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Aegithalidae
エナガ科
e-naga ka

长尾山雀科
cháng-wěi shān-què kē

長尾山雀科
cháng-wěi shān-què kē

오목눈이과
omongnuni-gwa

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Information is from dictionaries and other sources. Species list may not be current. Korean glosses are tentative. Comments and corrections welcome. Hover over Green Lettering Green lettering at this site hides a tool tip with glosses, further explanations, etc. Hover cursor to reveal. to see additional information.

Unlike most languages, Japanese has a name for the long-tailed tits that is separate from that of the tits: エナガ e-naga or 'long-handle', written 柄長 in Chinese characters.

Species names

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Aegithalos caudatus
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Long-tailed tit

Mésange à longue queue
Schwanzmeise
Длиннохвостая синица
エナガ
(柄長)
e-naga
'long-handle'
  银喉长尾山雀
(銀喉長尾山雀)
yín-hóu cháng-wěi shān-què
'silver-throated long-tailed mountain-finch'
or
银喉山雀
(銀喉山雀)
yín-hóu shān-què
'silver-throated mountain-finch' (alt in 1, 3)
  吱吱猴
zhī-zhī hóu
'zhi-zhi monkey?' (cf Paridae)
오목눈이
omongnuni
'longtailedtit'

The term 山雀 shān-què 'mountain finch' (or 'mountain sparrow') is the ornithological name for the tits (Paridae). The name has possibly been influenced by Japanese ヤマガラ yama-gara, written 山雀, which is the name of the Varied Tit (Sittiparus varius). Within the Paridae, Mainland usage now reserves 山雀 for species that at the time belonged to the genus Parus. Other genera use the abbreviated form 雀 què.

中国鸟类种和亚种分类名录大全(修订版) 郑作新 著 科学出版社 北京 2000年
A Complete Checklist of Species and Subspecies of the Chinese Birds (Revised Edition) by Cheng Tso-Hsin, Science Press, Beijing 2000

中国鸟类野外手册(中文版)约翰・马敬能、卡伦・菲利普斯,合作者:荷芬奇,翻译:卢和芬 湖南教育出版社 长沙 2000年
A Field Guide to the Birds of China (Chinese translation) by John MacKinnon, Karen Phillipps, in collaboration with He Fen-qi, translated by Lu Hefen, Hunan Jiaoyu Chubanshe (Hunan Educational Press) Changsha 2000