Bamum Letter Phase-D Pap

𖤵 is a letter from an older stage of the Bamum script, which writes the Bamum language. The script began as a royal record-keeping project and changed through several phases. This form belongs to historical texts; alone, it reads as a script sample or font test.

Text symbol

What 𖤵 means

It is a historical Bamum letter.

Bamum began as a royal project for its language and kingdom. An early manuscript is dated 1897. Its first picture-like signs served as memory aids; later texts covered history, schooling, law, and more.

Phase D took shape around 1907–08; the script later reached modern Phase G. Its phases changed some character values, so this historical letter is not an automatic substitute for a modern Bamum form.

Who writes 𖤵

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Questions people ask

Why does 𖤵 show as a box?

A box usually means the active font lacks this glyph. A font with Bamum Supplement coverage can display it; the text character itself has not changed.