Tangut Component 634

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

The Tangut, or Xixia, script took shape around 1036 under Western Xia rule for state-building and work on a collection of Buddhist scriptures. It adapted principles from Chinese writing within a distinct Tangut tradition. A surviving manuscript fragment from Khara-Khoto, in Inner Mongolia, probably dates to the 12th or early 13th century.

Lists of Tangut components help dictionaries and researchers index and describe Tangut characters. Different systems can divide a character's structure in different ways, and a component may contribute meaning or sound within a larger character. The number 634 identifies this catalogue entry; it is not a reading.