Sawndip character 𮝌

It is a Sawndip character; context supplies its word reading.

Unicode lists this glyph as GZ-0182301 in the 1989 Ancient Zhuang Character Dictionary and as USAT-01346 in the SAT character list for the Taishō Buddhist canon, a Chinese collection of Buddhist texts. The source labels locate records; they do not provide one word reading shared across both texts.

Sawndip grew over centuries as Zhuang writers adapted Chinese character forms, parts, sounds and meanings to write their language. Written traces reach back to the Tang–Song era. It appeared in legal papers, contracts, ritual songbooks, folk songs, stories and letters; local forms varied. A Latin-based standard was introduced in 1955.