U+10D32 "𐴲" Hanifi Rohingya Digit Two Unicode Character

U+10D32 "𐴲" Hanifi Rohingya Digit Two is a numeral used in the Hanifi Rohingya script, which was developed in the 1980s to write the Rohingya language spoken by the Rohingya people primarily in Myanmar and Bangladesh. This digit represents the number two and is part of a complete decimal digit set encoded in the Unicode standard to support the digital preservation and written communication of the Rohingya language, which has faced challenges due to marginalization and lack of official recognition. The character is classified under the Hanifi Rohingya block and aids in representing numerical values in texts, contributing to the linguistic and cultural identity of the Rohingya community.