一切經音義 97.379

97.379

Dried pheasant (gānjū: fanqie 巨 + 魚 [jù + yú]. Zheng's commentary on the Rites of Zhou states: "Jū (腒) is dried pheasant." The Shuowen jiezi states: "In the north, preserved poultry (cured meat, pronounced xī) is called jū." It takes the radical 月 with 居 as its phonetic component. The collection uses the character 𰮠 with the component 𠫤; no such character exists in the lexicons).