What 𪻐 means
In Mandarin Pinyin, it is read cōng, roughly “tsong,” high and level.
𪻐瑢 describes the light clinking of jade pendants striking as they move. In the related compound 琤𪻐, the sound can also describe flowing water.
As of 2026, Shuowen, an early Chinese dictionary, does not list 瑽. Later Chinese dictionaries such as Yupian and Guangyun record it and cite Tang and Song poems.
How should I read 𪻐 when someone sends it?
Read it as a literary character whose compound matters.
Alone, it gives a sound reading but not which phrase the sender intends. Ask for the surrounding word before deciding whether it points to jade-pendant tinkling or a water-related sound.
How do I type 𪻐?
Enter its Mandarin Pinyin reading, cōng, in a Chinese input method.
The Pinyin key sequence may return many characters. If your input method supports phrase entry, entering 𪻐瑢 can narrow the candidates.
Literary and specialized; it belongs to Chinese sound words about jade pendants or water, not ordinary chat.
Alone, it leaves the intended compound unclear.
Who writes 𪻐
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What it means when someone sends it to you
3 readingsThe light clinking of jade pendants as they strike.
Related characters
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Combination ideas
3Questions people ask
1Why does 𪻐 show as a box?
Usually the current font lacks this character. A font with broader Han coverage may display it; the character itself has not changed.
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How to type or find 𪻐
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𪻐\2AED0Codes and encoding1 code points
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