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一切經音義 48.111

一切經音義 48.111

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Classical Chinese

48.111

鐵𭪿(今作𠲿又作觜同子累反廣雅𭪿口也字書𭪿鳥喙也或有作𭉨撿諸書史无此字唯傅𣫖七激詩云𭉨埴飲泉作此字音與吮同似兖反)。

Iron beaks (鐵𭪿: now written as 𠲿, or as 觜, the same zi + lei fan; the Guangya says: 'Zui [𭪿] means mouth'; dictionaries say: 'Zui means a bird's beak'; some write it as 𭉨; searching through all historical texts there is no such character, except in Fu Xuan's poem "Seven Stimulations", which has 𭉨埴飲泉 written with this character, pronounced the same as shuan [吮], si + yan fan).

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