Chinese Dialects : List with all references

Number: 2022

Chinese etymology: Chinese etymology

Character: 熨

MC description : 臻合三去問影

ZIHUI: 3580 2217

Beijing: yn 3

Jinan: yẽ 3

Xi'an: yẽ 3

Taiyuan: yŋ 3

Hankou: yn 3

Chengdu: yn 3

Yangzhou: yĩ 3

Suzhou: yǝn 12

Wenzhou: y 31

Changsha: yn 31

Shuangfeng: uǝn 31

Nanchang: yn 31

Meixian: jun 3

Guangzhou: uan 32

Xiamen: ut 41

Chaozhou: uk 41

Fuzhou: ouʔ 41

Shanghai: yiŋ 32

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Chinese characters :

Character: 熨

Modern (Beijing) reading: yùn

Preclassic Old Chinese: ʔuts

Classic Old Chinese: ʔwǝć

Western Han Chinese: ʔwǝś

Eastern Han Chinese: ʔwǝś

Early Postclassic Chinese: ʔwɨś

Middle Postclassic Chinese: ʔwɨ̀j

Late Postclassic Chinese: ʔwɨ̀j

Middle Chinese: ʔwɨ̀j

English meaning : to apply (a medicine) [Han]

Russian meaning[s]: 1) гладить (утюгом); 2) натирать(ся) (разогретым лекарственным средством)

Comments: Since Jin used in the combination 熨斗 (MC ʔwɨ̀j-tл́w, ʔüt-tл́w) 'flat-iron, smoothing-iron' which is most probably a Turkic loanword (Turk. *ütü(g)). Standard Sino-Viet. readings are úy (for ʔwɨ̀j), uất (for ʔüt). Mand. has the readings wèi ( < ʔwɨ̀j), yù ( < ʔüt) and a quite irregular reading yùn.

Dialectal data: Dialectal data

Radical: 86

Four-angle index: 5481

Karlgren code: 0525 c

Vietnamese reading: u`i

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