Zhuang character goj

𰓎 is a Sawndip character in a traditional script modeled on Chinese characters to write the Zhuang language spoken in Guangxi, southern China; Unicode records its reading as <i>goj</i>. Sawndip adapted and recombined those forms; it served songs, stories, verse and ritual texts, and its earliest inscription dates to 682. A Latin-based Zhuang standard appeared in 1957 and Sawndip use declined; those dates describe the script’s history, not this character’s first use.