U+10337 "𐌷" Gothic Letter Hagl Unicode Character

U+10337 "𐌷" Gothic Letter Hagl is a character from the Gothic alphabet, an ancient writing system used primarily to transcribe the Gothic language, an extinct East Germanic language. This letter, named "Hagl," represents the sound /h/, analogous to the Latin letter H. It was a key component in the Gothic script, which was developed in the 4th century AD by the Bishop Wulfila for his translation of the Bible. The character's design is derived from the older runic alphabet, specifically the rune *Haglaz, which also meant "hail." In Unicode, it is encoded within the Gothic block, which preserves these historical letters for digital use in scholarly and linguistic contexts.