change the red circle to the correct character

According to nomfoundation, both 𢴖 and ⿰扌⿱改口 mean "suggestive, sex-appeal" and are pronounced as gợi.



http://www.nomfoundation.org/common/nom_details.php?codepoint=22d16&img=1&uiLang=en

The ⿱攺口/啓 pair can also be found in some versions of 福建通志.



▲ 福建通志（清康熙刊本） 卷23 folio 18 has ⿰王⿱攺口.


▲ 重纂福建通志（清同治刊本） 卷100 folio 12 has ⿰王啓.

They were not submitted to WS2021 because both are misprint of 璐. Yet they suggest that ⿱攺口/啓 are semantic variants.

I agree that there is semantic overlap between VN-F0208 and V0-384B / U+22D16 with regards to the meanings related to "gợi". However, based on the evidence we currently have, VN-F0208 is not found in contexts where the other readings of U+22D16, khui, khơi, and khảy, are appropriate. So, they should be encoded separately.

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