What 𩏫 means
Leather parts for an old horse-drawn carriage. The two glosses describe different jobs: leather bands join horse and carriage, while a stretched hide covers the carriage body and closes its gaps.
How old is the dictionary trail?
The related headword 轖 is recorded around 100 CE. The early Chinese dictionary Shuowen Jiezi includes it; a later commentary explains it as leather crossed over the carriage body. The sixth-century Yùpiān (543) records 𩏫 as another form of 𩍙. The Song-era Guangyun (1008) preserves the strap gloss.
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1Why does 𩏫 show as an empty box?
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- 𩍙 · 轖 · horse carriage · carriage strap · carriage leather · old carriage fitting
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