U+0AA0 "ઠ" Gujarati Letter Ttha Unicode Character

U+0AA0 "ઠ" Gujarati Letter Ttha is the twenty-second character and the eighth consonant of the Gujarati script, representing an aspirated voiceless retroflex plosive sound, pronounced like the "th" in "tth" in English but with the tongue curled back to touch the roof of the mouth. It is used primarily in writing the Gujarati language, a major language of western India, where it appears in words of both Sanskrit-derived and native lexicon, such as "ઠંડી" meaning cold. This character belongs to the Gujarati block within the Unicode Standard, ensuring consistent digital representation across devices and platforms for accurate text processing and display.