character, historical
tablet held by officials at court (used to take notes, or for ceremonial purposes) (syn.) 手板, 手版
character, Cantonese
Used in place names.
掃管笏
扫管笏
so3 gun2 wat1 So Kwun Wat (a place in Hong Kong)
笏 [－]
Jyutping
wat1
Pinyin
hù
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
語素
指向內凹嘅彎形地帶，如山谷河谷、小海灣等三面有山環抱之地；古時寫作「鬱」 a shadow and concave piece of land
掃管笏
扫管笏
sou3 gun2 wat1 So Kwun Wat (in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong)
深屈
深屈
sam1 wat1 Sham Wat (on Lantau Island, Hong Kong)
麻笏圍
麻笏围
maa4 wat1 wai4 Ma Wat Wai (Walled Village) (in Fan Ling, Hong Kong)
麻籃笏
麻篮笏
maa4 laam4 wat1 Ma Nam Wat (in Sai Kung, Hong Kong)
氹笏
氹笏
tam5 wat1 Tam Wat (in Sai Kung, Hong Kong)
鳳凰笏
凤凰笏
fung6 wong4 wat1 Fung Wong Wat (in Tai Po, Hong Kong)
老虎笏
老虎笏
lou5 fu2 wat1 Lo Fu Wat (in Tai Po, Hong Kong)
參看
鬱、屈
笏 [－]
Jyutping
fat1
Pinyin
hù
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
名詞
中國古時文官上朝時揸住用嚟記事嘅弧形長板，用竹、玉或象牙製成 hu, a narrow tablet made by bamboo, jade or ivory for officials to hold in hands for taking notes at the royal court in ancient China
笏板
笏板
fat1 baan2 officials' tablet for royal court
象笏
象笏
zoeng6 fat1 court tablet made by ivory
語素
指向內凹嘅彎形地帶，如山谷河谷、小海灣等三面有山環抱之地；古時寫作「鬱」 a shadow and concave piece of land
掃管笏
扫管笏
sou3 gun2 wat1 So Kwun Wat (in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong)
深屈
深屈
sam1 wat1 Sham Wat (on Lantau Island, Hong Kong)
麻笏圍
麻笏围
maa4 wat1 wai4 Ma Wat Wai (Walled Village) (in Fan Ling, Hong Kong)
麻籃笏
麻篮笏
maa4 laam4 wat1 Ma Nam Wat (in Sai Kung, Hong Kong)
氹笏
氹笏
tam5 wat1 Tam Wat (in Sai Kung, Hong Kong)
鳳凰笏
凤凰笏
fung6 wong4 wat1 Fung Wong Wat (in Tai Po, Hong Kong)
老虎笏
老虎笏
lou5 fu2 wat1 Lo Fu Wat (in Tai Po, Hong Kong)
參看
鬱、屈
Definitions (Unihan)
tablet held by someone having authority
Cangjie Input
HPHH
笏 [－]
Jyutping Pinyin
hù
Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
(old) ceremonial tablet (held by officials at an audience)
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
Cantonese
扫管笏
掃管笏
sou3 gun2 wat1
So Kwun Wat (in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong)
Cantonese
麻笏围
麻笏圍
maa4 wat1 wai4
Ma Wat Wai (Walled Village) (in Fan Ling, Hong Kong)