Ching (Conjunction): Difference between revisions
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* [[sig ming (Verb)]] (/sɪx mɪŋ/) | * [[sig ming (Verb)]] (/sɪx mɪŋ/) | ||
* [[ruoua sig ming (Verb)]] (/rʊoʊɑː sɪx mɪŋ/) | * [[ruoua sig ming (Verb)]] (/rʊoʊɑː sɪx mɪŋ/) | ||
* [[shing (Verb)]] (/ʃɪŋ/) | |||
* [[tring (Noun)]] (/trɪŋ/) | * [[tring (Noun)]] (/trɪŋ/) | ||
* [[tring (Verb)]] (/trɪŋ/) | * [[tring (Verb)]] (/trɪŋ/) | ||
* [[ling (Noun)]] (/lɪŋ/) | * [[ling (Noun)]] (/lɪŋ/) | ||
* [[ring (Noun)]] (/rɪŋ/) | * [[ring (Noun)]] (/rɪŋ/) | ||
Latest revision as of 10:20, 20 April 2026
ching is an conjunction in Qualleish, meaning:
- for
Pronunciation
/tʃɪŋ/
- for
Rhymes
- chaing (Verb) (/tʃɑːɪŋ/)
- ting (Verb) (/tɪŋ/)
- ming (Noun) (/mɪŋ/)
- ming (Verb) (/mɪŋ/)
- ruoua ming (Verb) (/rʊoʊɑː mɪŋ/)
- krey ming (Noun) (/krɛi mɪŋ/)
- krey ming (Verb) (/krɛi mɪŋ/)
- ving (Verb) (/vɪŋ/)
- ruoua ving (Verb) (/rʊoʊɑː vɪŋ/)
- king (Noun) (/kɪŋ/)
- guang ming (Noun) (/xʊɑːŋ mɪŋ/)
- kuing (Verb) (/kʊɪŋ/)
- sig ming (Noun) (/sɪx mɪŋ/)
- sig ming (Verb) (/sɪx mɪŋ/)
- ruoua sig ming (Verb) (/rʊoʊɑː sɪx mɪŋ/)
- shing (Verb) (/ʃɪŋ/)
- tring (Noun) (/trɪŋ/)
- tring (Verb) (/trɪŋ/)
- ling (Noun) (/lɪŋ/)
- ring (Noun) (/rɪŋ/)
