U+09EA "৪" Bengali Digit Four Unicode Character

U+09EA "৪" Bengali Digit Four is the glyph used to represent the number four in the Brahmic script, which is employed for the Bengali, Assamese, and related languages of South Asia. It belongs to the Bengali block of Unicode, which standardizes the script's digits, letters, and symbols. Unlike the Western Arabic numeral "4," this digit features a curved, distinctively written form that aligns with the regional calligraphic style, and it is used in writing numbers for daily life, mathematics, and cultural contexts across Bangladesh and the Indian state of West Bengal.