How common is 邌 in modern Chinese?

This character is extremely rare and primarily appears in classical literature or specialized contexts.

What is the proper context for using 邌?

It's mainly used in literary or poetic contexts to describe slow, graceful movement, not in everyday conversation.

Due to its rarity and classical nature, it's not commonly used in modern names and may be difficult for most people to recognize or write.

邌Tone 2

lí ｜ 18 strokes ｜ radical:

To walk slowly;

to saunter;

to stroll leisurely.

To walk slowlyto saunterto stroll leisurely.

Walk slowlyLeisurely strollSauntering gaitSlow paceLeisurely walkSlow movement

This character is extremely rare in modern usage, primarily found in classical texts.
It conveys a sense of leisurely, unhurried movement, often with poetic or literary connotations.
In traditional Chinese aesthetics, slow walking was associated with contemplation and refinement.