Nose variant

It is another written form of 鼻, the character for “nose.”

Oracle-bone inscriptions—divination records carved on animal bones and turtle shells in early China—show the older graph 自. It pictured a nose and later also wrote “self”; 鼻 added 畀, a sound component, to distinguish the nose word.

鼻 also means “first” or “origin” in words such as 鼻祖, “founding ancestor.” This glyph’s Unicode source record links it to Japan’s Moji Jōhō Kiban Project, a government inventory of characters used in administrative records.

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