U+1397 "᎗" Ethiopic Tonal Mark Hidet Unicode Character

U+1397 "᎗" Ethiopic Tonal Mark Hidet is a diacritical symbol used in the Geʽez script to indicate a specific low or rising tone in certain Ethiopic languages, such as Meʼen or other Cushitic and Omotic languages that require tonal distinctions beyond the standard syllabary. This mark is placed above or within a base syllable to modify its pronunciation, and it is part of the Ethiopic Extended block, which was added to the Unicode Standard to support additional phonetic and tonal notation for scholarly and liturgical texts. The hidet mark, like other tones in this set, helps preserve accurate linguistic and cultural data for languages where pitch changes alter meaning.