How do you say tomatoes in Guiyang dialect?

"The cat ate" means tomato in Guiyang dialect.

Tomato. ) is an annual or perennial herb of Lycopersicon of Solanaceae.

0.6-2m high, with mucinous glandular hairs, strong smell, easily lodging stems, pinnately compound leaves or pinnately parted leaves, 2-5cm peduncle of inflorescence, usually with 3-7 flowers, radial calyx and radial corolla, oblate or nearly spherical berries, succulent, and yellow seeds in summer and autumn.

Guiyang dialect, also known as Guiyang dialect. It belongs to the Southwest Mandarin-Sichuan-Guizhou medium-sized film, and is the mainstream dialect in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, with a population of about 5 million. It is a representative dialect in Southwest Mandarin.

The establishment of Guizhou Province in the Ming Dynasty brought the direct rule of the central government to Guizhou, and the subsequent garrison system brought a large number of military immigrants from the Jianghuai area to Guizhou. Guizhou was rich in population in Ming and Qing dynasties, and Guiyang, as the provincial capital, was influenced by the population movement of the four roads, and gradually formed Guiyang dialect.

A brief history of Guiyang dialect

Before the Ming Dynasty, only a small number of Han people lived in Guizhou (Chuanqing people may be early Han immigrants in Guizhou), and the dialects were chaotic, with Miao and other local minority languages as the mainstay, mostly uncivilized ethnic groups.

In the late Ming Dynasty, in order to crusade against the remnants of Yunnan and Mongolia and strengthen the control of scenic spots, in the eleventh year of Yongle (A.D. 14 13), Guizhou was established as a province, named after Guizhou.

Give up the Xuanwei Department of Sizhou and Xuanwei Department of Sinan, and keep the Shuidong Tusi and Shuixi Tusi, both under the jurisdiction of the Chief Secretary of Guizhou. In the late Ming Dynasty, the Chief Secretary of Guizhou led Xuanwei Division, Guiyang, Anshun and Pingyue in Guizhou, and Duyun, Liping, Sizhou, Sinan, Tongren, Zhenyuan and Shiqian.

And moved into a large number of Jianghuai military immigrants, gradually strengthened the central rule, but also brought a strong impact on the "southern tune" of Jianghuai Mandarin in Guizhou. After the population migration between Ming and Qing dynasties, Guiyang dialect was finally formed.