What 𘄽 means
It is a Tangut word glossed as “good.”
A Tangut dictionary glosses this word as “good.” Tangut is an extinct language, so the gloss belongs to a historical word rather than a general approval symbol. Its script was developed around 1037 for the Tangut language of Western Xia.
Surviving texts include Buddhist translations, legal documents and law codes, Confucian classics, and original works. The latest known Tangut inscription dates to 1502.
How do I type 𘄽?
Enter U1813D with Unicode input and use a Tangut-capable font.
Entering U1813D identifies the character, but does not make it visible by itself. If it appears as a box or blank space, the font being used likely lacks a Tangut glyph; choose one with Tangut coverage.
Fonts draw the glyph; the code point carries the character identity. Changing the input alone will not fix missing font support.
Historical and specialist in tone; it reads as Tangut writing.
“Good” is its historical Tangut gloss, not a general approval sign.
Who writes 𘄽
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Questions people ask
1Why does 𘄽 show as a box?
Your font likely lacks Tangut coverage. The character is encoded, but the app needs a font that can draw it.
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𘄽\1813DCodes and encoding1 code points
A visible symbol can contain several code points. JS .length counts UTF-16 units; UTF-8 counts bytes.