Chinese character 僼

僼 is a rare Chinese character for a legendary immortal. Historical Chinese dictionaries record it in the name 偓㒥, also written 偓僼. Chinese references give the Mandarin Pinyin reading fēng, with a high, level tone. Japanese references also record hō, the conventional Japanese reading for a Chinese-origin character, pronounced with a long “o.”

Records for 僼 sit in an old Chinese dictionary tradition: 玉篇, a character dictionary compiled in 543, and later works including 廣韻, 集韻, 類篇, 四聲篇海, and 正字通. The edition cited for this entry is a later printed copy from China's Yuan dynasty; 543 dates the compilation of 玉篇, not that copy.

Someone sent me 僼. What does it mean?

Ask what reference the sender has in mind. The documented sense is a rare literary name, so an isolated character does not reveal whether it is quoted, used as a name, or intended another way.