Taito , Daito , Ali Otodo ( 
) - Japanese character kanji , which is one of the signs of kokuji, that is, invented already in Japan, and not borrowed from China. It contains 84 features, and is also the most complicated among the CJK characters, that is, any Chinese, Japanese or Korean. This rare hieroglyph consists of a tai тай element that holds 36 traits (Triple 雲 "Cloud") and means "heavenly", with an element that:龘 that holds 48 traits (triple 雲 "Dragon"). It means "View of the dragon during flight." The next in complexity after it is the Chinese character bian 
, which consists of 58 dashes, which were invented to record a special kind of Chinese noodle called Bianbyan, which is prepared in Shaanxi .
Composition
Both parts of hieroglyph Taito, in turn, are composite, which are created by simply repeating the hieroglyph 䨺 “sky” (made up of the key “rain” 雨 and the phonetic component un or youth 云 ) and the key “dragon” 龍 . The hieroglyph of the sky утра can triple, forming the idiom 䨺 "heavenly", or it can be quadrupled in 𩇔 , which means "cloudy". In turn, the dragon 龍 can double 龖 , as well as triple 龘 and quadruple 𪚥.
The hieroglyph Taito , Daito Ali Otodo was in two graphic forms. The difference between them is the location of the first character "dragon". In option 1 (which can be read as daito ali ototo ), the first dragon is inscribed between the second and third elements of the "sky", starting from the 25th line. In option 2 ( taito ), the first dragon recorded after the third element of the sky, starting with the 37th line.
Literature
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Links
- character 66147 , Mojikyo entry for variant 2
- character GT-57123 or u2ff1-u4a3a-u9f98 , GT entry for variant 2, GlyphWiki