Nôm character for níp

In Vietnamese Nôm, it writes níp, a woven case for carrying belongings.

Nôm was a historical Vietnamese writing system that adapted Chinese character forms to write Vietnamese. In Nguyễn Du’s classic narrative poem Truyện Kiều, Giác Duyên sets out with a dried gourd and a níp; a note to the poem describes the case as bamboo-woven and used for books or clothes.

Is 𪳍 a simplified form of 欇?

Some Chinese dictionaries treat it as the simplified form of 欇.

The Chinese entry for 欇 names plants, including a climbing vine. This is a separate Chinese dictionary reading from Vietnamese níp, so use the surrounding language and sentence to tell which record applies.