U+114D2 "𑓒" Tirhuta Digit Two Unicode Character

U+114D2 "𑓒" Tirhuta Digit Two is a numeral from the Tirhuta script, which is historically used to write the Maithili language, primarily in the Bihar and Jharkhand regions of India and parts of Nepal. This digit represents the number two in a decimal system and is part of a block that encodes digits ranging from zero to nine, alongside other script symbols. The Tirhuta script, also known as Mithilakshar, has ancient origins and is characterized by its distinct rounded shapes, and its digit two features a curved, looped form that reflects the script's calligraphic style, used in traditional manuscripts and modern digital contexts to preserve the linguistic heritage of Maithili.