What 𛲒 means
Its French reading depends on what comes before it.
Duployan is a quick-writing shorthand. After a word root, this sign stands for -ion; after a numeral, it marks millions. A suffix is an ending added to a root.
Émile Duployé published his quick-writing system for French in 1860. Missionary Jean-Marie-Raphaël Le Jeune adapted it for Chinook Jargon and Salish languages in British Columbia. Indigenous learners used it for lessons and religious texts; the Kamloops Wawa newspaper printed it from 1891–1923. Chinuk Pipa did not use French affixes.
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Who writes 𛲒
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2 readingsThe suffix -ion.
Questions people ask
1Why does this appear as a box?
Your font may lack Duployan coverage; a box is a missing-glyph placeholder.
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- duployan shorthand · french -ion · million sign
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𛲒CSS
\1BC92Codes and encoding1 code points
HTML decimal
𛲒
HTML hex
𛲒
CSS content
content: "\1BC92";
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URL encoded
%F0%9B%B2%92
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