Variant form of 腏

𪠰 is a written variant of 腏, an old Chinese character with two Mandarin readings in pinyin: chuò, “meat picked from between bones,” and zhuì, “linked sacrifice.” Forms of 腏 appear in late Warring States bronze inscriptions and Qin bamboo slips. The Eastern Han dictionary Shuowen explains the meat sense; in the Book of Han, 腏 names a rite that Tang commentator Yan Shigu identifies with 餟.