Chinese character 𰛊

It is a simplified variant of 溤, with two old dictionary trails.

The Chinese character dictionary 玉篇, compiled around 543, glosses 溤 as “water.” A Tang-era guide to standard and variant writing, 干禄字书, records 溤 as 俗馮字, a nonstandard written form of 馮. Unicode’s Han-character data lists 溤’s Mandarin reading as mǎ and its Cantonese Jyutping reading as maa5; Jyutping spells Cantonese sounds with letters and tone numbers. These records give different historical clues, so the surrounding text matters.