U+021E "Ȟ" Latin Capital Letter H with Caron Unicode Character

U+021E "Ȟ" Latin Capital Letter H with Caron is a specialized character used primarily in several Slavic and Baltic language orthographies, particularly in some alphabets for transcribing Finno-Ugric languages as well as in certain Native American language documentation. This letter combines the Latin uppercase H with a caron diacritic mark (a small inverted caret placed above the letter) to represent a distinct sound, typically a voiceless glottal fricative with palatalization or a specific phonetic variant that differs from the plain H. It is part of the Latin Extended-B block of Unicode, ensuring its availability for digital text in linguistic, academic, and cultural contexts where precise phonetic representation is required.