How to write 粤

粤 [yuè] 1. A nickname for Guangdong Province in China: 粤语 (Yuè yǔ, Cantonese language); 粤剧 (Yuè jù, Cantonese opera). 2. An ancient particle, synonymous with “聿”, “越”, and “曰”, used at the beginning or in the middle of sentences. 助词 [zhuǐ] 1. A particle. In ancient texts, interchangeable with “聿”, “越”, and “曰”, used at the beginning or within sentences. 名 [míng] 1. An abbreviation for Guangdong (English: Guangdong; Kwangtung). 2. An old geographical name referring to the provinces of Guangdong and Guangxi. - 百粤之地 (Bǎi Yuè zhī dì): Referring to present-day Guangdong and Guangxi regions. 引 [yǐn] 1. From "Shuōwén Jiězì": 粤, means 'to say'. A careful word, composed of the elements 'to' and 'to examine', with a combined meaning. 2. From "Ěryǎ": 粤, means 'to say' or 'also to'. 3. From "Shū·Zhàogào": 粤三日丁亥 (to say three days dinghai). 4. From "Shǐjì·Zhōu Běnjì": 粤詹(瞻)雒伊. 5. From Ban Gu’s "Yōutōng fù": 尚粤其几，沦神域兮 (to say its few, sinking in the spirit domain). 例 [lì] - 如: 粤若 (a speaking word, used at the beginning of a sentence to start the following text). 名 [míng] 1. An abbreviation for Guangdong (English: Guangdong; Kwangtung). - Example: 粤绣 (Yuè xiù, Cantonese embroidery). 2. An old geographical name for the regions of Guangdong and Guangxi. - Example: - 粤东 (Yuè dōng, a nickname for Guangdong Province). - 粤寇 (Yuè kòu, a derogatory term for the Taiping Rebellion by Qing rulers). - 粤海 (Yuè hǎi, referring to the sea area around southern Guangdong, also used to denote Guangdong and Guangzhou). - 粤峤 (Yuè qiáo, referring to areas south of the Wuling Mountains).