KNIGHT    武俠

ADULT who USES BIG PRIVATE WEAPONS in his WORK.
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Old Chinese Criteria
1. The current standard word for a knight is xiá 俠. 2. Jiàn 劍, when used to refer to a sword-bearing knight, focusses on his formidable weapon. 3. Yóu xiá 游俠 refers to a strong, brave, and honest knight-errant. 4. Since many knights-errant were from the states of >Zhào and Yàn, these were later called Zhào kè 趙客. 5. As many knight-errants were strong, they were polite designation was háo kè 豪客. 6. As knight-errants were respected for helping the poor they were politely referred to as zhǎng zhě 長者. DATE?
Hypernym
  • ADULT HUMAN who is SUFFICIENTLY OLD to ESTABLISH his/her SEPARATE HOME. (anc: 7/0, child: 20)
  • HUMAN ANIMAL which HAS TWO LEGS AND LACKS FEATHERS. (anc: 6/0, child: 31)
  • ANIMAL CREATURE ABLE to FEEL AND MOVE. (anc: 5/0, child: 12)

Words (9 items)

  xiá OC: ɡeeb MC: ɦep 4 Attributions
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  • nabsocialthe Robin Hood knightly spirit
  • nagenta brave; knight
  jiàn OC: kloms MC: ki̯ɐm 3 Attributions
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  • nagentswordsman
俠者  xiá zhě MC: hep tsyaeX OC: ɡeeb kljaʔ 1 Attribution
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  • NPknightCH
任俠  rén xiá MC: nyim hep OC: njɯm ɡeeb 1 Attribution
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  • VPiact as a roving knight, act as a Chinese Robin HoodCH
趙客  zhào kè OC: rlewʔ khraaɡ MC: ɖiɛu khɣɛk 0 Attributions

Since many knight-errants were from the states of >Zhào and Yān, these were later called Zhào kè 趙客 or Yān kè 燕客.

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長者  zhǎng zhě OC: krlaŋʔ kljaʔ MC: ʈi̯ɐŋ tɕɣɛ 0 Attributions

As knight-errants ussually helped people in troubles, they were politely called zhǎng zhě 長者.

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鬥士  dòu shì OC: toos dzrɯʔ MC: tu ɖʐɨ 0 Attributions
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  • NPdefinitethe knights
游俠  yóu xiá OC: lu ɡeeb MC: jɨu ɦep 0 Attributions

Yóu xiá 游俠refers to a strong, brave, and honest knight-errant.

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豪客  háo kè OC: ɡoow khraaɡ MC: ɦɑu khɣɛk 0 Attributions

As many knight-errants were strong, they were polite designation was háo kè 豪客.

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