U+FB60 "ﭠ" Arabic Letter Tteheh Initial Form Unicode Character

U+FB60 "ﭠ" Arabic Letter Tteheh Initial Form is a presentation form of the Arabic letter "ٹ" specifically shaped to appear at the beginning of a word within a cursive Arabic script context. This character represents a variant of the letter "teheh" which is used primarily in certain languages such as Urdu and other South Asian languages to denote a retroflex or emphatic "t" sound that differs from the standard Arabic "ta". As an initial form, it is designed with a distinctive rightward connecting tail that links to the following letter in a word, ensuring proper calligraphic flow. It belongs to the Arabic Presentation Forms-B block, which exists to support complex text layout requirements for compatibility with older systems rather than for general text encoding.