Bulletin"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 50
Page 230
B zu etc .; scores of examples ) , and therefore it was undoubtedly ń in Arch . Chin
. ( whereas in . 12 was Arch . dental n , developed into palatal ú only in Anc . Chin
. ) . We may then obtain an organically satisfactory solution . In the Archaic ...
B zu etc .; scores of examples ) , and therefore it was undoubtedly ń in Arch . Chin
. ( whereas in . 12 was Arch . dental n , developed into palatal ú only in Anc . Chin
. ) . We may then obtain an organically satisfactory solution . In the Archaic ...
Page 274
Anc . Chin . had ts- , ts'- , dz'- but no dz- ; Arch . Chin . possessed dz- as well , but
it has been worn down to 2- in Anc . Chin .: Arch . * * zjang Phon . in if * dziang
Anc . #jang Phon . in i zịang So much for the lost dental initials . They were d- and
...
Anc . Chin . had ts- , ts'- , dz'- but no dz- ; Arch . Chin . possessed dz- as well , but
it has been worn down to 2- in Anc . Chin .: Arch . * * zjang Phon . in if * dziang
Anc . #jang Phon . in i zịang So much for the lost dental initials . They were d- and
...
Page 363
In the latter case , the Arch . final įu has survived down to Anc . Chin . In the
former case , a parasitic a has crept in before the u ( as in German hūs > hus ) :
Div . I 217. * u ( Anc . au ) Div . III 218. * iu ( Anc . iu ) That this is correct is
confirmed by ...
In the latter case , the Arch . final įu has survived down to Anc . Chin . In the
former case , a parasitic a has crept in before the u ( as in German hūs > hus ) :
Div . I 217. * u ( Anc . au ) Div . III 218. * iu ( Anc . iu ) That this is correct is
confirmed by ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
according already appendix Arch army became become belonged biographies capital Ch'en Chang characters Chin Chinese Chou Chung clan commandery corresponding defeated dialects dynasty edition Emperor existed fact Feng finals former forms gentry gives Grand guttural hand hie sheng hien historian Huai River imperial important indicate initials Kan-on kien king küan Kuang-wu kung later Mand Mang's means mentioned Nan-yang obtained occur officials original passed persons Phon placed prefecture present probably proved reading reason rebellion reconstruction records remaining rimes River rule seems Shï short situated spelled supra Table troops Tung type words various vowel Wang Mang writes Yellow yün
Bibliographic information
| Title | Bulletin |
| Authors | Östasiatiska museet, Östasiatiska samlingarna (Stockholm, Sweden) |
| Publisher | The Museum, 1954 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 17 Aug 2011 |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |