How common is 趗 in modern Chinese?

This is a rare character primarily found in classical literature and specialized texts, not in everyday modern usage.

What is the proper tone for 趗?

The character is pronounced with the fourth tone: cù.

While possible, it's quite rare in names due to its specialized meaning and uncommon usage. It conveys a sense of dynamic movement.

趗Tone 4

cù ｜ 14 strokes ｜ radical:

To walk hurriedly or in a cramped manner;

to press forward quickly.

To walk hurriedly or in a cramped mannerto press forward quickly.

Walk hurriedlyScurry alongPress forwardHurry throughWalk in cramped mannerQuick footsteps

This character appears in classical Chinese texts describing hurried or constrained movement.
It is considered a rare character in modern usage, primarily found in literary contexts.
The character combines the 'walk' radical with 'promote/short' component, suggesting hurried walking.