U+10911 "𐤑" Phoenician Letter Sade Unicode Character

U+10911 "𐤑" Phoenician Letter Sade is a glyph representing the eighteenth letter of the Phoenician alphabet, which was used to write the ancient Phoenician language spoken along the coast of the Levant around 1050 BCE. This character corresponds to the Semitic consonant sound often transliterated as "ts" or "ṣ" and is considered the ancestor of the Greek letter San and the Latin letter S via later alphabetic evolutions. As part of the Phoenician script, which was a consonantal abjad, the letter Sade was typically written from right to left and played a key role in the development of many modern writing systems.