What 𘐉 means
In historical Tangut, it means “send,” “release,” or “emit.”
Tangut was the language of the Western Xia state, and its script was established under imperial authority around 1036. Its Chinese-inspired character style represented Tangut in state records, law codes, books, and Buddhist translations.
Tangut writing outlasted Western Xia; the latest known inscription is dated 1502. Sent alone, 𘐉 does not show which action the sender means, so ask before treating it as an instruction.
A historical Tangut word, suited to historical or specialist text.
Alone, it does not tell you which action sense the sender intends.
Who writes 𘐉
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