Introduction to the Study of the Chinese Characters, Volumen1Trübner & Company, 1876 - 314 páginas |
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... side is the ark and on the right are the signs for eight and for persons . The day for this mode of explaining the Chinese characters has gone by . The form of the characters made use of for explanation in this work is the modern . This ...
... side is the ark and on the right are the signs for eight and for persons . The day for this mode of explaining the Chinese characters has gone by . The form of the characters made use of for explanation in this work is the modern . This ...
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... side . " The side of a bench or wall might give origin to the idea " squareness , " and might receive the name bom as an imitation of the sound of striking against it . The peck , teu " of ten pints , " is also called fang . R. 23. C ...
... side . " The side of a bench or wall might give origin to the idea " squareness , " and might receive the name bom as an imitation of the sound of striking against it . The peck , teu " of ten pints , " is also called fang . R. 23. C ...
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... side to receive something represented by certain strokes between them . At the foot of characters two hands are frequently represented by . See 315 , 308 , 367 , 490 , 498 , 861 , 854 . The upper part of tseu , " offer a petition or ...
... side to receive something represented by certain strokes between them . At the foot of characters two hands are frequently represented by . See 315 , 308 , 367 , 490 , 498 , 861 , 854 . The upper part of tseu , " offer a petition or ...
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... side by side form the modern contracted character . R. 30. k'eu , k'ok , kit , gap . A picture of the human mouth . Also a phonetic 51 . To the above sounds may added k'ung , kam . The reason of this variety of sounds is found in the ...
... side by side form the modern contracted character . R. 30. k'eu , k'ok , kit , gap . A picture of the human mouth . Also a phonetic 51 . To the above sounds may added k'ung , kam . The reason of this variety of sounds is found in the ...
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... side of the upper stroke an additional downstroke . Words under this radical are classed from connexion , not in meaning but in form only . This is because probably the character had originally a physical sense now lost , and was ...
... side of the upper stroke an additional downstroke . Words under this radical are classed from connexion , not in meaning but in form only . This is because probably the character had originally a physical sense now lost , and was ...
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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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