U+2F64 "⽤" Kangxi Radical Use Unicode Character

U+2F64 "⽤" Kangxi Radical Use is the graphic representation of Kangxi radical 101, which in modern standard Chinese is known as "用" (yòng) and carries the core meaning of "use" or "function." This radical is relatively simple in structure, composed of five strokes, and appears as a component within various Chinese characters where it often conveys the idea of employment, application, or utility. Historically derived from a pictograph of a container or a tool being used, it is not one of the most frequently encountered radicals but still plays a key role in characters such as 用 itself and others like 甫 (fǔ) and 甬 (yǒng). In the Unicode standard, this character is classified under the Kangxi Radicals block, serving as a reference symbol for dictionaries and typographic systems that index Chinese characters by their constituent radicals.