Where does “手甲鉤” come from?

手甲鉤 (Japanese) comes from Japanese 手甲, from Japanese 手, from Middle Chinese 手.

手甲鉤 (Japanese): a Japanese hand weapon or climbing tool, whereby...

Definitions

  1. a Japanese hand weapon or climbing tool, whereby...

Ancestry of “手甲鉤”, step by step

手甲鉤 traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Japanese 手甲

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Japanese手甲the back of the hand; a piece of armor or...
2Japanese手a hand; a handle, grip; a paw, foreleg
3Middle Chinese手—

via Japanese 鉤

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Japanese鉤hook
Every word from Middle Chinese 手 →Every word from Japanese 手 →Every word from Japanese 手甲 →