一切經音義 89.176

89.176

骸柩（上音諧劉兆注公羊傳云骸骨也顧野王云身體之骨[撼-咸+(句-口+夕)]名曰骸說文從骨亥聲下求救反字書正從匚作匛有屍在棺曰柩禮記云在棺曰柩說文從匚久聲或從木籀文作匶也）。

骸柩 (the first character is pronounced hái). Liu Zhao's commentary on the Gongyang zhuan says: 'Hái means bones.' Gu Yewang says: 'The bones of the body as a whole are called hái.' The Shuowen [indicates that] it takes 骨 as radical and 亥 as phonetic. The second character has the fanqie: 求 + 救 [jiù]. Character dictionaries properly write it with 匚 as 匛; when there is a corpse in a coffin, it is called a jiù. The Liji says: '[A corpse] in a coffin is called a jiù.' The Shuowen [indicates that] it takes 匚 as radical and 久 as phonetic; it is sometimes written with 木, and the great seal script writes it as 匶.