Originally posted by nightingale8472
What's a sibok?
[Sibak] is Cantonese meaning teacher-elder uncle. A senior teacher in the same generation as your teacher.
[Sidai] is Cantonese meaning younger brother. A fellow student who started studying after someone in the same generation of students.
[Sifu] is the Cantonese for Shifu, teacher-father.
[Sigung] is Cantonese meaning teacher-grandfather. The teacher's teacher.
[Sigungbak] is Cantonese meaning a grand-teacher's older brother. A senior individual in the same student generation as a teacher's teacher.
[Sigungsuk] is Cantonese meaning a grand-teacher's younger brother. A junior individual in the same student generation as a teacher's teacher.
[Sihing] is Cantonese meaning elder brother. A fellow student who started studying previously to an individual.
[Sijo] is Cantonese meaning teacher-ancestor. Used to mean the teacher of the teacher's teacher. Sometimes used to mean the founder of a Chinese martial art style. Sometimes used as Tai sijo meaning great teacher-ancestor.
[Sijuk] is Cantonese meaning teacher-nephew. A student of a junior or senior teacher of one's teacher's generation.
[Simo] is Cantonese meaning teacher-mother. It is sometimes used as sifu's wife.
Sisuk] is Cantonese meaning teacher-younger uncle. Used to refer to a teacher who is junior in status to one's teacher.
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