I read from this interesting article that it's included in 幽霊文字 (yuurei moji/ghost kanji (character). I tried to look up each of those kanjis:
I use these sites to look up those kanjis:
b.yahoo.jp
Here are the results:
1.jisho: 彁 = (no known meaning; S&H uses jabberwocky words?)
じゅんこ 【彁】 (Junko - unclassified name)
yahoo: none
goo.ne: none
alc: none
My own observation: it might relate to: 謌 (uta/ka, sing or recite) ** and **彊 (彊 (kyō/tsuyo(i)) and 歌 (uta/ka, sing); which is カ、セイ?
2.jisho: 墸 = hesitate [ On: チョ ] (no sentence example)
yahoo: none
goo.ne: none
alc: none
My own observation: it might relate to: 堵 (mistaken character) = fence, railing, enclosure.
3.jisho: 壥 = fine residence, shop, store [ On: テン ] (no sentence example)
yahoo: none
goo.ne: none
alc: none
4.jisho: 挧 (Japanese horse chestnut?) [Kun:とち] [On:ウ]
yahoo: none
goo.ne: none
alc: none
5.jisho: 暃 (be separated) [On: ヒ]
yahoo: none
goo.ne: none
alc: none
6.jisho: 椦 (wickerwork) Kun: まげもの On: ケン
yahoo: none
goo.ne: none
alc: none
My observation: A mistake of 橳 ? or 群馬県に自生する妖怪というが、見つかっていない。
7.jisho: 槞 (cage) On: ロウ (or ru)
yahoo: none
goo.ne: none
alc: none
8.jisho: 蟐 (mantis, toad?(kokuji))
related: 蟷螂 (かまきり) = praying mantis (esp. the narrow-winged mantis, Tenodera angustipennis). In kotobank, it's: カマキリ類の総称.
yahoo: none
goo.ne: none
alc: none
9.jisho: 袮 (ancestral shrine, embroidery) [On:デイ、 ネ、 チ]
yahoo: none
goo.ne: none
alc: none
10.jisho: 閠 (intercalation, illegitimate throne) (Kun: うるう On:ケイ、 > ギョク、 ジュン). A mistake of 閏?
11.jisho: 駲 (horse's buttocks, horse's tail) (On: シュウ、 ジュン)
12.jisho: 妛 (despise, contempt, ugly, same as) (Kun: あなど.る、 おろ か、 みにく.い、 みだる) (On: シ)
All last three also don't have clear examples/usages.
Others:
垉 ホウ (Break; collapse)
汢 ねた (Marsh)
穃 ヨウ (No meaning??)
粫 ジ、メン、うるち (Gluten-free grain)
鍄 キョウ、リョウ Clamp
垈 タイ、ダイ、ぬた Wetlands
恷 キュウ、ク Be contrary; nice
熕 おおづつ Cannon
粐 コ、ロ、ぬか Rice-bran (pieces of grain husk separated from flour after milling.)
糘 すくも Chaff
鵈 とび Kite (bird)
岾 はけ、やま Mountain
橸 まさ Straight grain
碵 いしずえ Cornerstone
粭 すくも Chaff
膤 セツ、そり、ゆき、たら Snow
軅 たか、やがて After all (A mistake of 軈?)
靹 ケツ、とも Archer's arm protector (A mistake of 鞆?)
I find that these 'Japanese-only' Kanji fascinating. I can only take a glimpse of its meaning through the parts. I take that these must be obscure characters since it's included in "Ghost Kanji Characters". I couldn't find these characters in Chinese Dictionary either even though these are considered "Kanjis".
Here are my questions:
1.What are the usages and word-pairs/collocation or sentence example that represent the meaning(s) of these Kanji? How do you use it? How often?
2.As a native Japanese or a foreigner who lives for the longest time in Japan, have you used (or at least tried to use) these kanjis?
3.Is its usage only limited to research or linguistics study?
4.What does "S&H uses jabberwocky words" mean? Does it mean a ** nonsensical language aka nonsense word**? (what is 'S&H?')
5.Are all my assumptions correct? I mean the misintended character? Did I miss something?
Notes:
Please help me to answer as thorough as possible so that we can contribute to this se. Short answer may suffice if you can summarize all the points well.
Thank you very much for all your answers!
