U+A3D5 "ꏕ" Yi Syllable Rux Unicode Character

U+A3D5 "ꏕ" Yi Syllable Rux is part of the Yi Syllables block, which encodes the script used for the Nuosu language, spoken by the Yi people of southwestern China. This specific character represents a single syllable in the Liangshan Standard Yi script, pronounced as "rux," where the final "x" indicates a mid-low falling tone in the romanization system. It is a form of modern Yi writing standardized in 1980, and the glyph appears as a sinuous, vertical character with a distinct loop and stroke structure, used for recording spoken Nuosu in literature, education, and daily communication.