What 聏 means
It means “harmonize,” “hairy,” or, as a variant, “ashamed.”
In the received Zhuangzi, an ancient Chinese philosophical text, 聏 appears in 以聏合驩 and means bringing things into harmony. As of 2026, the Shuowen Jiezi, an early Chinese character dictionary, has no entry for 聏. The Longkan Shoujian, a dictionary that helped Buddhist readers understand written texts, records it in 997. That date tells us when the dictionary records it, not when the character began.
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A bare 聏 does not identify which dictionary sense the sender intends.
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