茶 caa⁴ {chá}

1. tea
2. tea plant
3. CL: 杯,壺

茶煲 caa⁴ bou¹ {chá bāo}

(n.) a tea pot; a tea kettle; (slang) a way to refer to someone who is troublesome

茶芥 caa⁴ gaai³ {chá jiè}

tea and wasabi, a term to refer to sauces, tea, pickles and wet wipes etc. provided to customers in eateries

茶隔 caa⁴ gaak³ {chá gé}

infiltrator of tea leaves; tea strainer

茶羹 caa⁴ gang¹ {chá gēng}

teaspoon

茶居 caa⁴ geoi¹ {chá jū}

tea house

茶腳〔-脚〕 caa⁴ goek³ {chá jiǎo}

left over tea

茶瓜 caa⁴ gwaa¹ {chá guā}

gherkin

茶果 caa⁴ gwo² {chá guǒ}

steamed glutinous rice dumpling

茶粿 caa⁴ gwo² {chá guǒ}

Tea cake / Char-Guo, a Haka style steamed buns

茶油 caa⁴ jau⁴ {chá yóu}

Tea oil; tea seed oil

茶園〔-园〕 caa⁴ jyun⁴ {chá yuán}

Tea plantation

茶寮 caa⁴ liu⁴ {chá liáo}

tea house

茶水 caa⁴ seoi² {chá shuǐ}

Tea and water

茶盅 caa⁴ zung¹ {chá zhōng}

a gaiwan, a Chinese tea bowl which comes in a set complete with a lid and saucer, used for infusing and drinking tea

茶磚〔-砖〕 caa⁴ zyun¹ {chá zhuān}

Tea brick

茶包 caa⁴ baau¹ {chá bāo}

tea bag

茶杯 caa⁴ bui¹ {chá bēi}

1. teacup
2. tea-glass
3. cup
4. mug
5. CL: 隻

茶匙 caa⁴ ci⁴ {chá chí}

teaspoon

茶錢〔-钱〕 caa⁴ cin² {chá qián}

1. tip
2. gratuity
3. money for tea

茶點〔-点〕 caa⁴ dim² {chá diǎn}

1. tea and cake
2. refreshments
3. tea and dimsun 點心, traditional Hong Kong lunch

茶袋 caa⁴ doi² {chá dài}

tea bag

茶道 caa⁴ dou⁶ {chá dào}

1. Japanese tea ceremony
2. sado

茶花 caa⁴ faa¹ {chá huā}

camellia

茶坊 caa⁴ fong¹ {chá fáng}

teahouse

茶房 caa⁴ fong⁴ {chá fáng}

1. waiter
2. steward
3. porter
4. teahouse

茶鹼〔-碱〕 caa⁴ gaan² {chá jiǎn}

Theophylline

茶几 caa⁴ gei¹ {chá jī}

1. small side table
2. coffee table
3. teapoy (ornamental tripod with caddies for tea)

茶具 caa⁴ geoi⁶ {chá jù}

1. tea set
2. tea service

茶經〔-经〕 caa⁴ ging¹ {Chá jīng}

the Classic of Tea, first monograph ever on tea and its culture, written by 陸羽 between 760-780

茶缸 caa⁴ gong¹ {chá gāng}

mug

茶館〔-馆〕 caa⁴ gun² {chá guǎn}

1. teahouse
2. CL: 家

茶葉〔-叶〕 caa⁴ jip⁶ {chá yè}

1. tea
2. tea leaves
3. CL: 盒,罐,包,片

茶樓〔-楼〕 caa⁴ lau⁴ {chá lóu}

1. tearoom
2. teahouse
3. dimsum restaurant (Hong Kong)

茶陵 caa⁴ ling⁴ {Chá líng}

Chaling county in Zhuzhou 株洲, Hunan

茶藝〔-艺〕 caa⁴ ngai⁶ {chá yì}

the art of tea

茶農〔-农〕 caa⁴ nung⁴ {chá nóng}

tea grower

茶色 caa⁴ sik¹ {chá sè}

1. dark brown
2. tawny

茶樹〔-树〕 caa⁴ syu⁶ {chá shù}

1. tea tree
2. Camellia sinensis

茶壺〔-壶〕 caa⁴ wu² {chá hú}

1. teapot
2. CL: 把

茶會〔-会〕 caa⁴ wui² {chá huì}

tea party

茶碗 caa⁴ wun² {chá wǎn}

teacup

茶隼 caa⁴ zeon² {chá sǔn}

1. kestrel
2. common Eurasian falcon (Falco tinnunculus)

茶晶 caa⁴ zing¹ {chá jīng}

1. yellow quartz
2. topaz

茶座 caa⁴ zo⁶ {chá zuò}

1. teahouse
2. tea-stall with seats
3. tea-garden or teahouse seat

茶莊〔-庄〕 caa⁴ zong¹ {chá zhuāng}

tea shop

茶杯碟 caa⁴ bui¹ dip² {chá bēi dié}

a saucer

茶餐廳〔--厅〕 caa⁴ caan¹ teng¹ {chá cān tīng}

a café which serves food

茶果嶺〔--岭〕 caa⁴ gwo² leng⁵ {chá guǒ lǐng}

Cha Kwo Ling, a place in Hong Kong

茶水房 caa⁴ seoi² fong² {chá shuǐ fáng}

Pantry

茶水間〔--间〕 caa⁴ seoi² gaan¹ {chá shuǐ jiān}

Pantry

茶藨子 caa⁴ biu¹ zi² {chá biāo zi}

gooseberry

茶館兒〔-馆儿〕 caa⁴ gun² ji⁴ {chá guǎn r}

a teashop

茶褐色 caa⁴ hot³ sik¹ {chá hè sè}

1. dark brown
2. tawny

茶葉蛋〔-叶-〕 caa⁴ jip⁶ daan² {chá yè dàn}

tea egg (egg boiled with flavorings which may include black tea)

茶陵縣〔--县〕 caa⁴ ling⁴ jyun⁶ {Chá líng xiàn}

Chaling county in Zhuzhou 株洲, Hunan

茶話會〔-话会〕 caa⁴ waa⁶ wui² {chá huà huì}

tea party

茶敘會〔-叙会〕 caa⁴ zeoi⁶ wui² {chá xù huì}

tea-time talk

茶點時間〔-点时间〕 caa⁴ dim² si⁴ gaan³ {chá diǎn shí jiān}

1. tea break
2. tea and dimsun 點心, traditional Hong Kong lunch

茶飯不思〔-饭--〕 caa⁴ faan⁶ bat¹ si¹ {chá fàn bù sī}

1. no thought for tea or rice (idiom); melancholic and suffering
2. to have no appetite

茶飯無心〔-饭无-〕 caa⁴ faan⁶ mou⁴ sam¹ {chá fàn wú xīn}

1. no heart for tea or rice (idiom); melancholic and suffering
2. to have no appetite

茶葉末兒〔-叶-儿〕 caa⁴ jip⁶ mut⁶ ji⁴ {chá yè mò r}

tea leaves powder

茶餘飯後〔-余饭后〕 caa⁴ jyu⁴ faan⁶ hau⁶ {chá yú fàn hòu}

leisure time (over a cup of tea, after a meal etc)

茶馬古道〔-马--〕 caa⁴ maa⁵ gu² dou⁶ {Chá mǎ gǔ dào}

old tea-horse road or southern Silk Road, dating back to 6th century, from Tibet and Sichuan through Yunnan and Southeast Asia, reaching to Bhutan, Sikkim, India and beyond

茶馬互市〔-马--〕 caa⁴ maa⁵ wu⁶ si⁵ {Chá mǎ hù shì}

old tea-horse market between Tibet, China, Southeast Asia and India, formalized as a state enterprise under the Song dynasty

茶胸斑啄木鳥〔-----鸟〕 caa⁴ hung¹ baan¹ doek³ muk⁶ niu⁵ {chá xiōng bān zhuó mù niǎo}

(Chinese bird species) fulvous-breasted woodpecker (Dendrocopos macei)