User:Frigoris/Disyllabic given names in OC

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Possible Disyllabic Morphemes in Pre-Qin Names

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  • 嬰齊 (OC *qeŋ zliːl/zliːls) possibly not disyllabic, 嬰 = chain, chord (jewellery); 齊 = dress, lower garment?
  • 州鳩 (OC *tju ku), 州仇 (OC *tju ɡu), possibly not disyllabic, as > (OC *tju), hence 洲鳩 from the Shijing.
    • but see 朱勾 (OC *tjo koː), who was non-Chinese
    • 州吁 (OC *tju qʰʷa/ɢʷas), aka. 祝吁 (OC *tjuɡ qʰʷa/ɢʷas), possibly sandhi'ed.
  • 夜姑 (OC *laːɡs kaː) ~ 射姑 (OC *laːɡs/laːɡ kaː) ~ la ka ~ ka la, cf.: (OC *qʰlaːʔ), 於菟 (OC *qaː daː), legendary place name 姑射 (OC *kaː laːɡs/laːɡ), also tiger 於檡 (OC *qaː rlaːɡ)
  • 蒯聵 (OC *kʰruːds ŋɡruːds)
  • 夷吾 (OC *lil ŋraː/ŋaː) ~?possibly not disyllabic?~ 宜臼 (OC *ŋral ɡuʔ) ~ 杵臼 (OC *ŋ̊ʰjaʔ ɡuʔ)

Other names

Foreign-origin

Pre-Han

  • (OC *teː) of 鼓 (狄) (Zuozhuan, Year XV of Zhao)
    • >? (OC *b·ron)鞮氏 of Xiongnu? (Hanshu) >? (OC *kʰa, *qʰa) (OC *ren) (OC *deː, *deːs) (Houhanshu) > 赫連 (MC xaek ljen)
    • *ɢen.eː > ʰa-ren.eː ? or as some sort of prefix to *en.eː ?
    • see also: 閼氏 (OC *qran kje), 焉支 (OC *qran kje); as /*k.deʔ/, as /*ke/
    • Name of the same person recorded as (OC *qonʔ, *qons) (OC *kje) /*oʔ.ke/ in the Guoyu.
    • Other (possibly related) names:
      • (OC *ko) (OC *kje) ~ /*ko.ke/
      • (OC *ŋraː, *ŋaː) (OC *reːls, *rel, *rels) ~ /*ŋ(r)a.raj(s)/
  • 由余 (OC *lɯw la), cf. Middle Chinese 嘍囉 (MC luw la)

Han era