feat: Add some more ignored kanji

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+巹
+ladle for holding wine made from dried gourd (匏), used in ancient marriage
+rituals.
+Not very interesting but also it's the simplified version of 巹... Idk, a little
+stretched.
+
+卬
+It's mostly only used as a component, the origins are unclear but it's known
+it represents a man kneeling in front of another. As a component it's
+interesting but it's never gonna appear and it's mostly used in old chinese
+texts to mean "I" or rise/stirred/roused/high which you know from 昂揚感.
+https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E5%8D%AC#Chinese
+Maybe interesting in the future as I see this kanji used more and more.
+REVISIT
+
+卭
+異体字 of 卬 but sometimes also 邛, which is called an erroneus/mistaken form
+of the other. This mistaken form is the only one that the kanken jiten has.
+As an 異体字 of something that is set to be ignored, there's not much value in
+it.
+
+卤
+Seems to be an 異体字 for quite a bunch of stuff? But mainly of 鹵 which is
+the origin for 西 AKA 卥 AKA 㢴. Seems to represent a bag. For details read:
+https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E8%A5%BF#Etymology_1
+
+卣
+Just one type of vase to store alcohol, not too relevant otherwise.
+https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%8D%A3
+
+卢
+Simplified version of 盧, doesn't seem to be too relevant or used. Maybe it
+should be revisited once 盧 is studied or it appears in mining. For now it's
+not worth it.
+REVIEW
+
+卡
+Used only to reproduce the sound "かー" de otros idiomas. Es un poco
+inconsistente. Por ejemplo para "car" o "card" del inglés y nombres de figuras
+budistas, pero que en japonés ni se escriben así realmente. Por ejemplo
+タンカ - 唐卡
+
 勐
 Sale como 異体字 de 猛 pero en verdad parece ser que se usa en nombre de
 cuidades tailandesas? Parece que denota un tipo de templo especifico.