U+10CE5 "𐳥" Old Hungarian Small Letter Esz Unicode Character

U+10CE5 "𐳥" Old Hungarian Small Letter Esz is a glyph from the Old Hungarian script, also known as Hungarian runes, which was used by the Hungarian people before the adoption of the Latin alphabet. This specific character represents the consonant sound generally transcribed as "sz" in modern Hungarian, equivalent to the English "s" sound. It forms part of the UCS (Universal Character Set) under the Supplementary Multilingual Plane, having been encoded in Unicode version 8.0 released in 2015 to support the digital preservation and use of this historically and culturally significant writing system. The letter Esz is typically found in inscriptions and texts that document the early medieval period of Hungarian history, reflecting a unique linguistic heritage.