Sawndip character for `maj`

𮪉 writes the Zhuang word maj, “to grow.” Sawndip, Zhuang’s traditional square-character script, adapts Chinese character shapes; standard Zhuang spells maj with Latin letters. Sawndip’s earliest history is disputed: some accounts identify a 682 CE stone inscription as early evidence, while others place its earliest records in the 12th century. One written form of the Chinese character 𰻞, used in the Shaanxi noodle name biángbiáng, includes 𮪉.