䟲

It is a Wu-dialect verb with three context-dependent meanings.

Wu is a group of Chinese varieties. Dictionaries label these senses 吴语 (Wu usage): rushing or bumping about, tripping or falling, and pickpocketing. The sentence around 䟲 determines which meaning fits.

Someone sent me 䟲—what does it mean?

The surrounding message decides; alone, 䟲 is ambiguous.

In a Wu-language exchange, read the surrounding sentence. If the character arrives alone, ask what the sender means instead of guessing; a wrong guess can turn a fall into an accusation of theft.

䟲 earliest attestation: what can we defend?

The earliest written evidence identified is a Kangxi Dictionary reference.

A Kangxi Dictionary reference from 1710–1716 is the earliest written evidence identified for 䟲. That dates the dictionary record, not the spoken word's origin. The character serves to write a Wu-dialect verb.

Its left side is the foot element 足, and its right side is 充. A Japanese kanji reference also lists ソウ and ス as readings, while the three meanings above are labeled 吴语.