What 㡟 means
It names a cloth mat or pad for an infant.
The earlier Chinese dictionary 《说文》 does not list 㡟 as a headword. Later Chinese dictionaries, including 《玉篇》, 《广韵》, 《集韵》 and 《康熙字典》, preserve the cloth-mat sense and connect 㡟 with 褿 as variant forms.
Why would someone send 㡟?
The glyph alone cannot tell you why it was sent.
The dictionary sense is a cloth mat or pad for an infant, not a reliable social cue. If it arrives without context, ask the sender what they mean.
How do I type 㡟?
Use Unicode hexadecimal input in supported apps.
As of 2026-09-06, Microsoft Office accepts 385F followed by AltX; Linux GTK accepts CtrlShiftU, then 385F and Enter.
Unicode's reference drawing is a guide, not a required font design. Fonts may draw 㡟 differently; without a font that includes it, it can appear as a missing-character box.
Specialist written Chinese; give a short gloss for general readers.
Without a gloss, the infant-mat sense is easy to miss.
Who writes 㡟
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Questions people ask
1Why does 㡟 show as a box?
The active font may not include it. Unicode identifies the character, but a font still has to draw it; switching to a font with 㡟 coverage can make it appear.
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- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
㡟\385FCodes and encoding1 code points
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