What 㻿 means
It names a kind of jade. In Mandarin, it sounds approximately like “shoo” with a low tone that rises; pinyin spells it shǔ. The left-side 玉 is the jade radical, the dictionary index for jade-related characters. Guangyun groups 㻿 with 蜀 by rhyme—a way old Chinese dictionaries sorted readings by sound, not meaning.
A Song-era entry in Guangyun records 玉㻿; Jiyun and Kangxi dictionaries also give it a jade-name gloss. A 2024 Taiwan Ministry of Education entry says Shuowen, an earlier Chinese character dictionary, does not list it.
How do I type 㻿?
Enter MGWLI in the Cangjie input method. Cangjie is an input method that builds Chinese characters from their written parts. If your editor supports Unicode entry, use U3EFF in its Unicode picker or character map.
Lexicographic and specialized: it names a specific kind of jade, rather than a general-purpose word.
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Questions people ask
1Why does 㻿 show as a box?
The active font lacks a glyph for 㻿. Choose a CJK font that supports it or let your device fall back to one; the box does not indicate a different reading.
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㻿\3EFFCodes and encoding1 code points
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