U+10A67 "𐩧" Old South Arabian Letter Resh Unicode Character

U+10A67 "𐩧" Old South Arabian Letter Resh is a glyph from the ancient script used to write the Old South Arabian languages of present-day Yemen and the surrounding region, dating back to the first millennium BCE. This letter represents the consonant sound "r" (similar to the English 'r') and is part of a writing system that was typically inscribed from right to left on stone monuments, metal objects, and wooden sticks. The Old South Arabian script, to which this character belongs, is a branch of the South Semitic alphabet and is a direct ancestor of the Ge'ez script used in Ethiopia and Eritrea today, making U+10A67 a significant historical link to the linguistic heritage of the ancient Arabian Peninsula.