U+1DF0E "𝼎" Latin Letter Inverted Glottal Stop with Curl Unicode Character

U+1DF0E "𝼎" Latin Letter Inverted Glottal Stop with Curl is a specialized phonetic symbol used in the extended International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) for representing a particular type of glottal sound where the egressive airflow is modified by a curled tongue position, though it is not a standard IPA character. This glyph combines an inverted form of the glottal stop letter with a small curl attached to its lower right, indicating a secondary articulation such as retroflexion or a velarized quality. It belongs to the Latin Extended F block, a range dedicated to historical and scholarly phonetic notations. Due to its niche application, it is primarily encountered in linguistic papers or digital corpora documenting rare or dialectal speech sounds, and its rendering requires modern Unicode-compatible fonts.