FOOD BASKET  食物筐筐

BASKET USED FOR FOOD.
Hypernym
  • BASKETBOX PRODUCED USING SMALL TIMBER, TYPICALLY HAVING OPEN TOP.
    • BOXCLOSED HARD CONTAINER.
Old Chinese Criteria
1. The most common word for square baskets primarily designed for carrying food is kuāng 筐.

2. Dān 簞 is put in food a basket of round shape and with a cover. [SUN 1991: 344; ill.: SUN 1991: 86-8]

3. Jǔ 筥 refers to the put in a food round basket without cover. [SUN 1991: 344]

Modern Chinese Criteria
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  • 漢代無知文化資料圖說 ( SUN JI) p.

Words

筐  kuāng OC: khʷaŋ MC: khi̯ɐŋ 11 AttributionsWD

The most common word for square baskets primarily designed for carrying food is kuāng 筐.

    Syntactic words
  • nSHI 291: ancient term for square bamboo basket, square in shape, used for carrying food
  • vtoNput into food basket kuāng
筥  jǔ OC: klaʔ MC: ki̯ɤ 6 AttributionsWD

Jǔ 筥 refers to the put in a food round basket without cover. [SUN 1991: 344]

    Syntactic words
  • nSHI 291: archaic term: round covered bamboo basket for carrying food, larger than the dān 簞
  • vtoNput (food) into a round basket without cover. See SUN 1991: 344
簞  dān OC: taan MC: tɑn 5 AttributionsWD

Dān 簞 is put in food a basket of round shape and with a cover. [SUN 1991: 344; ill.: SUN 1991: 86-8]

    Word relations
  • Assoc: 食/FOOD The general term for food is shí 食 and this includes food as well as drink and can refer generally to one's livelihood, also to staple foods as opposed to delicacies involving meat, such as kuài 膾 "minced meat, raw".

    Syntactic words
  • nccround basket for food, with a cover
  • ncc(post-V{NUM}.)+Nclassifiera food basket of N
  • ncpost-V{NUM}.+Nclassifierbaskets full of (food etc, also pearls (treated as mass nouns in the construction!))
  • nmeasureround bamboo food basket with cover
  • vtoNput in a food basket (like a picnic basket)
匡  kuāng OC: khʷaŋ MC: khi̯ɐŋ 1 AttributionWD
    Syntactic words
  • nsquare basket, loan for 筐
笆  bā OC: praa MC: pɣɛ 0 AttributionsWD
    Syntactic words
  • nbasket woven of bamboo or willow, without cover

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