U+18B4 "ᢴ" Canadian Syllabics Poy Unicode Character

U+18B4 "ᢴ" Canadian Syllabics Poy is a rarely used glyph from the Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics block, which encodes the revised orthography of the James Bay Cree dialect. Specifically representing the syllable "poy" (or "pwei"), this character is part of a writing system developed for Indigenous languages in Canada, notably Cree dialects where it denotes a consonant-vowel combination involving the sound "p" followed by a long, low "oy" diphthong. Its usage is primarily confined to historical or specialized linguistic texts, as modern standard Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics often employ alternative representations, making this character an obscure but valuable component for accurate representation of certain linguistic records.