U+108F5 "𐣵" Hatran Letter Taw Unicode Character

U+108F5 "𐣵" Hatran Letter Taw is the final letter in the ancient Hatran alphabet, which was used to write the Hatran language, a dialect of Aramaic spoken in the city of Hatra in present-day Iraq from the 2nd century BCE to the 3rd century CE. This character represents the sound "t" and was part of a script inscribed on stone monuments and artifacts, often for religious or legal purposes. The Hatran alphabet is written from right to left, and its letters, including Taw, were added to the Unicode standard as part of the Hatran block, helping to preserve the digital representation of this extinct writing system.