Yes Value in Deprecated Unicode Property

Unicode Version 18.0

Yes is a flag indicating that a character has been officially declared obsolete within the Unicode standard, meaning its use is strongly discouraged for new text. This designation applies to characters that were once encoded but later replaced by other codepoints or encoding schemes, often due to technical flaws or better alternatives. When a character carries this "Yes" value, it signals to software and users that the character is retained only for backward compatibility, not for active use. The presence of this flag does not make the character invalid, but it warns against relying on it in modern text processing, rendering, or data interchange, as future Unicode versions may remove support or alter its behavior.

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U+0149
ʼn
Latin Small Letter N Preceded by Apostrophe
U+0673
ٳ
Arabic Letter Alef with Wavy Hamza Below
U+0F77
ཷ
Tibetan Vowel Sign Vocalic Rr
U+0F79
ཹ
Tibetan Vowel Sign Vocalic Ll
U+17A3
ឣ
Khmer Independent Vowel Qaq
U+17A4
ឤ
Khmer Independent Vowel Qaa
U+206A

Inhibit Symmetric Swapping
U+206B

Activate Symmetric Swapping
U+206C

Inhibit Arabic Form Shaping
U+206D

Activate Arabic Form Shaping
U+206E

National Digit Shapes
U+206F

Nominal Digit Shapes
U+2329
⟨
Left-Pointing Angle Bracket
U+232A
⟩
Right-Pointing Angle Bracket
U+E0001
󠀁
Language Tag