Simplified form of 詻

It refers to direct argument or stern speech.

𰵤 is an analogically simplified form of 詻: it follows a simplification pattern used for other characters. The related character 詻 is read è in Mandarin.

The Han-era Shuowen Jiezi, an early dictionary of Chinese characters, defines 詻 as arguing over right and wrong. In classical-era writing, the doubled 詻詻 (written 𰵤𰵤 in this simplified form) has two related shades: the Mozi, a work of political thought, uses it for outspoken advisers; the Liji, a ritual handbook, uses it for stern, formal speech.