What 眮 means
眮 can mean turning the eyes, glaring, or the eye socket. The early Chinese character dictionary Shuowen Jiezi (《說文解字》) records it as a Wu–Chu regional word for 瞋目 (“staring angrily”) and 顧視 (“turning to look”). Later, Yu Pian (《玉篇》) gives “turning the eyes”; Guangyun (《廣韻》), a Chinese dictionary arranged by sound and rhyme, lists “eye socket” and “glaring.” In its structure, 目 means “eye,” while 同 is a sound hint.
What does 眮 mean when someone sends it?
Use the surrounding sentence to interpret a lone 眮. Its recorded senses range from turning the eyes and glaring to the eye socket, so the character alone may not show which meaning the sender intends. The doubled form 眮眮 is defined as glaring angrily.
Who writes 眮
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2Is 眮 an emoji?
No. It is a Han character written as text, so its appearance comes from a font rather than fixed emoji artwork.
Why does 眮 show as a box?
The active font or fallback lacks the glyph. A font that includes this Han character can display it.
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How to type or find 眮
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- 眮 meaning · 眮 pinyin input · tong · 眮眮 · 眮 angry stare · 眮 eye socket · 瞋目 · 顧視
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- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
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