What 晴 means
No. FA91 maps to 晴, the character for clear weather.
Chinese and Japanese use 晴 for clear skies or fair weather. Chinese literary writing can also use it for tears stopping. Chinese character-variant dictionaries list 夝 as another form of 晴, part of the ordinary character’s history rather than a new meaning for FA91.
Why does the FA91 form exist?
It keeps a legacy source distinction available during text conversion.
Unicode maps FA91 to 晴 and records it as KP1-4994 from North Korea’s KPS 10721-2000. The compatibility form allows older text to be converted to Unicode and back while retaining the source character’s identity. Use ordinary 晴 in new Chinese or Japanese writing unless an older record or exact source distinction requires FA91.
Neutral in meaning; this code point signals legacy text handling, not a different tone.
Do not use FA91 as a decorative 晴: normalization can collapse the distinction.
Who writes 晴
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Questions people ask
2What happens if I normalize FA91?
Unicode normalization maps FA91 to 晴. To preserve the intended source glyph through normalization, use the standardized variation sequence 晴 UFE01 (6674 FE01) where supported.
Will it always look different from 晴?
No. A font may draw 晴 just like 晴; Unicode records the desired legacy glyph distinction with the standardized sequence 6674 FE01.
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How to type or find 晴
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- FA91 · U+FA91 · FA91 晴 · KPS 10721-2000 · FA91 normalization · FA91 variation sequence · 晴 vs 晴
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晴\FA91Codes and encoding1 code points
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