U+10A6E "𐩮" Old South Arabian Letter Sadhe Unicode Character

U+10A6E "𐩮" Old South Arabian Letter Sadhe is a grapheme used in the writing system of the ancient South Arabian script, which was employed to record various languages of pre-Islamic Yemen, such as Sabaic. This letter, named "Sadhe," represents a voiceless emphatic sibilant consonant, similar to the Arabic letter Ṣād. In the Unicode standard, it is encoded in the Old South Arabian block and is primarily of interest to historians, linguists, and epigraphists studying the Semitic inscriptions and cultural heritage of the Arabian Peninsula before the advent of Islam.