一切經音義 13.8

13.8

[犛-ㄆ+(敲-高)]牛（夘包反又音毛山海經云潘侯之山有獸狀如牛而四節生毛名曰犛牛郭璞注曰牛背膝髀尾皆有長毛說文云西南夷長耄音毛牛也從牛從𠩺省聲也）。

Maoniu [yak] (fanqie: mao- + -bao; also pronounced mao. The Shanhaijing says: 'On Mount Panhou there is a beast shaped like an ox whose four joints grow long hair, named the yak [maoniu].' Guo Pu's commentary says: 'Its back, knees, thighs, and tail all have long hair.' The Shuowen says: 'A long-haired ox of the southwestern barbarians.' It takes 'ox' and an abbreviated form of 𠩺 as phonetic).