U+0218 "Ș" Latin Capital Letter S with Comma Below Unicode Character

U+0218 "Ș" Latin Capital Letter S with Comma Below is a distinct grapheme used primarily in the Romanian language, where it represents the voiceless postalveolar fricative sound commonly transcribed as "sh" in English. It appears in words such as "Romania" itself, spelled "România," and other vocabulary where a cedilla or comma below the letter S indicates a different phonetic value from the standard S. In digital text, this character must be carefully distinguished from the visually similar Latin Capital Letter S with Cedilla (Ş), as the two have separate Unicode code points and are treated differently in linguistic and typographic contexts, particularly for accurate Romanian orthography.