U+108FE "𐣾" Hatran Number Twenty Unicode Character

U+108FE "𐣾" Hatran Number Twenty is a numeral from the historical Hatran script, which was used to write the Hatran language, an Aramaic dialect spoken in the ancient city of Hatra in what is now Iraq. This character specifically represents the numeric value of twenty, forming part of a numeral system that included symbols for units, tens, and other values. Hatran inscriptions, dating from roughly the 2nd century BCE to the 3rd century CE, were discovered on stone monuments, statues, and other artifacts, and the script itself is a right-to-left abjad influenced by earlier Aramaic traditions. The inclusion of this numeral in Unicode helps preserve and digitally document the writing system of this once prominent Mesopotamian culture, facilitating research in historical linguistics and epigraphy.