U+0E0A "ช" Thai Character Cho Chang Unicode Character

U+0E0A "ช" Thai Character Cho Chang is the tenth letter of the Thai alphabet, classified as a low-class consonant and pronounced as an aspirated "ch" sound, similar to the "ch" in the English word "change." It belongs to the Thai script block in Unicode, used in the Thai language for writing words of Indic and native origin. The character's name, "Cho Chang," references the Thai word for elephant, as this letter is traditionally associated with the elephant in mnemonic learning systems. In Thai typography, it appears as a curved, flowing glyph that contributes to the distinctive aesthetic of Thai script, and it is frequently employed in common vocabulary, including terms like "ช้าง" (chang) meaning elephant.