U+10E6A "𐹪" Rumi Number Twenty Unicode Character

U+10E6A "𐹪" Rumi Number Twenty is a numeral from the Rumi script, historically used in North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula between the 10th and 17th centuries for writing numerals derived from the Greek alphabet. This specific character represents the numerical value twenty and is part of a larger set of Rumi digits that were employed in contexts such as astronomical tables, manuscript pagination, and legal documents. The Rumi numeral system is distinct from Arabic and Roman numerals, and while it is now largely obsolete, this character was encoded in Unicode 11.0 to support scholarly research and the preservation of historical texts.