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64.0 手
SC=11, FS=2 TS=14

VN-F021D
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Review Comments

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Description
Submitter
Evidence
EVIDENCE
WS2021 v5.0
[ Unresolved ]
Is there any explanation on why this character has 崇 as a component?
WANG Yifan
SAT
2023-07-27 01:54:03 UTC
Evidence
EVIDENCE
WS2021 v5.0
[ Unresolved ]
The dictionary, Giúp Đọc, just explains the structure: "thủ" = 手 and the phonetic, "sùng" 崇. The final, 'ung' of 崇 is an exact match, so I guess the question is about the initial "s-". There are certainly many cases where the phonetic is not an exact match, but the use of "s-" here to represent a velar does seem to be an outlier. Possibly this is a borrowing from an older stage of Chinese that contained a velar (at least according to Baxter-Sagart reconstructions). For example, "sen" (lotus) is thought to be derived from 蓮, which they reconstruct as *k.[r]ˤe[n]. Similarly, the word river, "sông" is thought to be derived from an earlier Austroasiatic word similar to Mon "kruŋ". Perhaps in some circumstances, the velar was retained.
Lee COLLINS
Vietnam
2023-07-27 03:01:56 UTC
Evidence
NEW_EVIDENCE
WS2021 v5.0
[ Unresolved ]
Seen in the PUA font of Surveying and Mapping of Jiangxi(江西) Province, U+EE9A.
Xieyang WANG
Individual
2023-09-24 09:28:37 UTC

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Glyph Changes

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VN-F021D
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Raw Info
groupV
SourceVN-F021D
CodeF021D
Rad64
Strk11
FS2
TS14
IDS⿰扌崇
Var.N/A
EvidenceVN-F021D.jpg
Readinggùng
NoteN/A
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