『취분운략(聚分韻略)』제본(諸本)에 걸친 경섭(梗攝)의 자음형(字音形)에 대하여

Abstract

In this paper, the phonetic types found in the Geng(梗) rhyme across the four editions of Shyubun-Inryaku are compared and analyzed with Kan’on and Go’on sources. The findings are summarized as follows: The second open rhyme Geng(耕) and Geng(庚) primarily appear in -au/-aku and -jou(-jau)/-jaku types, with some instances of -ei/-eki types. The -jau/-jaku types are classifiable as Go’on, while the -au/-aku and -ei/-eki types are classifiable as Kan’on. The second rounded rhyme Geng(耕) and Geng(庚) appear mostly in -wau/-waku types, with a few instances of -au/-aku and -ei types. While the overall entries follow Kan’on annotation principles, [ワウ] in Xia(匣), which reflects a voiced character in the Wa row, is classifiable as Go’on The third open rhyme Geng(庚) and Qing(淸), and the fourth open rhyme Qing(靑), appear in a mixture of -ei/-eki and -jau/-jaku types. The -jau/-jaku types are classifiable as Go’on, and the -ei/-eki types as Kan’on. Among these, Kan’on types are observed more frequently. The third rounded rhyme Geng(庚) and Qing(淸), and the fourth rounded rhyme Qing(靑), appear mainly in -ei/-eki and -wei/weki types, with some instances of -wijau/-wujaku and -jau/-jaku types. Overall, the data follows Kan’on annotation principles, though some Go’on types are also observed. Overall tendencies across the Geng(梗) rhyme group in all four editions of Shubun-Inryaku show little variation, with most entries based on Kan’on annotation principles. However, more frequent instances of Go’on mixing are observed than in other rhyme groups