What 𡲢 means
In Cantonese, a Chinese language, 𡲢 is a blunt word for “poop.” Its Jyutping reading is ke1, roughly “keh” spoken on a high, level pitch. Cantonese dictionary entries checked 2026-09-22 list this excrement sense.
The written form joins 尸, a meaning component, with 茄, which supplies the sound. That makes 𡲢 an alternative written form for this Cantonese word. Elsewhere, 茄 begins 茄子, the Chinese word for eggplant; older dictionaries also record a lotus-stem sense.
What does it mean when someone sends 𡲢?
In 吔𡲢, it is the vulgar insult “eat shit.” A Cantonese dictionary entry checked 2026-09-22 records 吔 (“eat”) before 𡲢 in the phrase.
Alone, 𡲢 can be the blunt word for excrement, or it may appear in a question about the character itself. The single glyph does not settle the sender’s intent.
Blunt Cantonese slang; 吔𡲢 is a vulgar, direct insult.
Don’t send it to a boss or stranger as a neutral word for “poop.”
Who writes 𡲢
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What it means when someone sends it to you
3 readingsA blunt Cantonese word for excrement; the sentence sets how harsh it sounds.
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1Can I send 𡲢 to my boss?
No. In Cantonese it is a blunt word for excrement, and 吔𡲢 means “eat shit.” Use a neutral word in a work message.
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How to type or find 𡲢
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- ke1 · Jyutping · Cantonese poop · Cantonese excrement · eat shit · 吔𡲢 · 茄 · Cantonese insult
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