What 𗕔 means
A Tangut dictionary glosses 𗕔 as “platform.”
A Unicode chart links it to Li Fanwen’s catalog entry L2008-0959. The 12th-century Sea of Characters, a dictionary organized by Tangut rhymes, lists it at 42.271.
Introduced around 1036, Tangut script served schooling and administration in the Western Xia state. It continued in Buddhist writing; Tangut Buddhist inscriptions are known from 1502. It is a separate script for the Tangut language, though its forms use Chinese-style conventions.
Historical Tangut text; “platform” is a dictionary gloss, not a general chat reading.
Do not infer a sender’s meaning from that English gloss.
Who writes 𗕔
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Questions people ask
1Is 𗕔 a Chinese character?
No. It belongs to a separate script for the Tangut language, though Tangut character forms use Chinese-style conventions.
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