Sawndip character for egg

It writes gyaeq, the Zhuang word for “egg.”

Sawndip (Old Zhuang script) adapts Chinese character forms to write Zhuang. The modern standard spelling uses Latin letters, so this graph belongs to the older character-based tradition.

The source citation for this form leads to the 1989 Ancient Zhuang Character Dictionary, the first dictionary devoted to Old Zhuang characters. The publication records an established writing tradition; it does not date the creation of this graph.

Is it a Chinese character?

It is a Zhuang character written with Chinese-derived forms.

The graph combines 虽 and 蛋; 蛋 is also the Chinese word for “egg.” Read the whole character as Zhuang gyaeq, rather than as a Chinese word made from its components.