U+11F4D "𑽍" Kawi Punctuation Filled Circle Unicode Character

U+11F4D "𑽍" Kawi Punctuation Filled Circle is a historic script mark used in the Kawi writing system, an abugida employed across maritime Southeast Asia from the 8th to the 16th centuries to write Old Javanese, Balinese, and other languages. As a punctuation symbol, it typically functioned as a visual separator or stop within texts, often marking the end of a section or a major pause, and it belongs to a small set of Kawi punctuation blocks that were carved into stone inscriptions or written on palm leaves. Its filled circular glyph distinguishes it from other Kawi punctuation marks, which may be open or have different shapes, and its inclusion in Unicode ensures that scholars and digital archivists can accurately represent ancient manuscripts and inscriptions without relying on modern approximations or missing characters.