File:畀-oracle.svg

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Description畀-oracle.svg	This “畀-oracle-oracle.svg” vector image is depicting the character 畀 in the Shang oracle script style. See also Wiktionary: en, fr, ja, zh.
Date	See the dates of uploads shown in the “Date/Time” column of the “File history” section below.
Source	Available sources for this ancient Chinese character: Sinica Database Chinese Etymology. Multi-function Chinese Character Database. Chinese Text Project. Chinese Linguipedia. For this picture, see L19564 image on 畀's page in hanziyuan.net's data.Note: Taken from bronze script for illustration
Author	Digital file creation, see the contributor names shown in the “User” column of the “File history” section below.
Permission (Reusing this file)	Courtesy, permission and copyright from Richard Sears website © 2003 (see Richard Sears Agreement).
Other versions	• Shang oracle script this image • Shang bronze script • Western Zhou bronze script • Spring and Autumn bronze script • Warring States bronze script • Chu slip and silk script • Qin slip script • Shuowen seal script • Shuowen ancient script • Shuowen Zhou script • Shuowen odd script • Shuowen vulgar script • Liushutong big seal script • Clerical/scribal Han script • Clerical/scribal Qing script • Regular script in Kaicheng Stone Classics • Ming script in Kangxi Dictionary • Semi-cursive Xingshu script
SVG development InfoField	The SVG code is valid. This ancient Chinese character was created with Inkscape.

This image is part of the Ancient Chinese characters project (zh: 古漢字, fr: Anciens Hanzi), a project to create a complete set of SVG images depicting ancient Chinese characters. Help is welcome (tutorial).

Licensing

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File history

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	Date/Time	Thumbnail	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	09:53, 14 October 2012		300 × 300 (4 KB)	Micheletb	{{Created with Inkscape}} {{ACClicense\|畀\|oracle\|oracle\|L19564\|strokes=5\|Taken from bronze script for illustration}}

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畀

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- 畀
Usage on ja.wiktionary.org
- 畀

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