U+4F5A "佚" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+4F5A "佚" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese character that primarily conveys the meanings of "lost," "missing," "scattered," or "neglected," often used in the context of lost or scattered texts, as in "佚文" (lost writings) or "佚名" (anonymous or with a lost name). It can also imply leisure or ease, as seen in its alternative interpretation related to "逸" (yi4), meaning to escape or be at ease. In classical Chinese literature, this character appears in compound words describing things that have been dispersed or forgotten over time, and it falls under the "人" (human) radical with a total of 7 strokes. Its traditional usage in historical and literary contexts makes it significant for scholars studying ancient Chinese documents and textual criticism.