Saturday, 16 April 2022

to put something on a utensil

I have not heard this co7 for a long long time and the little boy in this video has said co7 at the end of this short cooking video.  

The name of the dish which was cooked was gim1bug4huang3 ca2 hoin2 金不換炒蜆

hoin2 蜆 is a type of bivalve 

 gim1bug4huang3 金不換 is a sweet basil, a kind of herb 

and the little boy said kioh4 gai5 buan5 co7 ki2 𢭪個盤𣥼起

Have you heard of co7 before? 

BTW ZXS has not listed this word in his dictionary. I found it in another Teochew dictionary and in LLL's. 

How did io5 搖 become iê5? This is because the little lad is speaking with a Teochew City accent. Io5 means to shake. 

co7 𣥼

to put things into / onto a utensil

放置東西進器物中|放置东西进器物中

Kioh4 gai5 buan5 co7 ki2 𢭪個盤𣥼起

place (it) on a plate

出鍋裝盤|出锅装盘





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