DEER  鹿鹿

The general name of a family of ruminant quadruped BEASTS, distinguished by the possession of deciduous branching horns or antlers, and by the presence of spots on the young: the various genera and species being distinguished as rein-deer, moose-deer, red deer, fallow deer.
BUCKSTAGHARTDOEHIND
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Old Chinese Criteria
1. The current general term for a deer is lù 鹿.

2. Mí 麋 refers to a large animal with antlers, resembling a deer.

3. Mílù 麋鹿 is another term for mí 麋.

4. Ní 麑 refers to a fawn.

5. Mí 麛 is another term for a fawn.

6. Jiā 麚 refers to a large deer.

7. Jǐ 麂 refers to a small deer.

8. Zhāng 獐 refers to a hornless river-deer.

9. Jūn 麇 is an ancient term for zhāng 獐.

10. Páo 麃 is a word for mí 麋 that was in use in a southern state of >Chǔ 楚.

Modern Chinese Criteria
鹿

角仙

茸客

麈

母鹿

牝鹿

公鹿

牡鹿

小鹿

駝鹿

堪達罕 refers to the moose.

麋鹿

麋

四不像

小麋

麋子

馬鹿

水鹿

rough draft to BEGIN TO identify synonym group members for analysis, based on CL etc. 18.11.2003. CH ／

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Words

鹿  lù OC: b-rooɡ MC: luk 10 AttributionsWD

The current general term for a deer is lù 鹿.

    Word relations
  • Assoc: 獸/BEAST Shòu 獸 tends to refer to dangerous mammals above a certain size that are typically imagined as running (zǒu shòu 走獸), and sometimes as liable to bite.

    Syntactic words
  • ndeer
麑  ní OC:  MC: ŋei 8 AttributionsWD

Ní 麑 refers to a fawn.

    Syntactic words
  • nfawn, young deer
  • n[adNm.]adNmade of deerskin
  • vadVusing deerskin
麋  mí MC: -- OC: -- 6 AttributionsWD

Mí 麋 refers to a large animal with antlers, resembling a deer.

    Syntactic words
  • ncckind of deer
麋鹿  mí lù MC: -- luwk OC: -- b-rooɡ 6 AttributionsWD

Mílù 麋鹿 is another term for mí 麋.

    Syntactic words
  • NPsingularmilu deer
  • NP{N1adN2}pluralmilu deer
  • VPiactbehave like deer
麀  yōu OC: qɯw MC: ʔɨu 4 AttributionsWD
    Syntactic words
  • ndoe; female deer
麇  jūn OC: krun MC: kʷin 3 AttributionsWD

Jūn 麇 is an ancient term for zhāng 獐.

    Syntactic words
  • nfallow-deer; general name for hornless deer
麈  zhǔ OC: tjoʔ MC: tɕi̯o 1 AttributionWD
    Syntactic words
  • nkind of large deer
麛  mí OC: mii MC: mei 1 AttributionWD

Mí 麛 is another term for a fawn.

    Syntactic words
  • nfawn, young deer
  • viactgo hunting for young deer
麀鹿  yōu lù OC: qɯw b-rooɡ MC: ʔɨu luk 1 AttributionWD
    Syntactic words
  • NP{N1adN2}pluraldoe-deer
獐  zhāng OC: kjaŋ MC: tɕi̯ɐŋ 0 AttributionsWD

Zhāng 獐 refers to a hornless river-deer.

    Syntactic words
  • nkind of deer
麂  jǐ OC: krilʔ MC: ki 0 AttributionsWD

Jǐ 麂 refers to a small deer.

    Syntactic words
  • nChinese musk deer
麃  páo OC: breew MC: bɣɛu 0 AttributionsWD

Páo 麃 is a word for mí 麋 that was in use in a southern state of >Chǔ 楚.

    Syntactic words
  • nkind of deer
麇  jūn OC: krun MC: kʷin 0 AttributionsWD
    Syntactic words
  • nadN=麋
麚  jiā OC: kraa MC: kɣɛ 0 AttributionsWD

Jiā 麚 refers to a large deer.

    Syntactic words
  • nmale lù 鹿 deer
麝  shè OC: ɢljags MC: ʑɣɛ 0 AttributionsWD

Shè 麝 refers to a kind of a small hornless river-deer. Also called xiāng zhāng 香獐.

    Syntactic words

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