What 穟 means
It describes a full, flourishing grain ear. The Shijing (Book of Songs) poem “Shengmin” uses “禾役穟穟” to praise crops in a farming-and-sacrifice passage. Shuowen Jiezi, a Chinese character dictionary, records the grain-ear sense; later dictionaries add clustered flowers or fruit and link 穟 to 穗.
Literary and dictionary-like; ordinary use sounds deliberate.
Use 穗 for ordinary writing; keep 穟 for its literary register.
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How to type or find 穟
- Search it as
- 穟 · 穟穟 · 穗 · sui4
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- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
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\7A5FHow to type 穟
Enter suì or sui4 in Mandarin pinyin; select 穟.
Cangjie
In Cangjie, enter 竹木卜廿人; select 穟.
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Codes and encoding1 code points
HTML decimal
穟
HTML hex
穟
CSS content
content: "\7A5F";
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URL encoded
%E7%A9%9F
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JS .length
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