U+AA55 "꩕" Cham Digit Five Unicode Character

U+AA55 "꩕" Cham Digit Five is a numeric symbol from the Cham script, which is used to write the Cham language spoken by the Cham people in parts of Cambodia and Vietnam. It represents the digit five and belongs to the Cham block of the Unicode standard, encoding characters that historically derive from ancient Brahmic scripts. This digit is typically employed in traditional Cham numeral systems for dates, arithmetic, and other contexts where decimal counting is needed. Its distinctive curved and angular design reflects the aesthetic of Cham script calligraphy, helping preserve the cultural and linguistic heritage of the Cham community in digital environments.