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# 一切經音義 56.183

一切經音義 56.183

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [56.183](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2128.56.183)

鸕鶿（郎都反下又作鶿同才資反字林鸕鶿似鷁而黑水鳥也𭪿頭曲如鈎食魚此鳥胎出從口內吐出一產八九中國或謂之水鴉鷁音五歷反）。

> 鸕鶿: (Fanqie: 郎 + 都 \[láng-dū\]; the second character is also written as 鶿; fanqie: 才 + 資 \[cái-zī\]). The Zilin states: 'The cormorant resembles a teal and is black; it is a water bird. Its throat and head are curved like a hook, and it feeds on fish. This bird gives birth through the mouth, vomiting them out, giving birth to eight or nine at one brood. In the central plains, people sometimes call it the water crow.' The pronunciation of 鷁 is the fanqie: 五 + 歷 \[wǔ-lì\]).  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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