伯 {bà}

1. hegemon
2. tyrant
3. lord
4. feudal chief
5. to rule by force
6. to usurp
7. (in modern advertising) master

伯 baak³ {bó}

1. father's elder brother
2. senior
3. paternal elder uncle
4. eldest of brothers
5. respectful form of address
6. Count, third of five orders of nobility 五等爵位

伯 baak³ {bǎi}

one hundred (old)

伯公 baak³ gung¹ {bó gōng}

grandfather's elder brother

伯爺〔-爷〕 baak³ je¹ {bó yé}

father

伯母 baak³ mou⁵ {bómǔ}

(noun) General polite term to call friend's or someone's mother

伯牙 baak³ ngaa⁴ {bó yá}

Bo Ya, a minister of Jin Kingdom during Spring and Autumn Period

伯娘 baak³ noeng⁴ {bó niáng}

aunt (the Cantonese way of calling father's older brother's wife)

伯婆 baak³ po⁴ {bó pó}

1. father's aunt 2. husband's aunt

伯伯 baak³ baak³ {bó bo}

1. father's elder brother
2. uncle

伯都 baak³ dou¹ {bó dū}

tiger (ancient, dialect)

伯父 baak³ fu⁶ {bó fù}

1. father's elder brother
2. term of respect for older man
3. CL: 個

伯傑〔-杰〕 baak³ git⁶ {Bó jié}

1. (name) Berger
2. Samuel Berger, former US National Security Advisor under President Carter

伯恩 baak³ jan¹ {Bó ēn}

Bern or Berne, capital of Switzerland (Tw)

伯樂〔-乐〕 baak³ lok⁶ {Bó Lè}

1. Bo Le (horse connoisseur during Spring and Autumn Period)
2. a good judge of talent
3. talent scout

伯勞〔-劳〕 baak³ lou⁴ {bó láo}

shrike

伯母 baak³ mou⁵ {bó mǔ}

1. wife of father's elder brother
2. aunt
3. (polite form of address for a woman who is about the age of one's mother)
4. CL: 個

伯顏〔-颜〕 baak³ ngaan⁴ {Bà yán}

1. Bayan (name)
2. Bayan of the Baarin (1236-1295), Mongol Yuan general under Khubilai Khan, victorious over the Southern Song 1235-1239
3. Bayan of the Merkid (-1340), Yuan dynasty general and politician

伯莎 baak³ saa¹ {Bó shā}

Bertha (name)

伯叔 baak³ suk¹ {bó shū}

1. father's brother (uncle)
2. husband's brother (brother-in-law)

伯爵 baak³ zoek³ {bó jué}

1. earl
2. count
3. earldom or countship (old)

伯爺公〔-爷-〕 baak³ je¹ gung¹ {bó yé gōng}

old man

伯爺婆〔-爷-〕 baak³ je¹ po² {bó yé pó}

old woman

伯爵茶 baak³ zoek³ caa⁴ {bó jué chá}

Earl grey tea

伯賽大〔-赛-〕 baak³ coi³ daai⁶ {Bó sài dà}

Bethsaida (city)

伯特蘭〔--兰〕 baak³ dak⁶ laan⁴ {Bó tè lán}

Bertrand (name)

伯多祿〔--禄〕 baak³ do¹ luk⁶ {Bó duō lù}

Peter (Catholic transliteration)

伯克利 baak³ hak¹ lei⁶ {Bó kè lì}

Berkeley

伯恩斯 baak³ jan¹ si¹ {Bó ēn sī}

1. Burns (name)
2. Nicholas Burns (1956-), US diplomat, Under-secretary at US State Department from 2005

伯爾尼〔-尔-〕 baak³ ji⁵ nei⁴ {Bó ěr ní}

Bern, capital of Switzerland

伯利恆〔--恒〕 baak³ lei⁶ hang⁴ {Bó lì héng}

Bethlehem (in the biblical nativity story)

伯利茲〔--兹〕 baak³ lei⁶ zi¹ {Bó lì zī}

Belize

伯勞鳥〔-劳鸟〕 baak³ lou⁴ niu⁵ {bó láo niǎo}

shrike (family Laniidae)

伯明翰 baak³ ming⁴ hon⁶ {Bó míng hàn}

Birmingham

伯南克 baak³ naam⁴ hak¹ {Bó nán kè}

1. Bernanke (name)
2. Ben Shalom Bernanke (1953-), US economist, Chairman of Fed from 2006

伯特蘭德〔--兰-〕 baak³ dak⁶ laan⁴ dak¹ {Bó tè lán dé}

Bertrand (name)

伯恩茅斯 baak³ jan¹ maau⁴ si¹ {Bó ēn máo sī}

Bournemouth, UK

伯里克利 baak³ lei⁵ hak¹ lei⁶ {Bó lǐ kè lì}

Pericles (c. 495-429 BC), Athenian strategist and politician before and at the start of the Peloponnesian war

伯叔祖父 baak³ suk¹ zou² fu⁶ {bó shū zǔ fù}

1. father's father's brother
2. great uncle

伯叔祖母 baak³ suk¹ zou² mou⁵ {bó shū zǔ mǔ}

1. father's father's brother's wife
2. great aunt

伯仲叔季 baak³ zung⁶ suk¹ gwai³ {bó zhòng shū jì}

1. eldest
2. second
3. third and youngest of brothers
4. order of seniority among brothers

伯仲之間〔---间〕 baak³ zung⁶ zi¹ gaan¹ {bó zhòng zhī jiān}

almost on a par

伯拉第斯拉瓦 baak³ laai¹ dai⁶ si¹ laai¹ ngaa⁵ {Bó lā dì sī lā wǎ}

Bratislava, capital of Slovakia