Sawndip

English

Etymology

From Zhuang Sawndip

Proper noun

Sawndip

The traditional Chinese character-derived script used to write the Zhuang language.

Translations

Zhuang characters

Chinese:
Mandarin: 方塊壯字, 方块壮字 (fāngkuài Zhuàngzì), 古壯字, 古壮字 (gǔ Zhuàngzì)

Japanese: 古壮字 (こそうじ, kosōji)
Zhuang: Sawndip (⿰書史⿰立生)

Zhuang

Etymology

From Zhuang saw (“character”) + ndip (“uncooked, immature”), literally "immature characters"

Pronunciation

(Standard Zhuang) IPA^(key): /θaɯ˨˦ ɗip˥/

Tone numbers: Saw¹ndip⁷

Hyphenation: Saw‧ndip

Proper noun

Sawndip (old orthography Saɯƌip, Sawndip forms 𭨡𮄫)

Sawndip (the traditional Chinese character-derived script used to write the Zhuang language)

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