Chinese and Sumerian, page 138

SUMERIAN

MUSH, appearance, looks, face ; brightness; beauty (zému). C.Z. xii. 11, Vid. SUG-ME.

MU-SHEN, MU-TIN, a bird. (SHIN =KIN? @. KID, SHID, KISHI, earth MU = GU, bird.) 2045f; 1423.

ME, PI (BI), MA (WA), A, GEL-

DAN, TAL (=TAN, DAN), Br. 7961-7966; U, GE, BUR (VUR), Br. 8773; SHI, Br. 9286; the ear. (‘A broad or large ear’ = intelligence.)

MUSH-TUG, GISH-TUG ¢. Det. Suff. Ear), the ear. 5721. (WUSH and GISH appear to be fuller forms of ME and GE, ear.)

MUSH-TUG (or MUSH-TUM? 4R. 10 Rey. 1), GISH-TUG, to hear; to listen to, or favour; cf SHUG, SHE, wd. (Sma; magéru).—7978; 5721; 5725 ff. (2s TUG here akin to TUG, DU-G, speak, cry out, sing ?)

MU-TIN, MU-TI, falcon, hawk, or the like. (c. Det. Suff. bird.) MU (WU)= GU, bird. (Lasd@su|| surdu). 1325 ; 1308.

(2) MU-TIN, man or maid; male or female servant. (zkaru; ardatu.) 1321; 1326. Ved. DIN, TIN, male; man.

(3) MU-TIN, maidservant (ardatz) ; concubine. 1321.

(4) MU-TIN, wine (eu, Aarani). 1322; 1324. Vid. TIN, DIN (2) and (3) infra, KU-RUN, fermented liquors ;

wine,

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CHINESE

mdu, mao, moa, K. mo, J. m3, bd, appearance; face. 7675.

mei, mui, mi, fine, beautiful. 7727.

mien, myn, men, mie, the face. 7886.

chin, S#. djiang, djing, ktm, k‘in (J. kin, gon), birds. 2099.

(The Bird-Rad. 172 has the sound chien, J. sen, 27 1648 = P.904; andim 8135 wz is Phon. for nan, lan, J. dan. Ved. P, 472 and P. 1027.)

mi, ngi, i, ér, or, oa, zz, J. dji, ni (=SH1), the ear. 3336, R. 128. Am. hi=ki.

tan, tam, dé, ears without rim on lobe,like those of Lao-tzu, the famous teacher (therefore called Lao Tan). 10620.

tan, tam, ting, tang, long, hanging ears. 10615.—tang, A. dang, long, hanging ears,—a sign of intelligence. 10726.

C. ito H. ngi-to F. ngei-t'io, ov mi-t'io,

the ear. 3336; 11321.

ting, t'eng, tiang, tin, tang, K. ch’éng, J. tei, to hear; to listen; to understand. 11299.

shéng, shing, shin, K. s‘éng, J. sei, sound ; voice; cry. 9883.

ying, yin, Am. éng, K. A. ing, falcon, hawk, kite, eagle, Ge. 13297. O.S. ting, P.874 (from tin).

yén, nyin, Zén, zang, J. nin, djin, a man; awoman. 5624. R.9.

yén, ying, yin, A. jing (zing), maidservant attending on a bride; a concubine.

13643, IOUS: ting 9P.5 20, 633) (yin, yén, ing, in, a bride. 13216. O.S. tin. P. 290.)

t'an, t'am, dé", wine that will not keep; sour or bitter spirits; a@/so rich or generous wine. WW. 10683.—tan, tam, té", wine-bibbing; bibulous. WW. (631.)

ch'un, shun, sun, jing, A. tw‘én, rich generous wine. 10141.—yéng, niang, jiong, Zang, to ferment. 8244.—ch‘éng, chin, t‘éng, to get drunk. 759. ting, ten, tin, A. ding, drunk; tipsy. 11262.