U+1E30 "Ḱ" Latin Capital Letter K with Acute Unicode Character

U+1E30 "Ḱ" Latin Capital Letter K with Acute is a modified character used in several languages, most notably in the transliteration of Sanskrit and other Indic scripts, where it represents a voiceless aspirated velar plosive sound. It is formed by adding an acute accent diacritic above the standard Latin letter K, and its lowercase counterpart is U+1E31 "ḱ". This character appears in academic and linguistic contexts to ensure precise phonetic transcription, and it is also part of the Latin Extended Additional block of the Unicode standard, which supports a wide range of scholarly and minority language orthographies.