U+1090D "𐤍" Phoenician Letter Nun Unicode Character

U+1090D "𐤍" Phoenician Letter Nun is a graphic symbol representing the fourteenth letter of the Phoenician alphabet, corresponding to the consonant sound "n." Its name derives from the Phoenician word for "fish," reflecting the letter's original pictographic origin as a depiction of a fish or serpent. This ancient script, used primarily between 1200 and 300 BCE, served as the precursor to many later alphabets, including Greek and Latin, with Nun evolving into the Greek letter Nu and eventually the Latin N. In the Unicode standard, it belongs to the Phoenician block, ensuring digital preservation of this historically significant writing system.