續一切經音義 9.154

9.154

鞾鞵 (The first character has the fanqie 許[腥-生+(匚@一)] [xuē]; [腥-生+(匚@一)] is read like 鞾. The Shiming states: 'Boots were originally barbarian attire, favored and worn by King Wuling of Zhao; derived from 革 with 華 as phonetic.' It is also written as 靴, which is also acceptable. The second character has the fanqie 戶佳 [xié]. The Qieyun states: 'Boots, sandals, and shoes of this class; derived from 革 with abbreviated 膎.' Today it is commonly written as 鞋; 膎 has the same sound as 鞵; 佳 has the fanqie 古鞋 [jiā].).