What 岤 means
A cave in a mountain. Dictionaries also gloss 岤 as equivalent to 穴, “cave”; its written form combines 山, “mountain,” with 穴.
The classical Chinese anthology 楚辞 (“Songs of Chu”) includes the poem 招隐士 (“Summoning the Recluse”). A dictionary quotes it as “憭兮慄虎豹岤,” where 岤 means a cave or burrow; other transmitted editions read “虎豹穴.” This attests the character in a literary passage, but does not establish when its written form first arose.
How should I read 岤 alone?
Treat it as the character itself or a request to identify it. If the sender means “mountain cave” in ordinary Chinese, 山洞 or 穴 is clearer than this literary form.
Literary and lexicographic; it suits a classical quotation or character lookup, not everyday chat.
Who writes 岤
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1Questions people ask
2Is 岤 an emoji?
No. 岤 is a Han character, not an emoji sequence.
Why does 岤 look different?
Some installed fonts draw 岤 differently. The displayed style is font-dependent; it does not change the character’s identity or meaning.
How to type or find 岤
- Search it as
- xue · xue4 · xuè · 山洞 · 山穴 · 洞穴 · 穴 · 岫
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
岤\5CA4Codes and encoding1 code points
A visible symbol can contain several code points. JS .length counts UTF-16 units; UTF-8 counts bytes.




