U+16AD1 "𖫑" Bassa Vah Letter Ka Unicode Character

U+16AD1 "𖫑" Bassa Vah Letter Ka is a glyph from the Bassa Vah script, which was historically used to write the Bassa language of Liberia and Sierra Leone. This script, rediscovered and encoded in Unicode’s Supplemental Multilingual Plane, represents a consonant sound akin to the English 'k'. The Bassa Vah script, created in the early 20th century and believed to be inspired by earlier syllabary traditions, is now rarely used, but this character preserves an important piece of West African linguistic heritage.