What 𑶣 means
It marks three in a written Gunjala Gondi number.
Gunjala Gondi is a script used to write Gondi. Surviving manuscript evidence dated approximately 1750 includes calendars, a horoscope chart, grammar and numerals, showing both practical writing and language study.
After the manuscripts were recovered, primers, teaching materials and publications carried the script into wider use; it also entered digital text. The numeral’s value remained three.
Why does Gunjala Gondi resemble Modi?
Some of its letterforms resemble Modi.
The visual similarity also appears in vowel signs and joined forms, but it does not make 𑶣 a Modi character or establish a shared origin between the scripts.
How do I type Gunjala Gondi digits?
Use a Gunjala Gondi keyboard with a numeric layer.
The exact shortcut depends on the layout. Keyman Gunjala Gondi keyboard 1.1.3 offers Numeric 123 for touch users; with a physical keyboard, press the backtick/tilde key left of 1, then 3.
Neutral as a Gunjala Gondi numeral. Sent alone, read it as three unless the conversation is clearly about the script itself.
A font without Gunjala Gondi coverage may show a box; Noto Sans Gunjala Gondi covers the script.
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Who writes 𑶣
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Don't confuse it with
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Questions people ask
1Is this the same as the Masaram Gondi digit?
No. Gunjala Gondi and Masaram Gondi are separate scripts used to write Gondi, so their digit forms are not interchangeable.
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How to type or find 𑶣
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- Gunjala Gondi 3 · Gondi number 3 · Gunjala Gondi numerals
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𑶣\11DA3Codes and encoding1 code points
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