Chinese character 臒

Good meat or meat in soup; another reading means “large” or “good.”

Mandarin readings are wò and yuè, written in pinyin, a Latin-letter system with tone marks.

The dictionary Shuowen omits it; Yupian glosses “good meat,” Guangyun “meat in soup.” Later dictionaries give yuè as “large” or “good.”

What if someone sends 臒 alone?

Ask for context; alone, the character does not show the intended sense.

Its dictionary senses range from food to “large” or “good,” so the surrounding sentence tells you which sense matters.