What 䋥 means
In Chinese, it names a surface’s texture or pattern. Chinese references gloss 䋥 as 紋理, “texture or pattern,” and also list “lines,” “stripes,” or “veins.” The Mandarin reading of 䋥 is lí, in pinyin, a system for writing Mandarin sounds with Latin letters; its second tone rises as it is spoken.
A gloss attributed to the sixth-century Chinese dictionary Yupian is 文也, “pattern or marking”; later dictionaries preserve that wording. Tang-era and Ming-era texts use 䋥 in descriptions of belts, ribbons, and decorated dress.
The Vietnamese meaning recorded for 䋥 is the word lưới, “net,” in Chữ Nôm, a historical Vietnamese script that used Chinese characters and forms based on them. This is a language-specific use of the same glyph.
A lexical character with historical textile associations; its Chinese and Vietnamese uses depend on the source language.
A lone 䋥 is not a clear reaction; ask for the language or surrounding text.
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What it means when someone sends it to you
3 readingsA Han character whose reading depends on language; ask what text or source it came from.
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Questions people ask
2Is 䋥 an emoji?
No. It is a Han text character; a font supplies its shape, and the language context supplies its reading.
Why does 䋥 show as a box?
The active font may not contain this glyph. Try a font with Han-character coverage or software that supports this character.
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䋥\42E5li in a Mandarin pinyin input method and inspect its candidates.VFWG.42E5 and invoke its conversion command; the shortcut depends on the app.Codes and encoding1 code points
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