What 䶊 means
It is a variant spelling of 衄, the Chinese word for a nosebleed.
The base form 衄 is defined as nosebleed in an Eastern Han dictionary of Chinese characters. A printed Yuan-dynasty character dictionary records 䶊 as a variant of 衄.
Why can 衄 mean defeat?
It also has an extended sense of being checked or defeated.
In compounds such as 敗衄, 衄 describes a defeat or setback; older commentary also explains 挫衄 through retreat. This is a meaning of the word written with 衄, not an extra emotional reading carried by 䶊 alone.
What does 䶊 mean when someone sends it?
Treat it as a written variant; the surrounding text supplies the reading.
By itself, it identifies a form of the word but not whether the writer means a nosebleed or a setback. Ask which passage or compound it came from before reading more into it.
Dictionary or historical variant; on its own, 䶊 gives little context for why it appears.
Use 衄 for the standard spelling; keep 䶊 when preserving the exact variant.
Who writes 䶊
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What it means when someone sends it to you
3 readingsA written variant; ask what passage it came from.
Don't confuse it with
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Questions people ask
2Are 䶊 and 衄 the same?
Yes. 䶊 is recorded as a variant spelling of 衄 and carries the same word; use the surrounding phrase to tell whether it means nosebleed or setback.
Will every font show 䶊 correctly?
Not necessarily. Its displayed form is device-dependent; compare it with your source when the exact variant matters.
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How to type or find 䶊
- Search it as
- nǜ · nuk6 · nosebleed · defeat · 衄 · 鼻衄 · 敗衄 · 挫衄
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
䶊\4D8ACodes and encoding1 code points
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