U+16ABC "𖪼" Tangsa Letter Dha Unicode Character

U+16ABC "𖪼" Tangsa Letter Dha is a specific glyph used in the modern Tangsa script, a writing system developed to represent the Tangsa language spoken by communities in northeastern India and parts of Myanmar. This character represents a voiced aspirated dental or alveolar stop consonant, akin to the "dha" sound found in many languages of the Indian subcontinent. As a component of the Tangsa alphabet, it plays a role in preserving and facilitating literacy for a language that has traditionally been oral, with the script's inclusion in Unicode supporting its digital use.