Tangut Character 1734F

It marks a syllable in Tangut transliteration.

Reference works classify it as a transliteration sign and reconstruct its syllabic reading as sju² in scholarly Latin notation. It marks Chinese words by sound rather than translating them.

𗍏 appears in Tóngyīn, a 12th-century Tangut reference work. Tangut writing began in 1036 for Western Xia state use and cultural identity; it carried Buddhist translations and Chinese classics. It followed an earlier Khitan writing precedent but remained a distinct script. Unicode 16.0's Tangut chart is non-prescriptive, so fonts may draw it differently.