What 䛚 means
䛚 means a spoken expression of praise or admiration.
The earliest dictionary entry is in the Yupian, a Chinese lexicon traditionally dated around 543. As of 2024, a Taiwan Ministry of Education dictionary entry notes that the Shuowen does not record 䛚. Later lexicons, including Guangyun and Jiyun, preserve its praise sense; the character also appears in historical personal names.
How do I type 䛚?
Use Mandarin Pinyin input, then choose the exact candidate.
Enter lüe4; if your keyboard uses v for ü, enter lve4. Pinyin keyboards may offer several characters for one syllable, so select 䛚.
Wubi and Cangjie are Chinese shape-based input methods: try Wubi DHVY or Cangjie QHYMR. Your system's character picker is a fallback if your keyboard has no candidate.
Why does 䛚 show as a box?
The active font may not contain this glyph. A valid character can still show as a box when its font lacks the glyph. Unicode identifies the text; the font draws it, and CJK fonts can draw forms differently. Use a font that includes 䛚 or your system's character picker.
Archaic and dictionary-like; no established casual-chat use is documented as of 2026.
If the compliment must land, spell it out; an unfamiliar or missing glyph can look like a typo.
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1Why does 䛚 show as a box on some devices?
Not every system ships a font for the CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A block. Where none is installed, the character shows as an empty box; adding a font such as Noto fixes it. The character itself is still correct and copies correctly.
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