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An encyclopedic glossary documenting variant words, pronunciations, and local meanings across different regional speech communities in early China. Entries list lexical items, phonetic readings, regional labels, synonyms, and usage notes, often contrasting terms from neighboring areas and noting semantic subtleties. Organized as successive entries grouped by sense, it preserves archaic forms, offers pronunciation glosses and example contexts, and highlights how vocabulary, nuance, and morphology shift between locales.
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