U+10A69 "𐩩" Old South Arabian Letter Taw Unicode Character

U+10A69 "𐩩" Old South Arabian Letter Taw is a grapheme from the ancient South Arabian script, which was used to write various languages of the southern Arabian Peninsula, such as Sabaic, from around the 8th century BCE to the 6th century CE. This letter represented the phonetic sound /t/, similar to the English "t", and is the final character in the Old South Arabian alphabet, corresponding to the Hebrew Tav or the Arabic Ta. Carved into stone inscriptions and written in a distinctive boustrophedon style, "Taw" serves as a vital key for modern scholars deciphering the rich historical records of pre-Islamic Arabian civilizations, including their trade, rituals, and monumental dedications.