Females in Chinese Script

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21 February 2012 4:03 PM Jennifer Ball, Sept. 3, 2010

Females in Chinese Script

by Jennifer Ball February 16, 2011

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Why is Y at the end of our alphabet? Because its not a pretty picture. In Chi-

nese, besides meaning slave girl, our Y shape also means bifurcated, forked.

Y is the shape of a fork or anything with two prongs spread apart. The spreadis key to Y. A yawn is made by spreading open the lips of the mouth. To yaw

is to deviate from course. Ya can also can mean yes: Yah! which is what slaves

of any sex must say.

The following Chinese characters are those that have any kind of relation-

ship to females, including body parts and denitions that characterize females.

This is a work-in-progress.


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What do neon and breasts have in common?

They both grab peoples attention.

The B-shaped Chinese character (nai3) is acknowledged asa womans breasts when the woman radical is in front, but

without the radical it means thereupon. Why do you suppose

thereupon uses the symbol for breasts? Because birth is the

next thing that happens to a pregnant woman. It is cause and

effect in action: a precept of life, and therefore can be counted

upon. Following this are the characters that use this B-shaped

Chinese character (nai3).After that are characters that use the woman or mother

radical, or somehow denote female by denition.

ear of grain; owering, luxuriant; rened, elegant, graceful xiu4 (sau3)persuade, entice, induce; guide you4 (jau5)

different, to distinguish you4 (ngaa4

zaau5)

weeds, tares; undesirable, evil you3 xiu4 (jau5to accumulate; to amass; to store up, superior, handsome, rened, eminent jun4ya2 (zeon3)

to be pregnant, to conceive, non-classical form yun4 (zaan6)

Sinograph Meaning Pronunciation Mandarin (Cantonese)

from www.MandarinTools.com


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blessings, happiness reng2 (jing4)to speculate; to conjecture; to assume; to make an intelligent guess; to fathom, (of awoman) beautiful, used in girls name duo3 (do2)

heap; buttress; battlements duo3 (do2)chop by pounding, mince, hash duo4 (do2)

clown chou3 (cau2) little girl (she has no milk) niu1 (nau2) mother; female elders; female (she does) mu3, mu2, wu3 wu2(mou5)

each, every mei3, mei4 (mui5)

give birth to; bring up, educate yu4 (juk1) to move pan2 (po4 pun4) (Cant.) feminine sufx na3 (naa2)

labrus, moving sh mou2 (mau4)Wikipedia says, Labrus is a genus of wrasses of the Labridae family....The wordwrasse comes via Cornish from the Welsh word gwrach meaning an old woman or hag.

a plumpy; fat face hui4, wei4, xue3 (bik1, fui3) (ancient form of) to insult, to ridicule wu3 (mou5)

millipede n4 (no Cant.)


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plump, voluptuous, beautiful yan4 (jim6) bound feet chan2zu2

to cut, pare, trim, shave xian3 (hin2) beautiful luan2, lian4 (lyun5)(non-classical form of) (interchangeable) to admire; toremember (old days, etc.), exquisite; ne, to obey; obedient; to comply, (same as) to bind;binding, used in girls name lian4 (lyun2)

bells hung on a horse luan2 (lyun4)

happy, glad; enjoyable; music le4, yue4, yao4, luo4, liao2 (lok6,

ngaau6, ngok6)

(ancient form) chaos; distraction; confusion, confused, continuous; uninterruptedtotie together, to manage - luan2 (lyun4)

barbarian, barbarous, savage; bullying; very; quite; rough; reck-less man2 (maan4)

jealous (looks like penis envy) mo

du4 (dou3)

risk, brave, dare mao4, mou4, mo4 (mak6 mou6)

in contravention of; to offend (a superior, elder, etc.) (same as) incautious; rash; imprudent mao4 (mou6)

to emit, brave, bold, to cover, to go forward with eyes covered, to

risk, to rush upon, to put forth, to issue forth (same as )mao4 (mou6)


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be jealous of, be envious mao4(mou6)

prostitute,harlot chang1(coeng1) ga teof hea ven, m ain gateof palace chang1, tang1 (co eng 1)

lightofsun;good,proper chang1(coeng1) guide,leader;lead,introduce,initiate,instigate,introduce,lead,initiate chang4,chang1 (coeng1coeng3)

mad,wild,reckless,unruly chang1(coeng1)

vessel chang1(coeng1)

iris,sweetflag,calamus chang1(coeng1)()the silvery pomfret, Stromateoides argenteus

chang1 (coeng1

tofeedaprisoner(adishoflight?hope?) wen1,yun4(no

Cant.given)

oldwoman;lower-classwoman()ao3(ou2,wan2)

uglywoman:(vaginaasbigasmouth?)(NotMandarin.Cantoneseonly:leoi5)

oldwoman,hag yu4,yu3(jyu2)


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dumb(onomatopoeiaMandarinTools) banoaccent,ba1(baa1baa6)

womanly, (same asyan3, ancient form) exquisite; ne,used in girls name, clever; bright; nimble, cute; lovable yi4 (zaap1)

glamorous, beautiful, sexy, voluptuous yan4 (jim6) irregular and prominent teeth pa2 (baa1 paa4)

atter, charm mei4 (mei4 mei6)

beautiful mei3 (Mandarin Text Project)

beautiful mei3 (mei5) very fragrant; luxurious; beautiful the Philippines fei1, fei3, fei4(fei1 fei2)

(simp:)

beautiful; pretty; magnicent; elegantli4 or 2

(lai6 )

beautiful, ne (sprouts growing on mortar with self inside?) xu4yu4 (jyu6 zeoi6)


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gorgeous, resplendent (literally owery color) hua1, hua2 hua4,cai3

gorgeous (leather plus ower) wei3 (wai4 wai5)

beautiful, lovely, pretty, graceful chan2 (sim4 sin4)

attentitively, carefully, lady ying1 (jing1)

brindled ox; clear; eminent luo4 (lok3)

polish; bright, radiant; smiling can4 (caan3) three women, beautiful things can4 (caan3)

adultery. (Three women can only be beautiful if they compart-

mentalized synecdochically into concepts, as above.) jian1 (gaan1)

quarrel; dispute (Wikitionary) nan2 (ancient form of U+59E3U+5B0C)handsome; pretty, cunning, meretricious allurements, to insult; to disgrace, licentious; proigate;

lewd; (Cant.) amorous, in love with.

beautiful, handsome, prettyjiao1 jiao3 xiao2 (gaau2 haau4)


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obedient; united ruo4 (no Cant. given) to connect zhuo2 (no Cant given)

(same as

) a kind of drill for sowing grain, to till

lands lou2 lou3 (laau5)

drill for sowing grain lou2, lou3 (lau4) the profundity of the harem, the mysterious and profound of theforbidden palace, the ourishing and exuberant of the ame

dan3 tan2 (taam4)

sincere; real, true; truth dan3 dan4 (taan2) to cut; to hack; to reap, to strike; to attack, to chastise rebels dan3

(tan2)

linger, walk to and fro huai2, hui2 lady, female court ofcial qiang2 (coeng4) return, turn around; a time; language hui2 (wui4)

culture; writing; formal; literary; gentle wen2, wen4 (man4 man6)

rustic; low; base; mean base bi3 (pei2)

used in girls name, a womans countenance; features sha4,

zha4 (saap3)

beautiful and strong jian4 mei3 (gin6 mei5)strong, robust, healthy; strength + beautiful, pretty; pleasing


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relatives by marriage, marriage connections: yin1 (jan1) sodomy; to bugger (gei1 in Cantonese)

(non-classical form of)a girl; a little girl (naau in Cantonese)

wife of fathers younger brother shen3 (sam2) Concubine. The rst character is to be. The second is under.zai4 xia4

Widow (someone who is crystallized. Think frigid.) shuang1(soeng1 sung1)

Infant, baby, bother ying1 (jing1)

Juggle frolic, play, amuse, play withshua3 (saa2)

(Thats woman on the bottom and beard on the top.

secure, sound (see latching on?); satisfactory, appropriatetuo3 (toto5)

same as pregnant to conceive yuan4 (lai1, zaan6) soft and meek, weak, to arrange, to regulate nian3 (nin2) end of spine; buttocks, sacrum kao1 (haau1) change, convert, reform; -ize (variant of) hua4, hua1(faa3)

distant and indistinguishable yao3 (miu5) (sun in sky makes ithard to see)


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purpose, aim; excellent zhi3 (zi2)(sun underneathdusk?is better time to see)

nun ni2 (nei4) little girl ni1, ni2 (nei4)

What do nuns and little girls have in common?

female of species; deep gorge pin4 (pan5) a camel; humpbacked; to carry on the back tuo2 (to4) (same as ) hornless cattle tuo2 (to4)

(same as VEA3E30 ) hornless cattle tuo2 (to4)

the female of certain animals such as horses, a mare cao3(cou2)

a big mule (same as ) an ass; a donkey lou2, l2(laau4 lou4)

offspring of a stallion and a she-mule ju4 (geoi6) (same as U+978D ) saddle; a saddle-like terrain or thing(Cant. only

ngon1)

saddle; any saddle-shaped object an1 (on1) to rob; to loot; to plunder lou3 lu4 (laau2)


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And from http://talaqa.com/chinese/chinese-english-dictionary/

lust after, act indecently; lewd xie4 (sit3) (a woman whowants to make a new generation?)

jealous; to envy; jealously ao4, bie2 (ou3)

a bird-cage nu2 (nou4)

damp, boggy, marshy ru4, ru2 (jyu5 jyu6)


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Plus Im working my way through these iin Chinese Text Project (through 30, itwent out of the window).


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http://mandarin.dsturgeon.net/dictionary.

http://www.chinese-tools.com

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki

http://ctext.org/dictionary.pl?if=en

http://www.mandarintools.com/http://www.mdbg.net

http://talaqa.com/chinese/chinese-english-

dictionary

http://www. google.com

Some concrete examples of key words.

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