The source explicitly classifies “糯” as a currently rare surname, records its distribution in present-day Longchuan, Jinggu, and Lushui in Yunnan, and states that the surname occurs among Han, Yi, and Lahu people. The source does not further specify the naming system to which it belongs.
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