U+1E952 "𞥒" Adlam Digit Two Unicode Character

U+1E952 "𞥒" Adlam Digit Two is a numeral used within the Adlam script, which was invented in the 1980s by the brothers Ibrahima and Abdoulaye Barry to write the Fulani language (Fulfulde) across West Africa. This digit represents the number two in a base ten counting system, and it is part of a larger block of Adlam characters added to Unicode in 2018 to support the script's modern digital use in education, literature, and communication. The Adlam script is notable for its unique design, which combines elements of traditional Arabic calligraphy with distinct letterforms, and "𞥒" helps preserve and propagate Fulani numerical literacy in digital contexts.