| Change log entry 35560 | |
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| Processed by: | ycandau (2011-05-21 16:09:25 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 34551 >> Seeing the new entry for 多音字 made me think of 破音字, which is the term I was taught in Taiwan, although I appreciate that it is much less commonly used. MoE gives two meanings for 破音字 but only one for 多音字, but I don't know whether this is just an affectation of theirs. Editor: 破音字 is preferentially used to indicate a change in meaning; which is in fact what MoE says. Re-read it. |
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# 多音字 多音字 [duo1 yin1 zi4] /character with two or more readings/ + 破音字 破音字 [po4 yin1 zi4] /character with two or more readings/character where different readings convey different meanings/ |