U+A145 "ꅅ" Yi Syllable Ddox Unicode Character

U+A145 "ꅅ" Yi Syllable Ddox is a character in the Yi script, specifically representing a syllable from the modern standard Liangshan Yi language, where it is pronounced with a low-falling or “x” tone, denoted by the final “x” in its Romanized spelling “ddox.” This character is used in written Yi, primarily in China’s Sichuan province, to transcribe the spoken word for concepts such as “poison” or “venom,” and it forms part of the larger syllabic repertoire of the Yi script’s Basic Syllable block, which was encoded in Unicode version 3.0 in 1999 to preserve and digitally support this indigenous writing system.