U+2EED "⻭" CJK Radical J-Simplified Tooth Unicode Character

U+2EED "⻭" CJK Radical J-Simplified Tooth is a component of the CJK (Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) character set, specifically classified as a Kangxi radical variant used in simplified Chinese writing. It represents the radical for "tooth" or "teeth" and is derived from the traditional form 齒, which appears within complex characters to indicate meanings related to teeth, chewing, or age. This simplified radical, known as "J-Simplified" for its use in Japan and simplified Chinese, reduces the traditional radical's strokes, aiding in more efficient writing while preserving its semantic role. As part of the Unicode standard, it enables consistent digital representation of this radical across systems, supporting text rendering and search for characters like 齿 (tooth) or 龄 (age) in modern East Asian scripts.