〘Noun〙 One of the four tones of Chinese characters. It can refer to either a falling tone or an ascending tone. For the four tones of Chinese characters that were introduced to Japan in ancient times, it refers to the ascending tone. Kyosei. ※Bunkyo Hifuron (around 809-820) Ten "Seiho Kyosei" ※Rodriguez Nihon Dai Bunten (1604-08) "Quioxǒ (Kyoshou) . That is, Saru Koe"Kyo-sei [go-sei]Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 漢字四声(しせい)の一つ。下降調をさす場合と、上昇調をさす場合がある。古く日本に伝わった漢字の四声については、上昇調をさしていう。きょせい。※文鏡秘府論(809‐820頃)天「西方去声」※ロドリゲス日本大文典(1604‐08)「Quioxǒ(キョシャウ)。すなわち、サル コエ」
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