Khojki Letter Tta at U+11214 represents the retroflex consonant tta in the Khojki script. It is a printable letter in the Khojki Unicode block, used for writing historical and religious texts associated especially with the Nizari Ismaili Khoja community of South Asia. In Khojki orthography, this letter is used where Indo-Aryan languages distinguish a retroflex stop from the dental t sound. It corresponds broadly to the sound written á¹ in scholarly transliteration, as in Sindhi, Gujarati, Punjabi, or related vernacular material when represented in Khojki manuscripts. The character is most often encountered in digitized manuscripts, catalog records, academic editions, and font or keyboard projects that preserve Khojki writing rather than replacing it with Gujarati, Arabic, or Latin transliteration. Because Khojki is a historic script with limited everyday use, correct display depends on specialist fonts and shaping support more often than for major modern scripts.