U+A1B6 "ꆶ" Yi Syllable Hlyr Unicode Character

U+A1B6 "ꆶ" Yi Syllable Hlyr is a specific glyph from the modern Yi script, used primarily for writing the Nuosu language spoken in southwestern China. This character represents a syllable pronounced as "hlyr," with the "hl" indicating a voiceless lateral sound and the "yr" denoting a specific tone that carries linguistic meaning in Nuosu. As part of the Yi Syllables block in Unicode, it belongs to a standardized set of 1,164 syllables that encode the syllabary developed in the 1970s to promote literacy and preserve the language's phonetic and tonal distinctions.