U+1034A "𐍊" Gothic Letter Nine Hundred Unicode Character

U+1034A "𐍊" Gothic Letter Nine Hundred is an ancient numeral symbol used in the Gothic alphabet to represent the number 900, derived from the Gothic script that was developed in the 4th century by Bishop Ulfilas for translating the Bible into the Gothic language. This character belongs to the Gothic block of Unicode and is classified as a letter, but its primary function is numeric, reflecting the early medieval practice of using alphabetic characters for numerical values. The shape of "𐍊" is distinctive, with a rounded top and a descending stroke, and it provides modern scholars and digital text users with a means to accurately represent Gothic numerical inscriptions in electronic documents.