Rare form of 驂

𬳯 is recorded as a rare partial simplification of 驂, an old Chinese word for the outer horses in a chariot team. An early record of 驂 appears in the Chinese poetry collection The Classic of Poetry (11th–7th centuries BCE), where it names the two outside horses of a four-horse chariot; literary use also broadened to a three-horse team, a horse, or riding. The standard simplified form is 骖.