What 蝹 means
It is the CNS 11643-compatible form of 蝹.
CNS 11643-1992 is Taiwan's coded character set for Chinese. This Han character's source address is plane 4, position 4D33 (source tag T4-4D33). The Unicode supplement keeps a separate entry so text converted from that standard to Unicode and back can recover its original source code.
Unicode maps 蝹 to the unified Han ideograph 蝹. Text normalization—a process that rewrites equivalent characters into a standard form—maps it to 蝹 in all four forms: NFC, NFD, NFKC, and NFKD. To preserve the corresponding glyph variant through normalization, use 蝹 followed by UFE01 (Variation Selector-2), an invisible mark that requests that variant.
Who writes 蝹
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Questions people ask
1Will normalization keep 蝹 unchanged?
No. The standalone character maps to 蝹. The standardized sequence 蝹 followed by UFE01 (Variation Selector-2) preserves the corresponding glyph variant through normalization.
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How to type or find 蝹
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- cns11643 · t4-4d33 · 蝹 · 2f9bb
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蝹\2F9BBCodes and encoding1 code points
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