U+A40A "ꐊ" Yi Syllable Qo Unicode Character

U+A40A "ꐊ" Yi Syllable Qo is a character from the Yi script, specifically the Modern Yi syllabary used to write the Nuosu language, a member of the Lolo-Burmese branch of the Tibeto-Burman language family spoken primarily in Sichuan, China. This syllable represents the sound "qo," with the initial consonant being a voiceless velar affricate, and it is part of a standardized set of 1,164 syllables established in the 1970s to unify and promote literacy for the Nuosu people. The character appears in the Unicode block for Yi Syllables (U+A000 to U+A48F) and aids in documenting one of China’s officially recognized minority languages, preserving its unique writing system based on traditional Yi glyphs.