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Note that there are two Unicode z-variants, with code points U+90FD and U+FA26 (the latter is a compatibility variant and contains an extra dot below耂 in者 ).
都 (Kangxi radical 163,邑 +8in Chinese , 邑+9in Japanese , 11 strokes,cangjie input 十日弓中 (JANL ),four-corner 47627 ,composition ⿰者 阝 )
嘟 , 𢵋 , 𨗊 , 𣛭 , 𡳤 , 𨅮 , 𩼁 , 𡳣 , 𡼞 , 𡳢 , 𥳉 , 𧹼 Additional Derived Characters
𦡄 , 𬠩 , 𧬥 , 𰶠 , 𧷿 , 𨟞 , 𰥈 , 𰈷 , 𲄆 , 𦺥 , 𪴄 Kangxi Dictionary:page 1274 , character 9 Dai Kanwa Jiten: character 39497 Dae Jaweon: page 1773, character 1 Hanyu Da Zidian (first edition): volume 6, page 3776, character 7 Unihan data for U+90FD Old Chinese 觰 *rtaːʔ, *rtaː 諸 *tjaː, *tja 者 *tjaːʔ 堵 *tjaːʔ, *taːʔ 赭 *tjaːʔ 撦 *l̥ʰjaːʔ 扯 *tʰjaːʔ 闍 *djaː, *taː 奢 *hljaː 鍺 *toːlʔ 都 *taː 醏 *taː 覩 *taːʔ 睹 *taːʔ 暏 *taːʔ 賭 *taːʔ 帾 *taːʔ 楮 *taːʔ, *tʰaʔ 屠 *daː, *da 瘏 *daː 廜 *daː 鷵 *daː 緒 *ljaʔ 豬 *ta 猪 *ta 瀦 *ta 藸 *ta, *da 櫫 *ta 褚 *taʔ, *tʰaʔ 著 *taʔ, *tas, *da, *taɡ, *daɡ 箸 *tas, *das 儲 *da 躇 *da 櫧 *tja 藷 *tja, *djas 蠩 *tja 煮 *tjaʔ 渚 *tjaʔ 煑 *tjaʔ 陼 *tjaʔ 翥 *tjas 署 *djas 薯 *djas 曙 *djas 書 *hlja 暑 *hjaʔ 鐯 *taɡ 擆 *taɡ 櫡 *taɡ
Phono-semantic compound (形聲 / 形声 ,OC *taː ): phonetic 者 ( OC *tjaːʔ ) + semantic 邑 ( “ town, city ” ) .
(Thisetymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at theEtymology scriptorium .)
Baxter –Sagart system 1.1 (2014 )Character 都 Reading # 1/1 Modern Beijing (Pinyin) dū Middle Chinese ‹ tu › Old Chinese /*tˁa/ English capital city Notes for Old Chinese notations in the Baxter–Sagart system:
* Parentheses "()" indicate uncertain presence; * Square brackets "[]" indicate uncertain identity, e.g. *[t] as coda may in fact be *-t or *-p; * Angle brackets "<>" indicate infix; * Hyphen "-" indicates morpheme boundary;
* Period "." indicates syllable boundary.
Zhengzhang system (2003)Character 都 Reading # 1/1 No. 16968 Phonetic component 者 Rime group 魚 Rime subdivision 0 Corresponding MC rime 都 Old Chinese /*taː/
都
metropolis ; largecity 都 市 ― dū shì ― metropolis; major citycapital ; capitalcity 都 城 ― dū chéng ― capital( literary ) to make a place thecapital city; toestablish a capital帝王 所 都 為 中 ,故 曰 中國 。[Classical Chinese ,trad. ] 帝王 所 都 为 中 ,故 曰 中国 。[Classical Chinese ,simp. ] From: Liu Xi (劉熈), quoted in5th century , 《史記集解》Records of the Grand Historian - Collected Explanations by Pei Yin (裴駰 )Dìwáng suǒdōu wèi zhōng, gù yuē zhōngguó. [Pinyin] Where emperors and kingsmake to be the capital is taken as the centre, hence the appellation the central region. ( obsolete ) graceful ;elegant asurname ,Du 中都 ( zhōngdū ) ( archaic ) 大 城市 ( dà chéngshì ) 大邦 ( dàbāng ) ( Classical Chinese ) 大都市 ( dàdūshì ) 大都會 / 大都会 ( dàdūhuì ) 都市 ( dūshì ) 都會 / 都会 ( dūhuì ) 都邑 ( dūyì ) ( Classical Chinese ) Colloquial form of諸 (OC *tja , “all”) (Schuessler, 2007 ).
Mandarin (Standard ) (Pinyin ) :dōu ,dū (dou1 ,du1 )(Zhuyin ) :ㄉㄡ, ㄉㄨ (Chengdu ,Sichuanese Pinyin ) :dou1 (Dungan ,Cyrillic andWiktionary ) :ду (du, I)Cantonese (Guangzhou –Hong Kong ,Jyutping ) :dou1 /du1 (Taishan ,Wiktionary ) :u1 / du2 Gan (Wiktionary ) :du1 Hakka (Sixian ,PFS ) :tu / tû / lû (Meixian ,Guangdong ) :du1 Jin (Wiktionary ) :du1 Northern Min (KCR ) :dú Eastern Min (BUC ) :dŭ Southern Min (Hokkien ,POJ ) :to͘ /to (Teochew ,Peng'im ) :dou1 / do1 Wu (Shanghai ,Wugniu ) :1 tuXiang (Changsha ,Wiktionary ) :dou1 Note : dū - only used in certain fossilized expressions, e.g.
大都 .
Note : du1 - "also" in some overseas and Hong Kong speakers.
Note : du2 - “also”.
都
all ;both ( used to indicate that the statement is true for every subject or object ) ; or theentirety of something我 都 知道 了 。 ― Wǒdōu zhīdào le. ― I knoweverything . [ambiguous; may also mean “Even I know”.]他 比 任何 人 都 好 。[MSC ,trad. andsimp. ] Tā bǐ rènhé réndōu hǎo. [Pinyin] He is better than anyone else. 這裡 的 人 我 都 認識 。[MSC ,trad. ] 这里 的 人 我 都 认识 。[MSC ,simp. ] Zhèlǐ de rén wǒdōu rènshí. [Pinyin] I know everyone here. 現在 在 超市 什麼 都 買 得 到 。[MSC ,trad. ] 现在 在 超市 什么 都 买 得 到 。[MSC ,simp. ] Xiànzài zài chāoshì shénmedōu mǎi de dào. [Pinyin] These days everything can be bought from a supermarket. 他 什麼 電影 都 不 看 。[MSC ,trad. ] 他 什么 电影 都 不 看 。[MSC ,simp. ] Tā shénme diànyǐngdōu bù kàn. [Pinyin] He doesn't watch any movies. 我 真 羨慕 他 ,在 哪裡 都 能 睡得著 。[MSC ,trad. ] 我 真 羡慕 他 ,在 哪里 都 能 睡得着 。[MSC ,simp. ] Wǒ zhēn xiànmù tā, zài nǎlǐdōu néng shuìdezháo. [Pinyin] I really envy him; he can sleep wherever he is. 大都 ― dàdōu ― generally吹 到 成 牆 都 係 [Cantonese ,trad. ] 吹 到 成 墙 都 系 [Cantonese ,simp. ] ceoi1 dou3 sing4 coeng4 dou1 hai6 [Jyutping] blown by the wind until it has covered the entire wall ( emphasis on subject ) even 我 都 不 知道 ,你 是 怎麼 知道 的 ?[MSC ,trad. ] 我 都 不 知道 ,你 是 怎么 知道 的 ?[MSC ,simp. ] Wǒdōu bù zhīdào, nǐ shì zěnme zhīdào de? [Pinyin] How come you know it when even I don't know? ( emphasis on object ) even , interchangeable with也 ( yě ) 我 身上 一 分 錢 都 沒有 。[MSC ,trad. ] 我 身上 一 分 钱 都 没有 。[MSC ,simp. ] Wǒ shēnshàng yī fēn qiándōu méiyǒu. [Pinyin] I don't even have a single cent. 我 給 她 打 了 四 個 電話 ,她 一個 都 沒 接 。[MSC ,trad. ] 我 给 她 打 了 四 个 电话 ,她 一个 都 没 接 。[MSC ,simp. ] Wǒ gěi tā dǎ le sì ge diànhuà, tā yīgedōu méi jiē. [Pinyin] I called her four times, but she answered none of them. ( emphasis ) Used in the連 ……都…… structure; interchangeable with也 ( yě ) ;even 他 連 畜生 都 不如 ,連 自己 的 父母 都 不 養活 。[MSC ,trad. ] 他 连 畜生 都 不如 ,连 自己 的 父母 都 不 养活 。[MSC ,simp. ] Tālián chùshengdōu bùrú,lián zìjǐ de fùmǔdōu bù yǎnghuo. [Pinyin] He is no better than an animal, because he doesn't even support his own parents. ( emphasis on verb, in the negative ) at all 睇 都 未 睇 過 / 睇 都 未 睇 过 [Cantonese ] ― tai2 dou1 mei6 tai2 gwo3 [Jyutping] ― have not seen a single second of it; have not seen itat all already 都 四 點 了 。/ 都 四 点 了 。 ― Dōu sì diǎn le. ― It isalready 4 o'clock.都 這麼 晚 了 嗎 ?/ 都 这么 晚 了 吗 ? ― Dōu zhème wǎn le ma? ― Is it that latealready ?( Cantonese ) as well ;also ;too 我 都 好 好 。[Cantonese ] ― ngo5 dou1 hou2 hou2 . [Jyutping] ― I'm finetoo .( Cantonese ) still ;anyways ;nevertheless When negating都 , the placement of不 ( bù ) is important. 不都 : not all, not everyone.都不 : none, no oneDialectal synonyms of
都 (“all; both”)
[map] Variety Location Words Classical Chinese 皆 ,均 ,俱 Formal(Written Standard Chinese ) 都 ,全 ,皆 ,均 ,俱 Northeastern Mandarin Beijing 都 ,全 Taiwan 都 Malaysia 都 Singapore 都 Jilu Mandarin Jinan 都 ,全 Central Plains Mandarin Xi'an 都 Southwestern Mandarin Chengdu 都 ,下 Wuhan 都 ,下 Guilin 都 Jianghuai Mandarin Yangzhou 都 ,全 Hefei 都 Cantonese Guangzhou 都 Hong Kong 都 Yangjiang 都 Kuala Lumpur(Guangfu) 都 Singapore(Guangfu) 都 Gan Nanchang 都 Hakka Meixian 都 Wuhua(Meilin) 都 Miaoli(N. Sixian) 都 Pingtung(Neipu; S. Sixian) 都 Hsinchu County(Zhudong; Hailu) 都 Taichung(Dongshi; Dabu) 都 Hsinchu County(Qionglin; Raoping) 都 Yunlin(Lunbei; Zhao'an) 攏 Jin Taiyuan 都 ,全 Northern Min Jian'ou 都 Eastern Min Fuzhou 都 Southern Min Xiamen 攏 ,計 ,計計 Xiamen(Tong'an) 攏 Quanzhou 攏 ,計 ,計計 Zhangzhou 攏 ,計 ,計計 Zhao'an 攏 Dongshan 攏 Tainan 攏 Penang(Hokkien) 到了 Singapore(Hokkien) 攏 ,攏總 ,計 Manila(Hokkien) 攏 ,攏總 Medan(Hokkien) 到了 Chaozhou 攏 Shantou 攏 Jieyang 攏 Singapore(Teochew) 攏 Wenchang 都 Qionghai 攏 Singapore(Hainanese) 攏 Zhongshan Min Zhongshan(Longdu, Shaxi) 都 Wu Shanghai 儕 ,禿 obsolete Shanghai(Songjiang) 儕 Shanghai(Chongming) 儕 ,孩 Suzhou 儕 Wuxi 儕 Nantong(Haimen) 儕 ,孩 ,純 ,恆 ,禿 Tongxiang 儕 Ningbo 和 Wenzhou 沃 Lishui 都 Qingyuan 都 Xiang Changsha 下 ,都 Shuangfeng 下
Dialectal synonyms of
也 (“also, too”)
[map] Variety Location Words Classical Chinese 亦 Formal(Written Standard Chinese ) 也 Northeastern Mandarin Beijing 也 Taiwan 也 Malaysia 也 Singapore 也 Jilu Mandarin Jinan 也 Central Plains Mandarin Xi'an 也 Southwestern Mandarin Chengdu 也 Wuhan 也 Guilin 也 Jianghuai Mandarin Yangzhou 也 Hefei 也 Cantonese Guangzhou 都 ,亦 Hong Kong 都 ,亦 ,亦都 Macau 都 ,亦 formal Zhongshan(Shiqi) 都 ,也 Taishan 亦 Kaiping(Chikan) 亦 ,都 ,亦都 Yangjiang 也 Kuala Lumpur(Guangfu) 都 Singapore(Guangfu) 都 ,亦都 Gan Nanchang 也 Hakka Meixian 也 Wuhua(Meilin) 也 Miaoli(N. Sixian) 乜 Pingtung(Neipu; S. Sixian) 乜 ,也 Hsinchu County(Zhudong; Hailu) 乜 Taichung(Dongshi; Dabu) 乜 Hsinchu County(Qionglin; Raoping) 乜 Yunlin(Lunbei; Zhao'an) 嘛 Kuching(Hepo) 呠 Huizhou Jixi 也 Jin Taiyuan 也 Northern Min Jian'ou 也 Eastern Min Fuzhou 也 Southern Min Xiamen 也 ,嘛 Quanzhou 也 ,嘛 Zhangzhou 也 ,嘛 Taipei 也 ,嘛 Penang(Hokkien) 呠 Singapore(Hokkien) 也 ,呠 ,嘛 Manila(Hokkien) 也 ,嘛 ,閣 Chaozhou 也 Shantou 也 Jieyang 也 Singapore(Teochew) 呠 ,也 ,嘛 Pontianak(Teochew) 也 Wenchang 也 Zhongshan Min Zhongshan(Longdu, Shaxi) 都 Wu Shanghai 也 Suzhou 亦 Wenzhou 也 Xiang Changsha 也 Shuangfeng 也
For pronunciation and definitions of 都 – see嘟 (“topout ; topucker up ; etc.”). (This character is the second-round simplified form of 嘟 ).Notes:
Shinjitai 都 Kyūjitai [ 1] 都 都 or都 +︀? 都󠄀 都 +󠄀? (Adobe-Japan1 ) 都󠄃 都 +󠄃? (Hanyo-Denshi) (Moji_Joho) The displayed kanji may be different from the image due to your environment. Seehere for details.
都
(Third grade kyōiku kanji , shinjitai kanji,kyūjitai form都 )
Go-on :つ ( tsu ,Jōyō ) Kan-on :と ( to ,Jōyō ) Kun :みやこ ( miyako ,都 ,Jōyō ) 、いち ( ichi ,都 ) 、あつまる ( atsu maru ,都まる ) 、あつめる ( atsu meru ,都める ) ←あつむ ( atu mu ,都む ,historical ) 、すべて ( sube te ,都て ) 、すべる ( su beru ,都べる ) Nanori :いち ( ichi ) 、くに ( kuni ) 、さと ( sato ) 、ひろ ( hiro ) 、みやこ ( miyako ) Alternative spellings 都 ( kyūjitai ) 京 京都
⟨mi1 yako1 ⟩ → */mʲijakʷo/ →/mijako/
FromOld Japanese , a compound of宮( みや ) ( miya ,“ imperialpalace ” ) +処( こ ) ( ko ,“ place ” ) .
都( みやこ ) • (miyako )
( archaic ) theplace ofresidence of theemperor ( by extension ) acapital city ( by extension ) acapital ( mostimportant city in thefield specified ) , aneconomic andpolitical center, ametropolis ( shogi , colloquial ) short for都詰め ( miyakozume ) :moving the王将 ( ōshō ) /玉将 ( gyokushō ,“ king ” ) to thecenter of theboard with otherpieces close together 都( みやこ ) • (Miyako )
aplacename asurname a femalegiven name Alternative spelling 都 ( kyūjitai )
FromMiddle Chinese 都 (MC tu ).
都( と ) • (to )
acapital city acity ,metropolis short for東京都 ( Tōkyō-to ) : thecapital prefecture ofTokyo 都( と ) • (to )
city ,metropolis capital city elegant ,graceful ,refined gather ,command 都( と ) • (-to )
counter formetropolis prefectures Since東( とう ) 京( きょう ) 都( と ) ( Tōkyō-to ) is the only prefecture with都( と ) ( -to ) , the counter only appears as一( いっ ) 都( と ) ( itto ) . It combines with the other prefecture counters県( けん ) ( -ken ) ,道( どう ) ( -dō ) and府( ふ ) ( -fu ) to count prefectures of mixed types. Alternative spelling 都 ( kyūjitai )
FromMiddle Chinese 都 (MC tu ).
都( つ ) • (tsu )
all ,both ,everyone ,whole 都 (eumhun 도읍 도 ( do'eup do ) )
hanja form? of도 ( “ capital city ” ) hanja form? of도 ( “ all , thewhole ” ) hanja form? of도 ( “ elegant ,refined ” ) 都
(Third grade kyōiku kanji , shinjitai kanji,kyūjitai form都 )
On (unclassified):ち ( chi ) 、とぅ ( tu ) Originally a compound of宮 ( mi1 ya ,“ palace ” ) and an uncertainこ ( ko1 ) referring to aplace .
Theko is possibly処 ( ko2 ,affix indicatinglocation ) , according to most dictionaries. However, poems in theMan'yōshū attest overwhelming phonetic usage of⟨ko1 ⟩ instead of⟨ko2 ⟩ . There has likely been a vowel assimilation; it accounts for a form of this affixく ( ku ,place ) (e.g.いづく ( iduku ,“ where ” ) )( Canthis (+ ) etymology besourced ?) . Alternatively, theko might be from子 ( -ko1 ,diminutive suffix ) , as someMan'yōshū poems use the宮子 reading. 都 (mi1 yako1 ) (kana みやこ )
theplace ofresidence of theemperor ,especially atemporary lodging in which the emperorstays during animperial visit ( by extension ) acapital city 都 :Hán Nôm readings:đô
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