What 濪 means
濪 means “cold” or “chilly.” It is a variant in the 㵾 family, so a dictionary may direct you to 㵾 rather than treat 濪 as a separate everyday word.
The early Chinese dictionary Shuowen Jiezi glosses 㵾 as “cold and chilly” and analyzes it as a water-radical character with a phonetic component, the part that points toward sound. Its note connects the word with Wu Chinese, a group of regional dialects; later dictionaries also associate it with speech of the historical Chu region.
A 2021 account of Chaoshan, a region in southern China, records related forms in phrases for cold weather, food, and water: 凊 is usual there, with 㵾 also noted. The spellings vary across this family while the cold sense persists.
Specialized and lexicographic; it reads as a deliberate historical, regional, or character-study choice.
A lone 濪 does not identify a mood; ask whether the sender means the character or its cold-word sense.
Who writes 濪
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What it means when someone sends it to you
2 readingsA discussion of related spellings in the cold or chilly word family.
Questions people ask
1Why does 濪 show as a box or look different?
Fonts for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean text may draw a regional form differently or lack 濪, showing a box; neither display changes the underlying character. As of 2026, support varies by environment.
How to type or find 濪
- Search it as
- qìng · qing4 · 㵾 · 凊 · cold · chilly · Cangjie · EQBU
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
濪\6FEAEQBU for 濪.Codes and encoding1 code points
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