What 磂 means
It is recorded for sulfur and a regional iron pot.
Chinese dictionaries record 磂 as a variant of 硫 for sulfur and as a form of 鎦 for an iron pot, with the stone component 石 in place of the metal component 金. In Mandarin, the syllable sounds roughly like “lyoh”; pinyin marks a rising tone for sulfur (liú) and a falling tone for the pot (liù). The pot reading is associated with Liangzhou.
The anecdote collection 《雲仙雜記》, attributed to China’s Tang dynasty, includes 磂黃; later dictionaries preserve both readings. A font without 磂 may show a missing-glyph placeholder.
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\78C2Cangjie input method
Enter MRHHW; this Cangjie sequence is 一口竹竹田.
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磂
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磂
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content: "\78C2";
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%E7%A3%82
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