U+10463 "𐑣" Shavian Letter Ha-Ha Unicode Character

U+10463 "𐑣" Shavian Letter Ha-Ha is a symbol from the Shavian alphabet, a phonetic writing system created to represent the sounds of English more consistently than the Latin alphabet. This specific character corresponds to the voiceless glottal fricative sound, like the 'h' in the English word "hat". Its name, "Ha-Ha", is derived from its core consonant sound combined with the vowel inherent in the Shavian letter naming convention. As part of the Shavian alphabet, which was commissioned by George Bernard Shaw to improve English literacy, this character appears in the Universal Multiple-Octet Coded Character Set (Unicode) to support digital representation of the script.