U+11171 "𑅱" Mahajani Letter Ha Unicode Character

U+11171 "𑅱" Mahajani Letter Ha is a glyph representing the consonant "ha" in the Mahajani script, an abugida historically used primarily by merchants and traders in the northwestern regions of the Indian subcontinent, particularly in Rajasthan and Gujarat, for writing languages such as Marwari, Hindi, and Punjabi. This script is notable for its cursive, connected writing style and was commonly employed in financial ledgers, account books, and legal documents from the 16th century until the early 20th century. The letter "ha" is one of the thirty-three consonants in the Mahajani character set, which lacks inherent vowel sounds and relies on a minimal set of diacritics to modify pronunciation.