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| − | <WL>黾(F黽) [měng] (古) frog (蛙); (radical 205, 黾部); (姓) [mǐn] 黾勉 exert oneself@@ [ | + | <WL>黾(F黽) [měng] (古) frog (蛙); (radical 205, 黾部); (姓) [mǐn] 黾勉 exert oneself@@ [miǎn] (=渑) [méng] cf. 黽 |
#i4 | #i4 | ||
| − | + | The simple-form character 黾 (8 strokes) is an abbrev. of the full-form character 黽 (13 strokes), omitting the interior the full-form strokes. | |
| − | The simple form 黾 | + | Note: The simple form 黾 is an abbrev. (rather like 龟), hundreds of years old (at least), included in the dictionary 《字彙》 (1615 AD). |
| − | The | + | The Shuōwén Seal form of 黾/黽(𪓑) měng ‘frog’ (青蛙) is said to combine 它() shé ‘snake’ (蛇) depicting the reptilian/amphibian head, with a shape like 卵() luǎn ‘egg’ depicting the female frog's fat belly full of jelly and eggs (DYC); the old graph 𪓝() adds 𠬞() for the forelegs. |
| + | Note: 黾/黽(𪓑) měng ‘frog’ has the same 它() shé ‘snake’ head as 龟(龜) guī ‘tortoise/turtle’, but a big belly instead of the carapace/shell; note the dot at the top of the old forms 𪓑(), lost in the modern forms 黾/黽. | ||
| + | Compare: 卵() luǎn ‘egg’ (abbrev. of 黽); 申(𦥔) shēn ‘flexible/stretch’ (伸), 坤() kūn ‘female’ (☷䷁). | ||
| + | Compare: 蛙(鼃) wā ‘frog’ (as in the common modern word 青蛙 qīngwā ‘frog’). | ||
| + | Compare: 蝇(蠅) yíng ‘fly (insect)’ (苍蝇); 鼍(鼉) tuó ‘alligator’; 绳(繩) shéng ‘rope’. | ||
| + | The simple form of radical 205 of the 214 Kāngxī radicals, 黾 is classified under 黽. | ||
#rW.108c K.AD632 D.7.4768.2 KX..1523.10 B.078.1.07 WHY...48 E.0 | #rW.108c K.AD632 D.7.4768.2 KX..1523.10 B.078.1.07 WHY...48 E.0 | ||
| − | # | + | #c口电日乚 |
#y mahn/ | #y mahn/ | ||
</WL> | </WL> | ||
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