What 𐴇 means
It represents the Rohingya consonant /h/.
Hanifi Rohingya letter ha names a speech sound; it does not stand for a whole word. In running text, it joins neighboring letters, and its displayed shape can change with them. Read it as part of a Rohingya word.
Why was Hanifi Rohingya created?
It was designed as a writing system for Rohingya.
A script sheet finalized by Hanif and others on February 19, 1980 is an early documented record. The supplied history describes development by the Rohingya Language Committee under Maulana Mohammed Hanif, with letters designed for Rohingya sounds. Hanifi Rohingya has Arabic influence, but it is a distinct script. Books, newspapers, and community schools have used it alongside Arabic, Burmese, and Latin writing.
A Hanifi Rohingya letter identifies writing in that script; its tone depends on the word and message around it.
A box on screen can mean the font lacks Hanifi Rohingya support.
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Questions people ask
2Is 𐴇 an Arabic letter?
No. It belongs to Hanifi Rohingya. Arabic influenced the script’s design, but Hanifi Rohingya is a distinct writing system for Rohingya.
Why does 𐴇 show as a box?
The font may not include Hanifi Rohingya. Try a font with support for the script, such as Noto Sans Hanifi Rohingya.
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How to type or find 𐴇
- Search it as
- ha · h · Hanifi Rohingya · Rohingya · Rohg · letter · consonant · script
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
𐴇\10D07Codes and encoding1 code points
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