Korean form mapped to 屠

It maps to 屠, meaning “to slaughter” or “to massacre.”

The Unicode source record links 𫋰 to 屠 in a Korean character set; Hanja means Han characters used in Korean writing. The Eastern Han dictionary Shuowen Jiezi glosses 屠 as “to cut open.” The Han-era history Shiji uses 屠 for killing a city's inhabitants; it also means slaughtering livestock. Korean Hanja readings are 도 (do) and 저 (jeo); Mandarin pinyin is tú; Japanese has と (to) in compounds and ほふる (hofuru) in 屠る; Vietnamese Hán-Việt, the Vietnamese reading of Han characters, is đồ.