Tangut character 𗲃

It is a character in the Tangut script.

“Tangut Ideograph-17C83” is a Unicode catalogue label, not a translated word. The character's historical reading and word meaning come from Tangut texts and specialist dictionaries, not from its shape alone.

Tangut writing served the Western Xia state during 1038–1227 in official, legal, Buddhist, and printed texts. Buddhist works and monumental inscriptions in Tangut continued after the state fell in 1227.

How should I use 𗲃?

Use it when your text specifically calls for Tangut.

Tangut characters are analyzed as smaller written parts, called components; scholars use them to describe and index the script. One recorded description places a top part over two lower parts. That layout describes the character's structure, not its translation. Use the surrounding Tangut passage or a specialist dictionary for its historical word value.