What 𫓣 means
It names a metal ornament fitted to a horse’s forehead.
Korea’s traditional Chinese-character set records 鑁 as the form behind 𫓣; Chinese dictionaries connect it to 鍐. Eastern Han writer Cai Yong describes a gold flower-shaped crest before a horse’s mane; a later Jin court record adds an iron body and pheasant-feather decoration.
Who writes 𫓣
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Questions people ask
1What does 鑁 mean in a Buddhist mantra?
Tang-era Chinese Buddhist ritual texts use 鑁 to write Sanskrit vaṃ, a seed syllable: a sacred sound that represents a Buddha or practice. This mantra use is separate from the horse-gear sense.
How to type or find 𫓣
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- hanja · hanzi · horse · horse gear · horse ornament · 鑁 · 鍐 · vaṃ
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𫓣\2B4E3Codes and encoding1 code points
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