Rare form of 顒

𮨒 is a rare written form of 顒. The early Chinese character dictionary Shuowen Jiezi calls 顒 “large-headed” and cites The Book of Poetry (Shijing), where it describes warhorses as imposing. In The Book of Changes (Yijing), commentators read 顒 in 有孚顒若 as a reverent, uplifted bearing.

The SAT list records this form for the Taishō edition of the Chinese Buddhist canon, published in Japan in 1924–1934. Its shape note, 周 on the left and 頁 on the right, describes the written parts; it does not give a separate meaning.