Unicode Block - Armenian
Armenian is a script used to write the Armenian language, featuring its own distinct alphabet of 39 letters, which was created in the early fifth century by Saint Mesrop Mashtots. The characters cover both uppercase and lowercase forms, along with punctuation marks and a handful of typographic symbols, such as the Armenian apostrophe and emphasis marks, all designed to support the phonetic and grammatical needs of the language. This writing system has remained largely unchanged for over 1,500 years, serving as a vital cultural identifier for the Armenian people, and its Unicode encoding ensures that modern digital texts, including historical manuscripts and contemporary literature, can be rendered and shared accurately across different platforms and devices.