U+1695 "ᚕ" Ogham Letter Eabhadh Unicode Character

U+1695 "ᚕ" Ogham Letter Eabhadh is a letter from the ancient Ogham alphabet, used primarily in early medieval Ireland and Britain to inscribe the Primitive Irish language on stone monuments. Representing the sound value "ea" or sometimes "e," it is named after the eabhadh tree, likely associated with the aspen or poplar, and forms part of the fifth aicme or group of Ogham letters. This character is notable for its distinctive shape, consisting of a vertical stemline with a horizontal stroke crossing it, and it is encoded for use in modern digital text to accurately render historical inscriptions and linguistic studies.