What 𫓥 means
To work or refine metal.
The Yupian, a Chinese character dictionary compiled around 543 CE, gives this gloss for the older form 釟. The Guangyun, a later dictionary that groups characters by sound (1008 CE), repeats it.
𫓥 is a derived simplified form of 釟: its left side uses 钅, the shortened metal component in simplified Chinese, while 釟 uses the traditional 釒 form.
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1Is 𫓥 read the same in Mandarin and Japanese?
No. Chinese dictionaries give Mandarin bā for 釟; Japanese kanji dictionaries list the related form 釟 with the reading はつ (hatsu). Each reading belongs to its own language.
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𫓥CSS
\2B4E5Codes and encoding1 code points
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%F0%AB%93%A5
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