U+10ACE "𐫎" Manichaean Letter Teth Unicode Character

U+10ACE "𐫎" Manichaean Letter Teth is a glyph from the Manichaean script, an abjad historically used to write the Manichaean religious texts in Middle Persian, Parthian, Sogdian, and Uyghur languages, originating in the 3rd century CE. This letter represents the consonant sound /t/ and corresponds to the ninth letter of the Manichaean alphabet, which was derived from the Syriac script. The character is part of the Manichaean block in Unicode, encoded for digital preservation of this ancient writing system that flourished along the Silk Road. Like other letters in this script, the Teth is written from right to left and reflects the cursive influences of its Aramaic origins, now available for scholarly use and digital text representation.