The word "husband" means that the husband corresponds to the wife's "husband". Once married, a man is the "husband" of the bride. Instead of the usual "husband and children" → "Dabu/Bojinan" (meaning: boy), "husband" usually uses the phonetic words: Ang; ; Once wrote: Weng.
But now people believe that the word "husband" can also be pronounced as ang, which means: husband.
Fu, pinyin fu(f and h are the same initial, which can be dropped), remove the initial f, transition to u, add rhyme n/ng after searching, and the sound changes to: ang (that is, un/ung → chain change: an/ang). Righteousness: Husband.
Husband →ang 1 sai3 (a part of Guangdong Heluo dialect; Meaning: husband).
It's important for a woman to marry a husband, isn't it? Anyway, you can often hear this kind of spectrum in rural Guangdong.
As for "Zhamou" →za 1 bhou4 (pronounced in Guangdong Heluo dialect, bhou is diphthongs, and the sound of "Zabhou" is less pronounced as bhou: girl; Female man; Wife; In short, first of all, women, sometimes unmarried girls, sometimes: wives; Can you find other words, such as "wife" and "aunt", which are also pronounced "za bhou"? Still need to screen and explore);
Girls → za1bhou4;
Woman → za1bhou4;
Daughter-in-law →za 1 bhou4 (meaning: this pronunciation means: wife; When "daughter-in-law" is pronounced as "Simbu", it means: son's wife);
A part of Heluo dialect in Guangdong.
Daughter-in-law, pinyin xi, x→z initials Heluo sound exists, transits to Zi, and is linked into za, which is homophonic with "Zha", and the homophonic word is Zha;
Bandage → Some people pronounce it as: bao1zan2; But the pronunciation of the text is heard more: baoza bandage → wrapped iron (pronunciation);
Some Conditions of Guangdong Heluo Dialect with Wen as the Mainstream Tone