What 灍 means
灍 is an alternate form of 㵐, a character recorded in place names. A Chinese dictionary compiled in 543, 玉篇, records 㵐 with a country-name meaning.
The Northern Wei waterway book 水經注 and the later dictionary 廣韻 record a river sense. 水經注 places the river 㵐水 near Yiyang: it rises south of Tongbai Mountain and flows southeast past 㵐西 to the 溠 River.
A local report from 2022 still writes the river's name as 㵐水 in Suizhou. The Taiwan Ministry of Education's variant dictionary identifies 灍 as an alternate form of 㵐, the standard spelling to look up.
How do I type 灍?
Use a Unicode character map or its Cangjie input sequence. Cangjie is a Chinese character input method: enter 水日弓人. A Hong Kong supplementary-character reference from 2004 gives that sequence for 灍.
If your input method does not return 灍, search for 㵐, the standard dictionary form. A Unicode character map can also find 灍 by its character or U704D.
A Japanese character reference describes 灍's display as environment-dependent as of 2026; a box may mean the current font or rendering system cannot draw it.
Read 灍 in lexical, historical, or local-name contexts; it functions as a place-name character.
Who writes 灍
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Don't confuse it with
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1Why does 灍 show as a box?
Usually, a box means the font or rendering system cannot draw 灍. A Japanese character reference marks its display as environment-dependent as of 2026, so its appearance can vary by setup.
How to type or find 灍
- Also called
- 㵐
- Search it as
- 㵐水 · 㵐西 · 㵐川 · variant character · river name · water name · Cangjie
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
灍\704DCodes and encoding1 code points
A visible symbol can contain several code points. JS .length counts UTF-16 units; UTF-8 counts bytes.


