U+036A "ͪ" Combining Latin Small Letter H Unicode Character

U+036A "ͪ" Combining Latin Small Letter H is a diacritical mark used in historical and scholarly transcription systems to modify a preceding base letter, typically to indicate an aspirated or breathy pronunciation in linguistic notation. It belongs to the Combining Diacritical Marks block and is placed directly after the character it modifies, combining visually with it to form a single glyph. This character is commonly employed in transliterations of ancient scripts or in phonetic alphabets where the small letter h represents a subtle phonetic feature rather than a standalone consonant.