『聚分韻略』 諸本에 걸친 止攝의 字音形에 대하여

초록

In this study, we researched the Kana-Notations within the rhyme group Zhi(止) on the Shyubun-Inryaku, comparing them with Go’on and Kan’on. The result are summarized as follows. 1) The B type of open rhyme appears mostly as the -(i)i type, which can not classify Go’on and Kan’on. However, examples such as [キ] can classified as Kan’on and appear as -e or -o form in Go’on. 2) The A type of the third open rhyme appear mostly as -i(i) type, which can not classify Go’on and Kan’on. However, [ミ] of nasal initial Ming(明) and [ニイ] of nasal initial Ri(日) can classified as Go’on. 3) The B type of rounded rhyme appears -i type and -ui type. In both Go’on and Kan’on appear in the -wi type, and -ui type. The -i form is a transformation of the ancient -wi form. 4) The B type of rounded rhyme appears -i type and -ui type. In both Go’on and Kan’on appear -wi type and -ui type. In initial Yu(喩), [ユイ] can classified as Go’on, [イ] can classified as Kan’on. 5) Overall, there is little variation in the phonological annotations across all four editions of the Shyubun-Inryaku, primarily adhering to Kan’on, though some Go’on influences are evident.

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