U+4FF7 "俷" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character

U+4FF7 "俷" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a rare Chinese character (hanzi) traditionally meaning "to abandon" or "to reject," often found in classical Chinese texts and ancient lexicons. It consists of the radical "亻" (person) on the left, indicating a human action, and the phonetic component "肥" on the right, which contributes to its pronunciation (typically read as fèi in Mandarin). This character is sparsely used in modern standard Chinese, appearing primarily in historical or literary contexts to convey the sense of discarding or casting something aside. Its inclusion in Unicode preserves an element of East Asian linguistic heritage, ensuring that such obscure but historically meaningful glyphs remain accessible for scholarly and archival purposes.