U+16AC2 "𖫂" Tangsa Digit Two Unicode Character

U+16AC2 "𖫂" Tangsa Digit Two is a numerical symbol used in the Tangsa script, which is employed to write the Tangsa languages spoken by communities in northeastern India and neighboring regions of Myanmar. This digit represents the number two within a decimal positional numeral system that the script features for counting and record keeping. Its inclusion in the Unicode Standard as part of the Tangsa block ensures that this writing system, which has seen a revival in modern times, can be accurately represented and processed in digital text, aiding in the preservation and use of the language in technology and education.