U+10349 "𐍉" Gothic Letter Othal Unicode Character

U+10349 "𐍉" Gothic Letter Othal is a character from the Gothic script, an alphabet created in the 4th century AD by Bishop Ulfilas to translate the Bible into the Gothic language, which is an extinct East Germanic language. This specific letter, named Othal after the Germanic rune *ōþalan, represents the sound /oː/ and is typically used as the 24th letter in the Gothic alphabet, where it also carries a numeric value of 800 in the Gothic numeral system. It is encoded in the Unicode Supplementary Multilingual Plane, specifically within the Gothic block, to support historical and linguistic studies of early Germanic texts.