U+1BC3B "𛰻" Duployan Letter S N Unicode Character

U+1BC3B "𛰻" Duployan Letter S N is a member of the Duployan script, a shorthand system invented by Émile Duployé in the 19th century for writing French and later adapted for languages including English and Indigenous languages of North America. This specific glyph represents the sound combination "S N" as part of the shorthand's phonetic alphabet, where each symbol maps to a particular speech sound rather than a standard letter. The Duployan block, added to Unicode in version 7.0, preserves these historical writing systems for digital use, allowing modern preservation and study of documents written in this concise, cursive style.