Words pronounced as ngoi2: Ai, 叆, ami, ami, ai, 娨, 叆, ai, 娨, endure, alas, ai, kai (different pronunciation, the correct pronunciation is hoi2)
Suitable names are: Miao (cloud mist, dusk mist, smoke mist, auspicious mist), Ai (amiable, amiable), Kai, Ai (Ai Ran, Ai Ai snow), 叆 (叆叇, 叆叆, 椤氲叆叇, Refers to the dim appearance of clouds)
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Radical of Kai: Jin
Homophones: Hai, Kai (kai), Kai, Kai, Ji, Wei, Ya, Kai, Wei,
The Cantonese spelling of the Hong Kong Linguistic Society: hoi2 (high tone)
Related words: armor, armored horse
English: armor
Listen to the pronunciation online: http ://humanum.arts.cuhk.edu.hk/Lexis/lexi-can/
I am a Cantonese professor at an American university. After checking many Chinese character books, the Cantonese pronunciation of this character is the same as "海" The words have the same pronunciation and the same tone.
Boys’ names can use the word “armor”.
Reference materials:
Huang Xiling: "Cantonese Pronunciation Collection" (rearranged edition) (Hong Kong: Chung Hwa Book Company, 1991)
Compiled by Li Zhuomin: "Li's "Chinese Dictionary" (Second Edition) (Hong Kong: Chinese University Press, 1989)
Edited by Zhou Wuji and Rao Bingcai: "Cantonese Standard Phonetic Vocabulary" (Hong Kong: The Commercial Press, 1988)
He Wenhui and Zhu Guofan edited: "Cantonese Pronunciation Vocabulary" (Second Edition) (Hong Kong: Hong Kong Educational Books Company, 2001)