Kevin Wayne Williams wrote:

> Ryan Ginstrom wrote:
> 
> 
>>OK, I guess this should go to slj -- but anyway.
>>
>>Ken, I tried out Kanjilab, and you're right, it's what I'm after. I already
>>picked up some readings I didn't know (or more likely had forgotten).
>>
>>One annoying thing -- including the voicing variants in the readings. I
>>don't think you would ever expect to see ざかな、ぐさ、or ビャク for 魚、
>>草、 and 百 in a Kanji reference for Japanese -- because that's just part of
>>the language, not part of the Kanji.
>>
>>And it's not even consistent -- for instance, there is no びと for 人.
> 
> 
> I don't think you can blame Collin for that. When I look through a file
> of the official readings from the Ministry of Education, ビャク is
> listed as a separate reading for 百, but びと is not listed for 人. He
> just followed the official line.

BTW,

百野      【びゃくの】          Byakuno (s)
白夜      【びゃくや】          Byakuya (g)
白夜草     【びゃくやそう】                Byakuyasou (g)
白蓮      【びゃくれん】         Byakuren (g)
白蓮社     【びゃくれんしゃ】               Byakurensha (s)

Since those are at the front of a word, I think that those aren't just
the normal case of rendaku. Of course, it is a phenomenon that I haven't
 ever grasped completely.

KWW