U+10FC8 "𐿈" Chorasmian Number Four Unicode Character

U+10FC8 "𐿈" Chorasmian Number Four is a numerical symbol from the Chorasmian script, an ancient writing system used in the region of Chorasmia in Central Asia during the early centuries CE. This character represents the numeral four in the Chorasmian numeric system, which was employed for recording dates, quantities, and commercial transactions in inscriptions and documents. The glyph itself is distinct in form, typically rendered as a stylized mark that fits within the broader set of Chorasmian numerals, which were part of a script that was only deciphered and added to the Unicode Standard in recent years. Its inclusion in the Unicode standard, under the Chorasmian block, helps preserve and digitally represent a historically significant numeral from a now extinct language and script, aiding scholars in the study of ancient Iranian languages and cultures.