古汉语*sm和古藏语“火”的意思

Q2 Arts and Humanities Cahiers de Linguistique Asie Orientale Pub Date : 2013-01-01 DOI:10.1163/15685322-0421P0004

N. Hill

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摘要:几位汉学家将汉语xjw * jX(烧)或xwaX(火)与古藏语smye(火)相比较。古藏语中不存在这样的词。相反，mye是古藏语中火和微笑的意思，也拼写为dmezai，意思是“污点、不洁净、罪恶”。在这种情况下，藏人的证据不支持古汉语的重建。

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Old Chinese *sm- and the Old Tibetan Word for 'Fire'

Abstract: Several sinologists have compared Chinese xjwɨjX 'burn' or xwaX 'fire' to an Old Tibetan word smye 'fire'. No such Old Tibetan word exists. Instead, mye is the Old Tibetan word for fire and smye, also spelled dmeḥ, means 'stain, impurity, sin'. Tibetan evidence in this case does not support a reconstruction *sm- in Old Chinese.

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