U+191D "ᤝ" Limbu Letter Gyan Unicode Character

U+191D "ᤝ" Limbu Letter Gyan is a consonant from the Limbu script, known in the Limbu language as “Gyan,” and is used to represent the sound /ɡj/ or a palatalized velar stop in the orthography of the Limbu language spoken primarily in Nepal and parts of India. This letter is part of the Limbu block in the Unicode standard, which was added to support digital rendering of the script, and it functions in consonant conjuncts to form specific syllables. Its shape is distinctive, with a curved upper stroke and a vertical stem, and it follows the general typographic style of the Limbu script, which is an abugida where each character carries an inherent vowel sound.