Wu Yingzhe

Inner Mongolia University

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Juha Janhunen

Institute of Linguistic Studies

András Róna-Tas

University of Szeged

Ruize Li

Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications

Haoren Wang

Zhejiang University

Yuanxin He

China Railway Corporation

Zhihua Gan

Zhejiang University

Quanwen Pan

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Shen Xian

Wenzhou Medical University

Weiming Zhou

Dalian Jiaotong University

Huiming Ding

Anhui Medical University

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Hangzhou City University

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Shanghai University

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Chart: List of Characters

BRILL eBooks (2010)

Wu Yingzhe Juha Janhunen

10.1163/9789004212824_007

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Final proposal to encode the Khitan Small Script in the SMP of the UCS

Sun Bojun Wu Yingzhe Yongshi Jing Jiruhe Viacheslav Zaytsev

Author(s): Bojun, Sun; Wu, Yingzhe; Jing, Yongshi; Jiruhe, --; Zaytsev, Viacheslav; West, Andrew; Everson, Michael | Abstract: This 2016 working document includes the proposed repertoire for the Khitan Small Script for its eventual encoding in the Unicode Standard. Subsequent modifications to the repertoire have appeared and can be found in the Unicode Consortium document register. The script was officially published in Unicode 13.0 in 2020.

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S30408溶接継手の低温機械的性質試験【JST・京大機械翻訳】

Zhejiang Daxue Xuebao. Gongxue Ban (2018)

Huiming Ding Wu Yingzhe Zheng Jinyang Chen Chaohui Yin Lijun

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Wu Yingzhe Juha Janhunen

10.1163/9789004212824_009

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New Materials on the Khitan Small Script

Wu Yingzhe Juha Janhunen

This volume contains a state-of-the-art survey of Khitan Small Script studies, accompanied by a critical analysis of two recently discovered and previously unpublished epigraphic documents.

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Khitan Studies I. The Glyphs of the Khitan Small Script

Acta Orientalia (2019)

Wu Yingzhe András Róna-Tas

This paper investigates how the Khitan Small Script renders labial stops of the Khitan language in the initial position of words and syllables. Furthermore, it deals with the problems of alloglyphs, drawings of similar shape, and denotations of the same phoneme. The paper begins with the use of glyphs in cases where they transcribe Chinese words. Evidence permitting, this is followed by the use of glyphs in cases of Chinese loanwords and names—subjects in which we have a robust background. Finally, it examines words of Khitan origin with initial labial stops. The result of our investigation is that postaspiration was the distinguishing feature in the binary opposition of labial stops. Alternation of <b> ~ <p> writing is common in cases where a word occurs with high frequency. To demonstrate this, we used the Khitan Corpus published in 2017.

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10.1556/062.2019.72.1.4

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Discussion to the Grammatical Category of "Gender" in Khitan Small Scripts from the Theory on Dotted and Dotless Original Characters

Zhongyang Minzu Daxue xuebao (2006)

Wu Yingzhe

In the Khitan Small Script,there are couples of original characters,which are basically identical in strokes but different from each other because of the writing with or without dot.Is there any inherent relation in pronunciation or meaning between the two types? Many scholars worked on the issue and gave different explanations.However,there is no content answer up to now.Observing the context of original characters,there is no difference in meaning but a grammatical difference can be obvious: the dotted original characters are generally used to modify words that indicate `male' while the dotless original characters are generally used to modify words that indicate `female'.This is an important evidence that the Khitan language has the grammatical category of gender.

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Deciphering some demonstrative pronouns in Khitan small script

ALTAI HAKPO (2011)

Wu Yingzhe

Demonstrative

10.15816/ask.2011..21.005

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