U+A9D2 "꧒" Javanese Digit Two Unicode Character

U+A9D2 "꧒" Javanese Digit Two is a numeric glyph from the Javanese script, representing the numeral 2 in the traditional writing system used for the Javanese language on the island of Java, Indonesia. This digit is part of a decimal numbering system that is visually distinct from Western Arabic numerals, employing curved and angular strokes typical of Javanese calligraphy. It is encoded in the Unicode block for Javanese (U+A980 to U+A9DF), which was introduced to preserve and support the digital representation of this culturally significant script. The character is used in historical and modern contexts for writing dates, numbers, and quantities in Javanese text, helping to maintain linguistic heritage in digital communication.