Cantonese · Jyutping
Mandarin · Pinyin
- bì
English
- buttocks
- buttocks
- thigh, thigh bone
- thigh
- thigh
粵語
- 大腿
Words containing 髀
- 大髀daai6 bei2
(noun) thigh; lap
- 雞髀gai1 bei2
chicken leg (spoken)
- 髀罅bei2 laa3
groin; gap between thighs (spoken)
- 下髀haa6 bei2
drumstick
- 上髀soeng6 bei2
thigh of fowl, especially of chicken; used for food
- 全髀cyun4 bei2
the legs of fowl (especially chicken) as food; includes the thigh and drumstick, but not the claws
- 褲髀fu3 bei2
thigh parts of the pants; trousers legs
- 炸髀zaa3 bei2
fried Chiken drumsticks
- 搏髀bok3 bei2
to beat time by slapping one's thighs
- 擘髀maak3 bei2
to be in a sitting pose with thighs open to reveal one's genitals
- 狗髀架gau2 bei2 gaa2
(noun) brace; strut
- 禾叉髀wo4 caa1 bei2
(noun with figurative meaning) peer cousins
- 細髀sai3 bei2
leg calf
- 髀飯bei2 faan6
- 雞髀位gai1 bei2 wai2
the base of the thumb
- 雞髀菇gai1 bei2 gu1
the shaggy inkcap; shaggy mane
- 擘爛髀maak3 laan6 bei2
describes a woman who is very promiscuous [colloquial]
- 拊髀fu2 bei2
to slap one's own buttocks in excitement or despair
- 禾杈髀wo4 caa1 bei2
paternal cousins
- 膝頭大過髀sat1 tau4 daai6 gwo3 bei2
the knee to be bigger than the thigh, to describe very thin legs, normally as a result of illness, commonly used as a way to curse people
- 蚊髀同牛髀man1 bei2 tung4 ngau4 bei2
(literally: a mosquito's thigh compared with a cow's thigh); there is a great disparity between two things, where one is incomparable to the other
- 蚊髀同牛髀man1 bei2 tung4 ngau4 bei2
(literally: a mosquito's thigh compared with a cow's thigh); there is a great disparity between two things, where one is incomparable to the other
- 眼鏡髀ngaan5 geng2 bei2
- 斗髀架dau2 bei2 gaa2