U+10A73 "𐩳" Old South Arabian Letter Dhadhe Unicode Character

U+10A73 "𐩳" Old South Arabian Letter Dhadhe is a glyph from the Old South Arabian script, an abjad used in the ancient kingdoms of South Arabia, such as Saba and Himyar, between roughly the 9th century BCE and the 6th century CE. This particular letter represents the emphatic consonant sound /dˤ/ (similar to the Arabic letter ض "ḍād") and was part of an alphabet that originally consisted of 29 characters, typically written from right to left. The character is now included in the Unicode Standard under the Old South Arabian block, allowing for its digital representation and preservation for historical and linguistic study of the ancient Semitic languages of the region.