ALL  所有的

COMMON so that of NONE NOT.
EACH OFEACH ONE OFEVERY ONE OFEVERY SINGLEONE OF EVERYEVERYEACH AND EVERY
Antonym
Hypernym
  • COMMONEXISTING IN MANY THINGS OR PLACES.
    • EXISTBE-IN the UNIVERSE of SPACE AND TIME.
      • BE INRELATION between a THING AND what that THING FILLS OR PART:partially FILLS.
        • RELATIONFEATURE of TWO OR MORE THINGS TOGETHER....
    Hyponym
    • AND ALL of TWO THINGS OR ACTIONS OR FEATURES.
      • NONETHELESS AND, CONTRARY to what one EXPECTS.
      • WITH AND TOGETHER [GRAMMAR]
      • BUT AND, CONTRARY to OR DIFFERENT from what has NOW been SPEAK:said.
      • MOREOVER AND LINKING SENTENCES [NOTE THAT THE GRAMMATICAL PARTICLES HAVE NOT BEEN FOCUSSED SO FAR IN THE SYSTEM AND NO SYSTEMATIC ANALYSIS HAS BEEN APPLIED SO FAR.]
    • ANY ALL ALTHOUGH BEING DIFFERENT
      • BOTH ALL of TWO THINGS. [GRAMMAR]
        • TOGETHER ALL of a set IN the SAME PLACE OR TIME.
          • ACCOMPANY FOLLOW AND be TOGETHER with, TYPICALLY so as to SERVE.
          • MIXED INTENSELY TOGETHER AND DIFFICULT to SEPARATE.
          • LINK CAUSE TO BE TIED TOGETHER
        • EVERYBODY ALL THE HUMANS.
          • EACH ALL SEPARATELY OR DIFFERENTLY.
            Old Chinese Criteria
            [ADNOMINAL/ADVERBIAL]

            [ARCHAIC/CURRENT]

            [COLLECTIVE/INDIVIDUAL]

            [[COMMON/RARE]]

            [OBJECT-BINDING/SUBJECT-BINDING]

            1. Jiē 皆 the most common and general colourless subject qunatifier which is also used, occasionally as an object quantifier.

            SUBJECT-BINDING!; [padV]

            2.Jìn 盡 is a universal object quantifier which indicates that the action the transitive verb it precedes applies to the whole lot of the objects of that verb indiscriminately.

            [OBJECT-BINDING!], [COLLECTIVE]; [vadVt]

            3. Gè 各 quantifies by emphasising the separate features of each item quantified over.

            [INDIVIDUAL], [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [n+Vt]

            4. Jiān 兼 is an object quantifier which says that the transitive verb it precedes applies to each of the objects in its own right.

            [OBJECT-BINDING], [INDIVIDUAL]; [vadVt]

            5. Qún 群 is a quantifier which indicates that the whole of the flock or group of items designated by the noun it precedes are referred to

            [COLLECTIVE]; [nadN]

            6. Zhū 諸 is an adjectival quantifier which indicates that the whole group of the things indicated by the noun it precedes is referred to.

            [COLLECTIVE]; [padN]

            7. Zhòng 眾 is an adnominal quantififier which says that the whole of the group of things designated by the noun it precedes are intended.

            [COLLECTIVE]; [nadN]

            8. Fán 凡 characterises a topic adnominally as forming the general subject or topic in a non-narrative statement of principle. The current gloss "in general" is misleading because it wrongly suggests that there are exceptions, and because it does not specify the non-narrative "theoretical" nature of the statements introduced by the word. "In principle" is much to be preferred.

            [SPECIFIC]; [vadN[TOPIC]]

            9. Jù 俱 / 具 is a collective subject quantifier which says that all the subjects are equally and together characterised by what is in the predicate.

            [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [vadV]

            10. Fàn 氾 quantifies generally over all objects of the verb it precedes.

            [COLLECTIVE], [OBJECT-BINDING]; [vadVt]

            11. Fàn 汎 says that a verb has a whole range of objects, indiscriminately, and without reference to their specific character.

            [COLLECTIVE], [OBJECT-BINDING]; [padVt]

            12. Měi 每 mostly adnominal and emphasises that a each and every new item quantified over is separately intended.

            [INDIVIDUAL]; [padN]

            13. Jūn 均 / 鈞 expresses universal quantification over all subjects equally, without any difference.

            [INDIVIDUAL], [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [vadN]

            14. Zhōu 周 is a rare object quantifier claiming that all the objects of a verb are intended, without exception.

            [COLLECTIVE], [OBJECT-BINDING]; [vadVt]

            15. Xī 悉 mass object qunatifier which says that the transitive verb it precedes applies to the whole of the objects indiscriminately.

            [COLLECTIVE], [OBJECT-BINDING]; [vadVt]

            16. Xián 咸 is an archaic subject quantifier which came to new life in Han times.

            [INDIVIDUAL], [SUBJECT-BINDING!]; [vadV]

            17. Bì 畢 a subject quantifier which says that the predicate applies to all subjects.

            [ADVERBIAL]; [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [RARE]

            18. Jǔ 舉 is an adjectival quantifier of limited idiomatic use indicating that all the things in a certain area are referred to.

            [ADNOMINAL]; [COLLECTIVE]

            19. Wú bù 無不 is a neutral subject and object quantifier.

            20. Mò bù 莫不 is a neutral subject quantifier.

            [PREVERBAL]; [SUBJECT-BINDING]

            21. Sì hǎi 四海 sometimes refers generally to all inhabitants of the inhabited world, like tiān xià 天下, and these are marginal in this group.

            [NOMINAL]; [COLLECTIVE]

            Modern Chinese Criteria
            全部

            全體

            一切

            所有

            整個

            整整

            全副

            全份

            成套

            整套

            一體

            一應

            囫圇 (lit) refers to the whole or entire group/set of something.







            闔 (obs) refers to an entire object.













            滿









            上上下下

            裡裡外外

            百分之百

            不折不扣

            原原本本

            一五一十

            連頭帶尾

            從頭到底

            所有的

            全體

            萬有





            全部





            凡是



            所有

            大家

            大伙兒

            大家伙兒

            first rough draft to identify synonym group members for future analysis, based on CL. 18.11.2003. CH/

            Old Chinese Contrasts
            1. Some quantifiers jìn 盡, jiān 兼 have the object as their scope, others have the subject as their scope, and others may refer to either subject or object.

            2. Some quantifiers typically quantify over individualised items gè 各, others over groups or masses jìn 盡.

            3. Some quantifiers are pre-nominal in function standing before the noun that is their scope zhū 諸, qún 群, others are pre-verbal and adverbial, standing before the verb-phrase.

            4. Jiān 兼 is an object quantifier which says that the transitive verb it precedes applies to each of the objects in its own right.

            >>ADVERBAL; OBJECT-BINDING, INDIVIDUAL

            5. Fán 凡 "generally" and fán 凡 "altogether" are marginal in this group because they do not quantify over any objects.

            NP: a whole range of nouns can be used to refer to all things referred to by these nouns when they are used in "adverbial" position. Rì 日 "every day", yuè 月 "every month"; suì 歲 "every year"; zhōu 州 "each province"; jùn 郡 "every commandery"; xiàn 縣 "every district"; jiā 家 "every clan".

            6. Jù 俱 quantifies over subjects, jù 具 typically means "all of the objects", although there is room for inaccuracies in orthography, and there often are variants in different editions.

            7. Jiē 偕, when used as a quantifier, adds the notion of contemporaneity to that of universal quantification.

            • A Dictionary of Selected Synonyms in the Principal Indo-European Languages ( BUCK 1988) p. 13.13

            • A Dictionary of Selected Synonyms in the Principal Indo-European Languages ( BUCK 1988) p. 13.14

            • De differentiis ( DIFFERENTIAE I) p. 163

              OMNE, TOTUS

              402. Vid. Servium, in illud I Aen.: Tota armenta sequuntur.

              ]

              402. Inter Omne et totum. Omne ad multitudinem et ad numerum pertinet: [ Al. add. ut omnis] ad numerum, ut omnes homines; ad multitudinem, ut omnis familia, omnis exercitus, omne pecus dicimus. Totum vero ad magnitudinem pertinet, ut totum corpus, tota terra, totum coelum. Ergo totus homo, si ad corpus referamus; omnis homo, si de universis. Proinde omne in diversis partibus ponitur, totum autem sine partibus debet esse.

            • De differentiis ( DIFFERENTIAE I) p. 299

              CUNCTI, OMNES

              106. Inter Cunctos et omnes. Cuncti omnes sunt, si modo juncti sunt, et simul faciunt aliquid. Aliter omnes dicuntur non cuncti.

            • Lateinische Synonyme und Etymologien ( DOEDERLEIN 1840) p.

              ALL

              quisque refers to each and every individual and is enclitic.

              quivis refers to any individual within a set that one might choose.

              quilibet refers to any individul whatsoever within a group, stressing the indifference of the choice.

              unusquisque refers to any single individual, focussing on each individual singularly.

              omnes refers to all without exception.

              universi refers to all taken as a totality of items.

              cuncti often refers to all the members of a spatially united group.

            • () p.

            • “荀子”單音節形容詞同義關係研究 ( HUANG XIAODONG 2003) p. 71

            • Lateinische Synonymik ( MENGE) p. 355

            • Historisches Woerterbuch der Philosophie ( RITTER 1971-2007) p. 71831

              QUANTOR; QUANTIFIKATOR

            • 王力古漢語字典 ( WANG LI 2000) p. 35

              1. WL is interesting on the distinction between ju4 俱 and ju4 具. The point is well taken.

            • 王力古漢語字典 ( WANG LI 2000) p. 38

              1. The observation that jie1 皆 and jie1 偕 are synonymous is striking. The fact is that jie1 皆 generally means "all subjects, without exception" whereas jie1 偕 is originally a verb, and when used as an adverbial quantifier means "all subjects at the same time, all subjects together".

            • Chinese Synonyms Usage Dictionary ( TENG SHOU-HSIN 1996) p. 312

            • Chinese Synonyms Usage Dictionary ( TENG SHOU-HSIN 1996) p. 460

            • The Encyclopedia of Philosophy ( BORCHERT 2005) p. 10.30

              QUANTIFIERS IN NATURAL LANGUAGE

            • SYNONYMES FRANÇOIS, LEURS DIFFÉRENTES SIGNIFICATIONS, ET LE CHOIX QU'IL EN FAUT FAIRE Pour parler avec justesse ( GIRARD 1769) p. 2.410

              TOUT.CHAQUE

            • SYNONYMES FRANÇOIS, LEURS DIFFÉRENTES SIGNIFICATIONS, ET LE CHOIX QU'IL EN FAUT FAIRE Pour parler avec justesse ( GIRARD 1769) p. 2.405:271

              TOUT.TOUT LE.TOUS LES

            • Handbook of Greek Synonymes, from the French of M. Alex. Pillon, Librarian of the Bibliothèque Royale , at Paris, and one of the editors of the new edition of Plaché's Dictionnaire Grec-Français, edited, with notes, by the Rev. Thomas Kerchever Arnold, M.A. Rector of Lyndon, and late fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge ( PILLON 1850) p. no.201

            • 古漢語常用詞同義詞詞典 ( HONG CHENGYU 2009) p. 563

            • Thesaurus proverbiorum medii aevi ( SINGER 2002) p. 1.49

            Words

            天下  tiān xià OC: lʰiin ɢraaʔ MC: then ɦɣɛ 181 AttributionsWD

            Tiān xià 天下 is a quantifying noun phrase that refers universally to all mankind. >>NOMINAL; COLLECTIVE

              Word relations
            • Ant: 海內/WORLD Hǎi nèi 海內 refers to what is surrounded by the four seas, i.e. the whole of the land mass of the world.
            • Synon: 海內/WORLD Hǎi nèi 海內 refers to what is surrounded by the four seas, i.e. the whole of the land mass of the world.
            • Synon: 世人/ALL
            • Synon: 萬民/PEOPLE
            • Oppos: 我/EGO Wǒ 我 is contrastive and emphatic by Warring States times (in OBI it was not yet in opposition to wú 吾 and was the standard unmarked pronoun during earlier stages of the language). The word freely occurs in subject, mofifying, and object position and often has an idiomatic meaning like "I for my part" and the formal slightly depersonalised "our party". NB: The word also serves as an impersonal pronoun meaning "one", German man, French on.
            • Oppos: 我/WE
            • Oppos: 身/SELF Shēn 身 typically refers to the subject in a contrastive way, and the word is often hard to distinguish from the nominal concept of a person. Adverbially, the word is different from PERSONALLY in that it does not connote distinction in the agent.
            • Oppos: 一人/ONE

              Syntactic words
            • NP[adN]Han-civilisedthe =天下人 people of the realm; the people of the Han-dominated world; everyone in the (civilised, i.e. Han-dominated) world; German: alle WeltCH
            • NP[adN]N=human=天下人 generalising: everyone in the world; mankind; all the world> everyone everywhere;German: alle Welt
            • NPadNuniversalLZ
            • NPadNNP=object of NP天下之害"harm to everyone": everyone'sCH
            • NPinformal"all the world", German: "alle Welt, jedermann"CH
              jiē OC: kriid MC: kɣɛi 126 AttributionsWD

            Jiē 皆 the most common and general colourless subject qunatifier which is also used, occasionally as an object quantifier. SUBJECT-BINDING!; [padV]

              Word relations
            • Ant: 莫/NONE
            • Contrast: 并/ALL Bìng 并 is a colourless quantifier which says that a predicate applies to all objects equally; >>ADVERBAL; OBJECT-BINDING, INDIVIDUAL
            • Synon: 俱/ALL Jù 俱/具 is a collective subject quantifier which says that all the subjects are equally and together characterised by what is in the predicate. [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [vadV]
            • Synon: 同/ALL
            • Synon: 并/ALL Bìng 并 is a colourless quantifier which says that a predicate applies to all objects equally; >>ADVERBAL; OBJECT-BINDING, INDIVIDUAL
            • Synon: 盡/ALL Jìn 盡 is a universal object quantifier which indicates that the action the transitive verb it precedes applies to the whole lot of the objects of that verb indiscriminately. [OBJECT-BINDING!], [COLLECTIVE]; [vadVt]

              Syntactic words
            • npro.adNpr{PRED}all (are Npr-s)CH
            • nproanaphoricall these thingsCH
            • nprodeverbalthey all equally; everyone (quasi-nominal?)
            • npro{SUBJ}.+V{PRED}subjectall (the subjects)CH
            • vad.VtoNobjectall the relevant objects; all the just-mentioned relevant objects
            • vadN{PRED}
            • vadVequally; each (persons, events etc can be quantified over as subjects)
            • vadV.postnm{SUBJ}completely
            • vadVnon-anaphoricin all cases
            • vadVquantifiereveryone; anyone; all of them (quantifies then)
            • vadVV=negativewith negated verbs: (not) at all, in none of the cases
              gè OC: klaaɡ MC: kɑk 80 AttributionsWD

            Gè 各 quantifies by emphasising the separate features of each item quantiified over. [INDIVIDUAL], [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [n+Vt]

              Syntactic words
            • npro+V(.postN{TOP})reference=subjecteach (in his own way); each their separate (and typically different) object
            • npro+V.postN{TOP}each (in his own way)LZ
            • npro+vtoNN=owneach his own NCH
            • npro.adNeach, every
            • npro.adVin each caseCH
            • npro.red+Vsubjectreduplicated: each and everyone; everyone
            • npromathematical termCHEMLA 2003:
            • npropluraleach of the subjects (each in their own manner); each and everyoneCH
            • npro+Vto其Ncoreference of 其 with 各each Vt-s his own NCH
            • padN1:postvtt+N2.+N3in each case 賜民爵各一級 (so and so many, such and such items were vt-ed)
              jìn OC: dzinʔ MC: dzin 61 AttributionsWD

            Jìn 盡 is a universal object quantifier which indicates that the action the transitive verb it precedes applies to the whole lot of the objects of that verb indiscriminately. [OBJECT-BINDING!], [COLLECTIVE]; [vadVt]

              Word relations
            • Synon: 畢/ALL Bì 畢 a subject quantifier which says that the predicate applies to all subjects. >>ADVERBIAL; SUBJECT-BINDING; RARE
            • Synon: 皆/ALL Jiē 皆 the most common and general colourless subject qunatifier which is also used, occasionally as an object quantifier. SUBJECT-BINDING!; [padV]

              Syntactic words
            • v[adN]the totality of phenomenaLZ
            • vad.VtoNaltogether
            • vad.VtoNobjectstandard usage: the whole lot; all objects indiscriminately and without exception
            • vadVsubjectthe whole lot of the subjects; all subjects indiscriminately, all subjects without exceptions; without exception
            • vtoNpassiveenumerated in completenessLZ
            無不  wú bù OC: ma pɯʔ MC: mi̯o pi̯ut 61 AttributionsWD

            Wú bù 無不 is a neutral subject and object quantifier.

              Syntactic words
            • VPadVin every wayCH
            • VPadVin all casesin all cases of the action concerned
            • VPadVreference=objectall objects =無所不
            • VPadVreference=subjectall of the subjects
              xī OC: sid MC: sit 55 AttributionsWD

            Xī 悉 mass object qunatifier which says that the transitive verb it precedes applies to the whole of the objects indiscriminately. [COLLECTIVE], [OBJECT-BINDING]; [vadVt]

              Word relations
            • Contrast: 舉/ALL Jǔ 舉 is an adjectival quantifier of limited idiomatic use indicating that all the things in a certain area are referred to. >>ADNOMINAL; COLLECTIVE

              Syntactic words
            • vadN{PRED}all equallyCH
            • vadVobjectall objects; all objects completely
            • vadVquantifierall
            一切  yī qiè OC: qliɡ snʰiids MC: ʔit tshei 51 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • NPpro.adNall
            • NPpro.adNN=placeall the people of the place N
            • NPpro.adVall
            • NPpro.adVreference=objectat one cut> the whole lot of the objects
            • NPpro.postVtevery object
            • NPpro[.adN:]postVteverything; all creatures
            • NPpro[.adN]everything (in the function of a subject)
            • NPpro[.adN]N=creaturesall humans; all creatures
            • NPpro[.adN]topiceverything
            萬物  wàn wù MC: -- mjut OC: mblans mɯdCH 42 AttributionsWD

              Word relations
            • Contrast: 天地/UNIVERSE The most current word for the whole universe is tiān dì 天地

              Syntactic words
            • NPthe myriad/all kinds of creatures or thingsCH
            • NPabmetaphysicalthe myriad kinds of things/creatures; all manner of things
            • NPlivingthe myriad/all kinds of living creaturesCH
            莫不  mò bù OC: maaɡ pɯʔ MC: mɑk pi̯ut 41 AttributionsWD

            Mò bù 莫不 is a neutral subject quantifier. >>PREVERBAL; SUBJECT-BINDING

              Syntactic words
            • PPadVemphaticwithout exceptionCH
            • PPadVhyperbolic"whithout exception"CH
            • PPadVquantifierall of the (possibly only contextually determinate) subjects
            • PPobject quantifierall the preposed objects
              xián OC: ɡroom MC: ɦɣɛm 40 AttributionsWD

            Xián 咸 is an archaic subject quantifier which came to new life in Han times. [ARCHAIC], [INDIVIDUAL], [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [[RARE]]; [vadV]

              Syntactic words
            • pad.VtoNreference=objectall the objects
            • padVall the contextually determinate but omitted subjectsCH
            • padVreference=subjectall, each of the subjects
              zhū OC: klja MC: tɕi̯ɤ 34 AttributionsWD

            Zhū 諸 is an adjectival quantifier which indicates that the whole group of the things indicated by the noun it precedes is referred to. [COLLECTIVE]; [padN]

              Syntactic words
            • p[adN]all this, all of thisCH
            • padNall the various Ns, (after negations etc.) any of various Ns
            • padNN=abstractthe; (perhaps: all kinds of)
            • padNPall the NPs [sorry for the tautologous semantic category!]
              jù MC: gjuH OC: ɡos 32 AttributionsWD

            Jù 俱/具 is a collective subject quantifier which says that all the subjects are equally and together characterised by what is in the predicate. [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [vadV]

              Word relations
            • Synon: 并/ALL Bìng 并 is a colourless quantifier which says that a predicate applies to all objects equally; >>ADVERBAL; OBJECT-BINDING, INDIVIDUAL
            • Synon: 并/ALL Bìng 并 is a colourless quantifier which says that a predicate applies to all objects equally; >>ADVERBAL; OBJECT-BINDING, INDIVIDUAL
            • Synon: 皆/ALL Jiē 皆 the most common and general colourless subject qunatifier which is also used, occasionally as an object quantifier. SUBJECT-BINDING!; [padV]

              Syntactic words
            • npro V.postN{TOP}dualisboth ofDS
            • vadVreference=objectall objects
            • vadVreference=subjectall equally, all similarly; both
              fán OC: blom MC: bi̯ɐm 30 AttributionsWD

            Fán 凡 characterises a topic adnominally as forming the general subject or topic in a non-narrative statement of principle. The current gloss "in general" is misleading because it wrongly suggests that there are exceptions, and because it does not specify the non-narrative "theoretical" nature of the statements introduced by the word. "In principle" is much to be preferred. [SPECIFIC]; [vadN[TOPIC]]

              Word relations
            • Synon: 眾/ALL Zhòng 眾 is an adnominal quantififier which says that the whole of the group of things designated by the noun it precedes are intended. [COLLECTIVE]; [nadN]

              Syntactic words
            • pad:nproadN{NUM}.adZHE3all (these x number of things)
            • padNall the NsLZ
            • vad:Vto.V{NUM}adNaltogether
            • vadNaltogether, in sum
            • vadNquantifierlate usage: all (NPs); also: any
            • vadSin principle; speaking generally (LH 2 at the beginning not of a paragraph but a clause, but this seems very rare in earlier texts)
              bì OC: pid MC: pit 28 AttributionsWD

            Bì 畢 a subject quantifier which says that the predicate applies to all subjects. >>ADVERBIAL; SUBJECT-BINDING; RARE

              Word relations
            • Synon: 盡/ALL Jìn 盡 is a universal object quantifier which indicates that the action the transitive verb it precedes applies to the whole lot of the objects of that verb indiscriminately. [OBJECT-BINDING!], [COLLECTIVE]; [vadVt]

              Syntactic words
            • vadVreference=subjectall; completely; exhaustively; all one after the other
              jiān OC: kleem MC: kem 26 AttributionsWD

            Jiān 兼 is an object quantifier which says that the transitive verb it precedes applies to each of the objects in its own right. [OBJECT-BINDING], [INDIVIDUAL]; [vadVt]

              Syntactic words
            • vad.VtoNobjecteach of the objects singly, every object; each object in its own way 兼而 sometimes neutralised: all the objects in a blanket way
            • vadVreference=subjectpost-Han: all subjects
              bǎi OC: praaɡ MC: pɣɛk 23 AttributionsWD

            Bǎi 百 is occasionally used to refer to the whole of a well-defined group of things. >>ADNOMINAL

              Word relations
            • Epithet: 吏/OFFICIAL Lì 吏 refers to officials in charge of concrete practical matters, often policing and the like.
            • Epithet: 姓/PERSONAL NAME Xìng 姓 refers to the general name of the clan defined by one's male lineage.
            • Epithet: 官/OFFICIAL Guān 官 refers quite generally to the persons in charge of an office.
            • Epithet: 官/OFFICE The standard and very current general word for any elevated bureaucratic office, civil or military, is guān 官 (the original meaning of which refers to the building housing the office-holders office).
            • Epithet: 法/LAW The current general word for a law, a legal system or any legal provision of any kind is fǎ 法.
            • Assoc: 姓/FAMILY

              Syntactic words
            • vadNall the; all manner of; all ways of, all the various varieties of
            • vadNgeneric, pluralall kinds ofCH
            • vadVV=negativewith negated V: (not) at all
            悉皆  xī jiē OC: sid kriid MC: sit kɣɛi 23 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVquantifierall (of the subjects, or topics)
              qún OC: ɡlun MC: gi̯un 18 AttributionsWD

            Qún 群 is a quantifier which indicates that the whole of the flock or group of items designated by the noun it precedes are referred to [COLLECTIVE]; [nadN]

              Word relations
            • Epithet: 生/ANIMAL
            • Epithet: 臣/MINISTER The general word for a government minister at any level and of any kind is chén 臣, generically rén chén 人臣.

              Syntactic words
            • nadNdefinitethe whole flock, all the various
            • nadVall of them as a flock; all
              yī OC: qliɡ MC: ʔit 16 AttributionsWD

            emphasises that there is no exception to the general statement, that the phenomenon described is unified

              Word relations
            • Contrast: 共 / 共/ALL Gòng 共 is sometimes used as a collective object quantifier. >>ADVERBAL; OBJECT-BINDING!, COLLECTIVE

              Syntactic words
            • v(adN)any single one of the contextually determinate NCH
            • v[adN]anythingCH
            • vadNall, every, the whole 一國 "everyone in the state"
            • vadNeach, every singleLZ
            • vadVin all (these) cases alike; all alike; one by one, all; in every case in the same way; in every way, completely
              zhòng OC: tjuŋs MC: tɕuŋ 16 AttributionsWD

            Zhòng 眾 is an adnominal quantififier which says that the whole of the group of things designated by the noun it precedes are intended. [COLLECTIVE]; [nadN]

              Word relations
            • Epithet: 星/STAR The common use word for a star is xīng 星 and this term does not incluce sun and moon.
            • Synon: 凡/ALL Fán 凡 characterises a topic adnominally as forming the general subject or topic in a non-narrative statement of principle. The current gloss "in general" is misleading because it wrongly suggests that there are exceptions, and because it does not specify the non-narrative "theoretical" nature of the statements introduced by the word. "In principle" is much to be preferred. [SPECIFIC]; [vadN[TOPIC]]

              Syntactic words
            • nadNquantifierthe large number of, all the many, all the various, all sorts of
              jǔ OC: klaʔ MC: ki̯ɤ 16 AttributionsWD

            Jǔ 舉 is an adjectival quantifier of limited idiomatic use indicating that all the things in a certain area are referred to. >>ADNOMINAL; COLLECTIVE

              Word relations
            • Contrast: 悉/ALL Xī 悉 mass object qunatifier which says that the transitive verb it precedes applies to the whole of the objects indiscriminately. [COLLECTIVE], [OBJECT-BINDING]; [vadVt]

              Syntactic words
            • vad.VtoNreference=objectall objects 舉書其數
            • vadNall the members of the set defined by N
            • vadVquantifierall the subjects
              zǒng OC: skooŋʔ MC: tsuŋ 15 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVobjectall (of the objects), everything
            • vadVquantifierall (of the subjects)
              dū OC: k-laa MC: tuo̝ 12 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVall (the objects)
            • vadVreference=subjectall the subjects
              gòng MC: gjowngH OC: ɡoŋs
              gòng MC: gjowngH OC: ɡoŋs 11 AttributionsWD

            Gòng 共 is sometimes used as a collective object quantifier. >>ADVERBAL; OBJECT-BINDING!, COLLECTIVE

              Word relations

              Syntactic words
            • vad.VtoNall the objects
            • vadVquantifierall the subjects equally or in unison; the whole lot of the subjects at the same time
              jù OC: ɡos MC: gi̯o 10 AttributionsWD

            Jù 俱/具 is a collective subject quantifier which says that all the subjects are equally and together characterised by what is in the predicate. [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [vadV]

              Syntactic words
            • vad.VtoNobjectall the objects one by one
            • vadVquantifierall subjects
            靡不  mǐ bù OC: mralʔ pɯʔ MC: miɛ pi̯ut 9 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • PPeveryone; everything; in every case
            • PPreference=objectnone (of the objects) not> all the objects
            天地萬物  tiān dì wàn wù MC: then dijH -- mjut OC: lʰiin lils -- mɯdCH 9 AttributionsWD

              Syntactic words
            • NPall manner of things between heaven and earth, including all kinds of animals, plants and thingsCH
              bìng OC: beeŋʔ MC: beŋ 7 AttributionsWD

            Bìng 並 is occasionally used as a universal object quantifier. >>ADVERBAL; OBJECT-BINDING, INDIVIDUAL

              Syntactic words
            • vadVall, both
            • vadVreference=objectall objects 並禽之"caught them both"
              shēng OC: lʰɯŋ MC: ɕɨŋ 7 AttributionsWD

            Shēng 勝 says that the action designated by the verb it precedes is performed completely and exhaustively with respect to all objects involved. >>ADVERBAL

              Syntactic words
            • vadV(often after 不可) fully, exhaustively, up to the end
              měi OC: mɯɯʔ MC: muo̝i 7 AttributionsWD

            Měi 每 mostly adnominal and emphasises that a each and every new item quantified over is separately intended. [INDIVIDUAL]; [padN]

              Syntactic words
            • padNquantifierevery 每事
              biàn MC: penH OC: peensLZ 7 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vad.VtoNreference=objectall the (explicit objects)LZ
              rén OC: njin MC: ȵin 6 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • neach person; everyone
            • nadVto each person
              bèi OC: brɯɡs MC: bi 5 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVin full measure, on a large scale; to a complete degree
              yī OC: qid MC: ʔit 5 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVcompletely, wholly; (before negatives) not at all 壹不知 "do not at all understand"
              fàn OC: phoms MC: phi̯ɐm 5 AttributionsWD

            Fàn 氾 quantifies generally over all objects of the verb it precedes. [COLLECTIVE], [OBJECT-BINDING]; [vadVt]

              Syntactic words
            • vadVreference=objectall objects
              wàn OC: mblans MC: mi̯ɐn 5 AttributionsWD

              Word relations
            • Assoc: 物/THING The current standard word for any physical or non-physical object or creature is wù 物. GUODIAN 158 凡見者謂之物

              Syntactic words
            • vadNall the
            • vadVin all cases
            各自  gè zì OC: klaaɡ sblids MC: kɑk dzi 5 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • NPadVeach and all of you; each for themselves
            • NPproeach and all of them of themselves, of yourselves
              shù MC: syoH OC: qhljaɡsCH 5 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • padNall the manyCH
              quán OC: sɡon MC: dziɛn 4 AttributionsWD

            Quán 全 can come to quantify generally over all objects of the verb it precedes. >>ADVERBAL; OBJECT-BINDING, COLLECTIVE

              Syntactic words
            • vadVall the objects, everyone
            • vibe comprehensive, be all-encompassing; be complete and correct; hit the mark consistently
              zhōu OC: tjɯw MC: tɕɨu
            周週  Click here to add pinyin OC:  MC: 4 AttributionsWD

            Zhōu 周 is a rare object quantifier claiming that all the objects of a verb are intended, without exception. [COLLECTIVE], [OBJECT-BINDING]; [vadVt]

              Syntactic words
            • vad.VtoNobject=週all the objects MO
            • viactcover everything; get through all items
            • vtoNcausativeuniversalise, make applicable to everythingCH
              bìng OC: peŋs MC: piɛŋ 4 AttributionsWD

            Bìng 并 is a colourless quantifier which says that a predicate applies to all objects equally; >>ADVERBAL; OBJECT-BINDING, INDIVIDUAL

              Word relations
            • Contrast: 皆/ALL Jiē 皆 the most common and general colourless subject qunatifier which is also used, occasionally as an object quantifier. SUBJECT-BINDING!; [padV]
            • Synon: 俱/ALL Jù 俱/具 is a collective subject quantifier which says that all the subjects are equally and together characterised by what is in the predicate. [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [vadV]
            • Synon: 俱/ALL Jù 俱/具 is a collective subject quantifier which says that all the subjects are equally and together characterised by what is in the predicate. [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [vadV]
            • Synon: 皆/ALL Jiē 皆 the most common and general colourless subject qunatifier which is also used, occasionally as an object quantifier. SUBJECT-BINDING!; [padV]

              Syntactic words
            • vad.VtoNreference=objectall the objectsCH
            • vadVall
            所有  suǒ yǒu OC: sqraʔ ɢʷɯʔ MC: ʂi̯ɤ ɦɨu 4 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadNall someone has, all there is> all, the whole lot of
              qū MC: khjowk OC: khoɡLZ 4 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • padVadaptiveadapting to all casesLZ
              tóng OC: looŋ MC: duŋ 3 AttributionsWD

              Word relations
            • Synon: 皆/ALL Jiē 皆 the most common and general colourless subject qunatifier which is also used, occasionally as an object quantifier. SUBJECT-BINDING!; [padV]

              Syntactic words
            • vadVequally> all equally
              jì OC: kɯds MC: kɨi 3 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVcompletely, altogether; all of the objects
            世人  shì rén OC: lʰebs njin MC: ɕiɛi ȵin 3 AttributionsWD

              Word relations
            • Synon: 天下/ALL Tiān xià 天下 is a quantifying noun phrase that refers universally to all mankind. >>NOMINAL; COLLECTIVE

              Syntactic words
            • NPeveryone in this mundane world
            本末  běn mò OC: pɯɯnʔ maad MC: puo̝n mʷɑt 3 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • NPeverything; the ins and outs of things; the whole story (cf. dulce omnia scire)
            • NPadVto V from beginning to end
            皆悉  jiē xī OC: kriid sid MC: kɣɛi sit 3 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • PP+Vtreference=objectall the objects
            • VPadVreference=subjectall subjects
              zú MC: tswit OC: skudLZ 3 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVrare (SHI): allLZ
              guǎng OC: kʷaaŋʔ MC: kɑŋ 2 AttributionsWD

              Word relations
            • Contrast: 多/MANY The dominant word referring to numerousness and a large quantity of a stuff is duō 多 (ant. shǎo 少).

              Syntactic words
            • vadNmathematical termCHEMLA 2003: comprehensive, general (as of a mathematical procedure 術 )JZ 1.24 大廣田術曰 "the greatly general procedure for plane geometrical shapes"
            • vadVCHEMLA 2003: comprehensively, generallyJZ 1.21, Liu Hui's comm: 廣諭 "provide a comprehensive>general mathematical explication"
            • vadVcomprehensively, very broadly
              fàn MC: phjomH OC: phloms 2 AttributionsWD

            Fàn 汎 says that a verb has a whole range of objects, indiscriminately, and without reference to their specific character. [COLLECTIVE], [OBJECT-BINDING]; [padVt]

              Syntactic words
            • padVquantifierall
            • vadVreference=objectall objects
              xū OC: sqa MC: si̯ɤ 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • padVquantifierall
            • padVscope=objecton every pointCH
            一一  yī yī OC: qliɡ qliɡ MC: ʔit ʔit 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadNall
            • VPadVall, everything
            各各  gè gè OC: klaaɡ klaaɡ MC: kɑk kɑk 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • npro.redeach and every one
            咸悉  xián xī OC: ɡroom sid MC: ɦɣɛm sit 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • PPadVquantifierall (of the subjects)
            咸皆  xián jiē OC: ɡroom kriid MC: ɦɣɛm kɣɛi 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • PPadVreference=subjectall
            皆盡  jiē jǐn OC: kriid tsinʔ MC: kɣɛi tsin 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVall subjects
            盡皆  jìn jiē OC: dzinʔ kriid MC: dzin kɣɛi 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVreference=objectall the objects
            罔不  wǎng bù OC: maŋʔ pɯʔ MC: mi̯ɐŋ pi̯ut 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVall without exception
              jiāo OC: kreew MC: kɣɛu 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVall; all from each other
            諸人  zhū rén MC: tsyo nyin OC: klja njinDS 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • NPeverybodyDS
              yǔ MC: yoX OC: k-laʔLZ 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVquantifier= ju3 舉: allLZ
            無有不  wú yǒu bù MC: mju hjuwX pjut OC: ma ɢʷɯʔ pɯʔCH 2 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVnone notCH
              chéng OC: djeŋ MC: dʑiɛŋ 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVcompletely, conummately??
              fàn OC: phoms MC: phi̯ɐm 1 AttributionWD

            Fàn 泛 says that a verb has a whole range of objects, indiscriminately, and without reference to their specific character. >>ADVERBAL; OBJECT-BINDING, COLLECTIVE

              Syntactic words
            • vadVreference=objectall objects, generally all objects
            一二  yī èr OC: qliɡ njis MC: ʔit ȵi 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • NPadVone by one, each and every one
            並皆  bìng jiē OC: beeŋʔ kriid MC: beŋ kɣɛi 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • PPadVall equally; all indifferently
            並總  bìng zǒng OC: beeŋʔ skooŋʔ MC: beŋ tsuŋ 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVobjectall (of the objects) (this dissylabic quantifier is rather rare, with only ca. a dozen examples in Taishoo)
            人人  rén rén OC: njin njin MC: ȵin ȵin 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • n.red+V{PRED}subjecteveryone
            僉然  qiān rán OC: skhlom njen MC: tshiɛm ȵiɛn 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • PPadVall subjects
            凡有  fán yǒu OC: blom ɢʷɯʔ MC: bi̯ɐm ɦɨu 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • NPsubjectcommonly existing > everything, everybody
            同共  tóng gòng OC: looŋ ɡoŋs MC: duŋ gi̯oŋ 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVthe subjects all alike (note tonal euphony of this word order in the compound!)
            各共  gè gòng OC: klaaɡ ɡoŋs MC: kɑk gi̯oŋ 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVall in unison
            咸各  xián gè OC: ɡroom klaaɡ MC: ɦɣɛm kɑk 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • PPadVeveryone
            四海  sì hǎi OC: plids hmlɯɯʔ MC: si həi 1 AttributionWD

            Sì hǎi 四海 refers generally to all inhabitants of the inhabited world. NOMINAL; COLLECTIVE

              Syntactic words
            • NP{vadN}everyone within the Four Seas
            四體  sì tǐ OC: plids rʰiiʔ MC: si thei 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • NPall parts, everything
            從頭  cóng tóu OC: dzoŋ doo MC: dzi̯oŋ du 1 AttributionWD
            • 唐五代語言詞典 Táng Wǔdài yǔyán cídiǎn A Dictionary of the Language of the Tang and Five Dynasties Periods ( JIANG/CAO 1997) p. 72

              一一,全部。歷數之詞。

              王梵志詩00四首:“羊既日日死,人還日日亡/從頭捉將去,還同肥好羊。”

              《變文集》卷四《破魔變文》:“更有向前相識者,從頭老病總無常。”

              《變文集》卷五《父母恩重經講變經文》:“佛惜眾生,母憐男女,一例丞(承)情,從頭愛護。”

              Syntactic words
            • VPadVall, everything
            盡畢  jìn bì OC: dzinʔ pid MC: dzin pit 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVall
            諸有  zhū yǒu OC: klja ɢʷɯʔ MC: tɕi̯ɤ ɦɨu 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • NPproall of the items
            都悉  dū xī OC: k-laa sid MC: tuo̝ sit 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVall
            一切都  yī qiè dū OC: qliɡ snʰiids k-laa MC: ʔit tshei tuo̝ 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • PPadVall
            不揀擇  bù jiǎn zé OC: pɯʔ kreenʔ ɡrlaaɡ MC: pi̯ut kɣɛn ɖɣɛk 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVfigurativemaking no choice between; indiscriminately, all
            無不皆  wú bù jiē OC: ma pɯʔ kriid MC: mi̯o pi̯ut kɣɛi 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVreference=subjectall without exception
              bìng MC: bengX OC: beeŋʔCH 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadV=并 all subjects equallyCH
            無非  wú fēi MC: mju pj+j OC: ma pɯlCH 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadN{PRED}none are not> everything isCH
              sì 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadNon all sidesTWH
              biàn MC: bjienX OC: benʔLZ 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadV= 遍, in all respects, in all pointsLZ
              shuài 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • vtoNenclose all NDS
              lèi 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVreference=objectto V all objects without distinctions, to V all wholesaleLZ
            莫不俱  mò bù jù MC: mak pjut gjuH OC: maaɡ pɯʔ ɡosCH 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • PPadVallCH
              sī MC: sje OC: sqeCH 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • npro.adVallCH
            凡所有者  fán suǒ yǒu zhě MC: bjaem srjoX hjuwX tsyaeX OC: blom sqraʔ ɢʷɯʔ kljaʔCH 1 AttributionWD

              Syntactic words
            • NPeverything that existsCH
            無他  wú tuō MC: mju -- OC: ma lʰaalCH 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPi0{S}that is all; there is nothing moreCH
            莫非  mò fēi MC: mak pj+j OC: maaɡ pɯlCH 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • NPeverythingCH
            少長  shào zhǎng MC: syewX drjang OC: hmljews krlaŋʔDS 1 AttributionWD
              Syntactic words
            • VP[adN]young and old > allDS
              liè OC: b-red MC: liɛt 0 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadNthe whole array of
              jūn OC: kʷlin MC: kʷin
              jūn OC: kʷlin MC: kʷin 0 AttributionsWD

            Jūn 均/鈞 expresses universal quantification over all subjects equally, without any difference. [INDIVIDUAL], [SUBJECT-BINDING]; [vadN]

              Syntactic words
            • vadVquantifierall subjects equally; in all cases equally
              zhūn OC: tun MC: ʈʷin
              tún OC: duun MC: duo̝n 0 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVquantifierdialect word, rare: each
              lián OC: b-ren MC: liɛn 0 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVHS 65 no. 5: one after another, all in a row
              biàn OC: peens MC: pen 0 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vad.VtoNreference=objectall the (explicit objects)
            不揀  bù jiǎn OC: pɯʔ kreenʔ MC: pi̯ut kɣɛn 0 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            彼此  bǐ cǐ OC: pralʔ tsheʔ MC: piɛ tshiɛ 0 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • NPproboth (as subjects and objects of the verb involved)
            盡總  jìn zǒng OC: dzinʔ skooŋʔ MC: dzin tsuŋ 0 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVevery one of the subjects
            總皆  zǒng jiē OC: skooŋʔ kriid MC: tsuŋ kɣɛi 0 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • VPadVobjectall (preverbal object quantifier)
            一切皆  yī qiē, qiè jiē OC: qliɡ snʰiid kriid MC: ʔit tshet kɣɛi 0 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
              qí OC: dziil MC: dzei 0 AttributionsWD
              Syntactic words
            • vadVall SHIJI 民不齊出

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