- When this character is used as a top component, the form appears differently depending on the script used:
- In Japanese kanji, Korean hanja and Vietnamese Nôm, the final ㇏ stroke at the bottom right of the component protrudes from the second horizontal stroke of 三 and intersects with the third horizontal stroke, which is also the historical form found in the Kangxi dictionary.
- In modern Chinese scripts, the final ㇏ stroke at the bottom right of the component protrudes from the third horizontal stroke of 三 and does not intersect with any of the lines.
- Note that 丿 and ㇏ are written apart and do not overlap or intersect one another unlike the bottom portion of 夫.
- A similar character ⿻㇒夫 (the uppermost horizontal stroke is replaced by curved ㇒) can be found in the historical 《古文四聲韻》.
𡗗 (Kangxi radical 37, 大+2, 5 strokes, cangjie input 手大 (QK), composition ⿸⿻三丿㇏(GV) or ⿻⿻三丿㇏(J))
This character is used as a top component in certain characters. (Refer glyph origin section of the derived characters listed below).
- 𡗫, 𪥐, 𫯠, 奉, 𡘕, 𪩫, 春, 奏, 㤗, 秦, 泰, 舂, 𧉾, 𫋫, 𥠼, 𡙹, 𩶓, 𧐧, 実, 𥬟, 𤊖, 𦴼