What 盷 means
It describes eyes turning, eyes appearing large, or a look.
The oldest recorded phrase containing 盷 is 徹盷 in the 本命 chapter of 大戴礼记, an ancient Chinese text on ritual and conduct. It describes an infant’s eyes turning as sight begins. Scholars debate the text’s layers and attribution, but generally place its final compilation in China’s Eastern Han dynasty, an early imperial period.
Later dictionaries also record a look, large eyes, and an old place or state name.
Literary and dictionary use.
As of 2026, no stable modern chat meaning for 盷 is established; a bare message needs context.
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\76F7Pinyin input for 盷
For a Chinese pinyin keyboard, try tian, xian, xuan, or min (dictionary readings: tián, xián, xuán, mín). Cangjie code BUPIM; Cangjie is a shape-based Chinese input method.
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content: "\76F7";
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%E7%9B%B7
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