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How did 不 get from the original meaning (root and stem of a flower) to it's current usage (no/not)?

According to wikidictionary entry for 不: Pictogram (象形): the calyx of a flower. 不 was then composed into a phono-semantic character with the pictograph for mouth (口), to form 否 (OC *brɯʔ, *pɯʔ),



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How did 不 get from the original meaning (root and stem of a flower) to it's current usage (no/not)?

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According to wikidictionary entry for 不: Pictogram (象形): the calyx of a flower. 不 was then composed into a phono-semantic character with the pictograph for mouth (口), to form 否 (OC *brɯʔ, *pɯʔ),



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How did 不 get from the original meaning (root and stem of a flower) to it's current usage (no/not)?

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