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Chinese
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stagger; sway from side to side; jump
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stagger; sway from side to side; walk rapidly
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trad. (踉蹌)
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踉
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蹌
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simp. (踉跄)
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踉
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跄
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alternative forms
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踉蹡/踉𬧀
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Etymology
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Pronunciation
Rime
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Character
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踉
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踉
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蹌
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Reading #
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1/3
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3/3
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1/1
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Initial (聲)
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來 (37)
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來 (37)
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清 (14)
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Final (韻)
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陽 (105)
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陽 (105)
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陽 (105)
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Tone (調)
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Level (Ø)
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Departing (H)
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Level (Ø)
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Openness (開合)
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Open
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Open
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Open
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Division (等)
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III
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III
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III
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Fanqie
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呂章切
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力讓切
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七羊切
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Baxter
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ljang
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ljangH
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tshjang
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Reconstructions
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Zhengzhang Shangfang
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/lɨɐŋ/
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/lɨɐŋH/
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/t͡sʰɨɐŋ/
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Pan Wuyun
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/liɐŋ/
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/liɐŋH/
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/t͡sʰiɐŋ/
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Shao Rongfen
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/liɑŋ/
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/liɑŋH/
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/t͡sʰiɑŋ/
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Edwin Pulleyblank
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/lɨaŋ/
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/lɨaŋH/
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/t͡sʰɨaŋ/
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Li Rong
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/liaŋ/
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/liaŋH/
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/t͡sʰiaŋ/
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Wang Li
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/lĭaŋ/
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/lĭaŋH/
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/t͡sʰĭaŋ/
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Bernhard Karlgren
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/li̯aŋ/
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/li̯aŋH/
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/t͡sʰi̯aŋ/
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Expected Mandarin Reflex
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liáng
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liàng
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qiāng
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Expected Cantonese Reflex
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loeng4
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loeng6
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coeng1
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Zhengzhang system (2003)
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Character
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踉
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踉
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蹌
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Reading #
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2/3
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3/3
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1/1
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No.
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8049
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8050
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1134
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Phonetic component
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良
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良
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倉
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Rime group
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陽
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陽
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陽
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Rime subdivision
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0
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0
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0
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Corresponding MC rime
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亮
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鏘
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Old Chinese
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/*raŋ/
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/*raŋs/
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/*sʰaŋ/
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Verb
踉蹌
- to totter; to stagger
Derived terms