What 䶟 means
It means “to gnash your teeth in anger.”
The earliest known dictionary record for 䶟 is in the Jiyun, a Chinese dictionary compiled in 1037–1039. The earlier Shuowen, a dictionary of Chinese characters, does not include it; its history before the Jiyun remains uncertain.
The definition names an action, not its cause or target. In a message, the surrounding words would need to show who is grinding their teeth and why.
A specialized dictionary word for an action; its definition is more specific than a general expression of anger.
It means angry tooth-grinding, not anger in general.
Who writes 䶟
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Questions people ask
2Why does 䶟 show as a box?
The selected font or its fallback may not have a glyph for 䶟. The text remains valid; choose a font that supports CJK Extension A.
Does 䶟 tell me who is angry?
No. It names an action, but it does not identify who is doing it or what caused it.
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