U+102E3 "𐋣" Coptic Epact Digit Three Unicode Character

U+102E3 "𐋣" Coptic Epact Digit Three is a numerical symbol used within the Coptic Christian calendar system to represent the number three in a special sequence known as epact numbers. These epact digits date from the medieval period and were employed to calculate the date of Easter and other movable feasts based on the age of the moon. The symbol appears visually as a distinctive glyph composed of two tilde-like strokes stacked vertically, and it belongs to the Unicode block named Coptic Epact Numbers. Its inclusion in Unicode ensures that scholars and linguists can digitally encode and preserve this historically significant numeral system.