U+614D "慍" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+614D "慍" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a traditional Chinese character that primarily conveys meanings of anger, resentment, or suppressed indignation, often in a context of internal or simmering displeasure rather than explosive rage. In classical texts such as the Analects of Confucius, it appears in phrases like "不慍" (bu yun), meaning "not resentful," highlighting its nuanced emotional connotation. The character is composed of the radical 忄 (heart or emotion) on the left, signifying its association with feelings, and the phonetic component 昷 (wen) on the right. It is used in both literary and historical Chinese, as well as in Japanese kanji, where it similarly denotes hidden anger or irritation. Today, though less common in modern everyday writing, it remains relevant in scholarly and calligraphic contexts for its precise expression of subdued wrath or grievance.