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鬷

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Chinese character 鬷

In Mandarin Pinyin, 鬷 is zōng, roughly “tsong” in a high, level tone; in classical Chinese it can name a kind of cooking vessel and carry senses tied to gathering or totality. It appears in early poems and a recorded surname, so the surrounding passage helps identify the sense.

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鬷 meaning · 鬷 pronunciation · 鬷 surname · 鬷 cauldron · 鬷 Shijing · zōng · zong1 · MBUCE
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What 鬷 means

It can name a kind of ancient cooking vessel. The 《說文解字》, a classical Chinese character dictionary, defines 鬷 as a kind of cauldron and analyzes it as 鬲, the vessel component, plus 㚇, the sound-giving part.

The Shijing (Book of Odes, 《詩經》), a collection of classical Chinese poems, preserves 鬷 in the phrases 鬷邁 and 鬷假. The poems are generally dated 1000–600 BCE; manuscript witnesses survive from at least the fourth century BCE. Later lexicons record 鬷蔑 as a surname and give extended classical senses tied to gathering or totality.

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Is 鬷 an emoji?

No. 鬷 is a text character drawn by the font in use, rather than vendor emoji artwork.

How to type 鬷

Windows (Word)
Alt+XType 9B37, then Alt+X to get 鬷.
Windows
Win+Rrun charmap for the full table, or use the emoji picker's Ω symbols tab (Win + .).
macOS
Control+Command+SpaceOpen the character viewer and search “cjk unified ideograph-9b37”.
Linux
Ctrl+Shift+UType 9b37, then Enter or Space.
HTML
鬷
CSS
\9B37
Pinyin / Cangjie
To type 鬷 with Pinyin or Cangjie, enter zōng (or zong1 if your Pinyin input uses tone numbers) and select 鬷. Cangjie uses MBUCE.
Codes and encoding1 code points
HTML decimal
鬷
HTML hex
鬷
CSS content
content: "\9B37";
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URL encoded
%E9%AC%B7
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On screen
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JS .length
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UTF-8 bytes

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