U+16A55 "𖩕" Mro Letter Thea Unicode Character

U+16A55 "𖩕" Mro Letter Thea is a glyph used in the Mro script, an alphabet created in the 18th century for writing the Mro language spoken by the Mro people of Bangladesh and Myanmar. Representing the consonant sound equivalent to the voiceless dental fricative "th" as in the English word "thin", this letter is part of a writing system that has been supported in the Unicode Standard since version 7.0, introduced in 2014. The Mro script is notable for its unique origin, having been devised by a community leader named Oma, and it appears in a few modern texts and digital environments, though it remains relatively rare in global computing.