What 𫒯 means
A nata is a short, thick-bladed hand tool. In Japanese, 𫒯 reads なた; a nata splits firewood, trims branches, and clears brush.
Is 𫒯 the same as 鉈?
They share a Japanese tool meaning but are distinct characters. Japanese references read 𫒯 as なた and link it to the chopping-tool sense written 鉈.
Does this citation date 𫒯?
No; it uses 釤. A Japanese dictionary's earliest example of なた writes it as 釤 in the Nihon Shoki, an early Japanese chronicle dated to 720. This dates the word, not this exact character.
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1What does nata mean in sumo?
A sumo hold where a bent elbow pins an opponent's arm against the chest; the pose resembles the tool.
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