What 𨖷 means
It describes the look of running-script handwriting.
Running script joins or shortens strokes to move faster while staying legible; cursive takes those shortcuts further, while regular script keeps forms more distinct. The earliest dictionary record is in the sixth-century Yùpiān (玉篇), which glosses 𨖷 as “the look of running script.” The Song-dynasty Jíyùn (集韻) preserves that calligraphy sense and describes clerks using the quick style for official work, favoring speed over regular-script rules.
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1How do you read 𨖷?
Mandarin dictionaries give shà (fourth tone). Japanese dictionaries also list sō and shō, on-readings: Japanese pronunciations derived from Chinese.
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𨖷\285B7Codes and encoding1 code points
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