U+108AF "𐢯" Nabataean Number One Hundred Unicode Character

U+108AF "𐢯" Nabataean Number One Hundred is a numerical symbol from the Nabataean script, an ancient writing system used by the Nabataean people who inhabited parts of modern-day Jordan, Israel, and Saudi Arabia from around the 2nd century BCE to the 4th century CE. This character represents the number one hundred in the Nabataean numeric system, which is known from inscriptions and texts found primarily in the region of Petra, the Nabataean capital. The glyph is essentially a ligature or stylized combination of multiple strokes, reflecting the script's cursive and angular style derived from the Aramaic alphabet. Its inclusion in the Unicode Standard helps preserve and encode the numeric notation of this historical civilization, facilitating scholarly research and digital representation of Nabataean epigraphy.