U+A1D0 "ꇐ" Yi Syllable Lu Unicode Character

U+A1D0 "ꇐ" Yi Syllable Lu is a written symbol used in the modern Yi script, which is primarily employed to write the Yi languages of southwestern China, such as Nuosu. This particular character represents the syllable "lu" and is part of the Yi Syllables block, a comprehensive set of 1,164 syllabic signs standardized in the Unicode Standard to support digital text for the Yi people. The Yi script is historically logographic but was reformed in the 1970s into a standardized syllabary, and this character reflects that modern system used in official documents, education, and media in Liangshan, Sichuan province.