U+10902 "𐤂" Phoenician Letter Gaml Unicode Character

U+10902 "𐤂" Phoenician Letter Gaml is the third letter of the Phoenician alphabet, representing the sound /ɡ/ as in the English "go." Derived from the Proto-Canaanite script, its name "Gaml" means "camel," and its shape is believed to derive from a pictographic representation of a camel's hump or neck. This letter is the direct ancestor of the Greek letter Gamma (Γ, γ) and subsequently the Latin letters C and G. In the context of Unicode, it belongs to the Phoenician script block, designated for encoding the ancient Semitic writing system that was the precursor to many modern alphabets.