etymon

noun

1. 词源；词的原形；字的原形
   a word or part of a word from which another word comes

1. This article is to introduce a speeded-up teaching method of reciting the pithy formula and Memorizing the etymon and practicing bare-handed.
   该文介绍一种五笔字型背口诀记字根及徒手练习速成教学方法。
2. Tao, whose etymon originated from Lao Zi, belongs to the primary category of the classical Chinese aesthetics.
   道是中国古典美学的元范畴，其语源学根据源自《老子》。
3. As the prototype of spatial conception, the Chinese basic nouns of locality indicate, from the aspects of the structures of etymon, the associative word groups and the sense structures, the cultural tendency that the cognition of Chinese is a moralized systematic course full of images.
   作为空间观念原型的基本方位词，从词源结构、词义构成、词语聚合群等方面表明，汉民族空间认知活动具有具象性、系统性和伦理化的文化倾向。
4. My view is that etymon not only can vanish but also can be achieved in the course of the development of the language, and achieving etymon is an important way in which alien words are nationalized.
   在语言的发展过程中，理据可以消失，也可以获得，而获得理据是外来词民族化的一个重要途径。
5. The Etymon and Translation of Legal Terminology
   法律术语词源及其翻译
6. On the Subject of Duty Crime& from the Etymon Angle of Duty
   职务犯罪主体新论&以职务本源意义为视角
7. This thesis discusses briefly some questions concerning etymon, such as etymon's position in the language system and etymon of alien words.
   探讨理据在语言体系中的地位、外来词的理据等问题对词汇学研究具有重要意义。
8. A method for extracting etymon of Off-line handwritten Chinese character is defined.
   本文主要工作如下：1.定义了一种脱机手写体汉字字元的提取方法。

noun

1. a simple form inferred as the common basis from which related words in several languages can be derived by linguistic processes

   Synonym:    root