Taxonomy of meanings for 舄:
- 舄 xì (OC: shjaaɡ MC: siɛk) 思積切 入 廣韻:【同舄 】
- 舄 xì (OC: sqaɡ MC: siɛk) 思積切 入 廣韻:【履也崔豹古今注云以木置履下乾腊不畏泥濕故曰舄也 】
- 舄 què (OC: skhaɡ MC: tsʰiɐk) 七雀切 入 廣韻:【人姓纂文云古鵲字 】
Additional information about 舄
說文解字:
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- FOOTWEAR
1. The most general current word for a shoe is jù 屨, later in Han times lü 履.
2. Xì 舄 refers to leather shoes with wooden soles that were particularly worn on ritual or formal occasions.
3. Jī 屐 refers to wooden clogs suitable for bad weather.
4. Xǐ 屣 refers to straw-made slippers worn inside.
5. Jué 屩 refers to straw sandals worn outside, suitable for long walks.
6. Xié 鞋 is rare in pre-Han times and refers to leather shoes that are tied with shoelaces.
NB: For the parts of shoes see HUANG 758