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Cook, R.S. 1995, "The etymology of Chinese <i>Chén</i>", in Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area, vol. 18, no. 2, pp. 1-232. cite.

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Allen, Barnard, Baxter, Benedict, Beyer, Bradley, Brown, Carr, Caughley, Das, Ferlus, Glover, Anon, Hangin, Hansson, Henderson, Karlgren, Keightley, Koerber, La, Li, Marrison, Matisoff, Miller, Nguyên, Norman, Pulleyblank, Qu, Shafer, Simon, Sivin, Sun, Takashima, Wolfenden, Bailey, Bhat, Hari, Judson, Mainwaring, Tayeng, Taylor, Luce,

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