What 𭼻 means
It describes a thin or gaunt person.
The historical trail spans Song, Ming, and Qing Chinese writing—three successive periods in Chinese history. An early example appears in Wen Yuan Ying Hua, a Song anthology (a collection of literary works); Yi Lin Zheng Yin is a Ming medical book. Qing poems and prose also preserve 𭼻, including a poem that places it where 癯 appears in a contrast between “lean” and “plump.”
Questions people ask
1What does a box in place of 𭼻 mean?
At render time, a box means the active font has no drawing for 𭼻. A font with broader coverage for Han ideographs may render it.
How to type 𭼻
𭼻\2DF3BCodes and encoding1 code points
A visible symbol can contain several code points. JS .length counts UTF-16 units; UTF-8 counts bytes.
