Arabic letter E, medial form

It is ې with its medial shape fixed. A joining letter can look different alone, at a word’s start, in its middle, and at its end; “medial” is the middle form, joined on both sides. In a table that writes Uyghur in Latin letters, ې corresponds to e.

Older Arabic text systems stored positional shapes as separate characters, so Unicode retains them for compatibility. For ordinary Uyghur or Pashto text, enter the base letter ې (U+06D0); layout software selects its connected form from context.