樣

樣 (radical 75, 木+11, 15 strokes, cangjie input 木廿土水 (DTGE), four-corner 4893₂, composition ⿰木羕)

• KangXi: page 551, character 5
• Dai Kanwa Jiten: character 15457
• Dae Jaweon: page 939, character 6
• Hanyu Da Zidian: volume 2, page 1284, character 7
• Unihan data for U+6A23

Phono-semantic compound (形聲, OC *laŋs) : semantic 木 (“wood”) + phonetic 羕 (OC *laŋs).

“appearance; etc.”

Commonly assumed to be related to 像 (OC *ljaŋʔ, “to resemble, image”) by Chinese commentators.

“(ACG slang) -sama”

Orthographic borrowing from Japanese 様 (さま) (sama).

樣

1. appearance; form; shape

   一樣 / 一样  ―  yīyàng  ―  same [lit. one appearance]

   模樣 / 模样  ―  móyàng  ―  appearance

2. look; expression; air
3. type; kind; sort; variety; class; category

   各式各樣 / 各式各样  ―  gèshìgèyàng  ―  (of) all kinds and sorts

4. sample; specimen; example

   樣品 / 样品  ―  yàngpǐn  ―  sample; specimen

   榜樣 / 榜样  ―  bǎngyàng  ―  example; model

5. (printing) proof
6. manner; style; way; fashion

   這樣 / 这样  ―  zhèyàng  ―  such; like this [lit. this manner]

   怎樣 / 怎样  ―  zěnyàng  ―  how

7. Classifier for kinds or types of things.

   有樣嘢叫 / 有样嘢叫 [Cantonese]  ―  jau⁵ joeng⁶ je⁵ giu³ [Jyutping]  ―  there is a (type of) thing called

   三樣菜 / 三样菜  ―  sān yàng cài  ―  three different dishes

8. (ACG, Internet, slang) -sama

Others (Pou, 1973):

• → Khmer: យ៉ាង (yaang, “kind, type, way, particle for forming adverbial phrases”)
• → Lao: ຢ່າງ (yāng, “kind, type; standard, pattern; way, method”)
• → Malay: yang (“(he, the one) who, (that) which”) (possibly)
• → Mongolian: зан (zan)
• → Thai: อย่าง (yàang, “variety; kind; manner; like, as; adverbial particle”), เยี่ยง (yîiang, “like, as if; example, model”)
• → Turkic: *yaŋ
• → Vietnamese: dáng (“gait, figure”), dường (“to seem, to be like”)

(“Jinmeiyō” kanji used for names, kyūjitai kanji, shinjitai form 様)

1. Kyūjitai form of 様: certain form or way; condition, state; design, pattern; indicates humbleness or politeness

• Go-on: よう (yō)^{←やう (yau, historical)}
• Kan-on: よう (yō)^{←やう (yau, historical)}
• Kun: さま (sama, 樣)

As variant kanji of 橡:

• Go-on: ぞう (zō)^{←ざう (zau, historical)}
• Kan-on: しょう (shō)^{←しやう (syau, historical)}
• Kun: くぬぎ (kunugi, 樣); とち (tochi, 樣)

When written in 草体 (sōtai, “highly-cursive”) style, this kanji form is called 永様 (ei-sama, literally “永-form”) to distinguish from 次様 (tsugi-zama, for 檨, literally “次-form”), 美様 (bi-zama, for 𣖙, literally “美-form”), and 平様 (hira-zama, for shinjitai form 様, literally “common form”).

樣 • (yang, sang)

• Eumhun:
  • Sound (hangeul): 양, 상 (revised: yang, sang, McCune–Reischauer: yang, sang, Yale: yang, sang)
  • Name (hangeul): 모양

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樣 (dạng, dáng, nhàng)

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