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Etymology: |
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Main Words: 星期 xīngqī week; |
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Discussion and sources The oldest pictograms show unequivocally a basket on a table or altar, and the moon around. It must be interpreted as the time, as the moon, the sun and the stars were used or reckon time in Old China. Pictograms as appear in Wei et al 2013. Wei Li, liu Zhiji y Chen Jiang (魏励, 刘志基, 陈健). Dictionary of the Oracle, Bronze, Seal and Slave characters (甲金篆隶字典). The Commercial Press. Beijing. 2013Gao Jingcheng (高景成). Dictionary of the Origin of the most Common Characters. (常用字字源字典). Language Publishers. Beijing. 2013. |
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