Form linked to 龛

𱍀 is identified in some dictionaries as equivalent to 龛/龕, a shrine niche or cabinet for a deity, Buddhist image, or ancestor tablet. A Ming-era dictionary, 直音篇, is cited for the identification, but character references disagree about its printed shape; the historical link remains uncertain. The related 龕 is glossed “dragon’s appearance” in the Han-era dictionary Shuowen Jiezi and has a classical verb sense, “subdue.”