癩𰣻

See also: 癞𰣻

Chinese

scabies; skin disease
trad. (癩𰣻) 𰣻
simp. (癞𰣻) 𰣻
alternative forms 癩哥癞哥

Etymology

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Pronunciation


Noun

癩𰣻

  1. (Min Nan, Hakka) leprosy
    彼人就是癩𰣻清氣祭司的確清氣症頭頭殼 [Min Nan, trad.]
    彼人就是癞𰣻清气祭司的确清气症头头壳 [Min Nan, simp.]
    From: 巴克禮譯本 (Barclay Amoy Romanized Bible), 利未記 (Leviticus) 13:44
    Hit-lâng chiū-sī khí 癩𰣻, bô chheng-khì-ê, chè-si tek-khak tio̍h toàn i chòe bô chheng-khì, i ê chèng-thâu sī tī thâu-khak. [Pe̍h-ōe-jī]
    He is a leprous man (lit. This man has leprosy), he is unclean: the priest shall pronounce him utterly unclean; his plague is in his head.
    一個癩𰣻:「若係使𠊎淨浰。」 [Hakka, trad.]
    一个癞𰣻:“若系使𠊎净浰。” [Hakka, simp.]
    From: 現代臺灣客語譯本 (Today's Taiwan Hakka Version), 馬太福音 (Matthew) 8:2
    Yû yit-ke pot 癩𰣻 ke ngìn lòi pai kì, kóng: “Chú â, ngì na-he hén, chhiu voi sṳ́ ngài chhiang-li.” [Pha̍k-fa-sṳ]
    [T]here came a leper (lit. a person with leprosy) and worshipped him, saying, Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me clean.

Synonyms

  • 痲瘋痳疯, 痲瘋症痳疯症, 癩𰣻病癞𰣻病

Derived terms

  • 癩𰣻爛癆癞𰣻烂痨 (thái-ko-nōa-lô)
  • 癩𰣻鬼癞𰣻鬼 (thái-ko-kúi)

Adjective

癩𰣻

  1. (Min Nan) filthy

Usage notes

  • Even stronger than 垃圾 (lah-sap), which is a more generic term for dirty.

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