U+11158 "𑅘" Mahajani Letter Gha Unicode Character

U+11158 "𑅘" Mahajani Letter Gha is a glyph from the Mahajani script, a historically significant writing system used primarily in the northern and western regions of India for mercantile and accounting purposes. This particular character represents the voiced aspirated velar stop sound "gha," corresponding to the fourth consonant in the Mahajani alphabet. As part of the Mahajani block encoded in Unicode version 7.0 in 2014, it helps preserve a script that was widely employed by traders and scribes for writing local vernaculars such as Marwari, Hindi, and Punjabi before the modern standardization of Devanagari.