U+0F4A "ཊ" Tibetan Letter Tta Unicode Character

U+0F4A "ཊ" Tibetan Letter Tta is a consonant used in the Tibetan script to represent a retroflex stop sound, phonetically similar to a hard "t" sound produced with the tongue curled back. It is part of the Tibetan alphabet's set of aspirated and unaspirated consonants, typically corresponding to the Sanskrit retroflex letter ट (ṭa) in transliterations of Buddhist texts and mantras. In the Tibetan writing system, this character appears as the 12th consonant in the standard alphabetical order and is often employed in loanwords from Sanskrit or other Indic languages, as well as in classical Tibetan religious literature.