U+10347 "𐍇" Gothic Letter Iggws Unicode Character

U+10347 "𐍇" Gothic Letter Iggws is a letter derived from the Gothic alphabet, which was developed in the 4th century CE by Bishop Ulfilas to translate the Bible into the Gothic language. This specific character represents the sound equivalent to the modern Latin letter "X" and corresponds to the Greek letter Chi, reflecting the alphabet's strong Greek influence. The letter Iggws is primarily used in ancient Gothic manuscripts, making it a valuable component for scholarly studies in historical linguistics and textual analysis of early Germanic languages.