U+10336 "𐌶" Gothic Letter Iuja Unicode Character

U+10336 "𐌶" Gothic Letter Iuja is a character from the Gothic alphabet, an ancient writing system used primarily for the Gothic language in the early medieval period, most notably in the 4th-century Codex Argenteus translation of the Bible by Bishop Wulfila. This specific letter represents the sound /i/ or perhaps /j/ and corresponds to the Greek letter epsilon or the Latin letter I in form, though its exact phonetic value is debated among scholars. It belongs to the Gothic Unicode block, which was added to support the historical and linguistic study of this extinct East Germanic language.