Han character 31191

𱆑 is a Chinese character, but its old dictionary entry does not settle a modern reading on its own. The Ming-dynasty (1368–1644) compilation 古俗字略, a list of old and common character forms, places it in a section grouping characters by sound beside 鬻 (“to sell,” with an older “porridge” sense) and 粥 (“porridge”). That is a historical clue, not proof that 𱆑 shares either meaning.