U+102E2 "𐋢" Coptic Epact Digit Two Unicode Character

U+102E2 "𐋢" Coptic Epact Digit Two is a numeric symbol used within the Coptic calendar system to represent the number two in a special set of digits called epact numbers. These epact digits were historically employed by Coptic Christians to compute the date of Easter and other movable feasts, as they denote the age of the moon at the beginning of the Coptic year. The character belongs to the Coptic Epact Numbers block of Unicode, which preserves these ancient numerical forms for digital text and scholarly use. Unlike standard Coptic alphabetic numerals, epact digits have distinct shapes, and this particular glyph stands for the second epact value in the sequence.