Line Break - Aksara Pre-Base

Unicode Version 18.0

Aksara Pre-Base is a line break class used for certain South and Southeast Asian scripts, such as Javanese and Balinese, where a consonant sign or modifier appears before its base consonant in visual order but is grammatically attached to that base. This value ensures that the pre-base character does not cause a line break between itself and the following base consonant, keeping the cluster intact. It also prevents breaks immediately before the pre-base character, while allowing breaks after it in specific contexts, thus preserving the correct reading order and avoiding awkward or incorrect line wrapping in these complex scripts.

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U+11003
𑀃
Brahmi Sign Jihvamuliya
U+11004
𑀄
Brahmi Sign Upadhmaniya
U+113D1
𑏑
Tulu-Tigalari Repha
U+1193F
𑤿
Dives Akuru Prefixed Nasal Sign
U+11941
𑥁
Dives Akuru Initial Ra
U+11F02
𑼂
Kawi Sign Repha