U+18A9A "𘪚" Tangut Component-667 Unicode Character

U+18A9A "𘪚" Tangut Component-667 is a glyph used in the digital representation of the Tangut script, an extinct writing system used during the Tangut Empire (11th–14th centuries) in what is now northwestern China. This character belongs to the Tangut Components block, which encodes the structural radicals and subcomponents that combine to form more complex Tangut ideographs, each historically representing a single spoken syllable. As Component-667, it functions as a building block for creating full Tangut characters in modern fonts and digital texts, aiding scholars and linguists in the study and preservation of this ancient language. Its inclusion in Unicode ensures that the Tangut script can be accurately rendered and exchanged across different computer systems and platforms.