U+60BC "悼" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+60BC "悼" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese character that primarily means "to mourn" or "to grieve," and it is commonly used in contexts related to mourning the dead or expressing deep sorrow. Its structure combines the radical "忄" (心), which signifies heart or emotion, with the phonetic component "卓" (zhuó), which contributes to its pronunciation. In Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, this character appears in formal expressions like "悼念" (dào niàn) meaning "to mourn" or "追悼" (tsuitō in Japanese) referring to memorial services or condolences. The character reflects a cultural emphasis on ritualized grief and respect for the deceased, making it a frequent element in obituaries, eulogies, and remembrance contexts across East Asian languages.