Tóngtóng HSK4

child

  • edit character approved — "Slightly changed wording" by Prismcool
    Hint
    Depicts a chisel tool (辛) piercing through a person's eye (目). This was usually given as punishment to male criminals. 東 was added later to represent the sound. Based on the original meaning "male criminal". The meaning later shifted to "boy servant" (now written as 僮) and "child". Depicts a tool (辛) piercing through a person's eye (目). This was usually given as punishment to criminals. 東 was added later to represent the sound. Based on the original meaning "male criminal". The meaning later shifted to "boy servant" (now written as 僮) and "child".
    Components
    • Iconic
      • hint: Depicts a chisel-like tool. Depicts a tool for torture.
    Sources
    • 季旭昇《說文新證》p.166
    • 漢語多功能字庫
    • + 陳靖《兩周古文字編注》p.855
    • - 許進雄《新編進階甲骨文字典: 甲骨文發現120周年紀念版》p.114

    Changed: hint, components, sources

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  • edit character approved — "criminals" by Prismcool
    Hint
    Depicts a chisel tool (辛) piercing through a person's eye (目). This was usually given as punishment to male slaves. 東 was added later to represent the sound. Based on the original meaning "male criminal". The meaning later shifted to "boy servant" (now written as 僮) and "child". Depicts a chisel tool (辛) piercing through a person's eye (目). This was usually given as punishment to male criminals. 東 was added later to represent the sound. Based on the original meaning "male criminal". The meaning later shifted to "boy servant" (now written as 僮) and "child".

    Changed: hint

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  • edit character approved — "Added source " by Prismcool
    Sources
    • 季旭昇《說文新證》p.166
    • 漢語多功能字庫
    • + 許進雄《新編進階甲骨文字典: 甲骨文發現120周年紀念版》p.114

    Changed: sources

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  • edit character approved — "Reworked etymology " by Prismcool
    Hint
    Phonosemantic compound. 辛 represents the meaning and 東 represents the sound. Based on the original meaning "boy servant". The meaning later shifted to "child". Depicts a chisel tool (辛) piercing through a person's eye (目). This was usually given as punishment to male slaves. 東 was added later to represent the sound. Based on the original meaning "male criminal". The meaning later shifted to "boy servant" (now written as 僮) and "child".
    Original meaning
    boy servant male criminal
    Components
    • Iconic
      • hint: (empty) Depicts a chisel-like tool.
      • type: meaning iconic
    • Sound
      • hint: (empty) Modern form looks like 里.
    • + Iconic
    Stroke fragments (simplified)
    • Component 2: 6-12 6-9
    • Component 3: 6-12

    Changed: hint, original meaning, components, strokes (simp), fragments (simp), images

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  • edit character approved — "verify, add sources" by Peter Olson
    Hint
    Depicts a tool (辛) piercing through a person's eye (目). This was usually given as punishment to criminals. 東 was added later to represent the sound. Based on the original meaning "male criminal". The meaning later shifted to "boy servant" (now written as 僮) and "child". Phonosemantic compound. 辛 represents the meaning and 東 represents the sound. Based on the original meaning "boy servant". The meaning later shifted to "child".
    Original meaning
    male criminal boy servant
    Components
    • Meaning
      • hint: Depicts a tool for torture. (empty)
      • type: iconic meaning
    • Sound
      • hint: Modern form looks like 里. (empty)
    • - Iconic
    Strokes (simplified)
    12 strokes
    12 strokes

    Source: animcjk dong

    Sources

    Changed: hint, original meaning, verified, components, sources, strokes (simp), fragments (simp), images

    edit character by Peter Olson