Talk:夞

읫 or 욋?

Unihan database has “UYS” (읫, uys in Yale romanisation), but it is transcribed as 욋 (woys in Yale romanisation for pre-modern Korean) here and here (same text). (The entry 外叱怪面 in a list is probably a workaround for 夞怪面).

I cannot imagine any situation where uys would make sense.

Has 夞 been used for both woys and uys, or is this an error on the side of Unicode or whatever entity reported the character? Dustsucker 16:47, 17 February 2008 (UTC)

The Unihan database's use of "읫" (uys) appears to be an error, as the Naver Hanja Dictionary also uses "욋" (oys) for this character. Bumm13 (talk) 11:27, 30 December 2013 (UTC)