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Jyutping but6
Pinyin

Definitions (CC-CANTO)
  1. postscript/to trek across mountains/to go by foot/epilogue/colophon

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Jyutping bat6
Pinyin

Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
  1. postscript
  2. to trek across mountains
Definitions (CC-CANTO)
  1. postscript/to trek across mountains/to go by foot/epilogue/colophon
Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. character, Min
    to toss; to throw
  2. character, obsolete
    to trample; to step; to step on
  3. character
    to trek; to walk; to go by foot; to travel on land
  4. character, Min-Nan, Wu, Zhangzhou, obsolete
    to turn around
  5. character, Hokkien
    to use (a scheme, trick, etc.)
  6. character, Hakka
    to get up
  7. character
    postscript; epilogue; colophon
  8. character, obsolete
    base of a candle
  9. character
    a surname
  10. character, Hakka
    to climb
  11. character, Min-Nan
    to gamble
  12. character, Min, obsolete
    to fall
Definitions (Unihan)
  1. go by foot
  2. epilogue, colophon
  3. Cangjie Input
    RMIKK
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
  1. Cantonese
    长途跋涉
    長途跋涉
    coeng4 tou4 bat6 sip3
    • to travel a very long distance; to make a long (and difficult) journey
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    他正处于跋前疐后的尴尬局面。
    他正處於跋前疐後的尷尬局面。
    tā zhèng chǔ yú bá qián zhì hòu de gān gà jú miàn .
    • He is in a difficult dilemma.
  2. Mandarin
    你要知道,潜舰是看不见东西的。我在深海,水太深是看不见的,所以,只能靠声纳。声纳其实是一个很玄的东西,特别是在海里面的时候,因为有变温层,有温度的关系,有海水的密度的关系。你只要盐分的密度不同,海水的温度不同,那个声纳折射出来的东西基本上跟跋桮准不了多少,比跋桮略准一点。
    你要知道,潛艦是看不見東西的。我在深海,水太深是看不見的,所以,只能靠聲納。聲納其實是一個很玄的東西,特別是在海里面的時候,因為有變温層,有温度的關係,有海水的密度的關係。你只要鹽分的密度不同,海水的温度不同,那個聲納折射出來的東西基本上跟跋桮準不了多少,比跋桮略準一點。
    nǐ yào zhī dào , qián jiàn shì kàn bù jiàn dōng xī de . wǒ zài shēn hǎi , shuǐ tài shēn shì kàn bù jiàn de , suǒ yǐ , zhǐ néng kào shēng nà . shēng nà qí shí shì yī ge hěn xuán de dōng xī , tè bié shì zài hǎi lǐ miàn de shí hòu , yīn wèi yǒu biàn wēn céng , yǒu wēn dù de guān xì , yǒu hǎi shuǐ de mì dù de guān xì . nǐ zhǐ yào yán fèn de mì dù bù tóng , hǎi shuǐ de wēn dù bù tóng , nà ge shēng nà zhé shè chū lái de dōng xī jī běn shàng gēn poa̍h po e zhǔn bù liao duō shǎo , bǐ poa̍h po e lüè zhǔn yī diǎn .
    • You have to understand, submarines are blind. When you enter the deep ocean, you can't see anything when the water is too deep and you must rely on sonar. Sonar is actually a very finicky thing, especially when used in the sea. This is because of the temperature change layer, which is connected to the temperature and oceanic water pressure. If the salt content density changes or if the ocean water temperature changes, the results of the sonar refraction will be essentially be little different from throwing poe, perhaps a tiny bit more useful than throwing poe.