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vav holam
05D5 05B9 וֹ (ו+ ֹ) FB4b וֹ מִצְוֹת,
vav holam haser
05D5 05BA וֺ (ו+ ֺ) מִצְוֺת
vav holam haser
05D5 ZWNJ 05B9 ו‌ֹ (ו+ZWNJ+ ֹ)
From Wikipedia article Zero-width non-joiner use to implement holam haser (still not working): עֲו‌ֹנֹת

Unicode Standard, 9.1:
Holam Male and Holam Haser. The vowel point holam represents the vowel phoneme /o/. The consonant letter vav represents the consonant phoneme /w/, but in some words is used to represent a vowel, /o/. When the point holam is used on vav, the combination usually represents the vowel /o/, but in a very small number of cases represents the consonantvowel combination /wo/. A typographic distinction is made between these two in many versions of Biblical text. In most cases, in which vav + holam together represents the vowel /o/, the point holam is centered above the vav and referred to as holam male. In the less frequent cases, in which the vav represents the consonant /w/, some versions show the point holam positioned above left. This is referred to as holam haser. The character U+05BA hebrew point holam haser for vav is intended for use as holam haser only in those cases where a distinction is needed. When the distinction is made, the character U+05B9 hebrew point holam is used to represent the point holam male on vav. U+05BA hebrew point holam haser for vav is intended for use only on vav; results of combining this character with other base characters are not defined. Not all users distinguish between the two forms of holam, and not all implementations can be assumed to support U+05BA hebrew point holam haser for vav.

Response to “Proposal to add HEBREW POINT HOLAM HASER FOR VAV to the BMP of the UCS” (L2/04-310)