Kôn-chṳ̂
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- kap-chṳ́
- yet-chhiú
- piáng-yìm
- tên-mâu
- vú-sìn
- kí-sṳ
- kâng-ńg
- sîn-vi
- ngìm-sṳ̂n
- kui-yû
- kap-sut
- yet-hoi
- piáng-chṳ́
- tên-chhiú
- vú-yìm
- kí-mâu
- kâng-sìn
- sîn-sṳ
- ngìm-ńg
- kui-vi
- kap-sṳ̂n
- yet-yû
- piáng-sut
- tên-hoi
- vú-chṳ́
- kí-chhiú
- kâng-yìm
- sîn-mâu
- ngìm-sìn
- kui-sṳ
- kap-ńg
- yet-vi
- piáng-sṳ̂n
- tên-yû
- vú-sut
- kí-hoi
- kâng-chṳ́
- sîn-chhiú
- ngìm-yìm
- kui-mâu
- kap-sìn
- yet-sṳ
- piáng-ńg
- tên-vi
- vú-sṳ̂n
- kí-yû
- kâng-sut
- sîn-hoi
- ngìm-chṳ́
- kui-chhiú
- kap-yìm
- yet-mâu
- piáng-sìn
- tên-sṳ
- vú-ńg
- kí-vi
- kâng-sṳ̂n
- sîn-yû
- ngìm-sut
- kui-hoi
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