Han character 𢶣

Chinese dictionaries connect it to 㩹 and folding.

The Old Zhuang dictionary spells its readings baeb (“fold,” including folding a quilt) and daeb (“sprain an ankle”). These readings belong to that Zhuang writing tradition, separate from the Chinese gloss.

The 1442 Chinese rhyme dictionary Yunlüe Yitong records 㩹 with the brief gloss 掛㩹; the Kangxi Dictionary adds “arrange” and “collect.” In 2008, a Unicode paper discusses 𢶣 alongside 㩹 in an encoding issue involving traditional 疊 and simplified 叠 components.