What 𘄖 means
Its recorded Chinese gloss is 残: “remaining” or “damaged.”
Li Fanwen’s Tangut dictionary lists entry 0710 with the reconstructed reading “du,” roughly like English “doo.” “Tangut Ideograph-18116” is an identifying Unicode label, not a translation of the word.
The script was created for the Tangut language of the Western Xia state and appears in Buddhist and legal texts. Comparisons with Chinese and Khitan scripts concern the wider tradition; they do not establish this character’s ancestry.
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- Tangut 0710 · du Tangut · 残 · Tangut for remaining · Tangut for damaged · Western Xia script · Tangut character box · Tangut font
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- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
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𘄖CSS
\18116Codes and encoding1 code points
HTML decimal
𘄖
HTML hex
𘄖
CSS content
content: "\18116";
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URL encoded
%F0%98%84%96
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