The left component of U+58FB 壻 should be 士 instead of 土

[zhenlige]

Compared to U+58FF 壿, current U+58FB 壻 seems to have 土 for the left component instead of 士.

[CoolMarvel43]

My opinion, I think a new CN/HK glyph should be created instead of modifying the JP glyph. The JP glyph might need to retain as it is because the Unicode source for J and K continues to show ⿰土胥, although granted it could be a design issue with the sources.

However, the Kangxi Dictionary does show ⿰士胥, so I wonder how did Japanese sources ended up with ⿰土胥.

And for Heisei Mincho (as one of the Japanese font references), the left 士 radical is designed the same as the left 土 radical (地 shown for comparison).

So probably consider a new CN/HK glyph.

[zhenlige]

My opinion, I think a new CN/TW/HK glyph should be created instead of modifying the JP glyph. The JP glyph might need to retain as it is because the Unicode source for J and K continues to show ⿰土胥, although granted it could be a design issue with the sources.

It probably only means that JP does not necessarily distinguish 土 and 士 when used on the left. The J source of U+58FF 壿 also appears to have 土 for the left component.

[CoolMarvel43]

It probably only means that JP does not necessarily distinguish 土 and 士 when used on the left. The J source of U+58FF 壿 also appears to have 土 for the left component.

Understandable, but when you showed me the Unicode reference for U+58FF 壿, I feel that JP still uses ⿰土尊. Therefore I think it could be a source error on the Japanese side. The K sources do use ⿰士尊 though.