Han character 𢭚

The dictionary’s listed Mandarin reading is yíng. Pinyin is the romanized spelling system for Mandarin; its accent marks a rising tone, roughly like saying “ying” while your voice lifts.

The same undated Chinese–Vietnamese entry notes 𢭚 in personal names in Taiwan. That identifies a name context, not one English gloss for every person’s name.

Can 𢭚 replace 媽?

No; the chart does not set a modern spelling rule. A small-seal font chart for Chinese characters pairs 𢭚 with 媽 (“mother”). Small Seal is an older Chinese writing style, but the font’s introduction says it also reconstructs forms for characters not recorded in Shuowen Jiezi, an early Chinese character dictionary. That chart pairing alone does not establish that 𢭚 historically meant “mother” or can replace 媽 in modern Chinese.