U+10429 "𐐩" Deseret Small Letter Long E Unicode Character

U+10429 "𐐩" Deseret Small Letter Long E is a glyph from the Deseret alphabet, a phonetic script created in the mid-19th century by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints under Brigham Young to simplify English spelling. This specific character represents the long E sound, as in the word "bee" /iː/, and is designed as a lowercase letter within the alphabet's block of Unicode. Unlike the uppercase counterpart at U+10401, this small letter is used in standard text to write the vowel sound in a concise, non-Latin script, though the alphabet saw limited historical use and is now primarily of interest to linguists, historians, and digital typography enthusiasts.