U+11155 "𑅕" Mahajani Letter Ka Unicode Character

U+11155 "𑅕" Mahajani Letter Ka is a glyph belonging to the Mahajani script, an historic abugida primarily used by merchants and traders in northern India from the 11th to the 20th century to write languages such as Marwari, Hindi, and Punjabi. This particular character represents the consonant sound "ka," and, like all letters in Mahajani, it is written from left to right and lacks inherent vowel markings, with vowels instead indicated by diacritical marks or context. The Mahajani script is characterized by its cursive, simplified forms that allowed for quick note taking and record keeping, and it was officially added to the Unicode Standard in 2014 as part of the Multilingual Supplementary Plane to support the digital preservation of this historical writing system.