U+11A9F "𑪟" Soyombo Head Mark with Moon and Sun and Flame Unicode Character

U+11A9F "𑪟" Soyombo Head Mark with Moon and Sun and Flame is a distinctive typographic symbol from the Soyombo script, an abugida historically used to write the Mongolian and Tibetan languages, most famously associated with the Soyombo symbol on the flag of Mongolia. This particular character represents a stylized combination of celestial and elemental imagery, incorporating a crescent moon, a sun, and a flame, which together symbolize eternal growth, national freedom, and the unity of the Mongolian people. It functions as a decorative head mark, often placed at the beginning of texts or sacred inscriptions to signify auspiciousness and to honor the foundational ideals of the Soyombo emblem, blending Buddhist, astrological, and indigenous Mongolian cultural motifs into a single, visually striking unit.