What 駾 means
It means a horse bolts or a group flees.
In the pre-Qin Book of Songs, an early Chinese poetry collection, the poem 《綿》 contains 混夷駾矣: it says the people named 混夷 are fleeing.
Shuowen, an early dictionary of Chinese characters, describes 駾 as a horse moving swiftly: 馬 marks the horse, while 兌 gives a sound clue. Later glosses extend it to rapid movement generally; the group’s name also appears as 昆夷.
Why won't my font show 駾?
A box means the font cannot draw this glyph.
Text rendering depends on the selected font and its fallback; if neither covers 駾, an app may show a missing-glyph box or code-like placeholder. Chinese-character fonts can draw the same character with region-specific details.
As of 2026, a font with broad coverage for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean characters can display it. Its drawing may vary by locale while the selected character remains 駾.
It has a classical, specialist tone; it fits a discussion of old texts or character glosses.
If you mean “go away,” use a direct phrase: 駾 describes flight, not a command.
Who writes 駾
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Questions people ask
1How do you pronounce 駾?
Mandarin reads it as tuì, roughly “tway” with a falling tone. Cantonese dictionaries list deoi6 and teoi3 in Jyutping: roughly “doi” low and “toi” mid, respectively.
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How to type or find 駾
- Search it as
- 駾 · tuì · tui · 奔突 · 馬行疾來 · 馬受驚 · 迅速奔走 · run away
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- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
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