琴
Translingual
Etymology
Jade pendants with the phonetic jin below
Han character
琴 (radical 96 玉+8, 12 strokes, cangjie input 一土人戈弓 (MGOIN), four-corner 11207)
- guqin (Chinese seven-stringed zither, historical and original usage)
- piano (modern usage, most commonly used meaning)
- zither
- string instrument (can apply to zithers or lutes)
- musical instrument (for example, 手风琴 [accordion])
References
- KangXi: page 735, character 11
- Dai Kanwa Jiten: character 21079
- Dae Jaweon: page 1147, character 8
- Hanyu Da Zidian: volume 2, page 1119, character 7
- Unihan data for U+7434
Korean
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Noun
琴 (traditional and simplified, Pinyin qín (qin2))
- zither
- a stringed instrument
Derived terms
- 布祖基琴 (buzujiqin)
- 电子琴 (dianziqin)
- 独弦琴 (duxianqin)
- 风琴 (fengqin)
- 钢片琴 (gangpianqin)
- trad. 鋼琴, simpl. 钢琴 (gangqin)
- 古琴 (guqin)
- 胡琴 (huqin)
- 口琴 (kouqin)
- 雷琴 (leiqin)
- 六角琴 (liujiaoqin)
- 柳琴 (liuqin)
- 马林巴琴 (malinba qin)
- 梅花琴 (meihuaqin)
- 手风琴 (shoufengqin)
- 提琴 (tiqin)
- 奚琴 (xiqin)
- trad. 揚琴, simpl. 扬琴 (yangqin)
- 鐘琴 (zhongqin)
- 琴瑟
- trad. 琴絃, simpl. 琴弦
Min Nan
Noun
琴 (traditional and simplified, POJ khîm)
- zither
Descendants
- Burmese: ခင် (khìn) (borrowed)[1]
References
- ^ Myanmar-English Dictionary (1993, Myanmar Language Commission; republished 1996, Dunwoody Press)