U+5F4C "彌" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+5F4C "彌" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a traditional Chinese character that primarily means "to fill," "to cover," or "to be full," and is also associated with the concept of "extensive" or "boundless." It is commonly used in classical and religious texts, most notably in Buddhist terminology where it appears in transliterations of Sanskrit names and terms, such as "Maitreya" (the future Buddha) and "Amida" (Amitabha Buddha). The character is composed of the radical "弓" (bow) and other components, and it is often employed in formal or literary contexts, including names and historical writings. In simplified Chinese, it is typically replaced with the character "弥," but the traditional form U+5F4C retains its distinct cultural and calligraphic significance.