U+11227 "𑈧" Khojki Letter La Unicode Character

U+11227 "𑈧" Khojki Letter La is a glyph from the Khojki script, a writing system historically employed by the Ismaili Khoja communities of South Asia to transcribe religious and secular texts primarily in the Sindhi, Gujarati, and Kutchi languages. This specific character represents the consonant sound "la" and is one of the standard letters in the Khojki alphabet. The Khojki script is thought to have been derived from the Landa script family and is written from left to right, with its characters typically exhibiting a distinctive, rounded calligraphic style that differs from the more angular forms of related Indic scripts. Today, the Khojki script and its letters like "𑈧" have largely fallen out of everyday use, but they remain of significant interest to paleographers, linguists, and scholars studying the cultural and religious heritage of Ismaili communities.