U+10338 "𐌸" Gothic Letter Thiuth Unicode Character

U+10338 "𐌸" Gothic Letter Thiuth is a character from the Gothic script, an ancient writing system used primarily for writing the Gothic language, an extinct East Germanic language. This specific letter represents the sound usually transcribed as "þ" or "th," making it phonetically equivalent to the English "th" in words like "thin" or "then." The letter's name, Thiuth, derives from a word meaning "good" or "worthy," and it holds the numerical value of 9 in the Gothic alphabet's system of representing numbers. It is encoded in the Gothic block of Unicode, which was added to facilitate scholarly work and digital representation of historical texts, most notably the surviving codex of Ulfilas's Bible translation from the 4th century.