U+9C4E "鱎" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
Unicode Version 17.0
U+9C4E "鱎" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a rare or historically obscure Chinese character that falls under the broader category of CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) ideographs used in East Asian writing systems. Its radical is typically associated with "fish" (鱼 or 魚), suggesting it likely refers to a type of fish or a fish-related concept, though specific modern usage or a precise definition is not widely attested in common dictionaries or contemporary texts. As part of the Unicode standard, this character exists to preserve and encode less frequently used or ancient glyphs, ensuring that even obscure components of written Chinese and related languages remain digitally accessible for scholarly study, historical documentation, or specialized contexts.
General Properties
Encodings
| HTML Decimal Encoding |
鱎 |
| HTML Hex Encoding |
鱎 |
| UTF-8 Encoding |
0xE9 0xB1 0x8E |
| UTF-16 Encoding |
0x9C4E |
| UTF-32 Encoding |
0x00009C4E |
| C/C++/Java Escape |
\u9c4e |
Unicode Properties
Unihan Properties
| kBigFive |
F860 |
| kCCCII |
235947 |
| kCNS1986 |
2-6F6E |
| kCNS1992 |
2-6F6E |
| kCangjie |
NFHKB |
| kCantonese |
giu2 |
| kCihaiT |
1532.104 |
| kDaeJaweon |
2009.280 |
| kFanqie |
居夭 |
| kFourCornerCode |
2232.7 |
| kGB3 |
8786 |
| kHanYu |
74714.070 |
| kHanyuPinyin |
74714.070:jiǎo |
| kIRGDaeJaweon |
2009.280 |
| kIRGHanyuDaZidian |
74714.070 |
| kIRGKangXi |
1478.070 |
| kIRG_GSource |
G3-7776 |
| kIRG_HSource |
HB2-F860 |
| kIRG_JSource |
J1-6B42 |
| kIRG_KPSource |
KP1-8D99 |
| kIRG_KSource |
K2-7164 |
| kIRG_TSource |
T2-6F6E |
| kJapanese |
キョウ ギョウ |
| kJapaneseKun |
MIGOI |
| kJapaneseOn |
KYOU GYOU |
| kJis1 |
7534 |
| kKangXi |
1478.070 |
| kMandarin |
jiǎo |
| kMojiJoho |
MJ029354 |
| kMorohashi |
46487 |
| kPhonetic |
636 |
| kRSAdobe_Japan1_6 |
C+22981+195.11.12 |
| kRSUnicode |
195.12 |
| kSBGY |
298.36 |
| kSimplifiedVariant |
"𱇩" U+311E9 CJK Unified Ideograph-# |
| kTaiwanTelegraph |
7674 |
| kTotalStrokes |
23 |
| kUnihanCore2020 |
HMT |