U+110D1 "𑃑" Sora Sompeng Letter Tah Unicode Character

U+110D1 "𑃑" Sora Sompeng Letter Tah is a glyph representing the consonant "ta" in the Sora Sompeng alphabet, which was specifically devised in 1936 for writing the Sora language, an Austroasiatic tongue spoken by the Sora people in eastern India. As the thirty-first character in the Sora Sompeng block, this letter corresponds to the sound /t/ and is used in the script's distinctive script written from left to right. Its inclusion in Unicode, beginning with version 6.1 in 2012, helps preserve and digitally support a minority language that traditionally faced challenges in representation due to the dominance of other regional scripts. The letter is visually unique, featuring a simple curved design that reflects the creator's intent to produce an accessible and culturally resonant writing system.