What 𣱎 means
The old gloss is “touch”; later sources add hand-plucking.
The Shuowen Jiezi (說文解字), an early Chinese character dictionary from 100–121 CE, glosses 㲳 as “to touch.” Later rhyme dictionaries, reference books arranged by sound, Guangyun (廣韻) and Jiyun (集韻), also give a reading meaning “pull something out by hand.”
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2How is 㲳 used in Nantong speech?
㲳 is recorded as a plucking verb. A 2023 Nantong dialect glossary transcribes its local reading as “dig” and gives an example of pulling two white hairs from someone’s head; a 2019 local-language article also gives examples with facial hair and cotton.
How is 㲳 pronounced?
In Mandarin Chinese, two dictionary readings are listed: dié and zhì.
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