thien

thien [R. phien, at the side; selfish; unfair; = col. phiⁿ].
thien-thien-á m̅, doggedly refuses; doggedly will not.  thien-á m, id.

thien 顛:[R. tien, crazy; mad].
thien-thien tho̍h-tho̍h, talking or behaving in an absurd and extravagant way, as if mad or drunk (v. tho̍h).

thien (esp. T.)
thien-thé, = thiên-thé, fond of idleness, finery, and nice things (v. thiên).

thiên (cf. T. thien) ―.
thiên-thé, fond of idleness, ease, and lazy amusements; very slow at work, or refusing a job because of preferring to lie about doing nothing; fond of wearing fine things, and dainty about one's food, as a spoiled child or idle young fellow; fond of luxurious idleness, having everything for him done by servants; affecting too much style; said also of a beggar who has got as much as he wants, and is now making himself at ease and jolly.
siuⁿ-thiên-thé, extremely fond of idleness, lazy luxury, &c.
to--teh thiên-thé, lying about idly doing nothing.