U+112CB "𑋋" Khudawadi Letter Ddha Unicode Character

U+112CB "𑋋" Khudawadi Letter Ddha is a specific letter from the Khudawadi script, which was historically used to write the Sindhi language in parts of present day India and Pakistan. This character represents the aspirated voiced retroflex stop sound, similar to the "d" sound produced with the tongue curled back and accompanied by a puff of air, and it corresponds to the consonant "ddh" or "ḍh" in transliteration. The Khudawadi script, also known as Sindhi Khudabadi or Vaniki, was primarily employed by traders and scribes before the widespread adoption of the Perso Arabic alphabet for modern Sindhi, making this letter a valuable part of efforts to preserve and digitally encode historical South Asian writing systems.