U+10AD2 "𐫒" Manichaean Letter Khaph Unicode Character

U+10AD2 "𐫒" Manichaean Letter Khaph is a script symbol from the Manichaean alphabet, used historically to write the Manichaean language as well as other Middle Iranian languages like Sogdian. This particular letter represents the sound "k" or aspirated "kh" and is part of a writing system derived from the Syriac script, which the prophet Mani adapted in the 3rd century to spread his religious teachings. The letter Khaph corresponds structurally to the Hebrew or Aramaic Kaph, reflecting its Semitic origins, and appears in the Manichaean script’s set of 22 consonantal characters.