U+10335 "𐌵" Gothic Letter Qairthra Unicode Character

U+10335 "𐌵" Gothic Letter Qairthra is a letter in the Gothic alphabet, representing the sound /kʷ/ or a variant of the /k/ sound, and it corresponds to the Greek letter koppa or the Latin letter Q. This character is part of the Gothic script, which was created in the 4th century AD by Bishop Ulfilas for translating the Bible into the Gothic language, the earliest attested Germanic language. The letter Qairthra is rarely used by itself, appearing primarily in scholarly texts and historical reconstructions, and it is encoded in the Unicode block for the Gothic range, which includes characters for the entire Gothic alphabet.