U+108AE "𐢮" Nabataean Number Twenty Unicode Character

U+108AE "𐢮" Nabataean Number Twenty is a numeral from the Nabataean script, an ancient writing system used by the Nabataean people of northern Arabia and the southern Levant from roughly the 2nd century BC to the 4th century AD. This character represents the numerical value twenty within a vigesimal counting system, where a single horizontal line or stroke denoted twenty, often combined with other symbols to form larger numbers. The Nabataean script itself was originally derived from Aramaic and later influenced the development of the Arabic script, while its numeric symbols like this one were employed for administrative, commercial, and monumental inscriptions, including tomb markers and trade documents found at sites such as Petra and Mada'in Saleh.