What 嬎 means
It names rabbit young and carries later reproductive senses. 《尔雅·释兽》, a classical Chinese guide to animals, uses 嬎 for a rabbit’s young; the work is broadly dated to the late Warring States–early Han. Later dictionaries also record senses about reproduction and producing many young. In regional speech, 嬎蛋 means “to lay eggs”; general Mandarin usually says 下蛋 or 产卵.
What if someone sends 嬎 by itself?
Ask what sense they mean; the bare character is ambiguous. It may point to the historical rabbit-young vocabulary or to the regional egg-laying expression. If it appears as a square, the font may lack this glyph; a CJK font with broader coverage may show it.
Classical dictionary senses meet regional speech; a bare 嬎 does not settle which one.
For general Mandarin, 下蛋 or 产卵 is clearer than 嬎蛋.
Who writes 嬎
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What it means when someone sends it to you
2 readingsA rabbit’s young; a learned animal term.
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1Why does 嬎 show as a box?
Your font may lack this glyph. Try a CJK font with broader character coverage; the box is a rendering substitute, not another meaning.
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How to type or find 嬎
- Search it as
- 嬎蛋 · fan4 · fu4 · 嬔 · 婏 · 娩 · 下蛋 · 产卵
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- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
嬎\5B0ECodes and encoding1 code points
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