U+108F1 "𐣱" Hatran Letter Sadhe Unicode Character

U+108F1 "𐣱" Hatran Letter Sadhe is a letter from the Hatran alphabet, an ancient script used primarily in inscriptions from the city of Hatra in present-day northern Iraq, which dates from roughly the 2nd century BCE to the 3rd century CE. This specific character represents the consonant sound "ṣ" (emphatic S), analogous to the Hebrew letter Tsade or the Arabic letter Sad. The Hatran script is closely related to Aramaic and was employed for writing the local dialect of Aramaic, but the writing system was only deciphered and encoded into Unicode in recent years, making letters like this one a relatively modern digital addition for scholars and historical linguists.