What 䬎 means
It has two recorded wind-related senses, and context separates them.
In the 543 Liang-dynasty dictionary Yupian, 䬎䬉 names a strange, red-tinged hot wind treated as an uncanny weather sign. A Ming-era narrative later uses the same pair in ominous mountain weather.
Another dictionary records 䬎 by itself with a Wu-dialect sense glossed as “wind sound.” The weather term is 䬎䬉, so do not automatically assign that whole meaning to 䬎 alone.
Its surviving record is dictionary and literary; a lone appearance needs its surrounding text.
The hot-wind sense belongs to 䬎䬉; do not assume it from 䬎 alone.
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1Why does 䬎 show as a box?
The font displaying the text lacks a glyph for this ideograph. A CJK font with Extension A coverage can display it; font designs can make the same character look different.
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