Introduction to the Study of the Chinese Characters, Volumen1Trübner & Company, 1876 - 314 páginas |
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... early Jesuits were accustomed to interpret Chinese characters on the wildest principles . They detected religious mysteries in the most unexpected situations . Kwei " trea- cherous , " is written with kieu " nine , " and above it one of ...
... early Jesuits were accustomed to interpret Chinese characters on the wildest principles . They detected religious mysteries in the most unexpected situations . Kwei " trea- cherous , " is written with kieu " nine , " and above it one of ...
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... early made for convenience in binding , and has nothing to do with difference in intonation . Later , when the Mandarin dialect was formed , a real subdivision of ping sheng into two classes , each characterized by a peculiar intonation ...
... early made for convenience in binding , and has nothing to do with difference in intonation . Later , when the Mandarin dialect was formed , a real subdivision of ping sheng into two classes , each characterized by a peculiar intonation ...
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... early discoveries of civilization to China may well have been the Chinese themselves . The reputed founder of Chinese writing was Tsang kie , who is described in fabulous accounts as minister under the Emperor Hwang + ti , and ...
... early discoveries of civilization to China may well have been the Chinese themselves . The reputed founder of Chinese writing was Tsang kie , who is described in fabulous accounts as minister under the Emperor Hwang + ti , and ...
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... early , " has the meanings , " to scratch , " " to feel an itching sensation , " " to feel uncomfortable in mind or body , ” which are all derived from the root symbolized by this radical . The names of the hand were applied to acts of ...
... early , " has the meanings , " to scratch , " " to feel an itching sensation , " " to feel uncomfortable in mind or body , ” which are all derived from the root symbolized by this radical . The names of the hand were applied to acts of ...
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... early extension of the art of writing , from the ease with which , as in the Babylonian brick inscrip- tions , signs of ideas impressed on a soft substance could be made permanent by baking in a kiln . R. 122. , wang 6 , mang , mam ...
... early extension of the art of writing , from the ease with which , as in the Babylonian brick inscrip- tions , signs of ideas impressed on a soft substance could be made permanent by baking in a kiln . R. 122. , wang 6 , mang , mam ...
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Amoy ancient Asiatic Society bamboo Buddhist called character Chaucer cheng Cheu China Chinese Chinese characters Chinese language chung chwen cloth Crown 8vo Demy 8vo dialects dictionaries dong dynasty earth Edited English F. J. FURNIVALL final GRAMMAR grass Han dynasty hand hiung hwei ideographic initial Japanese kiai Kiang kien kieu king kung kwan Kwang kwei language lower Mandarin MAX MÜLLER meaning modern Mongol mouth occurs Odes original phonetic Picture Poems pronunciation radical rhymes RIG-VEDA root Royal Royal Asiatic Society Sanskrit sense sewed shang SHANGHAI DIALECT sheng shok Shwo Siau silk strokes Sw says symbol Tang Text tone class Translation tung upper vowel W. D. WHITNEY W. W. SKEAT wood words writing written yuen yün yung
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