Continuing my series on Chinese negatives
Showing posts with label fei. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fei. Show all posts
Friday, 19 October 2012
Saturday, 10 March 2012
Royal wives and concubines - FEI
Fei is a word often translated as Princess but bear in mind it refers to someone who is bound in a relationship to another aristocrat. I rather suspect the radical tang form started with an aspirate p or it was something like that sound in Fuji that occassionally gets transliterated as a H so you see Huzi instead of Fuji in some texts.
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classical chinese,
concubine,
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hakka,
hanzi,
hi. kisaki,
japanese,
kanji,
mandarin,
min,
princess,
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