U+9D67 "鵧" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character

U+9D67 "鵧" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a rarely used Chinese character composed of a radical for bird and a phonetic component, and it is believed to refer to a type of bird, specifically the common name for the Eurasian coot or a related species, in classical or regional Chinese lexicons. Its pronunciation in modern Mandarin is approximated as "qióng" or "píng", though its exact usage is obscure and it appears primarily in ancient texts or encyclopedic dictionaries rather than everyday language. The glyph combines the left-hand radical 鳥 (bird) with the phonetic element 平 (ping) on top, illustrating a typical structural pattern in Chinese character formation that conveys both sound and meaning.