U+6D23 "洣" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character

U+6D23 "洣" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese character (hanzi) used primarily in classical and modern written Chinese, though it is relatively rare in everyday usage. It is composed of the water radical (氵) on the left, indicating a connection to rivers or liquids, and a phonetic component on the right that suggests its pronunciation, which is typically read as "mǐ" in Mandarin. The character's primary meaning is a proper noun referring to the Mi River, a waterway located in present-day Hunan Province, China, and by extension, it can denote any stream or tributary associated with that specific river. While not commonly found in standard vocabulary, it appears in historical texts, geographic names, and specialized linguistic contexts.