Cite as follows:
Baxter, William H. and Sagart, Laurent. 2011. Baxter-Sagart Old Chinese reconstruction. (Version 1.00, 20 Feb. 2011). Accessed via STEDT database <http://stedt.berkeley.edu/search/> on 2024-12-19.
The original source of this data is available here: xls | txt | pdf
An explanation of the OC root structure in the Baxter-Sagart 1.00 system can be found here.
From the source:
字: character (traditional form)
pīnyīn: standard pronunciation in pīnyīn romanization
MC: ASCII-friendly Middle Chinese transcription
OC: Old Chinese reconstruction in the Baxter-Sagart system, in two forms: (1) a convenient, user-friendly form that omits information about uncertainties in the reconstruction, followed (where necessary) by (2) a reconstruction in curly brackets which indicates more explicitly which parts of the reconstruction are less secure. For some items there are remarks about possible dialect developments.
gloss: a simple gloss intended for identification only; for more accurate information about meaning, one of the large standard dictionaries should be consulted.
GSR: the letter and number of the item in Karlgren’s Grammata serica recensa; items which do not appear in GSR are usually assigned an appropriate number, without a letter.
Languages in this source:
ISO 639-3 | Language Name | Short Lg Name | Group | num. of records | Phon. Inventory |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
och | Chinese (Old) | OC | 9.0.1 - Old Chinese | 4074 | |
cmn | Chinese (Mandarin) | pinyin | 9.0.3 - Modern Chinese | 4074 | |
n/a | Chinese (Middle) | MC | 9.0.2 - Middle Chinese | 4074 | |
och | Chinese (GSR #) | GSR | 9 - Sinitic | 4074 | |
n/a | Chinese (Hanzi) | Hanzi | 9 - Sinitic | 4074 |