U+1136A "𑍪" Combining Grantha Digit Four Unicode Character

U+1136A "𑍪" Combining Grantha Digit Four is a diacritical mark from the Grantha script, a historical Brahmic writing system used primarily to write Sanskrit in parts of South India and Sri Lanka. This character represents the numeral four and is designed to combine graphically with other base characters, altering their meaning to indicate a numerical value or sequence within texts. It belongs to the Grantha block of the Unicode standard and is employed in scholarly and liturgical contexts, particularly in manuscripts and inscriptions where numerals are written as attached signs rather than standalone symbols.