Module:category tree/fam/qfa-kor - Revision history

Sware: /* top */ clean up

2026-05-22T21:20:07Z

top: clean up

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	labels["hanja forms"] = {		labels["hanja forms"] = {
	topright = "{{wp\|Hanja}}",		topright = "{{wp\|Hanja}}",
	description = "{{{langname}}} terms written in [[hanja]].",		description = "{{{langname}}} terms written in [[wikt:hanja\|hanja]].",
	parents = "terms by script",		parents = "terms by script",
	}		}
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	labels["idu forms"] = {		labels["idu forms"] = {
	topright = "{{wp\|Idu script}}",		topright = "{{wp\|Idu script}}",
	description = "{{{langname}}} terms written in [[idu]].",		description = "{{{langname}}} terms written in [[wikt:idu\|idu]].",
	parents = "terms by script",		parents = "terms by script",
	}		}
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	labels["four-character idioms"] = {		labels["four-character idioms"] = {
	topright = "{{wp\|Sajaseong-eo}}",		topright = "{{wp\|Sajaseong-eo}}",
	description = "{{{langname}}} traditional idiomatic expressions, also called sajaseong-eo, usually consisting of four syllables and traditionally given in [[hanja]]; typically derived from [[Classical Chinese]].",		description = "{{{langname}}} traditional idiomatic expressions, also called sajaseong-eo, usually consisting of four syllables and traditionally given in [[wikt:hanja\|hanja]]; typically derived from [[wikt:Classical Chinese\|Classical Chinese]].",
	additional = "Compare Chinese {{w\|chengyu}} and Japanese {{w\|yojijukugo}}.",		additional = "Compare Chinese {{w\|chengyu}} and Japanese {{w\|yojijukugo}}.",
	umbrella = "four-character idioms",		umbrella = "four-character idioms",
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	labels["terms written in Hanja-Hangul mixed script"] = {		labels["terms written in Hanja-Hangul mixed script"] = {
	topright = "{{wp\|Korean mixed script}}",		topright = "{{wp\|Korean mixed script}}",
	description = "{{{langname}}} mixed script is a form of writing that uses both [[hangeul]] (hangul) (an alphabetical script) and [[hanja]] (logo-syllabic characters).",		description = "{{{langname}}} mixed script is a form of writing that uses both [[wikt:hangeul\|hangeul]] (hangul) (an alphabetical script) and [[wikt:hanja\|hanja]] (logo-syllabic characters).",
	parents = "terms written in multiple scripts",		parents = "terms written in multiple scripts",
	}		}

	return {LABELS = labels, HANDLERS = handlers}		return {LABELS = labels, HANDLERS = handlers}

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2026-04-21T11:22:36Z

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wikt>Saph: Saph moved page Module:category tree/lang/qfa-kor to Module:category tree/fam/qfa-kor without leaving a redirect

2026-01-10T14:23:10Z

Saph moved page Module:category tree/lang/qfa-kor to Module:category tree/fam/qfa-kor without leaving a redirect

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local labels = {}
local handlers = {}

labels["hanja"] = {
topright = "{{wp|Hanja}}",
description = "{{{langname}}} symbols of the Han logographic script, which can represent sounds or convey meanings directly.",
toc_template = "Hani-categoryTOC",
umbrella = "Han characters",
parents = "logograms",
}

labels["hanja forms"] = {
topright = "{{wp|Hanja}}",
description = "{{{langname}}} terms written in [[hanja]].",
parents = "terms by script",
}

labels["idu forms"] = {
topright = "{{wp|Idu script}}",
description = "{{{langname}}} terms written in [[idu]].",
parents = "terms by script",
}

labels["four-character idioms"] = {
topright = "{{wp|Sajaseong-eo}}",
description = "{{{langname}}} traditional idiomatic expressions, also called sajaseong-eo, usually consisting of four syllables and traditionally given in [[hanja]]; typically derived from [[Classical Chinese]].",
additional = "Compare Chinese {{w|chengyu}} and Japanese {{w|yojijukugo}}.",
umbrella = "four-character idioms",
parents = "idioms",
}

labels["terms written in Hanja-Hangul mixed script"] = {
topright = "{{wp|Korean mixed script}}",
description = "{{{langname}}} mixed script is a form of writing that uses both [[hangeul]] (hangul) (an alphabetical script) and [[hanja]] (logo-syllabic characters).",
parents = "terms written in multiple scripts",
}

return {LABELS = labels, HANDLERS = handlers}