What 𤲒 means
A rare word for a woven container.
A Chinese dictionary gives 𤲒 the Mandarin pinyin reading píng. The Guangyun, an early Chinese rhyme dictionary, glosses it as a container woven from cattail reeds.
The later Zhengzitong dictionary gives an older explanation as a bamboo basket or cattail vessel; it calls 𢆟 the earlier form and says the Zihui dictionary mistakenly printed 𤲒.
An encoding-preservation character with a rare dictionary word underneath.
If the source code matters, normalization can collapse 𤲒 into 𤲒.
Who writes 𤲒
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Questions people ask
1Does 𤲒 normalize to 𤲒?
Yes. Unicode’s NFC and NFD text-normalization forms replace 𤲒 with the mapped character 𤲒. Unicode also registers 𤲒︀—𤲒 followed by the ideographic variation selector UFE00—to request the compatibility glyph form.
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How to type or find 𤲒
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𤲒\2F937Codes and encoding1 code points
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