Double-net character

𮊂 has a disputed Japanese gloss, bonnō, a Buddhist term for mental afflictions and cravings. Japanese Buddhist manuscripts used copying shorthand by the 9th century; an 1828 book explicitly pairs two 罒 marks with bonnō and says these forms saved copying effort. A 2014 specialist reference says the cited source lists two signs, not one character, so treat the single-glyph gloss as uncertain.