What 腵 means
腵 names an intestinal illness in older Chinese lexicons.
腸病 means “bowel disease”; 正字通 also records 癥病, an older term for an abdominal disorder. These are medical dictionary glosses, not a precise diagnosis or a general term for every stomachache.
腵 history follows a dictionary trail
Its traceable history runs through Chinese dictionaries.
The earliest cited source in the trail is 玉篇 (Yupian), a Chinese character dictionary compiled in 543. A surviving manuscript witness of 玉篇 is dated to the 7th century; 集韻, a later dictionary completed in 1039, also records the reading. Mandarin writes that reading as jiā in pinyin, its Latin-letter spelling system; the line over the a marks a high, level tone.
The first written appearance of 腵 remains undated as of 2026; the dates above belong to dictionaries and a manuscript, not to the graph’s first use.
A rare medical dictionary term; a standalone message needs context before you infer tone.
Its bowel-disease gloss is narrower than a general stomachache reaction.
Questions people ask
2Is 腵 an emoji?
No. It is a Han text character with a medical dictionary sense, not an emoji character with vendor-specific artwork.
Why does 腵 look different on my device?
Font coverage varies. As of 2026, device and app fonts can draw 腵 in different styles, and a missing glyph may appear as a box.
How to type 腵
腵\8175Codes and encoding1 code points
A visible symbol can contain several code points. JS .length counts UTF-16 units; UTF-8 counts bytes.
