U+A393 "ꎓ" Yi Syllable Rryr Unicode Character

U+A393 "ꎓ" Yi Syllable Rryr is a character from the Yi script, specifically part of the standardized syllabary used for writing the Yi language, which is spoken by the Yi ethnic group primarily in southwestern China. This particular syllable represents the sound "rryr," a tonal syllable with a retroflex initial consonant, and it belongs to the basic set of 1,165 syllables defined in the modern Yi writing system developed in the 1970s. The character falls within the Yi Syllables block of Unicode, which was added to support digital representation and preservation of the language, and it is encoded in UTF-8 as the three byte sequence EA 8A 93.