What 跰 means
It is a compatibility form of 跰.
Classical sources give 跰 several senses: running off, standing with the feet together, and walking unsteadily. Zhuangzi describes an unsteady walk; the Han-era Taixuan Jing uses 跰跰 for running off.
Unicode preserves source positions T7-2944 (Taiwan's CNS 11643-1992) and KP1-7B04 (North Korea's KPS 10721-2000).
Why does 跰 change to 跰?
Unicode normalization maps it to 跰.
Normalization is Unicode's standard text cleanup; every form maps 跰 to 跰. Use 跰 in ordinary writing; retain 跰 only when the original encoded position matters.
Who writes 跰
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Questions people ask
1Why do I see a box for 跰?
It can happen. Depending on font support, a box, question mark, or blank may replace the glyph while the character remains in the text.
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How to type or find 跰
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- 跰 · 跰 · 跰跰 · 跰躚 · pián · bèng
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- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
跰\2F9DCCodes and encoding1 code points
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