U+1113C "𑄼" Chakma Digit Six Unicode Character

U+1113C "𑄼" Chakma Digit Six is part of the Chakma script, an abugida used historically in Bangladesh and Myanmar to write the Chakma language, though its everyday use is now largely replaced by Bengali script. This specific symbol represents the numeric value six within that writing system, and it appears as a distinctive, stylized glyph that resembles a looping or cursive shape, differing markedly from the digits used in the Latin script. As a digit, it functions in the same way as the numeral 6 in other numeric systems, used for counting, dates, and other numerical notations in Chakma cultural contexts.