𢹍 (dictionary reading xī)

It is glossed as “to strike.” The Kangxi Dictionary, a historical Chinese reference work, gives the reading xī.

A bronze-script catalogue records a form of 𢹍 on a vessel inscription from the early Western Zhou. Bronze inscriptions are texts cast or cut into bronze vessels.

Does the Song Taiping Yulan quote 𢹍?

No; the Song edition reads 抵巇. The Taiping Yulan is a Chinese encyclopedia; it quotes a chapter title from Guiguzi, a classical Chinese text. In that title, 巇 means a crack or gap. A later transcription that prints 𢹍 instead misreads the source, so it does not establish 𢹍 as a variant of 巇.