U+64FE "" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character

Unicode Version 18.0

Source: Noto Sans CJK Source: Browser Default

U+64FE "" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese ideograph that traditionally means to disturb, trouble, or harass, and it is composed of the hand radical (扌) indicating action combined with a phonetic component suggesting agitation or rumpling. This character is used in both Simplified and Traditional Chinese writing systems, though it is more common in Traditional Chinese, appearing in classical texts and modern expressions such as "打擾" meaning to bother or disturb someone. Its structure reflects the concept of physical or metaphorical disruption, and it carries a nuanced tone that can range from a gentle inconvenience to more serious forms of interference.

Encodings

HTML Decimal Encoding
擾
HTML Hex Encoding
擾
UTF-8 Encoding
0xE6 0x93 0xBE
UTF-16 Encoding
0x64FE
UTF-32 Encoding
0x000064FE
C/C++/Java Escape
\u64fe

Unihan Properties

kBigFive
C25A
kCCCII
21422E
kCNS1986
1-7646
kCNS1992
1-7646
kCangjie
QMBE
kCantonese
jiu2
kCihaiT
596.403
kCowles
1403
kDaeJaweon
0810.340
kDefinition
disturb, annoy, agitate
kEACC
21422E
kFanqie
而沼
kFenn
412C
kFennIndex
225.09
kFourCornerCode
5104.7
kGB1
4037
kGradeLevel
5
kGSR
1152a
kHangul
요:0N
kHanYu
31979.100
kHanyuPinlu
rǎo(32)
kHanyuPinyin
31979.100:rǎo
kHKGlyph
1684
kIICore
ATJHKMP
kIRGHanyuDaZidian
31979.100
kIRG_GSource
G1-4845
kIRG_HSource
HB1-C25A
kIRG_JSource
J0-3E71
kIRG_KPSource
KP0-FAA8
kIRG_KSource
K0-6876
kIRG_TSource
T1-7646
kIRG_VSource
V1-576F
kJapanese
ジョウ ニョウ ドウ ノウ みだす みだれる
kKoreanName
2015
kJapaneseKun
MIDARERU WAZURAWASHI
kJapaneseOn
JOU
kJis0
3081
kKangXi
0461.280
kKarlgren
260
kKorean
YO
kLau
3516
kMandarin
rǎo
kMatthews
3092
kMeyerWempe
921
kMojiJoho
MJ012885
kMorohashi
12920
kNelson
2030
kPhonetic
1504
kRSAdobe_Japan1_6
C+2521+64.3.15
kRSUnicode
64.15
kSBGY
297.30
kSMSZD2003Index
272.01
kSMSZD2003Readings
rǎo粵jiu2
kTaiwanTelegraph
2371
kTang
njiɛ̌u
kTotalStrokes
18
kUnihanCore2020
HJKMPT
kVietnamese
nhiễu
kXerox
252:121
kXHC1983
0956.051:rǎo