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Taiwanese	English Translation
suisuisui	fringe, become raveled, like the edge of cloth, hang over and trail down, trickle down
Audio: Plaintext: sui1sui1sui Taiwanese characters: None Mandarin translation: 髮繸，繸 Phrases and combinations: khò·-kha sui-sui (sui-khì)khòo-kha sui-sui (sui-khì)(DT unavailable) pants legs raveled
suisuisui	mouth, spout of a tea pot, the glans of the penis
Audio: Plaintext: sui1sui1sui Taiwanese characters: None Mandarin translation: 茶壺嘴，陰莖頭 Phrases and combinations: lān-suilān-suilân-sui the glans of the penis ū sui bô kōaⁿ ê ōeū sui bô kūann ê ūe(DT unavailable) useless foolish talk
sûisûisǔi	hang down, let fall, to hand down, condescend, nearly, almost
Audio: Plaintext: sui5sui5sui5 Taiwanese characters: 垂 Mandarin translation: 垂 Phrases and combinations: bêng sûi hīo-sèbîng sûi hīo-sè(DT unavailable) hand down a name to posterity ūi hā-sûiūi hā-sûi(DT unavailable) gastroptosis, downward displacement of the stomach
sûisûisǔi	follow, to trace, listen to, submit to, to accord with, to let (it go, it be), accompany, come after, resemble
Audio: Plaintext: sui5sui5sui5 Taiwanese characters: 隨 Mandarin translation: 隨 Phrases and combinations: hu-chhiòng hū-sûihu-tshiòng hū-sûi(DT unavailable) The husband sings, the wife follows. ─ domestic harmony ji̍p-káng sûi-oan, ji̍p-hiong sûi-sio̍kji̍p-káng sûi-uan, ji̍p-hiong sûi-sio̍k(DT unavailable) in a channel follow the windings, in a new place follow the customs kin-sûi (kun-sûi)kin-sûi (kun-sûi)gīn-sūi (gūn-sǔi) follow after one sio-sûisio-sûisiōr-sǔi keep company, as good friends or man and wife tui-sûitui-sûiduī-sǔi follow, obey, accompany
sūisūisūi	ear of grain, the flower of grasses, graceful
Audio: Plaintext: sui7sui7sui7 Taiwanese characters: 穗 Mandarin translation: 穗 Phrases and combinations: be̍h-á-sūibe̍h-á-sūibhêh-a-sūi ear of wheat hoan-be̍h-sūihuan-be̍h-sūihuān-bhêh-sūi ear of corn kiat-sūi (thò·-sūi)kiat-sūi (thòo-sūi)giàt-sûi (tò-sūi) come into ear tīu-á-sūitīu-á-sūidîu-a-sūi ear of rice
sūisūisūi	good luck or fortune, good omen, lucky, auspicious, fortunate
Audio: Plaintext: sui7sui7sui7 Taiwanese characters: 瑞 Mandarin translation: 瑞 Phrases and combinations: jîn-sūijîn-sūirīn-sūi very old man or woman, considered a happy omen for all mankind
sūisūisūi	have things one's way, comply with, successful, succeed, proceed to, to reach
Audio: Plaintext: sui7sui7sui7 Taiwanese characters: 遂 Mandarin translation: 遂 Phrases and combinations: bī-sūibī-sūibhî-sūi after a verb to fail in accomplishing, attempted without success, unaccomplished sat-jîn bī-sūisat-jîn bī-sūi(DT unavailable) attempted murder pòan-sin put-sūipùan-sin put-sūi(DT unavailable) hemiplegia ─ paralysis on one side
sūisūisūi	calamities, evil spirit, evil influences of a spiritual nature
Audio: Plaintext: sui7sui7sui7 Taiwanese characters: None Mandarin translation: 祟 Phrases and combinations: kúi-kúi sūi-sūikúi-kúi sūi-sūi(DT unavailable) mischievous, devilish chok-sūitsok-sūizòk-sūi curse (a person with an evil), throw an evil spell over, haunt, torment

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