Glagolitic Small Letter Caudate Chrivi

Glagolitic Small Letter Caudate Chrivi at U+2C5F is a lowercase Glagolitic letter used in scholarly and encoded texts for a caudate form of chrivi. It belongs to the Glagolitic block, whose characters support the oldest Slavic alphabet in plain text rather than relying on manuscript images or custom fonts. Its practical use is narrow: it appears in editions, catalogues, and linguistic discussions of Old Church Slavonic and other early Slavic materials when a source distinguishes this special chrivi form. Researchers may use ⱟ in diplomatic transcription, alphabet tables, or manuscript comparison to preserve the exact letterform found in a text. Outside Slavic paleography, codicology, and historical linguistics, the character is rarely needed. It can be easy to confuse with other Glagolitic letters or with a stylized Latin-looking form in unsuitable fonts, so accurate use depends on sources that identify the caudate chrivi specifically.