What 竮 means
It is an encoding variant of the Chinese character 竮.
Medieval Chinese dictionaries record 竮 in 竛竮, a compound describing unsteady walking. Classical verse also uses 伶俜 for being alone. Those are whole-word meanings, not a separate meaning of 竮. Taiwan’s CNS 11643 is a character-encoding standard; this code point preserves a source distinction when text is converted between CNS 11643 and Unicode.
Why does 竮 become 竮?
Compatibility normalization maps it to 竮.
Compatibility normalization rewrites this character as 竮, so the original code point disappears from the normalized text. An early table mapped it to U7AAE; Unicode 4.0.0 corrected the target to 竮.
Who writes 竮
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Related characters
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Questions people ask
1Can I keep the variant glyph?
Yes. Unicode defines the standardized sequence 竮 UFE00 for this variant glyph. UFE00 is an invisible variation selector that requests this form.
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How to type or find 竮
- Search it as
- 竮 · 2f95f · 竮 · cns11643
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
竮\2F95FCodes and encoding1 code points
A visible symbol can contain several code points. JS .length counts UTF-16 units; UTF-8 counts bytes.