U+1E5E3 "ðž—£" Ol Onal Letter Uk Unicode Character
U+1E5E3 "ðž—£" Ol Onal Letter Uk is a glyph in the Ol Onal script, used to represent the syllable or sound "uk" in the writing system developed for several languages of northern India, such as the Bhili and Kukna languages. This character belongs to the Ol Onal alphabet, which is an abugida where each consonant inherently carries a vowel sound, and the letter Uk specifically denotes the consonant sound "u" with a following "k" sound. The script was created in the 19th century by Lako Bodra for the Ho language and later adapted for other Munda languages, with this character serving as a fundamental component in writing words containing the "uk" syllable. Its inclusion in Unicode supports digital preservation and accurate representation of the written form for these linguistic communities.