U+116A1 "𑚡" Takri Letter Bha Unicode Character

U+116A1 "𑚡" Takri Letter Bha is a character from the Takri script, which was historically used to write languages such as Dogri, Chambeali, and Kashmiri in the Himalayan regions of northern India and Pakistan. This specific letter represents the voiced bilabial aspirated plosive sound "bha" in the Takri alphabet, equivalent to the Devanagari letter भ. The character is part of the Unicode block for the Takri script, encoded to preserve and digitally represent the region's cultural and linguistic heritage. In modern contexts, it is primarily used in historical texts, religious manuscripts, and digital typography for languages that adopted the Takri script before its gradual replacement by Devanagari.