U+116C2 "𑛂" Takri Digit Two Unicode Character

U+116C2 "𑛂" Takri Digit Two is a numeral from the historic Takri script, used primarily for writing languages like Dogri, Chambeali, and other Pahari languages in northern India and parts of Pakistan. Representing the numeric value of two, this digit is part of a decimal numeral system encoded in the Unicode Standard under the Takri block, which was introduced in version 11.0 in 2018 to preserve the written heritage of the region. The character's visual form, a simple horizontal or slightly curved line with a distinctive mark, reflects the script's characteristic angular and rounded aesthetics, typical of its origins in the medieval Brahmi-derived Takri writing tradition.