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Modern items (with GB Chinese)
Modern item work file (includes raw Thai definitions, corpus pointers) Modern sorted work file (includes cooked Thai definitions) Middle Chinese items (GB / Big5 Chinese) Search tools: Search modern/Middle Chinese (English, Thai, Karlgren numbers) Expand Pou73 refs
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Notes These are full (but in-progress) data sets. Chinese roots and cognates fall into two groups: | |
Modern items. These are the result of relatively modern
(<200 years) sea-going immigration from Southern China; mostly
Teo Chew, with some Hokkien and misc. others.
The data set is based largely on [Pranee83], with additions from [Gong00]. More about modern loans. | |
Middle (sometimes called ancient,
as opposed to archaic) items.
These are likely to be the result of Tai - Chinese contact in the
first half of the first millennium. However, direction of borrowing
is not certain, and it is likely that some terms come from a third, earlier
source, which also gave rise to Austronesian.
The Chinese references are circa 601 CE.
The data set is based on [Prapin76], who incorporates Egerod. | |
References: | |
[Prapin76] Prapin Manomaivibool. (1976) A Study of Sino-Thai Lexical Correspondences.. (PhD. dissertation) University of Washington. | |
[Pranee83] Pranee Gyarunsut. (1983) Chinese Loanwords in Modern Thai.. (MA. dissertation) Chulalongkorn University (2526, in Thai). ISBN 974-562-838-7 | |
[Gong00] GONG Qunhu (2000) A List of Swatow Loanwords in Thai. From unpublished PhD dissertation, posted at at http://gong.tongtu.net. |