What 㵏 means
Its recorded sense points to deep water.
The older form 漼 appears in Shuowen, an early Chinese dictionary, glossed as “deep”; its example quotes a line from the Classic of Poetry, an anthology of old Chinese poems, describing a deep pool. Yupian, another old dictionary, lists 㵏 beside 漼 with the same reading.
Historical entries also extend 漼 to falling tears and figurative damage or decline. Those senses are recorded for the related form; read 㵏 with its water-depth sense unless the surrounding text supports another.
How do I type 㵏?
Type cuǐ or cui3 in pinyin; select 㵏.
On a Mandarin pinyin input method, type cuǐ or its tone-number spelling cui3, then choose 㵏 from the candidate list. In Wubi, a Chinese character input layout, use iayf if your layout includes it.
If it appears as a box, the font or app lacks a glyph for it. The box is a missing-character placeholder, not part of 㵏.
Rare, dictionary-like and literary; use the surrounding sentence to judge any figurative sense.
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1Why does 㵏 show as a box?
The font or app may not include its glyph. A box is a missing-character placeholder, not part of 㵏.
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