U+2095 "ₕ" Latin Subscript Small Letter H Unicode Character

U+2095 "ₕ" Latin Subscript Small Letter H is a typographic symbol used primarily in phonetic and linguistic transcription to denote a reduced, lowered, or subscript version of the letter H, often appearing in notations for aspiration, breathy voice, or secondary articulation in the International Phonetic Alphabet, though it is not part of the standard IPA alphabet itself. Its design mimics a lowercase "h" positioned below the baseline, and it belongs to the Unicode block Latin Extended D, which includes a range of modifier letters for specialized academic and scientific text. This character enables precise written representation of subtle phonetic distinctions without relying on complex formatting or superscript adjustments.