U+1E09 "ḉ" Latin Small Letter C with Cedilla and Acute Unicode Character

U+1E09 "ḉ" Latin Small Letter C with Cedilla and Acute is a composite glyph used in certain Latin-based orthographies to represent a specific phonetic sound, most notably in the transliteration of the Marshallese language where it denotes a voiceless palatalized velar stop. This character combines a lowercase Latin C with a cedilla diacritic placed underneath and an acute accent above, and it was encoded in Unicode version 1.1 as part of the Latin Extended Additional block to support the precise representation of distinct linguistic tones or consonant variants not covered by standard alphabets. Its use is rare and primarily confined to scholarly or specialized writing systems, providing a visual distinction from the more common characters like ç or ć.