Chinese character 𪖎

𪖎 has two animal readings: the 11th-century rhyme dictionary Guangyun calls it a mouse; Taiwan’s Ministry of Education lists it in its 2024 variant-character dictionary as a form of 獑 in the monkey name 獑猢. Zhang Heng’s Han-era poem Western Capital Rhapsody names 獑猢; a Ming-era text describes its black body, white waist stripe, and long white hair on its hands. The records disagree; context decides which animal is meant.