U+1033A "𐌺" Gothic Letter Kusma Unicode Character

U+1033A "𐌺" Gothic Letter Kusma is a symbol from the Gothic alphabet, an ancient script used primarily for writing the Gothic language in the 4th to 6th centuries CE. This character represents the Gothic letter for the sound "k" and is derived from the Greek letter kappa, reflecting the influence of Greek script on the Gothic writing system developed by Bishop Wulfila. As part of the Unicode Gothic block, it is employed in modern digital texts for scholarly and linguistic purposes, allowing for the accurate representation of historical Gothic inscriptions and manuscripts.