U+6F4F "潏" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+6F4F "潏" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese character (hanzi) that primarily means "river name" or "gushing water," often referring to the surging or flowing of water in ancient texts. It is composed of the radical for water (氵) on the left, indicating its association with liquids, and a phonetic component on the right that contributes to its pronunciation, which in Standard Mandarin is read as "jué" or "yù." This character appears in classical Chinese literature and historical records, particularly in place names or descriptions of waterways, and it is classified under the Kangxi radical 85 (water) with 15 total strokes. Its usage is rare in modern everyday communication, but it remains relevant for scholars studying ancient Chinese geography or philology.