What 𪻟 means
It means “monarch” here.
The Vietnamese reading is vua. Chữ Nôm was a historical Vietnamese writing system that adapted Chinese characters and their parts to record Vietnamese words.
In a 1752 woodblock edition of Cổ Châu, a Vietnamese Buddhist narrative printed from carved blocks, this graph appears in sentences about a ruler named Sĩ Vương. The same word also appears as 𤤰 and 𢃊; Quốc ngữ writes it vua.
Historical Vietnamese word form; the sentence supplies the monarch’s exact formal title.
When rank is unclear, translate vua as “monarch” or “ruler,” not automatically “king.”
Who writes 𪻟
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Questions people ask
1Why does 𪻟 appear as a box?
The active font or app may lack this exact glyph. 𪻟 remains the same character; use a font that includes it instead of substituting a similar-looking character.
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How to type or find 𪻟
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- vua · nôm · king · monarch · ruler
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- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
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