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hiaⁿ-tīhiann-tīhiāⁿ-dī brothers
chek-peh hiaⁿ-tītsik-peh hiann-tī(DT unavailable) male cousins, male cousins of same surname
chhin-hiaⁿ-tītshin-hiann-tīcīn-hiaⁿ-dī brothers by the same father
heng-tē (hiaⁿ-tī)hing-tē (hiann-tī)hīng-dê (hiāⁿ-dī) brothers
hiaⁿ-tī-á-tāihiann-tī-á-tāihiāⁿ-dî-a-dāi brothers
hó-hiaⁿ-tī-áhó-hiann-tī-áhor-hiāⁿ-dî-à good friends, euphemistic name for the ghosts for whom the living prepare a feast on the 15th of the 7th month
î-piáu hiaⁿ-tīî-piáu hiann-tī(DT unavailable) male maternal cousins
Iāu-hàn Sío-hiaⁿ-tī HōeIāu-hàn Sío-hiann-tī Hūe(DT unavailable) CSJB: Cong. Sti Joannis-B (Catholic)
kiat-gī (kiat-pài, kiat-gī hiaⁿ-tī, kiat-pài hiaⁿ-tī)kiat-gī (kiat-pài, kiat-gī hiann-tī, kiat-pài hiann-tī)(DT unavailable) pledge in sworn brotherhood, sworn brothers or sisters
ko·-piáu hiaⁿ-tīkoo-piáu hiann-tī(DT unavailable) paternal male cousins, "a-ko's" sons
ngó·-lûn (kun-sîn, hū-chú, hu-hū, hiaⁿ-tī, pêng-iú)ngóo-lûn (kun-sîn, hū-tsú, hu-hū, hiann-tī, pîng-iú)ngo-lūn (gūn-sǐn, hû-zù, hū-hū, hiāⁿ-dī, bǐng-iù) moral obligations, the five human relationships: between prince and minister, father and son, husband and wife, brothers, friends
phah-hó· lia̍h-chha̍t iā tio̍h chhin hiaⁿ-tī.phah-hóo lia̍h-tsha̍t iā tio̍h tshin hiann-tī.(DT unavailable) strike a tiger, to catch a thief, you should have your own brother to help you In emergencies only a brother will help
piáu-hiaⁿ-tīpiáu-hiann-tībiau-hiāⁿ-dī male first cousins of another surname
sai-hiaⁿ-tī, su-hiaⁿ-tīsai-hiann-tī, su-hiann-tīsaī-hiaⁿ-dî, sū-hiaⁿ-dī workmen who studied and worked under the same master
su-hiaⁿ-tīsu-hiann-tīsū-hiaⁿ-dī fellow students under the same master or tutor



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