Yes, but to do that, you have to turn the glyph upside down. That’s an additional “assumption.”
However, if you just look at it as is, and remove the pitting, it’s a “2” in one corner—the “2” is an extremely common abbreviation, standing for the Latin “ur” or “tur”—with the symbol next to it, it would be an abbreviation as a whole—and probably not an East Asian character
maybe 29??? the year it was created????
(Joke)
However, if you just look at it as is, and remove the pitting, it’s a “2” in one corner—the “2” is an extremely common abbreviation, standing for the Latin “ur” or “tur”—with the symbol next to it, it would be an abbreviation as a whole—and probably not an East Asian character
maybe 29??? the year it was created????
(Joke)