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A Study on Initials j, q, x in Han Yin Ji Zi

Author: BiZuo
Tutor: FanXinGan
School: Central China Normal University
Course: Chinese Philology
Keywords: Initials j, q, x Fine , see group Known chapter group Lexical diffusion
CLC: H116
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2006
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Abstract


The the \credibility. Wuhan dialect Southwest Mandarin, the voice system Mandarin rather own personality. The \The \group. Specifically, the the j initials mainly from the Middle Ages all clear initials. q initials from the the medieval times Qing initials. x initials mainly from the medieval fine tooth head tone, fine spur voice and guttural. In addition, the group, Cheng, from the mother where the level tone becomes aspirated q, Tonal words, becomes the unaspirated j. From the finals of the open, hekou relations point of view, see group fine group, and guttural opening rhyme becomes j, q, x. Know, chapter group in rhyme of hekou will become j, q, X_o view from other times of the finals, Third, Fourth and Cuba rhyme most likely to lead to the formation of j, q, x. Medieval second rhyme word itself, though not with [i] and [y] rhyme head, but once the rhyme head can also see group j, q, x. The Wuhan dialect as a representative of the Southwest Mandarin largely experienced a similar sound change process and Mandarin. Many regularity of sound change in Mandarin, the \Special \From the \This is essentially a phenomenon of Literary and Colloquial Readings The Accent resistance formed by the common language assimilation. In addition, \This is a relatively common phenomenon in Chinese. Also recorded in the Han Dynasty and set the word \\Completed a hundred years ago, Wuhan dialect bisects the yin and yang \

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