具] jàn-guì
zhuànjù food vessels.¹¹
肴馔[餚饌] ngão-jàn
yáozhuàn sumptuous courses at a meal.⁵ delicate food.¹¹ table delicacies.¹⁴
盛馔[盛饌] sèin-jàn
shèngzhuàn sumptuous feast.⁶
(See 篹 jàn).
jan4a 7397
184 20 ngẽl ráo rich, plentiful, abundant; give something extra; let somebody off, forgive, pardon, spare; <topo.> though, even though, despite.⁶
宽饶[寬饒] fön-ngẽl kuānráo to forgive; to spare.¹⁰
富饶[富饒] fü-ngẽl
fùráo fertile; richly provided.¹⁰
告饶[告饒] gäo-ngẽl
gàoráo to beg for mercy.¹⁰
求饶[求饒] kiũ-ngẽl
qiúráo beg for mercy.⁵
饶命[饒命] ngẽl-mèng
ráomìng spare somebody's life.⁵
饶人[饒人] ngẽl-ngĩn
ráorén forgive somebody.⁶
饶舌[饒舌] ngẽl-sêt
ráoshé too talkative, garrulous; say more than is proper, shoot off one's mouth.⁵
饶恕[饒恕] ngẽl-sï
ráoshù forgive; pardon.⁵
饶有风趣[饒有風趣] ngẽl-yiû-füng-tuï
ráoyǒufēngqù full of wit and humor.⁵
饶沃[饒沃] ngẽl-yūk
ráowò (of soil) fertile, rich.⁵
ngel3 11786
184 20 sên shàn (=膳 sên shàn) meals; board.⁶
(See 膳 sên).
sen5 13504
184 20 xān sǎn fried round cakes of wheat flour.¹⁰¹
(old variant: 糤 xān sǎn).
(comp.
t: ⿰飠散; U+994A). (comp. s: ⿰饣散; U+9993).
馓子[饊子] xān-dū
sǎnzi <topo.> deep-fried dough twist.⁶
(See 糤 xān).
xan1 15508
184 20 (of food) become spoiled/decomposed.⁶ spoiled, rotten, sour.⁸ cooked food which has become moldy; sour, as food.¹⁴ <lit.> to rot due to moisture; <old> pickled food; <old> a type of pastry made from lotus seedpod juice, tangerine leaf juice, honey and rice flour.³⁶ (variant: 篒 yï ).
臭饐 chiü-yï
chòuyì rancid; foul.¹⁴
食饐而餲 dù-yï-ngĩ-äi
sìyìérài rice which has been injured by heat or damp and turned sour.¹⁴
饐餲 yï-äi
yìài food turned sour; a kind of cake.²⁵
(See 篒 yï).
yi2 16867
184 21 jën zhān well-boiled congee or gruel; thick, rich.¹⁴ (variant: 飦 jën zhān).
饘粥 jën-jūk
zhānzhōu thick porridge; congee.¹⁴
餬饘 vũ-jën
húzhān thick gruel.¹⁴
(See 飦 jën).
jen2 7659
184 21 mũng méng to fill a vessel full.²⁵ container full of food.³⁶
(composition: ⿰飠蒙; U+995B).
有饛簋飧, 有捄棘匕.
yiû-mũng-gī-xün, yiû-giü-gēik-bï.
yǒu méng guǐ sūn, yǒu jiù jí bǐ.
Well loaded with millet were the dishes,
And long and curved were spoons of thorn-wood.⁶⁰ (Excerpt from 《詩經·小雅·小旻之什·大東·一》, translated by James Legge).

mung3 11206
184 21 𩟀
yūng yōng 食饐也 dù-yï-yâ sìyìyě rice which has been injured by heat or damp and turned sour.²ʼ¹⁴  food which has turned moldy.⁰
(composition: ⿰飠雍; U+297C0).
yung1 17478
184 22 häo tāo be greedy; be gluttonous; be voracious.⁶ the name of a legendary ferocious animal; a fierce person; a greedy and gluttonous person.⁷
饕餮 häo-hëik tāotiè a mythical ferocious animal; a fierce and cruel person; voracious eater, glutton, gourmand.⁵
饕餮之徒 häo-hëik-jï-hũ
tāotièzhītú voracious eater; glutton; gourmand.⁶
饕餮纹[饕餮紋] häo-hëik-mũn
tāotièwén tāotie design (design of taotie's head on ancient brassware, prevalent in the late Shang and early Western Zhou dynasties).⁶
hao2 5882
184 22 yüng yōng cooked food; breakfast; slaughtered animals.⁷
朝饔夕飧 jël-yüng-dèik-xün zhāoyōngxīsūn lit. breakfast in the morning and supper in the evening (idiom); fig. to do nothing but eat and drink.¹⁰
饔饩[饔餼] yüng-hï
yōngxì to present slaughtered or live animals.¹⁰
饔飧 yüng-xün
yōngsūn breakfast and supper.⁷
饔飧不继[饔飧不繼] yüng-xün-būt-gäi
yōngsūnbùjì discontinuation of supper after breakfast – poverty-stricken.⁷ meals are scanty.⁸
yung2 17499
184 23 yëm yàn have enough food, eat to the full, be satiated;  satiate, satisfy.⁶
其求无餍[其求無饜] kĩ-kiũ-mũ-yëm qíqiúwúyàn His greed is never satisfied.⁶
餍饱[饜飽] yëm-bāo
yànbǎo eaten to the full; satiated.¹⁴
餍酒肉[饜酒肉] yëm-diū-ngùk
yànjiǔròu filled himself with wine and meat.¹⁴
餍足[饜足] yëm-dūk
yànzú <wr.> satisfy (usually selfish desires).⁶
餍腹[饜腹] yëm-fūk
yànfù agreeable to the taste.¹⁴
餍口[饜口] yëm-hēo
yànkǒu palatable.¹⁴
餍食[饜食] yëm-sèik
yànshí to eat to repletion.⁷
餍事[饜事] yëm-xù
yànshì plenty to do; things that keep one busy.⁵⁴
餍饫[饜飫] yëm-yì
or yëm-yī yànyù to eat to repletion; to glut.⁷
yem2 16612
184 24 (variant of 饃 mō ¹⁰) to feed an infant by hand steamed bread.¹
馏饝[餾饝] liü-mō
liùmó to steam bread.¹⁴
(See 饃 mō.)
mo1 10874
184 25 hēng xiǎng (=饷[餉] hēng xiǎng) rations and pay for soldiers; dried rice.⁸
饷糈[饟糈]
or 饷糈[餉糈] hēng-xuï xiǎngxǔ army provisions.⁸
(See 餉 hēng.)
heng1 6291
184 25 tãm chán greedy; gluttonous.⁵
嘴馋[嘴饞] duī-tãm zuǐchán greedy; fond of good food.⁵
贪馋[貪饞] häm-tãm
tānchán greedy (for food); gluttonous; insatiably greedy.¹
馋嘴[饞嘴] tãm-duī
chánzuǐ gluttonous.⁵
馋鬼[饞鬼] tãm-gī
chánguǐ glutton; greedy eater.⁶
馋痨[饞癆] tãm-lão
chánláo tuberculosis; hence (adjective) gluttonous for food or overindulgent in sex.¹¹
馋獠生涎[饞獠生涎] tãm-lẽl-säng-yẽn
chánliáoshēngxián be greedy.⁵⁴
馋猫[饞貓] tãm-miū
chánmāo glutton; greedy guts.⁶
馋涎欲滴[饞涎欲滴] tãm-yẽn-yùk-ēik
chánxiányùdī  mouth drooling with greed.⁵
眼馋[眼饞] ngān-tãm
yǎnchán <topo.> covet; be envious of; cast covetous eyes at; eye something covetously.⁶
眼馋肚饱[眼饞肚飽] ngān-tãm-ū-bāo
yǎnchándùbǎo have eyes bigger than the stomach/belly; order more food than one can eat.⁶ (See <台> 肚饱眼唔饱[肚飽眼唔飽] ū-bāo-ngān-m̃-bāo).
又懒又馋[又懶又饞] yiù-län-yiù-tãm
yòulǎnyòuchán be both lazy and greedy.³⁹
<又> chãm.
(See 饞 chãm.)
tam3 14008
184 26 suï shuì (=䬽 suï shuì) wine poured in a libation, to have a little drink or a few drinks..⁸ to take a little sip.²⁵
(composition: ⿰飠巂; U+4B68).
(See 䬽 suï ).
sui2 13879
184 27 dän zàn to mix rice with soup; to fry rice with fat.²⁵ to put thick soup or broth on top of rice.³⁶
(composition: ⿰飠贊; U+9961).
饡饭[饡飯] dän-fàn zànfàn rice with soup.¹⁹
浇饡[澆饡] hël-dän
jiāozàn mix rice with soup - metaphor for muddy chaos.¹⁹ muddy, thick, as having many ingredients.²⁵
dan2 2005
184 30 nõng náng crusty pancake (staple food of the Uygur and Kazak ethnic groups).⁶
(See 饢 [nõng, nǎng].)
nong3 12303
184 30 nõng nǎng cram food into one's mouth.⁶
(See 饢 [nõng, náng].)
nong3 12304