What 𑶤 means
It represents the number four.
Alone, it still identifies that number; readers unfamiliar with the script may need context.
Manuscripts from Gunjala, the village that names the script, date to around 1750. They include calendars, horoscopes, grammar, numbers, seasons, history, ethics, and literature, showing record-keeping and cultural teaching. Pendur Lingu's 1942 book shows continued use. As of 2026, Gunjala Gondi is taught and published; Adilabad Gondi is more often written in Telugu or Devanagari. Some forms resemble Modi, but resemblance alone does not show descent.
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Who writes 𑶤
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Questions people ask
1Is this the same as Masaram Gondi?
No. They are distinct scripts; this numeral belongs to Gunjala Gondi.
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How to type or find 𑶤
- Search it as
- gondi 4 · gunjala 4
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𑶤\11DA4Codes and encoding1 code points
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