What 毲 means
毲 names an animal-hair textile. A local history, 華陽國志 (Records of Huayang), written in 348–354, lists 毞毲 among Wenshan products.
The later 後漢書, a dynastic history compiled in the 5th century, also lists 毞毲 among Ranmang textiles. Dictionaries preserve the wool-cloth sense, but readings differ.
Historical and specialist; the reading depends on language and reference.
It names a specific textile, not every blanket or carpet.
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1How is 毲 pronounced?
No single reading is shared. Mandarin pinyin, a pronunciation spelling, gives duó or duō; a Japanese reference lists totsu (トツ) or tochi (トチ), roughly “to-tsu” and “to-chi.”
How to type or find 毲
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- 毲 meaning · 毞毲 · duo · duó · duō · totsu · tochi
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毲\6BF2Codes and encoding1 code points
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