A720 Latin Extended-D A7FF

Additions for UPA

Egyptological additions

CROSS_REF { "name2": "hebrew letter alef", "cp2": "05D0" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "arabic letter alef with hamza above", "cp2": "0623" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter left half ring", "cp2": "02BF" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "hebrew letter ayin", "cp2": "05E2" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "arabic letter ain", "cp2": "0639" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin letter ain", "cp2": "1D25" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter small ain", "cp2": "1D5C" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter glottal i", "cp2": "A7BD" }

Mayanist additions

These are used for Mayan orthographies of the colonial period.

CROSS_REF { "name2": "cyrillic capital letter en with hook", "cp2": "04C7" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter h with descender", "cp2": "2C67" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "uvular fricative, see 0281" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "also used in Bantu linguistics for the voiced alveolar lateral fricative, see 026E" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter heng with hook", "cp2": "0267" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter h with palatal hook", "cp2": "A795" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter small heng", "cp2": "AB5C" }

ALIAS_LINE { "text": "tezh digraph" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "palatoalveolar affricate [ts]" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter ts digraph", "cp2": "02A6" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter tesh digraph", "cp2": "02A7" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "uvular ejective stop [qʼ]" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "turned digit three", "cp2": "218B" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "velar ejective stop [kʼ]" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "digit four", "cp2": "0034" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "alveolar ejective affricate [tsʼ]" }

Medievalist additions

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter small capital aa", "cp2": "10780" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "greek capital reversed dotted lunate sigma symbol", "cp2": "03FF" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "greek small reversed dotted lunate sigma symbol", "cp2": "037D" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter l with bar", "cp2": "023D" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter l with bar", "cp2": "019A" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter o with middle tilde", "cp2": "019F" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter o with stroke", "cp2": "00F8" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter barred o", "cp2": "0275" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "cyrillic small letter double o", "cp2": "A699" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "ruble sign", "cp2": "20BD" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "greek rho with stroke symbol", "cp2": "03FC" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter p with middle tilde", "cp2": "1D71" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter c with cedilla", "cp2": "00E7" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "Old English, Old Norse" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "representative glyph is preferred in Old English text" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "Old Norse fonts show a more horizontal stroke" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter reversed open e", "cp2": "A7AB" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter yogh", "cp2": "021D" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "digit nine", "cp2": "0039" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "superscript nine", "cp2": "2079" }

COMMENT_LINE { "text": "# <super> A76F" }

Insular and Celticist letters

These letters are meant for transcriptions of medieval manuscripts, or for modern phonetic notations, for cases where the letters contrast with their Carolingian forms. For representing whole texts in an Insular style, one should use the regular Latin letters and display them with an Insular typeface.

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "dental fricative [ð]" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter eth", "cp2": "00F0" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter delta", "cp2": "1E9F" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 1D79" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter closed insular g", "cp2": "A7D0" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "velar nasal [ŋ]" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter turned g", "cp2": "1D77" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "voiceless alveolar lateral fricative [ɬ]" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter r with long leg", "cp2": "027C" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter long s", "cp2": "017F" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "voiceless dental fricative [θ]" }

Modifier letters

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used as a tone letter for Lahu and Akha" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter circumflex accent", "cp2": "02C6" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter low up arrowhead", "cp2": "02F0" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "caret", "cp2": "2038" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used as a tone letter in some orthographies" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "Budu (Congo), Sabaot (Kenya), Grebo (Liberia), and several Papua New Guinea languages" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "colon", "cp2": "003A" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter triangular colon", "cp2": "02D0" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter raised colon", "cp2": "02F8" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "lisu letter tone mya jeu", "cp2": "A4FD" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used as a tone letter for Budu" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "equals sign", "cp2": "003D" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter unaspirated", "cp2": "02ED" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "double hyphen", "cp2": "2E40" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "small equals sign", "cp2": "FE66" }

Orthographic letters for glottals

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "Me'phaa (Mexico)" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "saltillos are used as a casing pair for glottal stop in some orthographies" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "the lowercase is widely used in many languages in Mexico and other regions, including Izere in Nigeria" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "apostrophe", "cp2": "0027" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter glottal stop", "cp2": "0242" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin letter glottal stop", "cp2": "0294" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter apostrophe", "cp2": "02BC" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter glottal stop", "cp2": "02C0" }

Additional letter

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used in the Dan/Gio orthography in Liberia" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "also historically used in Latin-based orthographies for Abaza and Abkhaz" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 0265" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "cyrillic capital letter che", "cp2": "0427" }

Phonetic symbol

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "voiceless lateral retroflex fricative" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used to transcribe Toda" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter l with belt", "cp2": "026C" }

Transliteration letter for sinology

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used in transliteration of Phags-Pa and in phonetic transcription of Tangut" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "middle dot", "cp2": "00B7" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "bullet", "cp2": "2022" }

Additional letters

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "velar nasal [ŋ]" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "Yañalif" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter eng", "cp2": "014B" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter n with long right leg", "cp2": "019E" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "cyrillic small letter en with descender", "cp2": "04A3" }

ALIAS_LINE { "text": "Cambrian symbol" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "euro sign", "cp2": "20AC" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "voiceless postalveolar affricate [tʃ]" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "Nanai, ..." }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "cyrillic small letter ukrainian ie", "cp2": "0454" }

Additions for Lithuanian dialectology

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "uppercase is A7C4" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter heng", "cp2": "A727" }

Letters for Middle Vietnamese

Archaic letters for Ewe

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter f with hook", "cp2": "0191" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "french franc sign", "cp2": "20A3" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "old Ewe orthography" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "also used in the Anthropos phonetic alphabet" }

Archaic letters for Volapük

Letters for pre-1921 Latvian orthography

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "also used in pre-1950 Lower Sorbian orthography" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter long s with diagonal stroke", "cp2": "1E9C" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter s with short stroke overlay", "cp2": "A7CA" }

Additional letters

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 0266" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used in Chad" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 025C" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter ezh", "cp2": "01B7" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter yogh", "cp2": "021C" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "cyrillic capital letter ze", "cp2": "0417" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 0261" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 026C" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter l with bar", "cp2": "023D" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin letter small capital l with belt", "cp2": "1DF04" }

Letter for West African languages

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 026A" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "also used in Unifon" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter i", "cp2": "0049" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin letter small capital i", "cp2": "026A" }

Letter for Japanese phonemic transcription

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used to represent gemination" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "modifier letter capital q", "cp2": "A7F4" }

Letters for Americanist orthographies

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 029E" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 0287" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "also used in Unifon" }

Letter for African languages

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 029D" }

Letter for German dialectology

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is AB53" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "greek capital letter chi", "cp2": "03A7" }

Letters for African languages

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter sharp s", "cp2": "00DF" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "greek small letter beta", "cp2": "03B2" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter closed omega", "cp2": "0277" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "greek small letter omega", "cp2": "03C9" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "cyrillic small letter omega", "cp2": "0461" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "cyrillic small letter broad omega", "cp2": "A64D" }

Letters for Mazahua (México)

Letters for Ugaritic and Egyptological transliteration

These letters are always shown in italic style in actual use for transliteration.

ALIAS_LINE { "text": "egyptological yod" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter egyptological alef", "cp2": "A723" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter egyptological ain", "cp2": "A725" }

Additional medieval letters

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used in Old Polish as a nasal vowel" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter o with stroke", "cp2": "00F8" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used in medieval English and Cornish" }

Letters used in early Pinyin romanization

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is A794" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 0282" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 1D8E" }

Additional letters for Gaulish

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter eth", "cp2": "00D0" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter d with stroke", "cp2": "0110" }

ALIAS_LINE { "text": "tau gallicum" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "indicates a dental affricate" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter d with stroke", "cp2": "0111" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "attested in handwritten documents used in pairs as an alternate tau gallicum" }

Letter for Eastern Dan

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 0264" }

Letters for Luiseño

Letters used in the Middle English Ormulum

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter insular g", "cp2": "1D79" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter thorn", "cp2": "00FE" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin letter wynn", "cp2": "01BF" }

Letters used in medieval palaeography

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used in Middle Scots for s, ss, ser, sir, is, sis, etc." }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter sharp s", "cp2": "00DF" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used in Middle Cornish, Middle English, and Middle Scots" }

Letters used in Wakashan and Salishan languages

CROSS_REF { "name2": "greek small letter lamda", "cp2": "03BB" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "lowercase is 019B " }

Modifier letters for Chatino (México)

COMMENT_LINE { "text": "# <super> 0043" }

COMMENT_LINE { "text": "# <super> 0046" }

Modifier letter for Japanese phonemic transcription

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin letter small capital q", "cp2": "A7AF" }

COMMENT_LINE { "text": "# <super> 0051" }

Ancient Gaulish and Celtic epigraphic letters

ALIAS_LINE { "text": "H dimidié" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "appears in inscriptions from the Roman provinces of Gaul" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter half h", "cp2": "2C75" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "the lowercase is not attested in inscriptions but is used by scholars when transcribing" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "Celtic inscriptions" }

Additions for Extended IPA

COMMENT_LINE { "text": "# <super> 0126" }

NOTICE_LINE { "text": "A typographical distinction between a capital form and a small capital form is not distinctive for this character in IPA usage." }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "faucalized" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin letter small capital h", "cp2": "029C" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "labialized: open-rounded" }

COMMENT_LINE { "text": "# <super> 0153" }

Addition for UPA

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "voiceless closed central vowel" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter turned m", "cp2": "026F" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "cyrillic small letter sha", "cp2": "0448" }

Ancient Roman epigraphic letters

ALIAS_LINE { "text": "filia (daughter), femina (woman, female)" }

ALIAS_LINE { "text": "puella (girl)" }

ALIAS_LINE { "text": "mulier, matrona (married woman)" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin capital letter turned m", "cp2": "019C" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "logograph for the praenomen \"Manius\"" }