What 緰 means
It is a historical Chinese word for fine cloth.
Han-era sources place it among clothing and fabric terms. 《說文》 records 緰貲 as cloth; 《急就篇》 includes 緰㠿 in clothing vocabulary and glosses it as exceptionally fine cloth.
Other dictionary entries connect 緰 with silk, colored silk, a purple-red shade, a silk credential for passing a gate, and cutting silk. These are distinct recorded senses, so the surrounding word or passage matters.
Should you send 緰 by itself?
Only if the recipient has the quotation or a gloss.
It has no fixed chat reaction: historical entries point to different meanings. In a message, give the word or passage it comes from; otherwise ask what the sender means.
Historical and context-dependent; it carries no built-in chat tone.
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What it means when someone sends it to you
5 readingsDon't confuse it with
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2Is 緰 an emoji?
No. It is a text character, so its displayed shape depends on the font.
緰 pronunciation: why several readings?
Historical dictionaries preserve separate readings and senses rather than one pronunciation that fits every use. Choose the reading attached to the exact word or quoted passage.
How to type 緰
緰\7DF0Codes and encoding1 code points
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