U+FB7F "ﭿ" Arabic Letter Tcheheh Final Form Unicode Character

U+FB7F "ﭿ" Arabic Letter Tcheheh Final Form is a presentation form of the Arabic letter Tcheheh, which represents the sound "t͡ʃ" similar to the "ch" in "church," and is used in languages like Urdu, Kashmiri, and other South Asian languages that employ the Arabic script. This specific glyph is designed for the final position of a word, where it connects to the preceding letter on the right but not to any letter on its left. It is part of the Unicode block for Arabic Presentation Forms A, which encodes contextual variants that adjust the shape of letters based on their position within a word. The character's visual appearance features a looped body and a distinctive curved tail, helping to distinguish it from similar letters like the final form of the standard Arabic "teh".