U+10881 "𐢁" Nabataean Letter Aleph Unicode Character

U+10881 "𐢁" Nabataean Letter Aleph is a script symbol used in the ancient Nabataean alphabet, which was employed by the Nabataean civilization for writing their Aramaic dialect from the 2nd century BCE to the 4th century CE. This character represents the first letter of the Nabataean alphabet, corresponding to the Semitic glottal stop sound, and it is derived from earlier Aramaic scripts. The Nabataean script ultimately influenced the development of the Arabic alphabet, making this character historically significant in tracing the evolution of writing in the Middle East.