Analysis of Chinese Characters
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This combination is not explained in the Shuo Wen, but the etymology is not difficult to trace. It is something which is not ^^ /eiS according to one's desire j& hsin^ ; therefore it causes sorrow.
541 sAangS To wound, to injure, distress.
'f _ ^ Je^^ Riadical No. 9. a man.
^ shang^, Phonetic, to wound. (W. 101 B.) To wound with a spear. ^ shang^, was the original writing. The ^ yang', — 197 which, means to expand, glorious, the rays ^ of the sun, rising above the horizon fi i, — was phone...tic.
Now all that remains of the ^ shil^, are the two strokes, /- above ^ yati^, the radical A jen^, takes its place on the left.
^^ she*, To forgive, to pardon.
ijfe ch'ih*, Radical No., 155, a reddish carnation color- (W. 60 N.) It is composed of ■iz ta*, a man, and >fi.
hud', fire. It may mean the blush of shame, or it may mean the flush of anger.
;fe pV Phonetic, to rap, to tap (W. 43 D.) The right hand holding a rod. It is the 66th radical. It has here no phonetic significance. It generally indicates action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
175.
This combination is not explained in the Shuo Wen, but the etymology is not difficult to trace. It is something which is not ^^ /eiS according to one's desire j& hsin^ ; therefore it causes sorrow.
541 sAangS To wound, to injure, distress.
'f _ ^ Je^^ Riadical No. 9. a man.
^ shang^, Phonetic, to wound. (W. 101 B.) To wound with a spear. ^ shang^, was the original writing. The ^ yang', — 197 which, means to expand, glorious, the rays ^ of the sun, rising above the horizon fi i, — was phone...tic.
Now all that remains of the ^ shil^, are the two strokes, /- above ^ yati^, the radical A jen^, takes its place on the left.
^^ she*, To forgive, to pardon.
ijfe ch'ih*, Radical No., 155, a reddish carnation color- (W. 60 N.) It is composed of ■iz ta*, a man, and >fi.
hud', fire. It may mean the blush of shame, or it may mean the flush of anger.
;fe pV Phonetic, to rap, to tap (W. 43 D.) The right hand holding a rod. It is the 66th radical. It has here no phonetic significance. It generally indicates action.
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