Contionary:川: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 01:20, 15 August 2024

Hanmun: 천 ; Latin: cen

(Dan'a'yo) IPA: /t͡ɕen/

Note: 'River' is difficult to achieve consensus on. Koreans use 江 as the default word, though many places have 川 in the name. In Japan, everything is a 川. But in China, 河 is common. Vietnamese has a native word, but 江 is listed as the old spelling. This character was chosen because it is so easy to write, while 江 takes the Japanese meaning of cove/inlet.

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川

Gavgyukk hondzú: Year 1, number 27.

(Sino-Magyar) IPA:

川 (Cyrillic: јо)

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+== [[Dan'a'yo]] ==
+{| class="floatright wikitable"
+! colspan="2" | Fact Table
+|-
+! 中
+| [[単亜語/HSK/4|HSK/4]]
+|-
+! 日
+| [[単亜語/常用/1|1]]
+|-
+! 韓
+| [[単亜語/敎育用基礎漢字/中|中]]
+|-
+! colspan="2" | {{C|SKIP/1/1/2}}
+|-
+! colspan="2" | {{C|Radical/47}} (巛)
+|-
+! Swadesh
+| 152
+|}
+<!-- Score:811//-->
+=== Alternative Forms ===
+Hanmun: {{C|천}} ; Latin: {{C|cen}}
+=== Pronunciation ===
+(''Dan'a'yo'') [[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: /t͡ɕen/
+=== Noun ===
+# river
+* Note: 'River' is difficult to achieve consensus on.  Koreans use {{C|江}} as the default word, though many places have 川 in the name.  In Japan, everything is a 川.  But in China, {{C|河}} is common.  Vietnamese has a native word, but 江 is listed as the old spelling.  This character was chosen because it is so easy to write, while 江 takes the Japanese meaning of cove/inlet.
+{{Aquatiki}}
+[[Category:Dan'a'yo nouns]]
 ==Sino-Magyar==
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