U+62EA "拪" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character

U+62EA "拪" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese character primarily used in ancient or classical texts, often considered a variant form of the character 移 (yí), which means "to move," "to shift," or "to change." It belongs to the radical 扌 (hand) and has a total of 9 strokes, with its composition suggesting an action involving the hand or movement. In modern standard Chinese, it is rarely used, appearing instead in historical literary works, calligraphy, or as a specialized character in certain dictionaries. Its pronunciation is typically given as "shān" or "yí" depending on context, reflecting its dual role as both a standalone character and a variant of a more common ideograph.