How common is the character 躣 in modern usage?

躣 is a rare character primarily found in classical Chinese literature and poetry. It is seldom used in modern writing or daily conversation.

What is the proper context for using 躣?

躣 is used to describe a proud, confident walking style, often of nobility, officials, or majestic animals in classical descriptions.

Due to its rarity and complexity, 躣 is not commonly used in modern names. If used, it would convey a classical, literary aesthetic.

躣Tone 2

qú ｜ 25 strokes ｜ radical:

walking with a proud, strutting gait;

to strut, to swagger

walking with a proud, strutting gaitto strut, to swagger

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Describes a confident, sometimes arrogant walking style often associated with nobility or officials in classical literature.
Used in classical Chinese texts to depict characters with authority or pride in their demeanor.
The character is rare in modern usage but appears in classical poetry and descriptive prose.