U+04FF "ӿ" Cyrillic Small Letter Ha with Stroke Unicode Character

U+04FF "ӿ" Cyrillic Small Letter Ha with Stroke is a rarely used letter in the Cyrillic script, formed by adding a horizontal stroke through the uppercase form of the Cyrillic letter Ha (Х х). This character is primarily employed in the transcription of certain minority languages within the Russian Federation, such as the Udihe language, where it represents a voiceless uvular fricative sound, similar to the "ch" in the Scottish word "loch" but pronounced further back in the throat. Encoded in the Unicode Cyrillic block, its appearance is defined by a standard lowercase Cyrillic "х" crossed by a single horizontal line through its upper portion, distinguishing it from the related uppercase form and other modified Cyrillic letters.