Translingual
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Pronunciation
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Rime
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Character
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㣿
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㣿
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㣿
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Reading #
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1/3
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2/3
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3/3
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Initial (聲)
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端 (5)
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章 (23)
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端 (5)
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Final (韻)
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蕭 (93)
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陽 (107)
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青 (127)
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Tone (調)
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Rising (X)
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Checked (Ø)
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Checked (Ø)
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Openness (開合)
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Open
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Open
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Open
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Division (等)
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IV
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III
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IV
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Fanqie
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都了切
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之若切
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都歷切
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Baxter
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tewX
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tsyak
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tek
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Reconstructions
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Zhengzhang Shangfang
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/teuX/
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/t͡ɕɨɐk̚/
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/tek̚/
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Pan Wuyun
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/teuX/
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/t͡ɕiɐk̚/
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/tek̚/
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Shao Rongfen
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/teuX/
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/t͡ɕiɑk̚/
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/tɛk̚/
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Edwin Pulleyblank
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/tɛwX/
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/cɨak̚/
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/tɛjk̚/
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Li Rong
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/teuX/
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/t͡ɕiak̚/
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/tek̚/
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Wang Li
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/tieuX/
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/t͡ɕĭak̚/
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/tiek̚/
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Bernard Karlgren
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/tieuX/
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/t͡ɕi̯ak̚/
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/tiek̚/
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Expected Mandarin Reflex
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diǎo
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zhuo
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di
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Expected Cantonese Reflex
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diu2
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zoek3
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dik1
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Definitions
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㣿
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Etymology
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From Proto-Tungusic *ʒȫr. Cognate with Manchu ᠵᡠᠸᡝ (juwe, “two”).
㣿 (zhuo)
- two
References
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- Andreas Hölzl (2019) “A wedding ceremony of the Kyakala in China: Language and ritual”, in International Journal of Diachronic Linguistics and Linguistic Reconstruction[1], volume 16, page 133