U+AA41 "ꩁ" Cham Letter Final G Unicode Character

U+AA41 "ꩁ" Cham Letter Final G is a glyph from the Cham alphabet, used historically and in modern contexts for the Cham language spoken in parts of Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand. This specific character represents a final consonant sound, functioning as the "g" sound positioned at the end of a syllable, which is distinct from initial or medial consonant forms. It forms part of the Cham script's set of final consonants, essential for accurately representing the phonology of the language in writing.