U+AA45 "ꩅ" Cham Letter Final T Unicode Character

U+AA45 "ꩅ" Cham Letter Final T is a character from the Cham script, used to represent a final consonant sound "t" at the end of a syllable in the Cham language, which is spoken by the Cham people primarily in Cambodia and Vietnam. This character is part of the Cham Unicode block, which was added to the standard to support the writing system for this Austronesian language. Its specific role is to function as a final consonant letter, often modifying how a preceding vowel is pronounced, and it contrasts with other Cham characters that represent initial or medial sounds.