What 秚 means
It is a rare written form of 拌, meaning “to mix.”
《集韻》, a Song-dynasty dictionary that grouped characters by rhyme, was completed in 1039 and records the same sense; the later Kangxi Dictionary does too.
A 2017 national dialect survey records 秚 for “stir/mix” in Wuxi, while noting 拌 is the usual spelling there. A Japanese kanji dictionary gives the same sense and the reading ハン (“han”), a Japanese pronunciation for this character.
It reads as a rare dictionary form, not routine Chinese writing.
For ordinary Chinese prose, use 拌; 秚 may look like a typo.
Don't confuse it with
1Questions people ask
1Why might 秚 fail to display?
It may lack font support. As of 2026, a Japanese kanji dictionary labels 秚 environment-dependent, so its appearance or availability can vary by device and font.
How to type 秚
秚\79DACodes and encoding1 code points
A visible symbol can contain several code points. JS .length counts UTF-16 units; UTF-8 counts bytes.