Does this a character in Chinese/Japanese/Korean have meaning?

I like how all the shitposting gets terrible amounts of poop fart shit replies and attention, but this innocent, serious discussion thread dies away. It tells a lot about us ;__;
kill me im shit ;_____;

its unfortunate. i got good answers last time so maybe now is not the time. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>68249963
no, it's a chu nom only character invented to represent vietnamese

thanks

>>68249963
That lacks of visual beauty as a kanji character.

Why all that instead of just 三 like in Chinese or Japanese?

>>68249963
The Chinese handwriting keyboard on mac doesn't recognize that character.

I can tell you that 三 means 3 and 巴 means......well...here http://www.trainchinese.com/v2/search.php?searchWord=%E5%B7%B4&rAp=0&height=0&width=0

>>68249963
looks like a chimera of 巴 and 三

>>68252401
it's their native word for three, not the word for three borrowed from china. Since they never had a phonetic script before the abomination they have now, they had to make these franken-characters to represent native words.

>>68249963
Chữ Nôm
Vietnamese character based in Chinese

>>68253801
This

Although some Vietnamese still understand/use Chinese characters

hi, yes i can
it sounds like the left part 巴, ba but it has the meaning of the left 三

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%F0%A0%80%A7

>>68252401
Why does Portuguese use "óleo" when "azeite" already exists in the language? Can't they just take a page from Spanish?

this character is not used in chinese