U+9114 "鄔" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character

U+9114 "鄔" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a traditional Chinese character primarily used as a surname, though it also appears in place names and transliterations. In modern Mandarin, it is pronounced "Wu" and historically carried meanings related to a type of ancient administrative region or feudal estate. The character is composed of two radicals: the left side "阝" (from 邑, meaning "town" or "city") and the right side "烏" (meaning "crow" or "black"), which together evoke a connection to a dark or crow-related locality. Due to its complexity and specific usage, it is less common in everyday writing but remains an important part of historical texts and genealogical records.