ASSET 產業業
IMPORTANT ENDURING PROPERTY.
PROPERTYRESOURCESESTATEHOLDINGSPOSSESSIONSEFFECTSGOODSVALUABLESBELONGINGSCHATTELS
Old Chinese Criteria
[ELEVATED/INFORMAL]
[LASTING/TEMPORARY]
[LITERAL/TRANSFERRED]
1. Yè 業 refers to typically permanent assets of significant proportions.
[ELEVATED?], [LASTING]
2. Chǎn 產 refers to considerable but not necessarily inalienable assets, typically not viewed as entirely inherited.
[LITERAL]
[LASTING/TEMPORARY]
[LITERAL/TRANSFERRED]
1. Yè 業 refers to typically permanent assets of significant proportions.
[ELEVATED?], [LASTING]
2. Chǎn 產 refers to considerable but not necessarily inalienable assets, typically not viewed as entirely inherited.
[LITERAL]
Modern Chinese Criteria
產業
產
業
財產
資產
財
家產
家當
家業
家私
家事
家底
箱底 refers to assembled valuables, typically kept in the house.
產業
動產
浮財
不動產
恆產
rough draft to BEGIN TO identify synonym group members for analysis, based on CL etc. 18.11.2003. CH ／
產
業
財產
資產
財
家產
家當
家業
家私
家事
家底
箱底 refers to assembled valuables, typically kept in the house.
產業
動產
浮財
不動產
恆產
rough draft to BEGIN TO identify synonym group members for analysis, based on CL etc. 18.11.2003. CH ／
Old Chinese Contrasts
1. Yè 業 derives its meaning from "to inherit", "inherited occupation". ( 業其官 "inherit an office (from one's father)" ZUO Zhao 1.12). Primarily inherited "inalienable" wealth or more abstract precious inherited property is typically yè 業; assets acquired due to one's own efforts are typically chǎn 產. We have xiān jūn zhī yè 先君之業 "the rich heritage from the former ruler" ZUO Xiang 18.4
2. Chǎn 產 can be taken away from one, apparently not yè 業. In any case we have duó chǎn 奪產 and not duó yè 奪業.
3. Chǎn 產 may be héng chǎn �痦� "constant property", but it may also be impermanent. (MENG 1A7)
4. Chǎn 產 may be fairly small or large, yè 業 is always of significant proportions.
5. Chǎn 產 is something the common people have, and which the aristocracy also has. Yè 業 is only used in elevated contexts and refers to assets of great value.
6. Yè 業 is primarily connected with the working effort of past generations, while chǎn 產 is primarily connected with one's own productivity, and is semantically linked to the notions of growth and birth.
2. Chǎn 產 can be taken away from one, apparently not yè 業. In any case we have duó chǎn 奪產 and not duó yè 奪業.
3. Chǎn 產 may be héng chǎn �痦� "constant property", but it may also be impermanent. (MENG 1A7)
4. Chǎn 產 may be fairly small or large, yè 業 is always of significant proportions.
5. Chǎn 產 is something the common people have, and which the aristocracy also has. Yè 業 is only used in elevated contexts and refers to assets of great value.
6. Yè 業 is primarily connected with the working effort of past generations, while chǎn 產 is primarily connected with one's own productivity, and is semantically linked to the notions of growth and birth.
Words
貨財 huò cái OC: hŋʷaals sɡɯɯ MC: hʷɑ dzəi 14 AttributionsWD
- Syntactic words
- NPmnonreferentialassets, wealth
- NPm{PRED}be the assetsCH
產 chǎn OC: sqreenʔ MC: ʂɣɛn 8 AttributionsWD
Yè 業 refers to permanent assets of significant proportions. [ELEVATED?], [LASTING]
- Word relations
- Object: 治/GOVERN
The general word for governing, administering or ordering things is zhì 治, old reading chí.
- Syntactic words
- nmproperty, means of production; livelihood
業 yè OC: ŋab MC: ŋi̯ɐp 3 AttributionsWD
Yè 業 refers to typically permanent assets of significant proportions. [ELEVATED?], [LASTING]
- Syntactic words
- nmproperty; inheritance
財產 cái chǎn OC: sɡɯɯ sqreenʔ MC: dzəi ʂɣɛn 1 AttributionWD
- Syntactic words
- NPmassets
母 mǔ OC: mɯʔ MC: mu 0 AttributionsWD
- Syntactic words
- nmTang dynasty: the principal (ant. 子 "interest on that principal"
實 shí OC: ɢljiɡ MC: ʑit 0 AttributionsWD
- Syntactic words
- nmassets, property; wealth
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