U+10533 "𐔳" Caucasian Albanian Letter Dat Unicode Character

U+10533 "𐔳" Caucasian Albanian Letter Dat is a glyph from the Caucasian Albanian script, which was historically used to write the Caucasian Albanian language, a predecessor to modern Udi. This particular letter, named Dat, represents a specific consonant sound and is part of a 52-character alphabet believed to have been created in the 5th or 6th century CE. The script fell out of common use after the medieval period but was preserved in a few ancient manuscripts and inscriptions, leading to its inclusion in the Unicode Standard to support digital preservation and scholarly research. The Caucasian Albanian Letter Dat, like other characters in this block, serves as a vital link to the linguistic and cultural heritage of the Caucasus region, enabling modern representation of this extinct alphabet.