U+10B3A "𐬺" Tiny Two Dots over One Dot Punctuation Unicode Character

U+10B3A "𐬺" Tiny Two Dots over One Dot Punctuation is a specialized symbol belonging to the ancient Avestan script, used historically for writing the Zoroastrian religious texts. It functions as a punctuation mark, specifically a type of colon or separator within Avestan manuscripts, where it likely indicates a significant pause or textual division to aid in the recitation of sacred liturgies. Visually, it consists of two small dots arranged vertically above a single dot, forming a distinctive tripartite glyph that resembles a triangular or stooped punctuation form.