What 飋 means
飋 means autumn wind or wind’s rustling sound.
The earliest use of 飋 located in the supplied research is in an Eastern Han fu, a Chinese work in ornate poetic prose, by Wang Yanshou. 鲁灵光殿赋 was later included in 文选, an anthology. In 飋萧条而清泠, the character helps make the palace scene feel cold and still.
Later dictionary entries preserve both senses: a seasonal autumn wind and the sound of wind rustling.
How is 飋 built?
It combines 風 and 瑟.
飋 combines 風, the traditional Chinese form for “wind,” with 瑟 as its phonetic component. A phonetic component links a character to a sound series; reference entries place 飋 in the same series as 瑟.
This describes the written structure. 風 and 瑟 are not interchangeable with 飋.
Classical and literary; in everyday writing, it gives a deliberate old-text feel.
Without context, a reader may not recognize it as a word for wind.
Who writes 飋
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1Why does 飋 look different in some fonts?
A Japanese kanji reference marked 飋 as environment-dependent in 2026, so fonts can vary in how they draw its strokes while showing the same character.
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- 飋飋 · sè · se · 秋风 · 秋風 · 风声 · 風聲 · autumn wind
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飋\98CBse without the tone mark.しつ in a Japanese IME and inspect its candidates.Codes and encoding1 code points
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