撻 [taat3, taat1]

Cantonese · Jyutping

flog, whip
(bound form) to whip; to flog
(food) 1. tart; (verb)
to give a hard strike or smack; to strike forcefully with the larger side of something, making a thud; (of a person) to fall and impact with one's entire body
metaphor for the vulva; literally: egg tart
a tart
to start a car; to start the engine
to steal
chastise
(loanword) (pastry) tart (colloquial pr. [ta3])
steal (money); (verb)
to pressure the other party into doing something by wielding one's influence or authority
to ignite or to light up a stove or a cigarette lighter
(Cant.) classifier for places
fail; 2. screw up; (verb) 1. wear (sandals or Flip Flops); (verb) start (a vehicle)
to drop down; to collapse; to take a prone or lying-down position
a tart (from the English 'tart')
to cover a surface with something wet or sticky
limp and drooping
to lie with the whole body contacting the ground; to lay or sit limply on the floor
to deviate from the center or focal point; to hit a lower position than what one aimed at