U+1D51 "ᵑ" Modifier Letter Small Eng Unicode Character

U+1D51 "ᵑ" Modifier Letter Small Eng is a typographic symbol used primarily in phonetic transcription, specifically within the International Phonetic Alphabet, to indicate a prenasalized or nasal release of a preceding consonant. It represents a small, superscript version of the letter "eng" which denotes the velar nasal sound heard at the end of the English word "sing", and its modifier status allows it to modify the pronunciation of a base character in linguistic notation, often appearing in the transcription of languages such as those from West Africa or the Pacific region.