U+1C1D "ᰝ" Lepcha Letter Ha Unicode Character

U+1C1D "ᰝ" Lepcha Letter Ha is the twenty-seventh letter of the Lepcha script, representing the aspirated voiceless glottal fricative sound /h/. This script, also known as Róng, is used to write the Lepcha language spoken by the Lepcha people in the Himalayan regions of Sikkim, India, and parts of Nepal and Bhutan. The letter Ha is part of the Lepcha alphabet's core set of consonants and is often associated with the open, breathy quality of its phonetic value, functioning both as a standalone consonant and as a modifier in consonant clusters. In the Unicode Standard, it belongs to the Lepcha block (U+1C00 to U+1C4F), which was added in version 5.1 in 2008 to help preserve and digitally encode this endangered language's unique writing system.