Chinese trouser-leg character

𰳲 means trouser legs or work overalls. The Hanyu Da Zidian, a Chinese character dictionary, records it as a form made by applying an existing simplification pattern to 襱. The Shuowen Jiezi, a dictionary completed in 121 CE, explains 襱 as a trouser part built from 衣 (“clothing”) plus 龍 for sound; the Yupian dictionary, compiled in 543 CE, also gives it as the crotch of trousers.