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Jyutping jeon2
Pinyin rùn

Definitions (Unihan)
  1. (Cant.) liver
  2. Cangjie Input - Traditional
    BANG

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Jyutping jeon2
Pinyin rùn

Definitions (CC-CANTO)
  1. (Cant.) liver
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
  1. 名詞
    可食用​動物​肝臟​。​「​肝​」​、​「​乾​」​同音​,​廣東​盛產​水稻​,​乾旱​係​大忌​,​乾旱​相反​詞​係​濕潤​,​所以​為​咗​避諱​而​創造​新字​「​膶​」​。
    animal liver as food; the Cantonese word for "liver" sounds like "dry", a big taboo in Canton as many farmers rely on plenty of water to grow rice, so the word for "moist" is used as a euphemism to represent "liver"; 膶, the new character created to represent "liver", replaces the "water" radical in the word for "moist" (潤) with a "meat" radical.
    • 豬膶
      猪膶
      zyu1 jeon2
      pig liver
    • 雞膶
      鸡膶
      gai1 jeon2
      chicken liver
    • 我阿婆唔敢食膶,驚膽固醇高得滯。
      我阿婆唔敢食膶,惊胆固醇高得滞。
      ngo5 aa3 po4 m4 gam2 sik6 jeon2, geng1 daam2 gu3 seon4 gou1 dak1 zai6.
      My grandma does not dare to eat liver because she is afraid that it would be too high in cholesterol.
  2. 名詞
    「​乾​」​嘅​避​諱​字​,​原因​同​上​。
    for the same reason as the above, it work as an euphemism in Cantonese to replace "dry" with "moist"
    • 豆腐潤
      豆腐润
      豆腐乾
      dried tofu
  3. 參看
Definitions (Kaifangcidian)
  1. 肝臟 – 肝脏

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Jyutping jeon6
Pinyin rùn

Definitions (CC-CANTO)
  1. (Cant.) liver
Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. character, Cantonese
    dried food
  2. character, Cantonese
    liver
    (syn.) 肝
    • 豬膶
      猪膶
      zyu1 jeon2
      pig liver
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Cantonese
    猪膶
    豬膶
    zyu1 jeon2
    • pig liver
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
  1. Cantonese
    猪膶
    豬膶
    zyu1 jeon2
    • pig liver
  2. Cantonese
    鸡膶
    雞膶
    gai1 jeon2
    • chicken liver
  3. Cantonese
    我阿婆唔敢食膶,惊胆固醇高得滞。
    我阿婆唔敢食膶,驚膽固醇高得滯。
    ngo5 aa3 po4 m4 gam2 sik6 jeon2, geng1 daam2 gu3 seon4 gou1 dak1 zai6.
    • My grandma does not dare to eat liver because she is afraid that it would be too high in cholesterol.
  4. Cantonese
    维记猪膶公仔面系深水埗名菜。
    維記豬膶公仔麪係深水埗名菜。
    wai4 gei3 zyu1 jeon2 gung1 zai2 min6 hai6 sam1 seoi2 bou2 ming4 coi3.
    • Wai's instant noodles with pork liver is Sham Shui Po's famous cuisine.