Chinese character 𧪢

𧪢 has two recorded readings: xì as a speech particle (a small word marking a sentence’s tone), and qì as a variant of 訖, “finish” or “stop.” The medieval Chinese reference work Yongle Dadian quotes the earlier rhyme dictionary Wuyin Jiyun, a dictionary organized by sound, for the first reading; use the surrounding text to tell which record applies.