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另外網站The Cost of Freedom - St. Lucia News From The Voice也說明：Several synonyms are: liberty, release, emancipation, ... in schools are occupied by those desiring freedom from ignorance and illiteracy.
國立成功大學 台灣文學系碩博士在職專班 蔣為文所指導 穆伊莉的 Pe?h-?e-j?B?n-hi?nnih?Cho?k-k?nP?-t?Su-si?Gi?n-ki?:?ng“T?i-?an-h?-si??K?u-h?e-p?”(1885~1942)ch?eHo?n-?i白話字文獻nih?族群報導書寫研究－用《台灣府城教會報》(1885-1942)作範圍 （2009），提出Illiterate synonym關鍵因素是什麼，來自於K?u-h?e-p?、Pe?h-o?-j?、L?-m?-j?、cho?k-k?n、p?-t? b?n-ha?k、教會報、白話字、羅馬字、族群、報導文學。
最後網站Great Tribal Diversity of Uttarakhand則補充：consisting of Muslims and Buxa families, with a “illiteracy”, not ... been explained in Hindi, with their synonyms in 'Vyankho Lwu'.
Casanova: The World of a Seductive Genius
為了解決Illiterate synonym 的問題，作者Bergreen, Laurence 這樣論述：
"Sexy, surprising, funny, insightful, and wildly entertaining" (Huffington Post)--the definitive biography of Giacomo Casanova, the impoverished boy who became the famous writer, notorious libertine, and self-invented genius in decadent eighteenth-century Europe. Today, "Casanova" is a synonym for "
great lover," yet the real story of this remarkable figure is little known. A figure straight out of a Henry Fielding novel, Giacomo Casanova was erotic, brilliant, impulsive, and desperate for recognition; a self-destructive genius. Over the course of his lifetime, he claimed to have seduced more t
han one hundred women, among them married women, young women in convents, girls just barely in their teens, women of high and low birth alike. Abandoned by his mother, an actress and courtesan, Casanova was raised by his illiterate grandmother, coming of age in a Venice filled with spies and politic
al intrigue. He was intellectually curious and read forbidden books, for which he was jailed. He staged a dramatic escape from Venice's notorious prison, I Piombi, the only person known to have done so. He then fled to France, ingratiated himself at the royal court, and invented the national lottery
that still exists to this day. He crisscrossed Europe, landing for a while in St. Petersburg, where he was admitted to the court of Catherine the Great. He corresponded with Voltaire and met Mozart and Lorenzo da Ponte--assisting them as they composed the timeless opera Don Giovanni. And he wrote w
hat many consider the greatest memoir of the era, the twelve-volume Story of My Life. Laurence Bergreen's Casanova recounts this astonishing life in rich, intimate detail, and at the same time, paints a dazzling portrait of eighteenth-century Europe, filled with a cast characters from serving girls
to kings and courtiers, "great fun for any history lover" (Kirkus Reviews).
Pe?h-?e-j?B?n-hi?nnih?Cho?k-k?nP?-t?Su-si?Gi?n-ki?:?ng“T?i-?an-h?-si??K?u-h?e-p?”(1885~1942)ch?eHo?n-?i白話字文獻nih?族群報導書寫研究－用《台灣府城教會報》(1885-1942)作範圍
為了解決Illiterate synonym 的問題，作者穆伊莉 這樣論述：
T?i-o?n t?-it-h?n p?-cho?, s? T?i-o?n p?-t? b?n-ha?k ? go?n-kh?-th?u, ia?h-s? T?i-o?n b?n-ha?k ? ch?-chhun: T?i-o?n-h?-si?? K?u-ho?-p? , i s? chi?t-h?n kok-ch?-s?ng--?, ch?i-t? s?ng--?, ? b?n-b?ng-koan-- ?, ? k?u-io?k-s?ng koh tah-o? b?n-kan ? p?-cho?, ch?-ch? ch?i-t? ? p?-t?, chioh tio?h chok-chi?
si?t-ch? k?u-t? b?-k?ng ? t?-khu kap b?-k?ng ? cho?k-k?n chiap-chhiok, t?i b?n-kan chhut-sia?.P?n l?n-b?n ch?-i?u beh t?i chi?n-ch?ng ? K?u-ho?-p? nih l?i kho?? ch?-ch?ng T?i-o?n b?n-kan ?n-cho?? teh kho??-th?i b?-k?ng cho?k-k?n in ? l?i-go?; ? hun-choh “Hoan”, “H?n” kap “Kheh-ka” ? chiah-? T?i-o?n
cho?k-k?n. T?i-o?n sui-b?ng s? chi?t ? to cho?k-k?n p?ng-ch?n ? s??-ch?i, m?-k? T?i-o?n-l?ng t?i T?i-o?n-l?ng h??-si?ng ? j?n-bat so? chin chho?-chhi?n koh chhiong-mo? si?ng-si?ng. I?-k? T?i-o?n tn?g-k? si? H?n b?n-ho? ?ng-hi?ng s?? h?ng-s?ng ? H?n b?n-ho? tiong-sim-koan, ki? go?n-ch?-b?n, go?-kok-
l?ng s? “hoan”, k?ng ka-k? s? “l?ng”. Hoan-cho?k-k?n ch?-t? tio?h t?i “hoan” ? si?ng-si?ng kh?-ch? k?u si?t-ch? chiap-chhiok ? hoat-ki?n hoan-j?n ? b?n-b?ng, koh t?ng-sin ch?i-hi?n hoan ? h?ng-si?ng.K?-si?t H?n-cho?k-k?n ? k?-?? h?ng-si?ng i?-b?n th?ng-t?? b? khah-su hoan, ch?ng--s?, th?ng-t? ? iu-s
? h?? to-s?? ? T?i-o?n-l?ng si??-tio?h H?n b?n-ho? ? j?-ho? so? to?-teh i?ng H?n b?n-ho?-koan cho? tiong-sim teh koan-kho?? tha?-j?n, iah kho??-khin m?-bat-j? koh s?ng-hiong ? si?ng-b?n; chi?t-h?n b?n-kan p?-t? ? K?u-ho?-p?, ?n-cho?? ?ng si?-ho? koan-ho?i ? p?n-chit l?i kho??-th?i t? kh??-k?ng nih ?
pian-i?n si?ng-b?n, i?-koh H?n-j?n n? beh chiap-la?p Ki-tok s?n-gi?ng, j?-pit t?i tho?n-th?ng b?n-ho? nih poe?h-chhut thiu-l?, in s?? t?-tn?g tio?h ? kok-chi?ng ? kh?n-tio?k, pek-h?i so?-p?? choh te?k-pia?t ?, ki?ng-t?ng ? kh??-l?n k?-t?.L?ng-go?, in-u? t?ng-chit k?n-th? ch?-lo?k, b?n-ho? te?k-chit
b?ng-hi?n ? Kheh-ka cho?k-k?n, m?-n? ?n “ngang-ki?ng” ? cheng-s?n, koh in-u? b? i?ng-? chiap-si? go?-l?i b?n-ho?, h?? ki-tok-t?? kho??-cho? oh-tit khai-hoat ? cho?k-k?n, k? chheng-cho? “t?ng-t??. T? Kheh-ka cho?k-k?n chhian-so?-s? ? keng-gi?m, h?? kheh-l?ng j?n-u? in h?ng pian-i?n-ho?, m?-koh, in-u
? “ngang-ki?ng” ? cheng-s?n h?? in ? ki?ng-lia?t ? ch?-ka g?-gi?n ?-sek. Kheh-ka-che?k ? ki-tok-t?? tu? Pe?h-o?-j? s?? o?h tio?h ? keng-gi?m, “hi-m?ng yu h? k? Hak-f? L?-ma-s?? tsh?i K?u-f?-p? pun Hak-n?yin h? thu?k”. K?-ji?n iah hoat-ti?n chhut “Hak-f? p?n kh?u-yim k?i” Kheh-g? L?-m?-j?. In j?n-u?
k?-ji?n ? “p?n kh?u-yim k?i L?-ma-s?? chhut-hi?n, tsh?-y?n y?n-koi thu?k p?n kh?u-yim k?i L?-ma-s?? ch?ng ha?p-l?”. S??-? t? 30 n?-t?i tiong-k? ? K?u-h?e-p? nih l?u-lo?h in ?ng “tsh? ka k?i p?n kh?u-yim” su-si? ? cho?k-k?n g?-gi?n ?-sek ti?n-hian.Tu? K?u-h?e-p? ? b?n-kan p?-t? nih, h?? l?n kho?? chi
t-? to cho?k-k?n p?ng-ch?n ? s??-ch?i, ta?k-l?ng ?ng ch?-k? ? cho?k-k?n te?k-sek l?i chh?i-o? T?i-o?n hong-h?, i?m-l? ? chheng-chh?i.