U+112DC "𑋜" Khudawadi Letter Sha Unicode Character

U+112DC "𑋜" Khudawadi Letter Sha is a symbol from the Khudawadi script, an abugida historically used to write the Sindhi language in the Sindh region of modern-day Pakistan and parts of India. This character represents the sound "sha" (as in "ship") and is part of a script that was derived from the Brahmi family, with inscriptions dating back to around the 7th century CE. Khudawadi was traditionally employed for everyday correspondence, trade, and literature before largely falling out of common use in favor of the Perso-Arabic script for Sindhi, though it remains of significant interest to linguists and historians studying the region's cultural and written heritage.