U+10CE1 "饜场" Old Hungarian Small Letter Emp Unicode Character
U+10CE1 "饜场" Old Hungarian Small Letter Emp is a glyph representing one of the consonants in the Old Hungarian alphabet, which was historically used to write the Hungarian language before the adoption of the Latin script. This character corresponds to the sound "mp" and is part of a runic writing system often referred to as Hungarian runes or Székely-Hungarian script. The small letter "emp" is specifically the lowercase version of its uppercase counterpart, U+10CA1, and it appears in the Old Hungarian block of the Unicode Standard, which was included to support the digital representation of this ancient script. Preserving such characters helps in the study and revival of Hungary's linguistic heritage and allows for accurate text encoding in modern computing environments.