U+1032E "𐌮" Old Italic Letter Northern Tse Unicode Character

U+1032E "𐌮" Old Italic Letter Northern Tse is a character from the Old Italic script, specifically representing the Northern variant of the letter Tse, which was used in the Etruscan alphabet and other Italic scripts prior to the adoption of the Latin alphabet. Its glyph is a three-stroke shape resembling a hollowed or open form, and it was employed to denote a sound similar to the [ts] or affricate consonant, contributing to the phonetic inventory of ancient inscriptions found on artifacts like pottery and stone tablets across pre-Roman Italy. This character is part of the Old Italic Unicode block, enabling modern digital preservation and study of these early writing systems.