IDS should be ⿰孑阝

The left component is 孑, not a 孑-like component for 子.

IDS should be ⿰孑阝

The left component is 孑, not a 孑-like component for 子.

Keep ⿰子阝, like U+273C4, U+2EB2A.

At least, this case is different from U+273C4 𧏄. The Kangxi Dictionary shows the left part is the real 子. So, it’s OK to use 子 as the left component in the IDS.

For U+2EB2A 𮬪, the current source reference is cited from 大正藏, I can’t understand the contextual meaning. Maybe SAT knows if the left component is 子. I also find out U+2EB2A is used as a place name character in 广东德庆, which is near to Xijiang River (西江), but it’s a pity that I don’t know the meaning as well.

According to the pronunciation provided by TCA, jié means the phonetic element should be 孑 not 子, so I still think ⿰孑阝 will be better. If TCA hopes to keep ⿰子阝, maybe we should use two IDSes for this case.

FYI: We suspect that U+2EB2A 𮬪 is a malformed glyph of 鳩 in the SAT context.

To the comment #5442:
Prefer to use two IDSes (⿰子阝, ⿰孑阝) for this case.