What 𰕿 means
It is a rare Han form linked in Unicode to 晏.
Its SAT source points to the Taishō Shinshū Daizōkyō, a Japanese edited collection of Buddhist texts published in 1924–1934. The SAT project proposed the character to make printed canon forms easier to handle in digital Buddhist texts.
Unicode’s chart gives 晏 as its reference form. Chinese dictionaries record senses including “peaceful” and “late”; the passage determines which, if either, fits this use.
It belongs in source-faithful Buddhist-text transcription: its documented role is to preserve a printed form.
Do not replace it with 晏 in a source-faithful transcription.
Questions people ask
1Why does it show as a box?
A font may lack this rare Extension G glyph; the box is a missing-glyph marker, not a different character. Choose a typeface that covers this part of CJK.
How to type 𰕿
𰕿\3057FCodes and encoding1 code points
A visible symbol can contain several code points. JS .length counts UTF-16 units; UTF-8 counts bytes.