What 㿹 means
It names swollen skin; regionally, it can describe skin peeling after injury.
The Song-era Chinese dictionary 類篇 glosses it as “表皮腫起” (“the skin’s surface rises or swells”). The earlier dictionary 說文 does not include 㿹.
A Nanjing dialect entry checked in 2026 uses 㿹 as a verb for skin peeling after an injury. A Korean legal commentary also corrects a different written form to 㿹 for the raised-skin sense. Its reading depends on the dialect or text around it.
Specialist and regional: it reads like a precise dictionary or dialect word, not everyday shorthand.
Without shared context, readers may not know whether you mean swelling or peeled skin.
Who writes 㿹
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Questions people ask
2Can I send 㿹 casually?
No. Use it when the recipient shares the dialect or exact-word context; otherwise, explain the word instead of relying on the character alone.
Why does 㿹 show as a box?
It can. A box means the active font lacks 㿹; switch to a font that supports this rare Han character.
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How to type or find 㿹
- Also called
- 𤿹 · tà · taat3
- Search it as
- skin swelling · peeling skin · raised skin · scrape
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
㿹\3FF9Codes and encoding1 code points
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