U+10FC4 "𐿄" Chorasmian Letter Taw Unicode Character

U+10FC4 "𐿄" Chorasmian Letter Taw is the twentieth letter of the Chorasmian alphabet, an extinct script used between the 2nd and 8th centuries CE for writing the Middle Iranian Chorasmian language in the region of Khwarezm, near the Aral Sea. This letter represents the voiceless alveolar plosive sound /t/ and corresponds to the Phoenician and Aramaic letter Taw, reflecting the script's descent from the Aramaic writing system. Its inclusion in the Unicode standard as part of the Chorasmian block (U+10FB0 to U+10FDF) helps preserve and digitize this historical script, which was deciphered from coins, silver vessels, and other artifacts.