U+10A95 "𐪕" Old North Arabian Letter Dal Unicode Character

U+10A95 "𐪕" Old North Arabian Letter Dal is a specific glyph from the Old North Arabian script, an ancient writing system used across the Arabian Peninsula from roughly the 8th century BCE to the 4th century CE to inscribe a group of Semitic languages or dialects. This letter represents the voiced dental stop consonant sound equivalent to the English "d" and is one of the 28 characters that make up the Old North Arabian alphabet, which was typically written in a cursive style and carved right to left into stone or metal. Its inclusion in the Unicode Standard allows for the digital encoding and preservation of this historic script, enabling researchers and linguists to accurately represent and study ancient inscriptions from regions like present day Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and Jordan.