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Hunanese, a. and n.|huːnəˈniːz|
[f. Hunan, name of a province of southern China + -ese.]
A. adj. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of Hunan or of the Chinese spoken there.
B. n.
a. An inhabitant of Hunan.
b. The dialect of Hunan.
1937J. R. Firth Papers in Ling. 1934–51 (1957) vii. 80 It will be found convenient to regard the Hunanese monosyllable as having one, two, or perhaps three places in which the phonetic diacritica may be said to occur. 1937E. Snow Red Star over China ii. iii. 65 Li Chiang-lin was a Hunanese. 1948J. R. Firth Papers in Ling. 1934–51 (1957) ix. 127 With the help of Mr. K. H. Hu, of Chang⁓sha, I studied the pronunciation and phonology of his dialect of Hunanese. 1957Times Lit. Suppl. 8 Nov. 677/1 The structural analysis of an element in a Hunanese dialect. 1964L. Mitchison Gillian Lo v. 54 Ai-yang was clucking with excitement, her Hunanese accent..strong. 1967Everyman's Encycl. VI. 643/2 Since the time of the Taiping rebellion..the Hunanese have been noted for their pride and obstinacy in admitting outside control. 1972N.Y. Times 3 Nov. 24/6 It is probably correct to say that there are tricky but fruitful points of similarity between Hunanese food and the food of southern France. 1972‘M. Hebden’ Killer for Chairman ii. iv. 162 There was a variety of dialects among the crowd from Chekiangese and Hunanese to the difficult Szechwanese. |