U+10E79 "𐹹" Rumi Number Eight Hundred Unicode Character

U+10E79 "𐹹" Rumi Number Eight Hundred is a numeral symbol from the Rumi script, which was historically used in North Africa and parts of the Iberian Peninsula during the Fatimid and later Islamic periods to represent numbers in a decimal system. This specific character denotes the value eight hundred, functioning as a distinct glyph within the Rumi numeral set, which is separate from the Arabic abjad numerals and the modern Eastern or Western Arabic digits. As part of the Unicode Standard under the supplemental block "Rumi Numeral Symbols" added in version 7.0, this character helps preserve and digitally encode a cultural numbering system that was once employed in manuscripts, inscriptions, and financial documents.