U+1E948 "𞥈" Adlam Consonant Modifier Unicode Character

U+1E948 "𞥈" Adlam Consonant Modifier is a special diacritical mark used in the Adlam script, which was created in the 1980s for writing the Fula language primarily in West Africa. This character functions as a modifier that alters the pronunciation or phonetic value of a preceding consonant, typically indicating a specific tonal or articulatory shift within the language's orthography. As part of the larger Adlam Unicode block, it supports the modern digital representation of this indigenous script, enabling accurate text processing and typography for Fula and related languages.