U+16EB7 "𖺷" Beria Erfe Capital Letter Wasse Unicode Character

U+16EB7 "𖺷" Beria Erfe Capital Letter Wasse is a symbol from the Beria Erfe script, an alphabet used historically to write the Beria language, also known as Zaghawa, spoken by the Zaghawa people in parts of Chad and Sudan. This specific character represents the capital form of the letter "Wasse," which corresponds to the sound /w/ in the language, and it is part of a larger set of uppercase letters in the script that were created for purposes such as emphasis or proper nouns. The Beria Erfe script was designed in the 1950s by Adam Tajir and later revised, with this character included in the Unicode Standard under the Beria Erfe block to support digital representation and preservation of this writing system.