| 六 Jun 7th 2013, 23:01 | | | | Line 5: | Line 5: | | | * {{qualifier|Chinese financial form}}: [[陸]] or [[陆]] | | * {{qualifier|Chinese financial form}}: [[陸]] or [[陆]] | | | | | | | − | ===Phonosemantic Interpretation=== | + | ===Phonosemantic interpretation=== | | | | | | | − | [[w:Old_Chinese|Old Chinese]] [[w:Old_Chinese_phonology#Initials|Initial]] *l- lends semantic value '''Continuum'''. [[w:Old_Chinese_phonology#Vowels|Vowel]] *-o- lends semantic value '''Curvature''' or '''Curve and surround/envelop'''. {{liushu|p}} of a tall mound that curves in stretching at length. Six may be regarded as a [[w:Chinese_characters#Transformed_cognates|borrowed meaning]], or as via the idea of a number stretching beyond five (the natural end of a counting unit, the five fingers of one hand). Source: [http://www.kanjinetworks.com/eng/kanji-dictionary/online-kanji-etymology-dictionary.cfm?kanji_id=LOK01 Howell & Morimoto] | + | [[w:Old_Chinese|Old Chinese]] [[w:Old_Chinese_phonology#Initials|Initial]] {{IPAchar|/*l-/}} lends semantic value '''Continuum'''. [[w:Old_Chinese_phonology#Vowels|Vowel]] {{IPAchar|/*-o-/}} lends semantic value '''Curvature''' or '''Curve and surround/envelop'''. {{liushu|p}} of a tall mound that curves in stretching at length. Six may be regarded as a [[w:Chinese_characters#Transformed_cognates|borrowed meaning]], or as via the idea of a number stretching beyond five (the natural end of a counting unit, the five fingers of one hand). Source: [http://www.kanjinetworks.com/eng/kanji-dictionary/online-kanji-etymology-dictionary.cfm?kanji_id=LOK01 Howell & Morimoto] | | | | | | | | ===Han character=== | | ===Han character=== |
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Alternative forms[edit] - (Chinese financial form): 陸 or 陆
Phonosemantic interpretation[edit] Old Chinese Initial /*l-/ lends semantic value Continuum. Vowel /*-o-/ lends semantic value Curvature or Curve and surround/envelop. Pictogram (象形) of a tall mound that curves in stretching at length. Six may be regarded as a borrowed meaning, or as via the idea of a number stretching beyond five (the natural end of a counting unit, the five fingers of one hand). Source: Howell & Morimoto Han character[edit] 六 (radical 12 八+2, 4 strokes, cangjie input 卜金 (YC), four-corner 00800, composition ⿱亠八) - six
References[edit] See also[edit]
Cantonese[edit] Etymology[edit] From Old Chinese *rjuk, from Proto-Sino-Tibetan *t-ruk (compare Classical Tibetan drug) 六 (jyutping luk6, Yale luk6)
六 (POJ liuk, Guangdong liuk7; luk7 [Bao'an, Dongguan, Hong Kong], Hagfa Pinyim liug5) References[edit]
Japanese[edit] 六 (grade 1 "Kyōiku" kanji) - six
Readings[edit] Compounds[edit] | | | - 六情 (rokujou):
- 六親 (rokushin):
- 南斗六星 (nantorokusei):
- 六大州 (rokudaishuu): the six continents
- 六道 (rokudou):
- 六日 (muika): sixth day of the month
- 六波羅蜜
- 六部
- 六辺形 (rokuhengei): hexagon
- 六分 (roppun):
- 六方 (roppou):
- 六法全書 (roppouzensho):
- 六本 (roppon):
- 六面体 (rokumentai):
- 六曜 (rokuyou):
- 六連星 (rokunensei):
- 六連発 (rokunenpatsu):
- 六腑 (robbu):
- 三面六臂 (sanmenroppi):
- 八面六臂 (hachimenroppi):
- 六韜三略 (rikutousanryaku):
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References[edit] | | | - New Nelson: 371
- Halpern: 1965
- Halpern Learners: 1244
- Heisig: 6
- Tuttle Kanji Dictionary: 2j2.2
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- Source: EDICT and KANJIDIC files licensed by the Electronic Dictionaries Research Group.
Etymology 1[edit] The ablaut form of mi "three", which it doubles. 六 (hiragana む, romaji mu) - six
Derived terms[edit] Etymology 2[edit] Alternative forms[edit] - 陸 (used in legal documents)
Pronunciation[edit] - IPA: /ro.kuꜜ/, [ɽo̞˨.kɯᵝ˦]
六 (hiragana ろく, romaji roku) - six
- a name of a hole of a wind instrument
六
Eumhun:
- Sound (hangeul): 륙(육) (revised: ryuk (yuk), McCune-Reischauer: ryuk (yuk), Yale: lyuk (lyuk))
- Name (hangeul): 여섯 (revised: yeoseot, McCune-Reischauer: yŏsŏt, Yale: yeses)
- six
Mandarin[edit] Pronunciation[edit] 六 (pinyin liù (liu4), Wade-Giles liu4) Numeral[edit] 六 (traditional and simplified, Pinyin liù) - six
Middle Chinese[edit] Han character[edit] 六 (*liuk)
Min Nan[edit] 六 (POJ lio̍k, la̍k) References[edit]
Vietnamese[edit] Han character[edit] 六 (lục, lúc, lúc, lụt)
Latin Alphabet: luoˋ Zhuyin Fuhao: ㄌㄨㄛˋ  |  |
