Tangut Component-667

It is a reference piece, not a word. Scholars use Tangut components to index characters in dictionaries and describe their structure. Across Tangut writing, components can signal meaning or sound; 𘪚 has no standalone translation.

The Tangut script, also known as the Xixia script, was created around 1036 CE under Western Xia’s first emperor. After the dynasty fell, it remained in official, private, and religious use through the Yuan and Ming periods, then ended. Scholars rediscovered it in the late 19th century. “Component-667” is Unicode’s modern label, drawing on Tangut dictionaries and publications in Chinese, Japanese, Russian, and English.

Why might it look different on your screen?

Fonts and scholarly systems can change what you see. Tangut characters have source variants, and researchers use different component systems. If your font lacks this character, it may show an empty box.