U+103AD "𐎭" Old Persian Sign Da Unicode Character

U+103AD "𐎭" Old Persian Sign Da is a cuneiform character used in the Old Persian script, which was employed to write the Old Persian language during the Achaemenid Empire (circa 6th to 4th centuries BCE). This specific sign represents the syllable "da" and is one of the 36 phonetic symbols in the script, which was a simplified, partly alphabetic writing system developed by decree of King Darius I for monumental inscriptions. The character is encoded in the Unicode Old Persian block and is visible only when a compatible font supporting the Old Persian script is installed on a user's device.