U+10A97 "𐪗" Old North Arabian Letter Tah Unicode Character

U+10A97 "𐪗" Old North Arabian Letter Tah is a glyph used in the ancient script known as Old North Arabian, which was employed to write various Semitic languages in the northern Arabian Peninsula and the southern Levant from roughly the 8th to the 4th centuries BCE. This letter represents the consonant sound equivalent to the Arabic "ṭāʾ" (a voiceless emphatic dental plosive), and it is part of a script that is written from right to left and is closely related to the South Arabian alphabet. The character was encoded in Unicode version 7.0 in 2014 as part of the Old North Arabian block, helping preserve and digitally enable scholarly research into this historic writing system.