U+11236 "𑈶" Khojki Sign Nukta Unicode Character

U+11236 "𑈶" Khojki Sign Nukta is a combining diacritical mark used in the Khojki script, an abugida historically employed by the Ismaili community of South Asia to write Sindhi, Gujarati, and other languages. This nukta, appearing as a dot placed below or above a base character, modifies the sound of the letter it accompanies, typically indicating a change in pronunciation such as a retroflex or aspirated variant. It functions similarly to the nukta found in other Indic scripts like Devanagari, helping to represent phonemes not originally part of the standard Khojki character set.