U+112C3 "𑋃" Khudawadi Letter Jja Unicode Character

U+112C3 "𑋃" Khudawadi Letter Jja is part of the Khudawadi script, a Brahmi-derived writing system historically used for the Sindhi language in the Sindh region, now primarily in Pakistan and India. This specific character represents the voiced palatal affricate sound /ɟʑ/, akin to the English "j" in "jump", and functions as a consonant letter within the script's syllabic alphabet. Introduced into the Unicode Standard as part of version 7.0 in 2014, it supports the preservation of Khudawadi literary and cultural heritage, enabling digital representation of texts ranging from religious manuscripts to everyday communications.