What 㻆 means
It refers to jade pendants and the look of jade being worn. Chinese character dictionaries list 㻆 as a variant of 琄, glossed as a jade pendant or jade as it is worn. In the Shijing, an ancient collection of Chinese poems traditionally dated roughly 1100–600 BCE, the related form 鞙, written with the leather radical (the character component meaning leather), appears in a passage about a jade pendant.
Later commentary repeats the word as 琄琄 and turns the image into a jab at an official who wears the signs of rank without the merit to hold office. The meaning shifts from a visible jade ornament to status without substance.
What if someone sends 㻆 alone?
Treat it as an allusion that needs context. Its literary trail includes both the jade-pendant image and a later jab at empty rank. Ask what the sender means instead of guessing their mood from the character alone.
Classical and lexical, with a jade-and-rank allusion that needs context.
Alone, it cannot tell you which historical sense the sender intends.
Who writes 㻆
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Questions people ask
1Why does 㻆 show as a box?
A font without the character’s outline shows a missing-character box. As of 2026, a font that supports 㻆 can display it; the box indicates font coverage, not a different character.
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How to type or find 㻆
- Search it as
- jade pendant · jade ornaments · 琄 · 鞙 · 琄琄 · 佩玉
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
㻆\3EC6Codes and encoding1 code points
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