U+2C5F "ⱟ" Glagolitic Small Letter Caudate Chrivi Unicode Character

U+2C5F "ⱟ" Glagolitic Small Letter Caudate Chrivi is a rarely used letter from the Glagolitic script, which was the oldest known Slavic alphabet, created by Saints Cyril and Methodius in the 9th century. Its name includes "caudate," meaning it has a tail, which distinguishes it from the standard Glagolitic letter Chrivi, and it was employed in certain historical manuscripts to represent a specific phonetic variant, likely a palatalized or modified sound, in early Slavic writing systems. This character is encoded in the Unicode Standard under the Glagolitic block, ensuring its preservation for digital text representation and scholarly study of Old Church Slavonic and related languages.