Definition of 「忎」:
1. Ancient form of "仁" (rén) - compassion or benevolence.
2. Benevolence; mutual affection. "仁" is an ancient moral concept with a broad meaning, primarily referring to the mutual love among people. As stated in "The Doctrine of the Mean": "The benevolent person is one who loves others dearly."
3. General reference to benevolent virtue. In "Mencius": "The people of Bin said: 'The benevolent person cannot be lost.' Those who follow him feel as if they have returned to the market."
4. Title for a virtuous person, referring to an individual who is termed as "仁."
5. In ancient times, this may refer to something that nurtures all beings, often associated with the five elements, and is likewise called "仁."
6. The innermost part of a fruit pit or shell, usually soft and edible.
7. Refers to the edible parts of other shelled objects.
8. In contemporary biology, the small bodies within animal cell nuclei are also called 仁, known scientifically as nucleolus.
9. Also refers to the central part of other objects.