U+10A60 "𐩠" Old South Arabian Letter He Unicode Character

U+10A60 "𐩠" Old South Arabian Letter He is a glyph representing the twenty-third letter of the Old South Arabian script, an abjad used between approximately the 9th century BCE and the 6th century CE to write the ancient Semitic languages of the Yemeni region, such as Sabaic. This character corresponds to the Semitic consonant "h" and is structurally characterized by a distinctive vertical stem with a small horizontal wedge or "head" at the top, reflecting the monumental inscriptional style typical of Old South Arabian texts found on stone stelae and bronze plaques. Its inclusion in the Unicode Standard facilitates digital preservation, scholarly research, and accurate representation of this ancient writing system in modern computing environments.