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He reasoned that if phonetic components were used, then characters having the same phonetic components would have similar phonological properties. He was able to deduce that modern pronunciations, even Middle Chinese pronunciations, where there was a loss of endings could be reconstructed this way in Old Chinese. See also: Historical Chinese Phonology Category:1735 births|Yucai, Duan Category:1815 deaths|Yucai, Duan zh-cn:段玉裁 This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Duan Yucai".
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