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Work
花园庄东地甲骨
Nation
商殷朝
Categories
商殷朝,甲骨文
Catalog
HYZ 416.14
Source
Schwartz, A. C. (2019). The Oracle Bone Inscriptions from Huayuanzhuang East. De Gruyter. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781501505294-001
Divined on Gengzi: Lord Pou might have (risk) reaching (the point of) af- fliction. 1 536 Zi xin bu ji kan ()is comparable to divinations for the Shang kings that say Wang xin ruo The Kings heart will be favorable/in agreement and Wang xin wang jian The kings heart will have no affliction/distress; see Yu Xingwu 2009: 362. The Shijing poem He ren sihas a similar line that says, Wo xin kong jian My heart has great pains. The sense of ji in this sentence is good (shan ). 537 Fu () is a pictograph of a container for liquids. It is likely the graphic form of a type of container discovered in Lady Haos tomb: (Xiaotun M5: 830). The main characteristic is its protruding belly, and the Shuowen jiezi definition as 滿 full is a derivative meaning. Here it is a phonetic spelling of fu return. The more standard HYZ form to write this word (HYZ 21) adds the classifier downward facing foot under it. 346 | HYZ 420