What 𗏹 means
It means “often” or “frequently.” It is a logograph, a sign for a word. Scholars reconstruct its reading as ²u₃; dictionaries also gloss it “often transmitted.”
The Xixia script was introduced around 1036 for writing Tangut, the Western Xia state's language. Chinese writing shaped it; some accounts also cite Khitan. A Chinese history of the Song dynasty credits Emperor Li Yuanhao with ordering the script and court official Yeli Renrong with developing it. The script appears in official, legal, Buddhist and dictionary texts and continued under Yuan and Ming rule.
Historical and specialist; it belongs with Tangut texts.
𗏹 is Tangut writing, not a Chinese character.
Who writes 𗏹
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Questions people ask
1Why does 𗏹 show as a box?
A box means the font lacks a Tangut glyph for 𗏹; a Tangut-capable font may display it.
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How to type or find 𗏹
- Search it as
- Xixia · often · u3
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
𗏹\173F9Codes and encoding1 code points
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