U+0E0E "ฎ" Thai Character Do Chada Unicode Character

U+0E0E "ฎ" Thai Character Do Chada is a letter in the Thai alphabet, classified as a low-class consonant with the phonetic value of /d/ when pronounced in initial syllable positions, and it is specifically used in the Thai language to represent the sound "do" as in the word for a type of ceremonial crown or headdress called "chada". This character is unique in its visual form, featuring a distinctive loop at the top and a curved tail, and it follows the standard Thai script ordering, positioned after the character "ฎ" in the Unicode block for Thai, which contains the complete set of letters necessary for writing the Thai language.