U+10CA9 "𐲩" Old Hungarian Capital Letter Ech Unicode Character

U+10CA9 "𐲩" Old Hungarian Capital Letter Ech is a glyph from the Old Hungarian script, also known as rovásírás, which was used by the Hungarian people before the adoption of the Latin alphabet, primarily between the 7th and 10th centuries. This specific character represents the consonant sound "ch" as in the English word "loch," and it belongs to the uppercase set of letters within the Old Hungarian block, which was added to the Unicode Standard in 2012 to preserve and digitize this historical writing system. Its visual form is distinctive, featuring angular, rune-like strokes that reflect the script's typical carving into wood or stone, and it is used today in cultural and scholarly contexts to revive and study Hungary's pre-Christian heritage.