What 𫗞 means
It means thick porridge or gruel. In the Mencius, a Chinese classic from the 4th century BCE, 飦粥 names gruel eaten during a three-year mourning observance that the passage says extended from ruler to commoner. The early Chinese character dictionary Shuowen Jiezi, compiled around 100 CE, glosses related 饘 as gruel and records old regional names: Zhou used 饘; Song used 餬.
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1Can 𫗞 also mean cooked dry rice?
Yes. Its older form 飦 has a Mandarin gān reading for cooked dry rice, alongside zhān for thick porridge; the surrounding text determines the sense.
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