彌

• Physical Filling: To fill, overflow, or cover an area entirely, often with a nuance of gradual permeation or spreading.
• Temporal/Qualitative Extension: To linger, persist, or stretch out in time.
• Restoration: To fill a gap or smooth over a void to make something whole again.

• Verb/Adjective: Used as "to fill" (verb) or "extensive/complete" (adj).
• Adverb of Degree: When preceding an adjective or a verb of state, it can function as an intensifier meaning “more and more” or “increasingly.”

• Distinguishable from 滿 (mǎn) or 充 (chōng) by its emphasis on gradual permeation rather than abrupt filling.

• Simplified variant: 弥 (U+5F25).
• Tang-period reading: miɛ.

// In Buddhist texts, this glyph is commonly used as a phonetic transcription for Sanskrit sounds (e.g., the //mi* in Amitābha). If the surrounding text appears to be a mantra or proper name, semantic meanings may not apply.