U+1BC62 "𛱢" Duployan Letter Nasal O Unicode Character

U+1BC62 "𛱢" Duployan Letter Nasal O is part of the Duployan shorthand block, a writing system developed in the late 19th century for rapid transcription of various languages. This specific character represents a nasalized vowel sound similar to a long "o" pronounced with airflow through the nose, such as in French or some Indigenous languages of North America. It is written as a small curl or hook attached to the main Duployan consonant strokes, indicating the nasal quality of the vowel. Today, this character is primarily used in historical and linguistic texts to accurately preserve Duployan shorthand documents.