U+AA59 "꩙" Cham Digit Nine Unicode Character

U+AA59 "꩙" Cham Digit Nine is a numeric glyph belonging to the Cham script, which is traditionally used to write the Cham language spoken by the Cham people in Cambodia, Vietnam, and parts of Laos. This digit represents the number nine and is part of a decimal numeral system encoded in the Cham block of Unicode, designed to support the historical and modern writing needs of the Cham community. Its appearance features curved strokes typical of the script's calligraphic style, reflecting the Brahmic family of scripts from which it derives.