Han character 詽

It describes a hot-tempered person who likes to argue.

Chinese dictionaries also use 詽 for scolding, anger, and contention—an argument or dispute. Nearby words show whether it describes a person or what they say or do.

Shuowen, an early Chinese dictionary of characters, gives contentious speech as a historical sense. A classical dictionary phrase, 諍語詽詽, also uses 詽 in this sense.

Treat a lone 詽 as a request for context

On its own, 詽 could be a quotation, a vocabulary note, or a pointed reference to its argumentative sense.

The character alone cannot tell you whether the sender means the word or is criticizing someone. Ask what passage or sense they have in mind before reading it as a personal accusation.

Is 詽 the same character as 訮?

They are documented variant forms in the same character family.

The Ministry of Education's variant-character table pairs 詽 with 訮. This written connection is documented, not inferred from their shared 言 component.