Simplified variant of 鏂

𰽜 is a simplified variant of 鏂. Historical Chinese dictionaries record 鏂銗 for metal door fittings or neck armor, and 鉜鏂 for a large nail. 鏂 also names an old measure of volume. The compound or passage tells you which sense applies.

The old Chinese lexicon Guangya records the door-fitting and neck-armor compound. Guanzi, a classical Chinese work on government, uses 鏂 for a volume unit. A Tang-era annotation and the Qing-era scholar Wang Niansun give different conversions; Wang says one 鏂 equals two dou, an old grain-volume measure.

Why does 𰽜 show as a box?

A blank box is a display problem. 𰽜 has a Unicode number above U+FFFF, so the app and font need to support supplementary characters. If they do not, the display may show a box even though the text still contains 𰽜.