What 誺 means
It can mean “I don’t know” or “error.” Dictionary records gloss 誺 with 不知, a regional reply meaning “I don’t know”; another sense equates it with 誤, “mistake” or “error.”
The earliest cited trail for the “I don’t know” sense is a quotation from 方言, a Chinese work on regional speech. Later Chinese character dictionaries, including 玉篇, 廣韻, and 集韻, also record alternate written forms.
Should I send 誺 by itself?
Add an ordinary-language gloss if you use it. Its recorded senses point in different directions, and most chat readers may not recognize the character. State whether you mean not knowing or a mistake.
Which forms are related to 誺?
Variant records link 誺 to several written forms. Character references also place it in the 來 phonetic series, a sound-history grouping rather than a shared-meaning family.
Dictionary-facing; in ordinary chat, 誺 is likely to look deliberate or opaque.
A bare 誺 leaves “I don’t know” and “error” in play; state which one you mean.
Who writes 誺
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Questions people ask
1Can 誺 also have a sense of false accusation?
Yes. A dictionary also records it for deceiving someone or making a false accusation.
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How to type or find 誺
- Also called
- 䜉 · 𧨇 · 𧩴
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