What 䰏 means
It names a small tied hairstyle, sometimes left uncovered.
The older form 𩯰 appears in the Shuowen Jiezi, a Chinese dictionary, with a gloss meaning “a small amount of tied hair.” A later variant record lists 䰏 under 𩯰, so their connection is textual, not just visual.
Later rhyme and variant dictionaries add a woman's small bun and a bun left exposed rather than covered by a headcloth. The shared 髟 component is associated with hair-related character forms; the dictionary glosses establish 䰏's hairstyle meaning.
Rare classical and dictionary register: it names a hairstyle, not an everyday term.
As of 2026, no established chat-reaction meaning is documented; add a gloss if a message needs to be understood.
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Questions people ask
2Does 䰏 always mean an uncovered bun?
No. An earlier gloss describes a small amount of tied hair; one later description specifies a bun left uncovered, so that detail is not the whole meaning.
why does 䰏 look different
As of 2026, fonts on different systems can draw 䰏 differently; its encoded identity stays the same.
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How to type or find 䰏
- Also called
- 𩯰 · 𩯶 · 𩯷
- Search it as
- jì · jié · ji · jie · hair bun · topknot character · rare hanzi · Cangjie SHJIG
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
䰏\4C0FCodes and encoding1 code points
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