Unicode Block - Hanunoo
Unicode Version 18.0
Hanunoo is a script used for writing the Hanunoo language, spoken by the Mangyan people on the island of Mindoro in the Philippines, and it is traditionally inscribed onto bamboo with a knife. This writing system includes twenty-three consonant and vowel characters, along with diacritical marks that modify vowel sounds, and it is written in vertical columns from bottom to top, though the columns are read from left to right. The script also features its own set of punctuation marks, such as a period-like sign and a phrase separator, which help structure the text without relying on spaces between words.
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U+1720
ᜠ
Hanunoo Letter A
U+1721
ᜡ
Hanunoo Letter I
U+1722
ᜢ
Hanunoo Letter U
U+1723
ᜣ
Hanunoo Letter Ka
U+1724
ᜤ
Hanunoo Letter Ga
U+1725
ᜥ
Hanunoo Letter Nga
U+1726
ᜦ
Hanunoo Letter Ta
U+1727
ᜧ
Hanunoo Letter Da
U+1728
ᜨ
Hanunoo Letter Na
U+1729
ᜩ
Hanunoo Letter Pa
U+172A
ᜪ
Hanunoo Letter Ba
U+172B
ᜫ
Hanunoo Letter Ma
U+172C
ᜬ
Hanunoo Letter Ya
U+172D
ᜭ
Hanunoo Letter Ra
U+172E
ᜮ
Hanunoo Letter La
U+172F
ᜯ
Hanunoo Letter Wa
U+1730
ᜰ
Hanunoo Letter Sa
U+1731
ᜱ
Hanunoo Letter Ha
U+1732
ᜲ
Hanunoo Vowel Sign I
U+1733
ᜳ
Hanunoo Vowel Sign U
U+1734
᜴
Hanunoo Sign Pamudpod
U+1735
᜵
Philippine Single Punctuation
U+1736
᜶
Philippine Double Punctuation
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