U+1033C "𐌼" Gothic Letter Manna Unicode Character

U+1033C "𐌼" Gothic Letter Manna is a letter from the Gothic alphabet, an ancient writing system used primarily to record the Gothic language in the 4th century CE. This character represents the sound /m/ and corresponds to both the Greek letter Mu and the Latin letter M. Its name "Manna" reflects its origin in the Gothic translation of the Bible by Bishop Ulfilas, where it was used to write the Gothic version of the New Testament. The Gothic script itself is derived from Greek and Latin influences, and this letter is now preserved in the Unicode standard as part of the Gothic block, ensuring its digital representation for scholarly and historical purposes.