Han character 𩲠

𩲠 writes the Zhuang word fangz (“ghost” or “spirit”) in Sawndip, a traditional script that adapts Chinese characters to write Zhuang and is attested by the 7th century; that date is for the script, not this glyph. A Chinese dictionary instead records the Mandarin reading zhú with no gloss, citing Longkan Shoujian (997), a dictionary made to help readers study Buddhist texts; read the character in its source tradition.