Cangjie

See also: Cāngjié

English

Alternative forms

Cangjei
Changjei, Chang Jei
Chong Kit

Etymology

From Mandarin 倉頡／仓颉 (Cāngjié).

Proper noun

Cangjie

The man historically credited with the invention of the first writing system in China.

Translations

man credited with the invention of writing in China

Chinese:
Mandarin: 倉頡 (zh), 仓颉 (zh) (Cāngjié)
Japanese: please add this translation if you can

Korean: please add this translation if you can
Russian: Цан Цзе m (Can Cze)
Vietnamese: please add this translation if you can

Noun

Cangjie (uncountable)

An input method for entering Chinese characters into a computer, developed in 1976 and originally supporting only traditional Chinese.

Synonyms

Cangjie method

Translations

input method for entering Chinese characters

Chinese:
Cantonese: 倉頡, 仓颉 (cong¹ kit³), 倉頡輸入法, 仓颉输入法 (cong¹ kit³ syu¹ jap⁶ faat³), ^{(please verify)} 倉頡輸入, ^{(please verify)} 仓颉输入 (cong¹ kit³ syu¹ jap⁶)

Mandarin: 倉頡 (zh), 仓颉 (zh) (Cāngjié), 倉頡輸入法, 仓颉输入法 (Cāngjié shūrù), ^{(please verify)} 倉頡輸入, ^{(please verify)} 仓颉输入 (Cāngjié shūrù)
Japanese: 倉頡 (そうけつ, Sōketsu), 倉頡輸入法 (そうけつゆにゅうほう, Sōketsu yunyūhō), 倉頡入力 (そうけにゅうりょく, Sōketsu nyūryoku)

Korean: ^{(please verify)} 창힐 (changhil), ^{(please verify)} 창힐 수입법 (changhil su-ipbeop), ^{(please verify)} 창힐 입력 (changhil imnyeok)
Russian: Цанцзе́ m (Canczé)
Vietnamese: Thương Hiệt

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