The paper explores the semantic developments of “KU”故 in Min dialects, and argues that the adverbial usages of “still” and “once more” of “KU” in Min dialects came form Old Chinese “KU”故 which meant “because” originally and got the meaning of “once more” by homophonic borrowing and further semantic extension. In proposes also that there were a parallel development between the words ”FU”復and “HUAN”還, which witnessed the same historical grammaticalization of “still” and “once more”. It is because words of the same category usually share the similar direction of grammaticalizaiton that we are able to identify the word which initiated the change, in this case the “KU”故is suggested, by mutual comparison.