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(interrog. part.), (interrog. suff.), one on dice / small
Usage
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麼
1. Particle. Indicates a deliberative tone. "If I help him, I think he is so hateful; if I don’t help him, I feel he is so pitiable."
2. Suffix. Indicates "what," "so," "that," etc. Examples include: 甚麼 (what), 这么 (so), 那么 (that).
3. Suffix. Used as a suffix for certain words. Examples include: 什麼 (what), 怎麼 (how), 多麼 (how much).
4. Suffix. Used for certain expressions in lyrics. Example: "如: 五月的花兒,紅呀麼紅似火" (Like: The flowers in May, so red like fire).
5. Adjective. Tiny. Example from "Liezi, Tangwen": "In the river delta, a tiny bug is born, its name is '焦螟' (burnt weevil)."
6. Adjective. Small. Example from "Liezi, Tangwen": "In the river delta, a tiny bug is born, its name is '焦螟' (burnt weevil)."
7. Particle. Placed at the end of a sentence to indicate a questioning tone. Example word: "干么" (what to do?).
8. Particle. Placed at the end of a sentence to indicate a questioning tone. Example word: "干么" (what to do?).
9. Particle. Indicates a questioning tone, same as "吗." Example from Tang poet Li Zhong's poem: "不知陶靖节,还动此心么?" (I wonder if Tao Jingjie still has this feeling?).
10. Particle. Indicates a questioning tone, same as "吗." Example from Tang poet Li Zhong's poem: "不知陶靖节,还动此心么?" (I wonder if Tao Jingjie still has this feeling?).
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