Popular Books:
07C0: N'Ko
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'N'Ko', which contains 64 code points to represent N'Ko alphabets used in the Mande language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
0840: Mandaic
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Mandaic', which contains 32 code points to represent alphabets used in the Mandaic language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
0900: Devanagari
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Devanagari', which contains 128 code points to represent Devanagari characters. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
0980: Bengali
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Bengali', which contains 128 code points to represent alphabets used in the Bengali language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
0A00: Gurmukhi
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Gurmukhi', which contains 128 code points to represent Gurmukhi alphabets used in the Punjabi language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
0A80: Gujarati
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Gujarati', which contains 128 code points to represent Gujarati alphabets used in the Gujarati language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
0B00: Oriya
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Oriya', which contains 128 code points to represent Oriya alphabets used in the Oriya language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
0C00: Telugu
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Telugu', which contains 128 code points to represent Telugu alphabets used in the Telugu language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
0C80: Kannada
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Kannada', which contains 128 code points to represent Kannada alphabets used in the Kannada language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
0D00: Malayalam
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Malayalam', which contains 128 code points to represent Malayalam alphabets used in the Malayalam language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
0E80: Lao
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Lao', which contains 128 code points to represent Lao alphabets used in the Lao language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
0F00: Tibetan
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Tibetan', which contains 256 code points to represent Tibetan alphabets used in the Tibetan language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
1000: Myanmar
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Myanmar', which contains 160 code points to represent Myanmar alphabets used in the Myanmar language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
10A0: Georgian
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Georgian', which contains 96 code points to represent Georgian alphabets used in the Georgian language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
1100: Hangul Jamo
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Hangul Jamo', which contains 256 code points to represent Hangul alphabets used in the Korean language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
13A0: Cherokee
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Cherokee', which contains 160 code points to represent Cherokee alphabets used in the Cherokee language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
16A0: Runic
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Runic', which contains 96 code points to represent Runic alphabets used in Germanic languages. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
1700: Tagalog
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Tagalog', which contains 32 code points to represent Tagalog alphabets used in the Tagalog language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
1740: Buhid
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Buhid', which contains 32 code points to represent Buhid alphabets used in the Buhid language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
1760: Tagbanwa
This section provides a quick summary of the Unicode code point block: 'Tagbanwa', which contains 32 code points to represent Tagbanwa alphabets used in the Tagbanwa language. 2022-10-01, ∼100🔥, 0💬
Popular Posts:
Where to find lucky wedding dates for year 2099? Lucky Wedding Dates: 2099 - Year of the Goat ⇒ Lu...
This section describes how to create a new table in a MS Access database through the JDBC-ODBC drive...
I've created Chinese Lunar calendars for my Chinese partner for ten years but your website calendars...
This chapter describes some basic concepts of cryptography: what is cryptography, what is function a...
Hi, I'm getting married next year and I stumbled across your auspicious wedding dates for 2017. Your...