What 𑋏 means
It represents the plain /d/ consonant, with the script's default vowel.
A vowel sign changes that vowel. Khudawadi has separate letters for other d sounds, including Dda, Ddda, and Dha.
Khudawadi is based on Landa and is related to Sharada. Sindhi communities used it around Khudabad for messages and merchant accounts, then for education, printing, and courts. Bombay standardized the script in 1868; Arabic-based Sindhi became official by the late nineteenth century. As of 2026, Khudawadi is not in common use.
A letter in the historical Khudawadi script, used to write Sindhi.
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Who writes 𑋏
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Questions people ask
1Does this letter need a vowel sign?
No. It carries Khudawadi's default vowel by itself; a vowel sign changes that vowel.
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How to type or find 𑋏
- Also called
- Khudawadi da · Khudabadi da · Sindhi da
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- da consonant · d consonant · 𑋏
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𑋏\112CFCodes and encoding1 code points
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