一切經音義 88.95

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麟麕（上栗珍反公羊傳云麟者仁獸也有聖王則至其郊爾雅云麟麕身牛尾一角角端有肉顧野王云牡曰麒牝曰麟說文從鹿粦聲亦作𪊺下軌筠反公羊傳云有麋而角劉兆云麞也毛詩云野有𣦸麕說文云此𰪡文麕字正從鹿囷省聲俗通作麇並同）。

麟麕 (lin jun: the first is fanqie 栗珍. The Gongyang zhuan says: 'The lin is a benevolent beast; when a sage king appears, it arrives at the suburban altars.' The Erya says: 'The lin has the body of a jun, the tail of an ox, and a single horn with flesh at the tip.' Gu Yewang says: 'The male is called qi, and the female is called lin.' Shuowen jiezi says: 'It takes 鹿 [deer] as semantic and 粦 as phonetic.' It is also written 𪊺. The second character is fanqie 軌筠. The Gongyang zhuan says: 'It has the form of a mi-deer with horns.' Liu Zhao says: 'A river deer (zhang).' The Shijing says: 'In the wilds lies a dead jun.' Shuowen jiezi says: 'This is the seal-script form of the character jun, correctly taking 鹿 [deer] as semantic and the abbreviation of 囷 as phonetic.' It is commonly and interchangeably written 麇, both being identical).