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Saw sawndip.svg
English: The Sawndip (old Zhuang script) characters for "Saw", meaning "character". Closest textual representation is ⿰書史. Sawndip is currently not supported by the Unicode Standard.
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23 September 2011 |
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User:Benlisquare |
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