[스크랩] 쉰의 어원은 나는 이렇게 본다.

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1. 5중주단, 5중창단   2. 5중주곡, 5중창곡

ㅋ<-->ㅅ  호환

퀸<--->쉰  호환발음

석보상절에는 쉬흔 이라고 나온다. 쉬는 5 흔은 10 5가 10개있다. 50개

일본어로 5를 콧소리가 들어간 고 

코르 코리 쿠르 쿠리 쿠히-->쿠이-->퀴-->휘-->쉬 

고구려가 5부족 연합체이다.

그래서 고구려는 5부족 연합체라는 의미도 가지고 있는 것 같다.

고=5개 구려 고리족  5개의 고리족이 있다?

일본어로 5를 고 라고 발음하는데...

뭔가 연관이 있을 것 같은데?

오 라는 발음 역시 발음이 변한것이고.

Proto-Altaic: *t`u

Nostratic: Nostratic

 

Eurasiatic: *udV

Meaning: hand, arm

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *udu ( ~ -i, ŋ-) [cf. also *t`u 'five']

Uralic: Sam. *utɔ hand (+ PU *witte 'five / ten' ?)

Number: 1169

Proto: *witte

> Nostratic: > Nostratic

English meaning: five

German meaning: fünf

Finnish: viisi (gen. viiden) 'fünf'

Estonian: viis (gen. viie)

Saam (Lapp): vit'tâ-đ- (N) 'five', viht(t)a (L), vi̊tt (T Kld.), vīht, viht (Not.), vitt (A)

Mordovian: vet́e, vät́ä (E), vet́ä (M)

Mari (Cheremis): wǝc (KB), wić (U B), wǝzǝt (KB), wizǝ̑t (U)

Udmurt (Votyak): vit́ (G)

Komi (Zyrian): vit (S P PO)

Khanty (Ostyak): wet (V DN O)

Mansi (Vogul): ät (TJ), ǟt (KU P), at (So.)

Hungarian: öt

Nenets (Yurak): jūʔ (O), jūt (Nj.) 'zehn' ? [ŋuda 'Hand' - rejected by Redei]

Enets (Yen): biuʔ ? [uda 'Hand' - rejected by Redei]

Nganasan (Tawgi): bīʔ ? [jütü 'Hand' - rejected by Redei]

Selkup: kȫtʔ (TaU), kȫt (KeM Ty.) ? [uty 'Hand' - rejected by Redei]

Kamass: bjǝʔn ? [uda 'Hand' - rejected by Redei]

Janhunen's version: (124) *wit/tti

Sammalahti's version: *wit/tti

Addenda: Koib. bet, bi 'zehn'; Mot, bi id.; Karag. tjutt id.; Taig. dschûn id. ?

Meaning: five

Russian meaning: пять

Mongolian: *ta-bu-

 

Proto-Mongolian: *ta-bu-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: 1 five 2 fifty

Russian meaning: 1 пять 2 пятьдесят

Written Mongolian: tabu(n) 1 (L 761), tabi(n) 2 (L 760)

Middle Mongolian: tabun (HY 43, SH), ṭābun (IM), tabun (MA) 1, tabin (HY 43), ṭabin (IM) 2

Khalkha: tav 1, tav́ 2

Buriat: taba(n)

Kalmuck: tawn

Ordos: tawu(n) 1, tawi 2

Dongxian: tavuan, tawun 1

Baoan: tavoŋ 1

Dagur: tāw(an) (Тод. Даг. 164, MD 219), tābu 1, tabi (MD 219), tab́ 2

Shary-Yoghur: tāwǝn 1, tawǝn 2

Monguor: tāwǝn (SM 412), tāwun 1, tajin (SM 412) 2

Mogol: tabun, tābun; ZM tābun (25-1b)

Comments: KW 385, MGCD 619, 620.

Tungus-Manchu: *tu-ńga

 

Proto-Tungus-Manchu: *tu-ńga

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: five

Russian meaning: пять

Evenki: tunŋa

Even: tụnŋъ̣n

Negidal: tońŋa / tuŋńa

Spoken Manchu: sunǯā (2739)

Literary Manchu: sunǯa

Jurchen: ĉunǯa (640)

Ulcha: tụńǯa

Orok: tụnda

Nanai: tojŋga

Oroch: tuŋa

Udighe: tuŋa

Solon: toŋa

Comments: ТМС 2, 214.

Korean: *tà-

 

Proto-Korean: *tà-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: five

Russian meaning: пять

Modern Korean: tasǝt [tasǝs]

Middle Korean: tà-, tà-sằs

Comments: Nam 131, KED 386.

Japanese: *ì-tù-

 

Proto-Japanese: *ì-tù-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: five

Russian meaning: пять

Old Japanese: itu-

Middle Japanese: ìtù-

Tokyo: itsú-

Kyoto: ítsù-

Kagoshima: itsú-

Comments: JLTT 428, 429. Initial i- is not quite clear; it is used on its own with the meaning 'fifty', and in i-po 'five hundred' (if this is not a contraction < *it(u)-pǝ).