U+1BC36 "𛰶" Duployan Letter T S Unicode Character

U+1BC36 "𛰶" Duployan Letter T S is a part of the Duployan shorthand script, a phonetic writing system developed in the 19th century primarily for use in English, French, and German stenography to represent spoken sounds with rapid, simplified strokes. Specifically designated as the letter representing the combined "T S" sound, it functions as a ligature or digraph that streamlines the transcription of this common consonant cluster. Enclosed within the Duployan block of the Unicode Standard, which was added in Unicode 7.0 in 2014, this character serves to preserve and digitally encode the historical and practical utility of the Duployan system for linguistic and archival purposes.