tian

𓌙 丁 ding/dīng/ting/sting ⇔ thorn 𓇮 Dorn

田 tián 田儿 tiár ⇔ 𜏏 𜏧 𜏂 tar kar

天 tiān 𐀪 don

天 Tengri, The forms of the name Tengri (Old Turkic: Täŋri)[7] among the ancient and modern Turks and Mongols are Tengeri, Tangara, Tangri, Tanri, Tangre, Tegri, Tingir, Tenkri, Teri, Ter, and Ture.[8] The name Tengri ("the Sky") is derived from Old Turkic: Tenk ("daybreak") or Tan ("dawn").[9] Meanwhile, Stefan Georg proposed that the Turkic Tengri ultimately originates as a loanword from Proto-Yeniseian *tɨŋgɨr- "high".

天山 Tianshān = Tengri Tagh "Heavenly Mountain or Mountains of God"

𒀭 •Tingir

𒃮 TUḪ ≈ -ter -doer -tian in

𒀀𒅆 ᵍweir
𒀀𒅆𒃮 Werter "canal worker, channel guard"