㞢 (older form of 之)

㞢 is an older written form associated with 之. Later Chinese dictionaries place it under 之.

Early oracle-bone divination inscriptions include 㞢 in passages about rain or wind, with readings recorded as 有 (“have”) or 又 (“again”). A Chinese dictionary of character variants also cites the Wei Yuanpi Stele, an inscribed stone monument, in its written-form record.

Should I use 㞢 or 之?

Use 之 in ordinary modern Chinese. Keep 㞢 when reproducing an older written form; for oracle-bone examples, use the surrounding passage because the recorded readings differ.

The typeface determines 㞢's displayed shape. If a font cannot show it, your device may display a replacement box; that is a display limit, not a different character.