Okay. Okay, so the second talk of this session is a collision attack on up to five rounds of Chart 3 using generalized internal differentials by Itaï Nour, Aldo Kerman and Adi Shamir and Itaï will give the talk. Okay, thank you very much for the introduction. Okay, so I think you all know by now that Ketchak was selected as the new Chart 3. And I will first describe to you how Ketchak is built but I will only concentrate on the parts that are relevant to this talk. So Ketchak officially supports the hash sizes N of 224, 256, 384 and 512 bits and the hash function is built using the sponge construction. So basically we have a state which is divided into two parts. So the first part is of our bits, the second part is of C bits. The state is initialized to zero. And in our attack we have only one message block so I will now describe to you the whole sponge construction. So basically what we do is we absorb the message block into the our bits so the message block is of size our bits. And then we apply some function F and finally we truncate the first N bits of state and send them to the output. So this is basically the sponge construction applied only to one message block. Okay so in the case of Ketchak F is a permutation that works on a state of 1600 bits so this is the size of the state. And the value of C is equal to 2N which leaves R to be 1600 minus 2N. Okay so the internal state of Ketchak like I said it is of size 1600 bits. It can be viewed as a 5 by 5 by 64 bit cube as shown here. But we will usually use another representation as a 5 by 5 matrix for each cell. It is of size 64 bits. Okay in the direction of the Z axis. Okay so what about the function F? So the function F has 24 rounds. Okay but each round consists of which we denote by R consists of five mappings. So the first three mappings of Ketchak are linear and we will denote their composition by the letter L. Okay we will refer to L as a half round sometimes where the composition of the two other Chi and Iota mappings make up the other half. Okay so I will not describe to you exactly how L is built because the exact details are not very relevant for this talk. Okay and then Chi is the only non-linear mapping of Ketchak. It can be viewed as an S-box layer which applies the same 5 to 5 bit S-box to the 320 rounds of the state independently. But again this is not very important. You don't really need to remember this for this talk. Just remember that it is the only non-linear component of Ketchak. Okay and finally Iota adds low hamming weight round constant to the state. Okay and one important thing that I already noted but you should remember that the state is initialized to zero before we are absorbing it with the first message call. Okay so in this work we will be interested in collision attacks on reduced versions of Ketchak. So what are the previous results in this area? So first this paper which appeared in 2012 showed collisions in two rounds of Ketchak 224 and 256. And then at FSC last year we improved this result too far. So we have collisions on four rounds of Ketchak 224 and 256. However up to this work there are no published collision attacks on the larger versions of Ketchak. Ketchak 388, Ketchak 384 and Ketchak 512. Okay so what we do in this work? So these are the previous results and you can see there are no previous collision attacks on the large versions of Ketchak. So in this work we published the first three round collision attack on Ketchak 512 which is practical. For Ketchak 384 we also have a three round practical collision attack. And for four rounds of Ketchak 384 we have a collision attack which is faster than the birthday count by a factor of 2 to the 45. And then finally for Ketchak 256 we have a five round collision attack which is faster than the birthday count by a factor of 2 to the 13. Okay so we increased the number of rounds which can be attacked from 4 to 5 for this Ketchak version. Okay so let's get into a bit more detail. So all of our attacks are based on the well-known property of the Ketchak mappings which was described in the Ketchak reference document. Okay and it is called the translation invariance property which states that four out of the five internal mappings of Ketchak, basically all of the mappings of Ketchak are translation invariant in the direction of the Z axis which to remind you is of length 64. Okay in other words what does it mean for a mapping to be translation invariant in the direction of the Z axis? It means that basically if one state is a rotation of another state with respect to the Z axis, then if we applied to any of the first four Ketchak mappings the property is maintained. So if we look at it in a schematic way, okay so what does it mean to rotate a state in the direction of the Z axis? So if this is a Ketchak state and this is represented as a five by five matrix where each such cell is a length, then we basically rotate each line by the same number of bits, i, okay and we rotate each of the lines so that's what it means to rotate a state. Okay and this property leads us to look at a special type of state which we call symmetric state. What is a symmetric state? A symmetric state is a state which is rotation invariant in the direction of the Z axis by some rotation index i. Now if we want i not to be trivial, trivial value is 64 then i has to divide 64 which means that i is either 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 or 32. Okay in order to get kind of a picture of what symmetric states look like then we will define another naming convention which is called a consecutive slice set. So let's see an example what is a consecutive slice set, it is very simple. So assume that i equals 16 and in this case the state is split into four consecutive slice sets or CSS in short. So this is again a scheme of the symmetric state which shows the values of the first consecutive slice set. So basically we look at each line and take the first 16 bits in each line. Okay so this is the first consecutive slice set and then the second consecutive slice set we take the second sequence of 16 bits and so forth. So we have four such consecutive slice sets. Okay and basically in symmetric states all consecutive slice sets are equal. Okay so if again in our example i equals 16 then each 64 bit plane is basically composed of four repetition of just 16 bit value. So we have A1, A1, A1, A1, A1, D1, D1 and so forth. Okay so it is very, you can see the large degree of symmetry and this is why we call it symmetric state. Okay so why are we looking at such symmetric states because the translation invariance property that I previously presented implies the following property of symmetric states. Symmetric states we made symmetric after applying them any of the first four operations of ketchup. So basically if we start with a symmetric state and we apply it to any of the first four ketchup mappings then we end up with another symmetric state. Okay which is of course not necessarily equal but it is also symmetric. Okay however the first mapping, the iota mapping of ketchup destroys the symmetry. Okay so the perfect symmetry of the state is destroyed. Nevertheless we can use the following very basic idea in order to try to attack the ketchup, the ketchup hash functions or rather the reduced version of ketchup. Okay so here is a very basic overview of our attack. So what we do is we pick a single block message such that the initial state of ketchup is symmetric. Now remember that the ketchup state is initialized to zero which is a symmetric value and as a result we can indeed pick such a single block message. Okay and then of course the state will remain symmetric after the first four mappings of the ketchup permutation. However as I told you the symmetry will be destroyed by the fifth mapping however since the fifth mapping basically adds a very low hamming weight constant to the state the symmetry will be only slightly perturbed and not completely destroyed by the fifth mapping. Okay the diffusion of ketchup is sufficiently slow such that the state will remain somewhat close to symmetric in the first few rounds. So now the question is how do we exploit such states which are close to being symmetric in order to attack the round reduced versions of ketchup. So one of the main observations in this paper which is very simple is the following observation is that the output, the effective output size for symmetric messages is reduced. Okay because we know that the final state after the first few rounds is close to being symmetric so the effective output size is indeed reduced. And we exploit this in a very natural attack which we call the squeeze attack in order to attack the hash function. And we call it the squeeze attack because basically what we do is we force a larger than expected number of inputs to squeeze into a relatively small subset of all possible outputs in which collisions are much more likely than for the entire output of the hash function. Okay so schematically the picture is like this so this left circle represents all ketchup outputs and if we try to evaluate an arbitrary output then it will be mapped, sorry this represents all ketchup input and inputs and if we try to evaluate an arbitrary input it will be mapped to an arbitrary output on the right. However if we try to evaluate a symmetric input from this left small circle here then it will be mapped with relatively high probability into this right small circle here. Okay so this is basically and this is the cycles that we are looking at in the squeeze attack in order to find collisions with better complexity than generic collision. So basically if a member of the input set is mapped with probability p to the output set which is of size d then in order to find a collision we need to find about a square root of d inputs that are mapped to this small output circle and then the complexity of the collision attack in order to find one collision will be one over p times the square root of d. Okay now of course in order to for the attack to be efficient we want p to be large as possible and we want d the size of the set here to be as small as possible. Okay also in the remaining few minutes I will explain to you exactly how we not exactly but in general terms how we compute this output subset and how we compute the probability p. Okay so this is what I will concentrate on in the next few minutes. Okay so we will use a very general framework that we call subset query analysis which is used by a lot of previous query analysis work. So basically our goal is to find what we call a subset characteristic in order to track the evolution of subset to the internal state of the catchup query system. And this is done by associating a triplet which is composed of the input subset and output subset and a transition probability to each internal operation of the catchup state. That is how we track the evolution of the subsets that we are interested in throughout the catchup mapping and we can use it to analyze the squeeze attack. And in particular what we will do is we will use the internal differential crypt analysis which was introduced by Tomapy Rai at crypt 2010 in the analysis of the hash function Grosso. So in standard differential crypt analysis what we have is we consider message pairs which make up a pair of states and consider the evolution of the differences between the states. Okay this is what we are all used to however in internal differential crypt analysis we have only a single message and we divide it into parts and we are tracking the difference between the parts of a single state. Okay so that is the difference to what we are used to and in this work we generalized the framework that was introduced by Tomapy Rai in several ways. So first it was previously shown to be applicable to hash functions that are built using separate data path. However catchup has only one data path and we actually show that we can use the framework even in this case. Second the differences that were previously considered were between two parts of the state whereas we consider more complex differential relations between multiple parts of the state. Okay we consider four, eight, sixteen and so forth. Most of our texts consider more parts of the state than two and we consider indeed more complex differential relations. Okay so let's see exactly what types of relations we are looking at. So as I told you in symmetric state all consecutive slides sets are equal and then states which are almost symmetric. So the differences between the first CSS and the other CSS which we denote by delta one, delta two, delta three again we are looking at a specific case just for as an example of high equals sixteen so we have four consecutive slides sets. So these differences are a flow hamming weight. Okay what we do is we basically group all states with the fixed value of delta one, delta two, delta three and to what we call an internal difference set. Okay and another way which will be slightly more convenient for us to define this internal difference set is the following. So as soon we are given a state U then we can define an internal difference set as follows. So you add to U all vectors W mod two where W is symmetric. And you can see that the differences between the CSS are specified by our initial vector U which we call the representative state of the internal difference set. So this is some kind of a coset that we are looking at. Okay so we define the weight of the internal difference to be the weight of a state V of the lowest hamming weight in this internal difference set. So a natural special internal difference set that we will be looking at is the zero internal difference which contains all symmetric state. And it has a weight of zero simply because it contains the all zero state which is of course symmetric. Okay so in order to devise a tag we want to construct internal differential characteristics for the catch up permutation. Okay so in the paper what we do is we describe how to track the evolution of internal difference of the set through the catch up permutation. So I do not have time of course to describe to you all the tools that we use. But for example like I told you before we know that any symmetric state that is chosen from the zero self difference remains symmetric after applying the first four catch up permutation. Okay and in addition in the paper we develop tools that allow us to construct internal differential characteristics for the first few catch up rounds. Now again I do not have time to elaborate on how we do this but I will show you just a very very simple example in the next slide. So this is a one and a half round example so I should explain to you how to interpret this. So this is a catch up state. So you can see that it is composed of a five by five matrix where each such a cell is a lane, is a 64 bit lane which is written in hexadecimal and the line here means that the value is zero. So you can see that this is actually the zero state. Now this is a representative state of the zero self difference which means that the characteristic begins with a symmetric state. So we begin with a symmetric state and then we apply the round function and then we know that after the first four mappings the zero internal difference will be mapped to itself. However the symmetry is destroyed by the last mapping iota. So you can see there is one value here. So the one is basically the iota constant which was added to the state and now this state represents an internal difference which is what we call almost symmetric. And then this asymmetry then starts to diffuse through the catch up permutation by this L mapping. Okay you can see this state is still as a large degree of symmetry but you can see that it's having weight is large. Okay this is a very simple characteristic which has probability of one. Of course in the paper we show that we present more complicated characteristics and if you want to take a look then read in the paper. Okay so this was a 1.5 example and in the paper we show how we can use them in our squeeze attack in order to attack the round reduced versions of catch up. So I will just show you an example of actual collisions that we were able to find. So like I said we have some practical attacks. Okay so for three round catch up 512 we chose a rotation index i equals 4 so we have our two messages and you can see that each 64.3 or laying in the message is a 16 repetition of a 4-bit word. Okay so there is a lot of symmetry here and the output collides on this value. You can see that there is also a large amount of symmetry in this output. Okay now one thing to notice is that actually the hamming distance of the messages is quite large. Okay this is to be contrasted with standard differential attacks where the hamming distance is usually small and we track it through the state of the hash function. Okay and this is just to show you that we are using a different type of attack than we are usually used to because simply we can say that these messages collided by chance. So we applied the birthday bomb which was applied to a smaller subset than usual. Okay similarly we have a three round collision attack for catch up 384. Okay so just to conclude we presented the first collision attacks on the round reduced catch up 384 and catch up 512. All of them are practical indeed we showed some collisions and for catch up 256 we increased the number of rounds that could be attacked for 4-5. Of course we are still very very far from attacking the full 24 rounds of catch up. And finally a future work item which will be very interesting to define better internal differential characteristics for catch up or to prove that they do not exist. Thank you very much for your attention. We have time for a quick question. Okay one question actually when I look at the squeeze attack I think it's also very similar to what was done for Cubash. You know there are symmetric states and why it cannot be applied to Cubash because the initial value is not like 0 so it's not symmetric in the beginning. So would you say actually since the list is currently trying to standardize the catch up perhaps shouldn't we try to modify the initial value and put something else because then it would make the attack much harder? In some sense yes for the larger versions of catch up yes but interestingly for catch up 256 the attack does not depend on the initial value because we have enough degrees of freedom in order to obtain symmetric states anyway. But if this list is worth about this attacks on 3 or 4 rounds then it can change it. But again we are very far from attacking the high function so I don't really, I mean if you're not using that few rounds then I don't think at this point there is anything to worry about. Or perhaps puts like your Utah which is more the main way so that's more... Yeah that's another possible thing but again I'm really not really sure that's necessary. So let's thank the speaker again.


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Hey everyone, welcome to another video lesson from navigationtrading.com. In this video, I wanna show you how to compare different market sectors on Thinkorswim. So this is a little bit of a trade hack just to give you a quick reference if you wanted to ever compare some of the different market sectors to each other in a quick snapshot. So the first thing we're gonna do is go up to this little three bar dropdown and we're gonna detach our chart screen. And we'll bring that back down into range here for the video, I need to size this up for ya. And then what we're gonna do is we're gonna go up to studies and we're gonna edit studies. And the first thing we're gonna do is we're just going to clear off all the different studies there, okay? So hit okay. And then we're also gonna delink this from our other symbols in Tau. So we're just looking at SPY. And then the other thing I like to do is change this from a candlestick to a line chart, okay? So that's the S&P 500 SPY. So what we wanna do is we wanna compare the S&P 500 in this example to other market sectors. And the S&P 500 is made up of 12 different sectors, I think. And so if you want to add each of those or just add a few of them to your chart to get a quick snapshot, this is how you do it. So you just go to studies, edit studies, and then over here, start typing in comparison and that comparison will pop up. And then you click on that and add it. And that'll bring it over to here.  So we're gonna add, let's just say, I don't know, that's enough. Just for this example, you can go in and do it as much as you want. But then we're going to go into the settings spin wheel, grinder wheel, and we're gonna change the secondary security, which defaults to SPX. We're gonna change that to the different sectors that we want to compare. So let's compare XLF, which is the financials. And we'll hit okay on that one. And then we'll go in here to the next one and maybe we want to compare energy. So XLE is the Sector Spider Trust ETF for energy. We'll hit okay there. And then we'll go in here and maybe we wanna look at real estate. So IYR is the symbol for that. That's the iShares Trust US Real Estate ETF. Hit okay. Then we might want to compare utilities. XLU, hit okay. And then let's just keep going down the line. What's another one? Biotex, XBI, compare that. XLV is healthcare, let's put that one in there. XLV, that's healthcare. Let's see, another one is technology, which is XLK. So let's put XLK, okay. And then let's see a couple more. XLP is consumer staples. XLP, okay.  The other thing you can compare and you may wanna do this separately, but let's say you wanted to compare different regions of the world. So you could put in for example, obviously SPY represents the US largest 500 stocks in the US, but then you could go in and choose FXI for China. The Chinese large cap ETF. And then you could choose EWZ for Brazil, for example.  These are things you may wanna do separately. Like these are all US sectors that we're comparing. And then I got into foreign ETF. So you may wanna do this separately, but for this example, I think you get the idea of how to do that. You're just adding these different comparison studies in here and then you hit okay. And then the other thing you wanna do is you wanna compare them over a specific timeframe. So if we go up to the settings wheel up here, go to time access and let's just compare them over the last year. So you'd set that to one year, hit okay. And then what we wanna do is we want to go all the way back to a year and scroll back. Because what this is gonna do is whatever timeframe you set it on, this is going to start at zero at that period. So this is going back exactly one year in time and setting that back to zero. So what I need to do here is I need to remove that and I need to go up to my drawings and just put this on the arrow. And then if you double click on the screen, it'll show the one year timeframe all in one screen. And so you can see it starts at zero exactly a year ago. And you can see all the different sectors and other ETFs that we put in here to give you an idea of what's been performing the best, what's been performing the worst, and what's kinda in between. Okay, so then if you wanna see kinda which is the best performer, you can just go up and hover over this area here and then you see it lists them out. So you can see that this top bar is the color of XLU. You can see the pink line over on the left is XLF, that's kinda in the middle. The XLE is the light blue line. You can see that's down at the bottom. So that's been the worst performing. IYR is the pink, XLU you can see is the best performer. The yellow is XBI, biotech. And so it just gives you a quick snapshot to see which sectors are performing the best, which are performing the worst and can help give you kind of an assumption or an overall bias of the market. Maybe you want to start buying the lowest performing sectors and shorting the highest performing sectors to get a little bit of a contrarian aspect into your trading or just giving you the knowledge of where each sector has been trading from a performance standpoint is kind of a helpful tool. So hope you liked that, hope it was helpful. If you have any questions, let us know. If you wanna see all the other stuff we're doing, check us out at navigationtrading.com. See you in the next video.


Section 81 of English and Cantonese Dictionary. This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. English and Cantonese Dictionary by John Chambers. Revised and enlarged by Thomas Kirkman-Deely. Section 81, 20th. 20. What 20th day of the moon is this? 今日也幾呢? Come soon after the 20th of this moon. 夜頭禮 20. 20. Or 夜. 22. 22. 23. 23. Over 20. 4. Give him 20 strokes. 打二版 twice. 兩回 three times. 二次 twice as much. 兩倍咁多 twix. 滅 之行 之狂 willow twix 柳狂 to block the casier twix that is to take the QGIN MA degree 攀丹桂 give a traveler a willow twix at parting 折柳振行人 twiddle 忍 to twiddle the thumbs 忍手指弓 twilight meaning Eve meaning moon 梅桑 or 薄霧 or 分籍 twilt 邪門 twilt cloth 邪門布 twin 一對同時生的 a twin brother 一對同時生嘅媽仔 a twin sister 一對同時生嘅媽女 twine 成仔 to twine 搞 twinge 斜 to twinge 柳 twinge of conscious 心斜 a sudden twinge of pain 忽然痛一陣 twinkle or 閃眼 or 閃光 the eyes twinkle 眼閃光 twinkling a twinkling 轉眼 or 光芒 in a twinkling 轉眼間 twins 媽生仔 or 雙生 or 媽胎 or 戀生 or 黎枝 to bear twins 生媽 or 生媽仔 or 生媽仔 he is one of twins 佢媽生 twill 轉回 to twill a teatotum 令車迷 or 令車迷 零車迷 twist 柳 or 攪 to twist ham 房積 to twist houses 打爛 a modest scarf of twisted ham 攪蝶 or 茅蝶 to twist ropes 攪爛 twist together 攪埋 twist the fingers 柳結 twist off 柳粒 to twist cord 打成 or 打頭 to twist threads 搓腺 twit 雞翹 twitching now twitching of the muscles 筋轉 or 筋肉跳通 twitter cc send or 肢似皂皂 or 泥南 twittering of a bird 分慢 two 二 or 兩 two or three 兩三 or 三兩 not used with the proper classifier two or three days 兩三日 or 三兩日 two or three days ago 先兩三日 to take two pipes 壓兩厚煙 a two old slipper shaped bow to take two pipes 壓兩厚煙 a two old slipper shaped bow 馬輪艇 two gods of the land placed back to back 馬土地 put one foot on two boats that is to have two strings to one's bow 一腳踏兩船 two face like a binkered knife 豆腐刀 to take two pipes to take two pipes to take two pipes two tails of silver 兩兩銀 there are not two suns in the sky nor two solvents over the people 天無一 民無二王 if I cannot have the two together 二者不可得兼 do it in two ways in two instruments 分兩節 type take two pipes to take two pipes type 活板字, meaning a sign, 預表, movable type, 活字, or 原字, or 字粒, forms of movable type, 活板, to set type, 粒字, 太寬, 風球. There was a typhoon several days ago, 先幾日有大風, the beginning of a typhoon, 風球等, it blows a typhoon, 打風球, typhus, 新虛熱證, typify, 立表記, typographer, 印書者, typographical, 印書者, typography, 印書者, tyrannicite, 撒暴君之士, tyrannical, 暴虐, or 霸氣, tyrannize, 暴虐, or 霸占, to tyrannize over the people, 虐民, or 威迫百姓, tyranny, 霸道, tyrant, 霸王, the village tyrant, that is the local bully, 土霸, a tyrant, literally, a big well, 奇藝, to play the tyrant, 作威, tyrannous, 霸藥的 tyrant, tyrannous, 霸藥的 tyrant, 輪夫, tyrant, 初學, or 下初, or 生手, letter u, USA, 美國, or 大美國, ubiquitous, 無所不有, or 無所不在, ubiquitous, 無處不有, other, 與待, or 受之與待, ugly, 醜, or 不好看, or 醜讓, or 疲, or 疲惫, or 疲憲, or 茅醜, or 磊堆, or 鬼怪, so ugly, 這麼醜, very ugly, 好醜, and ugly business, 難打你的事情, gross ugly, 生成惡貓, ugly language, 有言, UK, 俄國相遇, or 聖旨, 歐紮, 蒼樓, venereal 歐紮, 金蒼, or 變毒, gangrenous 歐紮, supposed to be caused by eating rats, 老鼠樓, 歐紮 caused by opium smoking, 煙露, acrylic 歐紮, 軟綿蒼, there is an 歐紮 on the face, 面上有毒蒼, secondary, or syphilitic 歐紮, then, ulcerate, 生蒼, or 發蒼, ulceration, 有蒼, or 起蒼, ulcerous, 蒼的, or 蒼毒的, 歐紮, 回回教法師, 歐紮, 正早骨, ulterior, 軟, or 愛, or 後, ulterior debate, 後藏, ultimate, 抹, or 中, or 致軟, ultimately, 到底, or 到頭, or 究竟, ultimate, 決書, or 決斷和, or 戰的書, or 到底的意, ultimate, or 歐圖, 前個月, or 上月, or 去月, ultra, 愛, or 過, or 太, or 太過, ultra marine, 佛青, umbilicus, 土持, umbilical cord, 磁帶, a plaster to keep the umbilical region warm, 暖持高, how can a man buy cheese umbilicus, or navel, that is an impossibility? 世持何及, umbra, yam, or, ying, umbrage, wu yi, umbrella, ba zhe, native oil paper umbrella, yu zhe, or yu san, foreign umbrella, yang zhe, testimonial state umbrella, man min san, state umbrella, lo san, or hua zi, bring me one umbrella, lo yi ba yu zhe, I'm ready to demand street cry, 寶雨遮, or 保揚遮, umpire, 段氏忠忍, enable,唔能, or 唔會, enable to advance, 走到唔前, unable to walk, 走唔到, unable to remember, 唔記得, unabridged, 未減過, or 唔減省的, unabsorbed, 未卸過, unaccented, 無縱陰的, unacceptable, 唔起受的, or 唔合心的, unaccepted, 唔受嘅, unaccommodating, 唔商養, unaccompanied, 無跟隨, go unaccompanied by anyone, 去無人街口, unaccomplished, 未成就的, unaccountable, 解唔得, or 欠解, unaccustomed, 無關, unachievable, 唔能成, unacquainted, 唔識, unacquainted with business, 唔通事, unacquainted with letters, 唔識字, unacquainted with the world, 寡問, unacquired, 未學過, or 未得過, unacted, 未行過, or 未做過, unadapted, 唔合, unaddressed, 無名嘅, unamired, 無以為美, unadopted, 唔落過, unadorned, poxso, unadulterated, 精神, unadvisable, 唔合細色, or 唔好, unaffected, 無感度, meaning real, 真, unaffected, sorrow, 真憂, unagitated, 安靜, unaided, 白手, it did it, unadored, 無人助佢, or 佢自己做, unaloud, 唔怕, or 唔驚, unalienable, 唔俾得人嘅, unalivated, 未止, or 未減過, unaloud, 唔准的, or 未許的, unalloyed, 促色, or 正色, or 不假, unauthorable, 無可更改, or 鐵筆筆改, it is unauthorable, 梗係咁, unauthorable purpose, 不改之意, unambitious, 無大之, or 志氣不高, unalienable, 不服問, or 唔受責, unalienable, 不人, or 不溫和, unanimated, 無生命, or 冷淡, or 無神, unanimated, 合意, or 同心, unanimous, 一心, or 無不鍾意, unannexed, 未接觸, unannounced, 不傳報, unanointed, 未受存有, unanswerable, 慈無可薄, or 不可答, or 答不得, unanswered, 未答的, unanticipated, 唔曾想到, unappeased, 未曾色, is rough, is unappeased, 佢腦未色, unapprehended, 未拿獲, or 不通曉, unappeased, meaning 鬥,蠢絕, unarmed, 不帶兵器, unashamed, 不知收齊, or 不見收, unasked, 未問, or 不問, or 不求, unaspirated, 無噴氣, unassailable, 不被人攻打, unassessed, 未定價, unassimilated, 未化, unassisted, 無人幫, End of Section 81, Section 82 of English and Cantonese Dictionary. 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Section 82, unassuaged, 未解释, or 未和, unassuming, 欠順, or 有廉恥, unattached, 唔收, or 唔付, or 唔負, unassumed, unattached, 唔用心, or 唔留心, unattached, 未是 unattended, 無從者, unattended with danger, 無偽, he is unattended too, 未有人理他, unattired, 未穿衫, or 未裝飾, unaudited, 未查驗, unauthentic, 無鵬居的, or 不爭, unauthorized, 無助位, unauthorized characters, 逐致, unauthorized use, 善用, unauthorized deities, 邪神, unavailing, 無用, or 途言, unavanged, 未報, or 未說冤, unavoidable, 無奈何, or 無可避, or 不免, unavoidable  ill of life, 受劫, unawakened, 未醒, or 未唔, unaware, 唔鼓, unbickered, unbickered earthenware, 泥灰, unbickered bricks, 轉灰 unbar, 去山, or 開山, unbaptised, 未受洗禮, unbearable, 頗耐, or 難當, unbecoming, 唔合意, or 唔合禮, unbefitting, 唔合意, unbefriended, 無朋友, or 無有助, unbelieve, 不信, or 疑心, unbeliever, 不信者, or 凡夫, unbanned, 放鬆, unbending, 太板, too unbending, 硬得制, unbenefited, 唔受益, unbestowed, 未似, unbetrothed, 青頭女, unbiased, 無偏, unbind, 解粒, unblameable, 無責處, unblemished, 無下之, unblushing, 無臉, or 無臉齒, unboiled, 未報, unborn, 未生, or 未降生, unpossible, 透出心意, or 貪心, unbounded, 無限, or 無銀, unbounded ambition, 青雲之志, unbridled, 放肆, unbroken, 綿綿不絕, unbroken descent, 一脈而來, an unbroken horse, 未教之馬, unburden, 虛任, do unburden one's mind, 否明心事, or 死者, unburied, 不埋入土中, or 未壯, a coffin still unburied, 停舊, unbusiness-like, 吾合事例, or 吾合規矩, unbutton, 解腦, uncase, 由相取出, uncalled for, 不應, to cause mischief by uncalled for interference, 滑玉裸蒼生, unceasing, 不止, or 不識, or 不協, or 串流不識, or 劫劫, or 易作, unceasing railing, 馬不絕口, unceasing succession, 生生不已, unceasing crying, 坎德酷, unceasingly, 額額, unceremonious, 無禮法, uncertain, 不得定, or 不定, literally, a fox's doublings, 無疑, or 未定, quite uncertain, 莫定, uncertain weather, 天時不定, uncertain in mind, 心不定, an uncertain number, 未定 soul, uncertainty, 不定之事, unchain, 解念, unchain the dog, 放過隻狗, unchangeable, 冇改變, unchanged, 未有改變, unchangeably, 更改不得, is it unchangeably so? 反定版係咁咩, unchanging, 不改, or 不易, or 行, or 上, uncharitable, 冇人情, uncharitable-less, 不人愛, unchaste, 不正經, or 不定, or 不結, or 失折, or 不折疑, or 淫, unchecked, 無阻, to live unchecked, 放縱, unchristian, 反耶穌教, unchronicled, 未記過, or 未錄過, unself, 大自的, uncircumcised, 未受過禮, uncivil, 無禮, or 傲慢, or 活禮, his behavior is uncivil, 他的行為不法 uncivilized, 惹, or 生, or 未經教化, uncivilized people, 惹人, the wild tribes of Yunnan are uncivilized, 雲南惹人未有教化, the uncivilized inhabitants, 無教化之居民, unclad, 無依服著, or 赤身, unclaimed, 無人道取, or 無人要, or 無人討, unclaimed letters, 無人取的信, or 死信, uncle, 白叔, maternal uncle, 舅父, my uncle, 家叔, an uncle, 阿叔, uncles and nephews, that is relatives, 叔侄, a great uncle, 白公, first uncle, 大叔, second uncle, 二叔, third uncle, 三叔, to visit my uncle, that is the pawn shop, 去二叔公 unclean, 唔結證, or 邪任, or 無 unclean thoughts, 心思邪任, or 無意, an unclean spirit, 邪神, unclaimed, 不靜, or 不結, or 不結過, unclaimed, 不剪短的, unclosed, 開, or 啟, or 表明, uncloth, to 依, or 解依, unclouded, 無魂, or 情, or 明, an unclouded sky, 晴天, an unclouded mind, 明心, or 精明的心, uncoil, 盤開, or 解開, or 捲開, uncolored, 未掩的, or 無識, or 素, uncollected, 未收罪, uncoined, 未住的, or 未住人的, unclaimed, 未疏折過, Uncomfortable, 唔爽快, or 為和, or 唔安, or 唔安落, uncommon, 非常, or 偉易, a not uncommon surname, 通行的性, uncommonly, 非常的, uncompensated, 未受賞, uncomplimentary, 不贊的, or 不清美的, or 無禮, or 非禮的, unconcerned, 唔上心, unconciliatory, 不知和的, unconcerned, 未定罪, unconditional, 無限, or 無限制, unconditional surrender to the enemy, 存賴敵因, unconfirmed, 未有實居, or 未定, unconnected, 不接連, or 不相連, or 不相接, or 不依法, or 分開, unconquerable, 不可性, or 不能克, unconscious, 不知不覺, or 失魂, or 不入空次, unconcernly, 不識, unconcerned, 未有世世, or 未注意, unconstitutional, 未合國法, unconcerned, 自然, or 天然, unconcerned, 不管的, unconcernable, 粉膠, or 賓膠, or 管理不得, unconverted, 未化的, or 未蒙化的, unconvinced, 未信, or 未確知, unconcerned vegetables, 生菜, uncut, 解開性, uncorrected, 未有改正, uncounted, 不掃的, or 無掃, uncouth, 操作, an uncouth expression, 絕齒, an uncouth fellow, 皮膚, uncover, 解開, punctuous, 知高, undated, 無日期的, or 無年份的, an undated letter, 無年月日期的信, unundaunted, 不喪膽, or 無畏懼, undecided, 無定, or 無定準, or 仇處, or 無主意, or 妄言, or 忍叔, or 無的, still, or rather, undecided, 由未定, undefined, 結正, or 精結, undefined, 脫略, an undefined term, 未有定名, or 未定過名, undefined, 不缺形的, undelivered, 未交過, undeniable, 不能退位, under, 下, or 下底, to be under, under my control, 屬我所管, under no circumstances, 斷不得, under his control, 受他管轄, under what radical is this character found? Under the whole heaven, every spot is the sovereign's ground, 普天之下莫非王土, under his management, 在他手下, patient, under his fortune, 莫於天命, go under these conditions, 朝此情形行事, the troops are under orders to embark, 兵奉命上旋, under sentence of death, 已定死罪, opposed under government, 皇家嘅管地, I tell you under the seal of secrecy, 我施告你知, under the head of receipts, 再入宿內, under five dollars, 哄元以下, under lock and key, 鎖住, under arms, 預備打, under cover, 遮住, his book under his breath, 佢講細話, under or over, 上下, under way, 後, or 洗, and under cook, 幫主嘅 under bit, 頭小, under current, 下流嘅水, End of Section 82. Section 83 of English and Cantonese Dictionary. This is a LibriVos recording. All LibriVos recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVos.org. English and Cantonese Dictionary by John Chambers. Revised and enlarged by Thomas Kirkman Dilly. Section 83, under due, in cooking, 煮味熟, under go, 瘦, now undergoing sentence in jail, 現時咗獄受苦, undergone many hardships, 經歷許多難苦, things have undergone many changes, 事情更變許多, underground, 地下, or 地下樹, undergrowth, 生於樹下之草, underhand, 屍下, or 臨終, or 陰首, to buy in an underhand manner, 橫手買, underhand gains, 橫財, to use underhand means, 洗手腳, to do things in an underhand way, 屍屍造屍, underlings, official underlings, 下人, or 坐閘官, oppressive underlings, literally the fox borrows the tiger's terrace, 胡甲虎威, a new head raises own underlings, 一朝天子一朝神, under mind, 打地窿, underneath, 在下邊, or 在地下, underraised, 小知, undersized, 不夠赤穿, undersigned, 簽名者, understand, 曉, or 明白, or 會, or 曉預, or 誤解, understand it thoroughly, 通曉, or 識破, or 無一不曉, or 十分通曬, understand it clearly, 明曉, I understand, 曉得, unable to understand the pang or illusion, 但絕對, understand the nature and reason of things, 懂情理, do you understand? 理懂得, but not generally understood, that is, caviar to the general, literally a cow eating peonies, 偶照貓丹, will soon understand it, 周知明白, can understand, 聽得出, do you understand it? 理明白不曉, partially understand, 略知一意, understand a little, 略略曉, understand every word, 居居都曉, after all, he doesn't understand it, 竟無曉得, I don't understand it, 無曉解, understand with our explanation, 不言而語, understanding, 見識, undertake, 包成, or 擔成, undertake personal responsibility, 擔上身, undertake the responsibility, 擔當, undertake for, 擔大, undertake the whole duty, single-handed, 一見擔大, undertake a shop, 受辦譜, undertake a job, 行作, undertaking, see a profitless undertaking, that is, to scrape iron out of the eye, literally nose of a needle, 曾被削貼, a great undertaking, 大事, undervalue, 看低, or 體輕, undeserved, 不應受, undeserving, 無功, undeserving of your instructions, 點蒙教會, undesigned, 唔故意, undecidedly, 不若疑同, undermined, 從為, or 不定, undeterred, 不怕, undiviating, 不偏, or 行, or 上, undignified, 下戰, undisciplined, 未忘教的, undisciplined troops, 未經年的兵, undisguised, 顯然, undivided attention, 專一, or 專心, undivided energies, 全負精神, undue, meaning lose, 解開, meaning ruin, 破敗, cannot be undone, 唔開得膠, undock, 出船澳, undomesticated, 野, or 未養純的, undoubted, 定言, or 無疑, or 依實說, undoubted, unductively, 確實, unducting, 無疑, undrained, 未放過水, undress, 隨三, or 卸脫, or 脫衣服, in undress, 免衣官, undulating, 波敏, or 波浪養, or 壟斷, undutiful, 吾孝, an undutiful child, literally, the butcher bird, 山白路, unearthed, 滑出, unearthly, 非世上的uneasiness, 吾平安, to give one cause for uneasiness, 洗人吾平安, uneasy, 欠安, or 吾安落, or 捏額, or 痴咬, or 痴扭, I am uneasy, in my mind, 吾心吾安落, un-eatable, 不宜食, or 不好食, literally, not worth putting the chopsticks into, 不堪下注, un-eaten, 未有食過, uneducated, 吾食至, unemployed, 無事業, un-employed capital, 行銀, he is unemployed, 佢冇工夫做unending, 永, or 永遠, or 無可, unequal, 不等, or 吾相等, or 吾同, unequal, unequal to the pattern, 走樣, or 走樣, I am unequal to it, 我未知代, or 我未知第, unequal, 無相, uneven, 吾平, or 不齊, or 偏僻, uneven, rigid, 貪吃, unevenly, 吾平的, unevenly distributed, 審吾運, unexcelled, 歐陸多樂, un-exhausted, 無涯, unexpected, 再吾古, or 意外, an unexpected calamity, 橫禾, unexpectedly, 不畏, or 誰想, or 殺手不及, or 誰知, unfair, 吾公道, unfaithful, 驕薄, or 不忠心, unfathomable, 心冤, or 不賊, unfavorable, 不睡, or 呃, or 吾信, or 吾理使, wind and tide unfavorable, 抵風抵水, unfavorable wind, 逆風, unfavorable circumstance, 情形不皆, favorable and unfavorable, 吉哄, unfeeling, 薄情, or 短情, unfaithful, 不假, or 不偽, or 真, or 實, unfaithfully, 誠言, unfaithful, but how rejects the oblations of an unfaithful son, 格造, there are three things which are unfaithful, and who have no posterity is the greatest of them. 不孝有三,無孝為大, unfinished, maysing, an unfinished game, 不成局, unfit, 吾合, or 吾卓, unfit for your service, 添備, unfit for human food, 不合人食, unflinching, 不為宿, unflinching integrity, 鐵面無絲, unfold, 解開, or 展開, or 輸, or 悲展, unfaithful, 不了, or 了不到, or 偶然, unfaithful judgments from heaven, 天災還禍, unfaithful giving, 爭淡氣, unfaithful, 無財, or 博命, or 不罪財, how unfortunate you are, 你咁衰, his most unfortunate, 佢係衰過偷貓 unfounded, 無根無本, or 元空, or 射底事, unfounded assertions, 無的之詞, unfriendly, 望情, or 反目, or 忽有, unfriendly treatment, 博待, ungenerous, 小氣, ungovernable, 制不得, or 制唔得, literally, a wild horse without a bridle, 野馬無疆, or 反蠻, ungrateful, 望恩, or 負心, or 孤陰, or 恢復, or 恢復, or 拆星, literally, having got the fish if I get the trap, 得如以望全, An ungrateful man is no better than a wild beast, 望恩背意,感受之徒, unhappy, 無福, unhappy match, 願偶, anxious and unhappy, 望如也, unhealthy, 唔爽, unicorn, 奇, or 海債, or 海債, the female unicorn, 輪. The unicorn is here, inscription on bridle chairs, 奇輪在此, May the unicorn's hoof bring you luck, that is wish you many sons, 輪子情長, uniform, 通都一樣, or 同色, refer to dress, 浩衣, or 畫一, or 統一, or 純一, or uniform, 一純過, make uniform, 歸一統, a uniform row, 平排, military uniform, 軍服, a soldier's uniform, 奧挂, uniformity, 同樣, or 同色, or 畫一, or uniformly, 一律, unified, 洗為一色, unimpaired, 未受害敵, unimportant, 無緊要, or 無傷感, an unimportant affair, 無為之事, unimproved, 未改良, uninformed, 無知, or 未學過, uninhabitable, 不可居住, uninhabited, 無人居, an uninhabited place, 無人居住之地, uninitiated, 未蒙教的, uninjured, 未受害敵, uninstructed, 不教, unintelligible, 難明, unintended, 未想, unintentional, 非故意, or 無意, or 無心, unintentionally, 無意中, uninterrupted, 流連不斷, uninterrupted intercourse, 往來不斷, uninterruptedly, 落役不斷, or 接種, union, 合會, union of heart and soul, 同心合力, sexual union, union is strength, literally, when the lips are lost, the teeth get cold, 順望則此害, union of the soul with the body, 雲體相合, union formed by heaven, 天作之合, to live in perfect union, 同居和睦, the American union, 美洲合眾國, unionist, 入行的, non-unionist, 無入行, unique, 無傷, or 單獨, or 新期, unison, 同音, or 和合, or 同埋, the Pekong and Phoenix, same in unison, set of a happy marriage, 聯鋒和鳴, end of section 83, section 84 of English and Cantonese dictionary. This is a Liberbox recording. All Liberbox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit Liberbox.org. English and Cantonese Dictionary by John Chambers, revised and enlarged by Thomas Kirkman Dilly. Section 84, Unit 1, or 單位, or 獨一, or 單獨, Unitarian, 順獨一位上帝者, unite, 合埋, or 聯埋, or 會合, or 會同. To unite together, 總共, united in death, 同歸一路, unite in marriage, 配合, or 配偶, to unite in partnership, 合股, to unite for one purpose. 合心, United States, 合眾國, or 花旗國, or 美國, unity, 一, or 純一, univav, meaning shellfish, 澎湃, universal, 普遍, universal peace, 太平. The universal deluge of Yao, 洪水, universal learning, 博學, universal reputation, 篇文, universal love, 普愛, universal ruin, 天容地難, universally, 普, universally bestowed, 普思, universally hated, 白焰, universe, 宇宙, or 宇內, or 天地萬物, university, 大學教, unjust, 吾公道, or 吾合道理, unjust expressions, 探言, unjust laws, 學法, you are very unjust, 理十分吾公道, unjustifiable, 不能表義, or 不能稱義, unjustified, 未見表義, unjustly, 不意, or 不意公道, unkind, 無人情, or 不善, or 不仁, or 惡, unkind to me, 待我不仁, an unkind husband, literally, the besotted prince, 朝鮮,奮君, unkindly, 無哀情, or 居居, to treat one unkindly, 博待, unknown, 吾知, he is unknown to me, 我唔識佢, unknown to fame, 無名聲, not unknown, 非不知, unlace, 解帶, or 解成, unlace, 起課, or 出課, Unlimited, 不為哀, or 不為酷的, unlawful, 吾合法, or 吾合禮的, or 犯禮的, for an unlawful purpose, 以行犯禮嘅事, Unleash, 放, unleash the dogs, 放裂, unless 若唔係, or 除非, or 上非, unless you wrote wrongly, 莫非寫錯, unless you study, 若你唔學, unlicensed, 未領執照, unlicensed, launches, 未領牌嘅火船仔, unlicensed, Brickshaw, 無牌嘅車仔, an unlicensed on-shop, 施壓, unlike, 唔似, or 不等, or 不一, or 不同, very unlike, 圓絕, or 大不同, quite unlike, 不似真, unlikely, 難以觸摸, very unlikely, 甚不似, unlimited, 無限, or 無景, or 萬言, or 無偽, or 無制, may you obtain unlimited dominion, 比以展局, unload, 出貨, or 卸貨, or 卸貨, forbid unloading, 封窗, to begin to unload, 開窗, to unload, meaning unburden the mind, 解心, unloose, 解粒, or 解開, unlucky, 空, or 唔好彩, or 該揮, or 補運, or 該睡, unlucky days, the third day of the first month is a particularly unlucky day for beginning anything, check 口日, to foretell lucky or unlucky seasons, 今後, have you been so unlucky as to meet the god of cranes, 李仲學神咩, lucky and unlucky, cut 空, or 紅 白, being unlucky for the first of the month, 初一嘆嘆, unlucky early in the day, 早嘆嘆, more unlucky than stealing a cat, 衰過偷貓, how unlucky you are, 李仲衰, unlucky day, 債等, and unlucky omen, 唔好投細, when a nation or a family are about to perish, there are sure to be unlucky omen. 國家將亡必有咬熱, unlucky 烏鴉命, unmanageable, 無法可置, or 難尿, or 管唔住, unmanly, 非大丈夫, or 唔係大丈夫, or 少人哉, unmanly, 無禮, rude and unmanly, 亡浪, why are you so unmanly, 乜咁留舊, unmarried, 無家眷, or 未冠, or 未識, or 未太平, 處 is unmarried, 佢未待平, to remain unmarried, 手折, an unmarried man, 未取者, an unmarried woman, 未嫁者, or 歸女, or 處女, unmeaning, 無意思, or 公辭, or together, unmeaning, 無奢意思, unmerciful, 殘忍, or 無辭心, unmerciful, unmarried, 不該受, or 不公義的, unmitigated, or unmixed, or unmodified, 盡地, or 純粹, unmethodical, 欠檢點, unmindful of, 孤負, unnatural, 易勝, or 反尚, or 生愛, or 性惡, or 欠倫, unnecessary, 不使, or 不使易得, or 不必, or 不需, or 不用, unobjectionable, 不外, unnoticed, or unobserved, 看不出, unoccupied, 遼落, or 空閒, an unoccupied house, 吉屋, or 空屋, unoccupied land, 空地, this house is unoccupied, 這間屋無人住, I am at present unoccupied, 我現時得行, unoffending, 無愛的, or 無害, or 無所傷害, or 無得罪於人, unofficial, 民間, or 不屬官的, or 不屬官職的, an unofficial communication, 不是官民, an unofficial person, 白丁, the government of sages is an unofficial rule, 性人之證,不離而至, unopened, 未開, or 未啟過, or 未拆過, an unopened letter, 未啟之信, unopposed, 無敵, or 無抗拒, unorthodox, 左道, or 邪, unostentatious, 不見跨, unpaid, 未知的, or 未知及, or 未還, unpaid creditors, 未清交債的債主, an unpaid balance, 數美未清, the taxes are still unpaid, 稅響未經交, unpaid purchase money, 未經交價錢, unparalleled, 無比的, or 無傷的, unpardonable, 唔射得粒, or 水洗不清, your offense is unpardonable, 你嘅罪不可射, unparliamentary, 不合議院例的, unpatriotic, 不如意思, or 不合合, unperceived, 未見, or 未葛, or 未知, unpitying, 忽悠, unpleasant, 唔合情, an unpleasant errant, 苦災, an unpleasant taste, 不美的味, an unpleasant smell, 惡臭, unpleasant news, 不長消息, unpolished, 唔光滑滴, he is rough and unpolished, 佢無乜文雅嘅, unpolluted, 不占污, unpopular, 唔得人心, or 得人厭, or 不得民心, unprecedented, 從來冇 unprejudiced, 冇偏, or 虛心, or 無思見, unprepared, 冇準備, or 未防備, unprepared against famine, 未防機, to attack one unprepared, 攻其不備, unprepared for death, 不備死, to be on the point of death and unprepared, 臨死而未備, unpretentious, unprincipled, 無道理, or 無是非嘅心, or 無良心, or 無道, unprincipled man, 不敵, an unprincipled husband, 不正穎嘅丈夫, unprivileged, 未享格外嘅因, unproductive, 無利益, or 唔誠實嘅, or 唔結果, or 虛, unprofitable, 無益, unprofitable employment, 無入息嘅事業, unprofitable study, 何無益書文, unprogressive, 唔前進, unpromising, 無可望, unpromising prospects, 唔好光景, unproperous, 運不皆, or 倒運, profitous or unproperous situation, geometric prospects, 第一, unprovided, 無, or 未有, or 未備, unprovided, with money, 無銀, unprovoked, 未野, unprovoked disturbance, 平地起風波, unravel, 抽益, to unravel a difficulty, 解難, unreal, 不實, an unreal aberration, 虛幻, unreal as a dream, an aberration, a bubble, or shadow, 虛如夢幻炮影, unreasonable, 無情理, or, 唔合理, or 唔入理, or 好慢嘅, or 唔合到, or 不分造白, unreasonableness, 橫易, unreconciled, 未傷好, unrelenting, 無可憐, unreliable, 無譜, or 無譜, unremitting, but hit, unrepentant, 唔悔改, or 唔知改悔, unrepining, 不懷怨, unrequited, 未受賞, unrequited favor, 未報之恩, unreserved, 直白, or 坦義, end of section 84. 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Section 85, unreservedly, 無限, or 全, or 直白, speak unreservedly, 到極, unrestrained, or unrestricted, 無限, or 終之, or 流慢, unrighteous, 德意, unripe, 賊, unripe garments, 賊衣上, unripe, 未熟, or 生的, or 未及時, unripe fruits, unripe fruits, 未熟的果, this fruit is unripe, 這些果生, unripled, 無人比得上, or 無對, or 無比, or 未有可比, unroll, 展開, or 披開, unroof, 擦屋頂, unravelled, 靜, or 安靜, or 不動, mind unravelled, 心靜, or 心平, quite unravelled, 靜到料不得, unruly, 不走法, or 放肆, or 橫逆, unruly passions, 橫逆性情, an unruly child, 放蕩之堂, unsafe, 唔搵, or 險, or 唔安當, there is something unsafe, 有是唔搵, rather unsafe, 唔多搵, unsatisfactory, 唔如意, literally, neither salted nor fresh, 得唔鹹唔淡, unsatisfactory response, 唔搭唔撒, is a most unsatisfactory matter, 係眼尾跳嘅事, unsavory, 無味, or 唔好味, or 淡薄, or 惡味, unsafe, 反口, or 反轉話, unscriptural, 唔合性驚, unscrupulous, 唔瓜類, or 放雕, unseal, 啟風, or 拆風, to unseal a letter, 啟信, to unseal wine jars, that is, to drink, 啟風, unsealable, 唔著事, or 不慎, or 唔合事, to come at an unsealable hour, 唔合事以來, unsealable weather, 唔合事嘅天氣, or 天使反常, unseal, 除惠, unseal worthy, 唔合洗往大陽的, unseal content, 唔著, unseamly, 唔合色, or 唔好意思, or 醜, or 唔合意, or 唔好著, or 不悅目, unselfish, 無私生, or 中, an unselfish minister, 中心, unselfish toil, 校路, unsurpassable, 不可用, or 無意, unsettle, 妖動, or 未定, or 浮沉, a case remaining unsettled, 安緣, unsettled and vague ideas, 蕩陽之見, an unsettled mind, 亂心, unsettled weather, 唔好天, unshaded, 無陰, or 無知, or 無魂遮住, unshadowed, 無魂, unshaken, 唔動, or 唔真, or 定, unshaken in mind, 心定, or 心不易, unshaken fidelity, 中心不易, or 無辯的中心, unshaven, 未替頭, an unshaven lout, 烏頭草, unsheath, 拔出, to unsheath the sword, 拔劍, unsheltered, 無遮蔽, unship, 遊船起貨來, to unship the rudder, 攪起土, unsightly, 冒醜, or 唔好睇, unskillful, 唔好守世, unskilled, 唔關, or 絕, unsociable, 無和氣, or 冷, or 舉舉涼涼, or 不能交好, unsocial, 唔好相交, or 唔喺交接, unshoiled, 未掩污, or 未占污, unssold, 未賣, unsolder-like, 唔和兵士 unsolicited, 未求, or 未問, or 未請, unsolicited to us, 不累, or 唔想, or 不心願, unsolved, 未解, unsophisticated, 唔乖巧, unsound, 唔堅實, of unsound mind, 心性狂亂, unsound doctrines, 唔正嘅理, of unsound health, 身子唔好, unsound constitution, 身子不見, unsparing, 唔愛情, or 唔論 unspeakable, 然不能盡, or 不可說, or 說唔得, or 無辭可言, the unspeakable goodness of God, 上帝之善,無言可達者, unspecified, 未逐一講, or 未逐一開, unspent, 未費, or 未用, or 未盡, unsbuilt, 未經寫, or 未流出, unspilled blood, 未流嘅血, unspiritual, 不履神士, unspoken, 未話過, or 未言, unspotted, or unstained, 無下之, or 純色, or 清純, or 無兼, an unspotted maid, 精女, or 精傑嘅女, an unspotted mind, 純傑嘅心, unspotted purity, literally a flawless gem, 美玉無下, unstable, 唔堅固, or 唔穩當, or 上邊, or 唔定, or 無根, 唔強, or 企不穩, unstable, and vicious, 淫邪, unstamped, 未吸引, or 未蓋印, or 未用印, or 未打印, unstamped, that is unregistered deeds, 白雞, unsteady, 無定鄉, or 唔穩, or 熬熬囂的, or 無貧輪, or 呃呃搖咁, rather unsteady, 唔多穩, an unsteady wind, 邪風, unstainted, 無喊, or 無量, unsubdued, 未復, or 未學, unsubmissive, 唔復, or 唔順從, unsubstantial, 唔實, shadowy and unsubstantial, 有影無形, unsuccessful, 取不賞, or 哼可, unsuitable, 唔著, or 不相宜, or 不入局, or 不應, utterly unsuitable, 甚不相宜, unsolid, 未染過, a family of unsolid reputation, 家世清白, or 家風清白, to retire from office with unsolid hands, 結身去觀, unsurpassed, 未有性過, unsuspected, 不疑, unswerving, 唔變動, unswerving fidelity to duty, 見心終於辦事, untainted, 未染污, untainted virtue, 清德, or 純德, or 精德, untalented, 無本事, or 無才, untamable, 不能養蠢, untamable wild beasts, 不尋嘅野獸, they are untamable, 養佢不尋, untouchable, 唔受教, untampered, 未見水, untanable, 不能保守, untanented, home, and untanented house, 吉屋, unfaithful, 亡因, unthinking, 不思, or 唔小心, unthrown, 廢棍, or 廢位, untidy, 未齊整, or 拉帶, untied, 解結, or 解, or 解開, or 綁鬆, a running knot is easy to untie, 生結而解, until, 知道, or 等到, or 抬及, until now, 代金, or 至金, or 押金, until death, 致死, until 未間的, untimely, 未到期, or 唔合時, untimely death, 短命死, or 要受, untiring, 劫劫, untoward, or untractable, 咬頸, untried, 未試, or 生, untroubled, 無瓜類, or 唔亂, an untroubled mind, 平安的心, or 靜心, untrue, 唔真, untrustworthy, 無口齒, or 不能賴, untruth, 妄談, or 妄言, or 方言, to speak untruth, 說妄, untruthful, 假, he is not entirely untruthful, 他種唔反口嘅, untitled, 未學過, or 未無教, untwist, 解開, or 扭開, untwist the knot, 另立個粒頂, unused, 未用過, or 未洗過, long unused, 狗不用, unusual, 非常, or 非族, or 嬸, or 無常, an unusual character, 生眼子, this is a very unusual character, 個字好深, unusual ability, 奇才, or 意才, unusually, 份外, unusually beautiful, 意才, unusually rainy, 份外多語, un-utterable, 不流雪, or 不可言, un-utterable joy, 起不可言, un-utterable misery, 苦不可言, un-vanguished, 未勝, un-veried, 一樣, un-variated, 無採識, or 一識, un-ventilated, 未通氣, un-violated, 未害過, un-violated, and un-violated engagement, 未背之約, un-voluntable, 潛分, un-veried, 無眷, or 無貴, or 無益, un-veried study literally tied his head to a beam, sun king, samjigeng version, 頭緣良, un-reared in doing good, 行善不眷, un-reared efforts, 牢而不眷, un-vided, 未魂草, or 未好的 un-vided fields, 未好嘅田, un-wait, 未情, or 未度, or 未淚, un-welcome, 唔起接, an un-welcome guest, 唔起見嘅客, an un-welcome news, 北月嘅新聞, un-well, 唔受用, or 有啲唔爽, un-well for some days, 立幾日, slightly un-well, 立立地, I feel un-well, 我見唔受用, feeling a little un-well, 有彩身之憂,