surname, name of a divine being, (transliteration of Sanskrit "kh")
佉 is a rare kanji used primarily as a surname, a name for a divine being, or to transliterate the Sanskrit sound 'kh'. Its standalone meaning is tied to these specific name and transliteration uses rather than a broad conceptual center.
佉 combines the person radical 亻 with 去, but its historical origin is unclear. It may have been created as a phonetic loan character for Sanskrit transliteration, with 去 contributing a sound element.
A person 亻 associated with the sound 去 (which can mean 'go' or 'past') is used to write a divine name or surname. Imagine a person leaving a legacy as a name that goes down in history.
For キョ, picture a person 亻 named Kyo who is a divine being: Kyo -> キョ, and his name is written with this kanji.
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