U+90CB "郋" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character

U+90CB "郋" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a rarely used Chinese character classified under the Kangxi radical 163 (邑, meaning "town" or "city") with an additional 6 strokes, totaling 9 strokes in the traditional form. Its pronunciation in Mandarin is "xi" (second tone), and historically, it has been used as a place name, specifically referring to an ancient county or region in present-day Hunan Province, China. In classical texts, the character appears in contexts related to geographical names, but it is not common in modern Chinese writing and is primarily of interest to scholars of historical linguistics, genealogy, or classical literature. The character is encoded in the CJK Unified Ideographs block, which encompasses a vast collection of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean characters for digital text representation.