Tangut component 539

It is a catalogued component, not a standalone Tangut word.

Component 539 belongs to a system for describing and indexing Tangut ideographs, meaning complete written characters. The number is its catalogue label, not a translation. A graphic piece like this can contribute meaning or sound inside a full character, so 𘨚 has no fixed translation on its own.

The Tangut script was created under Western Xia’s first emperor around 1036 for state writing. An official document sent to a military official in Guazhou in 1072 is described as its earliest surviving example. After Western Xia, the script continued in official, private, and religious texts before becoming mainly a subject of scholarship.

How do I type 𘨚?

Use hexadecimal Unicode entry if your input method supports it.

Enter 18A1A in an input method that accepts Unicode hexadecimal code points. This inserts the component character by itself; it does not assemble a full Tangut character.

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