What 䙃 means
It names a sleeveless garment in classical Chinese. In Yang Xiong’s Han-era 方言 (a dictionary of regional words), 䙃 is glossed as clothing without 袂, an older word for sleeves. The early character dictionary 《说文解字》 records the same garment term.
Later commentaries compare the garment with 半臂 and 背子, two other clothing forms. This shows how readers interpreted it, not that the words are interchangeable. The alternate glyph 𧝍 is recorded for the same word.
How do I type 䙃?
On a Chinese Pinyin keyboard, enter duo without tone marks and inspect the candidates; many Chinese characters share that spelling, so this rare term may not appear. In a Unicode-aware editor, enter U4643. If the character appears as a box or blank, the font or its fallback may lack a glyph for it.
A historical dictionary and literary term; read it through the surrounding words in a modern sentence.
Do not read a mood into a lone 䙃.
Who writes 䙃
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What it means when someone sends it to you
2 readingsThe garment sense gives no dependable clue about the sender’s mood.
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Questions people ask
2Why does 䙃 show as a box?
A box or blank usually means the font or its fallback lacks a glyph for 䙃. The stored character is still the same one.
Can 䙃 mean any kind of vest?
No. Historical commentaries compare 䙃 with 半臂 and 背子, but that does not make it a general word for every sleeveless garment.
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How to type or find 䙃
- Search it as
- 䙃 · 𧝍 · duò · duo
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
䙃\4643Codes and encoding1 code points
A visible symbol can contain several code points. JS .length counts UTF-16 units; UTF-8 counts bytes.