Cantonese · Jyutping
Mandarin · Pinyin
- kòu
English
- bandits, thieves
- to invade
- a surname, usually transliterated as "Kau"
- bandit
- enemy
- to plunder
- invader
- invade
- bandit
- foe
- enemy
粵語
- 姓
- 盜賊
- 入侵者
As a component in
Variants
Words containing 寇
- 倭寇wo1 kau3
Japanese pirates (in 16th and 17th century)
- 日寇jat6 kau3
Japanese invaders (during the Second Sino-Japanese War)
- 外寇ngoi6 kau3
noun; foreign invader
- 流寇lau4 kau3
roving bandit
- 草寇cou2 kau3
bandits
- 寇準kau3 zeon2
Kou Zhun (961-1023), Northern Song politician and poet
- 寇仇kau3 sau4
noun; foe, enemy
- 入寇jap6 kau3
enemy invading one's territory
- 司寇si1 kau3
two-character surname Sikou
- 窮寇kung4 kau3
cornered enemy
- 落草為寇lok6 cou2 wai4 kau3
(idiom) to take to the woods to become an outlaw
- 成王敗寇sing4 wong4 baai6 kau3
see 成則為王,敗則為寇|成则为王,败则为寇[cheng2 ze2 wei2 wang2 , bai4 ze2 wei2 kou4]
- 寇攘kau3 joeng4
to rob and steal
- 寇比力克kau3 bei2 lik6 hak1
see 庫布里克|库布里克[Ku4 bu4 li3 ke4]
- 豆寇年華dau6 kau3 nin4 waa4
- 敗者爲寇baai6 ze2 wai4 kau3
- 敗則爲寇baai6 zak1 wai4 kau3
- 視如寇仇si6 jyu4 kau3 sau4
to regard as an enemy
- 窮寇勿追kung4 kau3 mat6 zeoi1
- 勝者王侯敗者寇sing3 ze2 wong4 hau4 baai6 ze2 kau3
the winners become princes and marquises; the losers are vilified as bandits (idiom)