Variant form of 活

The Han-era Shuowen Jiezi, an early Chinese character dictionary, explains the related form 𣴠 as the sound of flowing water. It records another form built with 𦕾, but a note on the entry says 𣿛 itself was likely added after the dictionary’s original text.

Dictionaries connect 𣿛 with 活. The record spans the water-flow sense and uses of 活 meaning “to live,” “to save someone,” and “livelihood or work.” In Mandarin, 活 is pronounced huó. If this form appears in a passage, read it as 活 and let the sentence choose the sense.