U+0164 "Ť" Latin Capital Letter T with Caron Unicode Character

U+0164 "Ť" Latin Capital Letter T with Caron is a modified version of the standard Latin letter T, distinguished by a small diacritical mark known as a caron or haček placed above it. This character is primarily used in the Czech and Slovak languages, where it represents a palatalized or softened "t" sound, similar to the "ty" in the English word "tune." It typically appears in words such as the Czech noun "ťuknout" meaning to tap or knock, and it occupies a specific position in the Czech and Slovak alphabets, following the letter T and preceding the letter U in collation. As a letter with a distinct phonetic and orthographic role, Ť is essential for accurately writing and pronouncing certain words in these Slavic languages.