U+10E6 "ღ" Georgian Letter Ghan Unicode Character

U+10E6 "ღ" Georgian Letter Ghan is the 27th letter of the modern Georgian alphabet, representing a voiced velar fricative sound similar to the French "r" or the Arabic "gh" in words like "ghazal." It is used primarily in the Georgian language, where it appears in words such as "ღვინო" (ghvino) meaning “wine.” The character is part of the Georgian script block in Unicode and has a unique shape featuring a curved, open form with a central loop. Its historical roots trace back to the Asomtavruli alphabet, where it was known as "ghani," and it continues to be an essential component of the modern Mkhedruli writing system used in Georgia today.