ݨ

ݨ (Arabic Letter Noon With Small Tah, U+0768) is a specialized character used in the Arabic script, primarily to represent sounds not found in standard Arabic. Visually, it consists of the Arabic letter Noon (ن) surmounted by a small mark resembling the letter Tah (ط). This character is crucial for writing languages like Sindhi and Saraiki, where it commonly denotes a retroflex nasal consonant, similar to the "rn" sound in some English pronunciations of "burn." Its inclusion in Unicode reflects the adaptability of the Arabic script to accurately transcribe the phonetics of diverse languages beyond its original scope, extending the functionality of the base Arabic letter Noon (ن) to represent distinct sounds.