How common is 娎 in modern Chinese?

This character is quite rare in modern usage and is primarily encountered in classical literature or specialized contexts.

What is the proper tone for 娎?

The character is pronounced with the first tone (xie1), though some historical sources may show variant pronunciations.

While uncommon, it can be used in names to convey elegance and contentment, particularly for feminine names due to the female radical.

娎Tone 4

xiè ｜ 10 strokes ｜ radical:

To be pleased, satisfied;

to be fond of;

to like;

to be happy with something.

To be pleased, satisfiedto be fond ofto like

To be pleasedTo be fond ofHappy expressionSatisfied heartContent and pleasedPleased look

This character is relatively rare in modern usage, primarily found in classical or literary contexts.
It conveys a sense of quiet satisfaction and contentment rather than exuberant joy.
The character contains the female radical 女, suggesting historical associations with feminine qualities of contentment.