Han ideograph 𮦃

The text supplies its sense; the record identifies the form. An index for the University of Tokyo project to digitize Buddhist scriptures lists 𮦃 as USAT-03809 and analyzes it as 雚 beside 隹, a graphic description rather than a dictionary gloss. Its documented printed witness is the Taishō Revised Tripiṭaka, a scholarly edition of Buddhist scriptures from 1924–1934. This canon tradition took shape from the fourth century; texts moved from hand copying to woodblock print from the tenth century. Taishō editors compared earlier manuscripts and printed editions, normalizing some variant forms. The project's 2017 Unicode submission made retained source forms machine-readable.