U+095A "ग़" Devanagari Letter Ghha Unicode Character

U+095A "ग़" Devanagari Letter Ghha is a specialized consonant used in the Devanagari script to represent a voiced velar fricative sound, which is not typically found in standard Hindi but appears in transliterations of Arabic, Persian, and other foreign words. It is visually formed by placing a dot (nukta) beneath the standard Devanagari letter "ग" (ga), indicating a modified pronunciation. This character is essential for accurately writing words like "ग़रीब" (gharib, meaning poor) or "बाग़" (bagh, meaning garden) in languages such as Urdu, Kashmiri, or occasionally in scholarly transliterations, helping to preserve phonetic distinctions that the unadorned "ग" cannot convey.