U+116C3 "𑛃" Takri Digit Three Unicode Character

U+116C3 "𑛃" Takri Digit Three is a numeral from the Takri script, which was historically used to write several languages across the northwestern regions of the Indian subcontinent, including Dogri, Chambeali, and Sirmauri. This character represents the decimal digit three and belongs to the Takri block of the Unicode Standard, encoded alongside other digits and letters to support the digital representation of this now largely obsolete script. Its design follows the traditional angular and cursive style of Takri writing, reflecting the script's evolution from the Sharada script and its use in administrative and commercial records before being supplanted by Devanagari and other modern scripts.