U+AA2B "ꨫ" Cham Vowel Sign Ii Unicode Character

U+AA2B "ꨫ" Cham Vowel Sign Ii is a combining diacritical mark used in the Cham script to represent a long "ii" vowel sound, distinct from the short "i" indicated by a separate character. It is written above the base consonant it modifies and is part of the Cham language, which is spoken by the Cham people primarily in Cambodia and Vietnam. This character belongs to the Cham block of Unicode, supporting the written representation of Cham words that require the elongated vowel duration for correct pronunciation and meaning.