U+110DA "𑃚" Sora Sompeng Letter Vah Unicode Character

U+110DA "𑃚" Sora Sompeng Letter Vah is a glyph representing a specific consonant in the Sora Sompeng script, which is used to write the Sora language spoken primarily in parts of eastern India. This character denotes the sound "v" or a similar voiced labiodental approximant, contributing to the phonetic inventory of the script, which was created in the 1930s by language activist Mangei Gomango to preserve and promote the Sora language and its cultural heritage. As part of the Sora Sompeng block in Unicode, it plays a vital role in modern digital text representation and communication for Sora speakers, ensuring the script can be rendered consistently across electronic devices and platforms.