Script

Abbr

Adlm

Count

88

Adlam is a script used for writing the Fulani language, encoded with its own character block for digital text.

Abbr

Afak

Count

0

Afaka is a script used for writing the Aukan language, also known as Ndyuka, a creole spoken in Suriname.

Abbr

Aghb

Count

53

Caucasian Albanian is a script used for an ancient Christian language in the Caucasus, encoded for digital text.

Abbr

Ahom

Count

65

Ahom is a historical script used for the Tai language of the Ahom people, encoded for scholarly and digital preservation.

Abbr

Arab

Count

1452

Arabic is a script used for writing Arabic, Persian, Urdu, and several other languages, with cursive letterforms and right-to-left direction.

Abbr

Aran

Count

0

Arabic (Nastaliq variant) is a script value used for languages like Urdu and Punjabi, characterized by its flowing, slanted calligraphic style.

Abbr

Armi

Count

31

Imperial Aramaic is a script value used for writing ancient Aramaic from the 8th to 3rd centuries BCE, including in Persian Empire records.

Abbr

Armn

Count

99

Armenian is a script value used to identify text written in the Armenian alphabet, supporting both classical and modern forms.

Abbr

Avst

Count

61

Avestan is the script used for writing the sacred texts of Zoroastrianism, originating in ancient Iran.

Abbr

Bali

Count

127

Balinese is a script used for writing the Balinese language, with its Unicode value covering consonants, vowels, and diacritics.

Abbr

Bamu

Count

657

Bamum is a script used for the Bamum language and kingdom in Cameroon, with historical and modern variants.

Abbr

Bass

Count

36

Bassa Vah is a script used for writing the Bassa language, with its Unicode characters encoded in the range U+16AD0 to U+16AFF.

Abbr

Batk

Count

56

Batak is a script used for writing the Batak languages of Sumatra, with characters that include syllabic signs, vowels, and punctuation marks.

Abbr

Beng

Count

98

Bengali is a writing system used for the Assamese and Bengali languages, with distinct letterforms and conjunct ligatures.

Abbr

Berf

Count

50

Beria Erfe is a script value used for writing the Beria language, primarily in Chad and Sudan.

Abbr

Bhks

Count

97

Bhaiksuki is a historical script used for writing Buddhist texts, primarily in Sanskrit, from around the 11th to 12th centuries in northeastern India.

Abbr

Blis

Count

0

Blissymbols is a constructed ideographic writing system used for augmentative and alternative communication, with its own script category in Unicode.

Abbr

Bopo

Count

77

Bopomofo is a script value representing the phonetic symbols used in Taiwanese Mandarin education, covering characters like ㄅ to ㄦ.

Abbr

Brah

Count

115

Brahmi is an ancient writing system of South Asia, historically used for Sanskrit and Prakrit, and encoded for digital text.

Abbr

Brai

Count

256

Braille is a script used to encode tactile writing systems, with Unicode codepoints for all six and eight dot patterns.

Abbr

Bugi

Count

30

Buginese is an abugida script used for writing the Bugis language, primarily in South Sulawesi, Indonesia.

Abbr

Buhd

Count

20

Buhid is a script used for writing the Buhid language, with its characters encoded in Unicode for digital text representation.

Abbr

Cakm

Count

71

Chakma is a Brahmic script used for the Chakma language, featuring unique vowel and consonant signs, with a distinct set of digits.

Abbr

Cans

Count

726

Canadian Aboriginal is an assigned script value indicating text written in Canadian Indigenous syllabics, used for languages like Cree and Inuktitut.

Abbr

Cari

Count

49

Carian is a script used for the ancient Carian language of Anatolia, written right to left with a distinct alphabet.

Abbr

Cham

Count

83

Cham is a script used for writing the Eastern Cham language, primarily in Vietnam and Cambodia.

Abbr

Cher

Count

172

Cherokee is a North American syllabary script used for writing the Cherokee language, with distinct characters for syllables and a unique visual style.

Abbr

Chis

Count

0

Chisoi is a script value denoting the historical Chisoi writing system, used for inscriptions in ancient Central Asia.

Abbr

Chrs

Count

28

Chorasmian is a script used for the extinct Eastern Iranian language of the same name, encoded for historic texts.

Abbr

Cirt

Count

0

Cirth is a fictional runic script from J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium, used for writing Dwarvish and other Middle-earth languages.

Abbr

Copt

Count

137

Coptic is a historical script used for the Egyptian Coptic language, derived from Greek with added letters for native sounds.

Abbr

Cpmn

Count

99

Cypro Minoan is a script value used for the undeciphered writing system of Late Bronze Age Cyprus, encoded for ancient inscriptions.

Abbr

Cprt

Count

55

Cypriot is a script used to write the ancient Cypriot Greek language, featuring syllabic signs for consonants and vowels.

Abbr

Cyrl

Count

508

Cyrillic is a script value used for writing Slavic and non-Slavic languages across Eurasia, including Russian, Ukrainian, Serbian, and Mongolian.

Abbr

Cyrs

Count

0

Cyrillic (Old Church Slavonic variant) is a script value identifying early Slavic liturgical texts written in a distinctive medieval orthography.

Abbr

Deva

Count

165

Devanagari is a script used for writing Sanskrit, Hindi, and other South Asian languages, with each character representing a syllable.

Abbr

Diak

Count

72

Dives Akuru is a script historically used for writing the Sinhala language in Sri Lanka, with its Unicode encoding supporting modern digital use.

Abbr

Dogr

Count

60

Dogra is a script used for writing the Dogri language, primarily in the Jammu region of India, with historical ties to the Takri family.

Abbr

Dsrt

Count

80

Deseret is a script used for a phonetic English orthography, with its Unicode values covering letters for writing Deseret alphabet text.

Abbr

Dupl

Count

143

Duployan is a script used for shorthand, with characters encoded for stenographic writing systems and phonetic transcription.

Abbr

Egyd

Count

0

Egyptian demotic is a script value used to identify the writing system of ancient Egyptian cursive texts, distinct from hieroglyphs and hieratic.

Abbr

Egyh

Count

0

Egyptian hieratic is a script value used to encode cursive hieroglyphic texts, primarily from ancient Egypt’s religious and administrative documents.

Abbr

Egyp

Count

5105

Egyptian Hieroglyphs is a script value used for ancient Egyptian writing, covering logographic and alphabetic signs in the Unicode standard.

Abbr

Elba

Count

40

Elbasan is a historical script used for writing the Albanian language in the 18th century, with Unicode encoding for its characters.

Abbr

Elym

Count

23

Elymaic is a script used for writing the Elymaic language in ancient southwestern Iran, with right-to-left directionality and a consonant-based alphabet.

Abbr

Ethi

Count

523

Ethiopic is a script value used for Geʽez and related languages like Amharic and Tigrinya, covering syllabic and alphabetic writing.

Abbr

Gara

Count

69

Garay is a script used for writing the Mandé language, with distinct letterforms and a right‑to‑left direction.

Abbr

Geok

Count

0

Georgian is an alphabetic script used for writing the Kartvelian languages, primarily Georgian, with distinct forms like Mkhedruli.

Abbr

Geor

Count

173

Georgian is a script used for writing the Kartvelian languages, primarily Georgian, with distinct forms like Mkhedruli and Asomtavruli.

Abbr

Glag

Count

134

Glagolitic is a script value used for the medieval Slavic writing system, encompassing letters and symbols for languages like Old Church Slavonic.

Abbr

Gong

Count

63

Gunjala Gondi is a script used for writing the Gondi language, primarily in central India.

Abbr

Gonm

Count

75

Masaram Gondi is a Script value representing the writing system used for the Gondi language, encoded for digital text.

Abbr

Goth

Count

27

Gothic is a script used for the East Germanic language, with characters encoded for historical and linguistic documentation.

Abbr

Gran

Count

85

Grantha is a script value representing the historical Grantha writing system, used primarily for Sanskrit in South India.

Abbr

Grek

Count

520

Greek is a script value covering the Greek alphabet, used for Ancient and Modern Greek, plus Coptic and some mathematical symbols.

Abbr

Gujr

Count

91

Gujarati is a script used for writing the Gujarati language, primarily spoken in the Indian state of Gujarat.

Abbr

Gukh

Count

58

Gurung Khema is a script used for writing the Tamu language, primarily in Nepal, with its own distinct Unicode character block.

Abbr

Guru

Count

80

Gurmukhi is a script used primarily for writing the Punjabi language, with its Unicode value covering characters from U+0A00 to U+0A7F.

Abbr

Hanb

Count

0

Han with Bopomofo (alias for Han + Bopomofo) is a script value that groups Han ideographs with Bopomofo phonetic symbols for unified text processing.

Abbr

Hang

Count

11739

Hangul is the script value assigned to Korean characters, covering the modern Hangul syllables and related jamo letters.

Abbr

Hani

Count

103352

Han is the script value for Chinese characters, used historically across China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam, with simplified and traditional forms.

Abbr

Hano

Count

21

Hanunoo is a script used for writing the Hanunó’o language, featuring an indigenous syllabic system with 48 characters.

Abbr

Hans

Count

0

Han (Simplified variant) is a script value for Chinese characters using simplified forms, distinct from traditional variants, with a single sentence summary.

Abbr

Hant

Count

0

Han (Traditional variant) is a script value covering Chinese characters in their traditional forms, used primarily in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.

Abbr

Hatr

Count

26

Hatran is a script value representing the Aramaic-derived writing system used for inscriptions in the ancient city of Hatra.

Abbr

Hebr

Count

136

Hebrew is the script used for writing Hebrew, Yiddish, and other Jewish languages, with right to left orientation and shared letterforms.

Abbr

Hira

Count

382

Hiragana is a script used for native Japanese words, grammatical elements, and phonetic readings, distinct from katakana and kanji.

Abbr

Hluw

Count

583

Anatolian Hieroglyphs is a script used in ancient Anatolia, encoded for digital text to represent its syllabic and logographic signs.

Abbr

Hmng

Count

127

Pahawh Hmong is a script used to write the Hmong language, uniquely invented in 1959 by Shong Lue Yang.

Abbr

Hmnp

Count

71

Nyiakeng Puachue Hmong is a script used for writing the Hmong language, with its characters encoded in Unicode.

Abbr

Hrkt

Count

0

Katakana Or Hiragana is a script value for characters that can be written in either Japanese syllabary, with usage determined by context.

Abbr

Hung

Count

108

Old Hungarian is a script used for the ancient Hungarian language, with characters historically carved on wood or stone.

Abbr

Inds

Count

0

Indus (Harappan) is a script value representing the undeciphered writing system of the ancient Indus Valley civilization.

Abbr

Ital

Count

39

Old Italic is a script used for ancient Italian languages, including Etruscan and Oscan, with letters derived from Greek.

Abbr

Jamo

Count

0

Jamo (alias for Jamo subset of Hangul) is used for Korean phonetic components, marking consonants and vowels as distinct script characters.

Abbr

Java

Count

90

Javanese is a script used for writing the Javanese language, primarily on the Indonesian island of Java.

Abbr

Jpan

Count

0

Japanese (alias for Han + Hiragana + Katakana) is a script value used to group CJK ideographs with Japanese syllabaries for text processing.

Abbr

Jurc

Count

965

Jurchen is a historical script used for the Jurchen language, encoded for scholarly and digital preservation of medieval Manchurian texts.

Abbr

Kali

Count

47

Kayah Li is a script used for writing the Karen languages in Myanmar and Thailand, featuring 48 characters including vowels and tone marks.

Abbr

Kana

Count

327

Katakana is a Japanese syllabary used primarily for writing foreign loanwords, onomatopoeia, and emphasis, distinct from hiragana and kanji.

Abbr

Kawi

Count

87

Kawi is a historic script used across Southeast Asia, primarily for Old Javanese, Balinese, and Malay inscriptions and literary texts.

Abbr

Khar

Count

68

Kharoshthi is a script used in ancient Gandhara for writing Prakrit and Sanskrit, with a right to left direction.

Abbr

Khmr

Count

146

Khmer is a script used for writing the Khmer language, primarily in Cambodia, with characters ranging from consonants and vowels to digits and diacritics.

Abbr

Khoj

Count

65

Khojki is a script used historically for writing Sindhi and other languages, primarily in the Indian subcontinent.

Abbr

Kitl

Count

0

Khitan large script is a historical writing system used for the Khitan people, encoded for scholarly and digital text preservation.

Abbr

Kits

Count

477

Khitan Small Script is a writing system used for the extinct Khitan language, encoded in Unicode to represent its unique syllabic and logographic characters.

Abbr

Knda

Count

92

Kannada is a Unicode script value representing the writing system used for the Kannada language, primarily in Karnataka, India.

Abbr

Kore

Count

0

Korean (alias for Hangul + Han) is a script value covering both the Korean alphabet Hangul and Chinese characters Han used in Korean writing.

Abbr

Kpel

Count

0

Kpelle is a script used for writing the Kpelle language of West Africa, characterized by syllabic symbols.

Abbr

Krai

Count

58

Kirat Rai is a script used for writing the Kirat languages of Nepal, with unique character shapes and historical significance.

Abbr

Kthi

Count

68

Kaithi is a script used historically for writing languages like Bhojpuri, Magahi, and Maithili in northern India.

Abbr

Lana

Count

127

Tai Tham is a script used for writing Northern Thai, Tai Lue, and Khün languages, primarily in religious and historical texts.

Abbr

Laoo

Count

83

Lao is a script used for writing the Lao language, primarily in Laos, with distinctive rounded letterforms and no spaces between words.

Abbr

Latf

Count

0

Latin (Fraktur variant) is a script value denoting blackletter style letterforms, historically used for German texts, now decorative.

Abbr

Latg

Count

0

Latin (Gaelic variant) is a script identifier for Irish and Scottish Gaelic orthography, covering letters like á, é, í, ó, ú, and ḃ, ċ, ḋ, ḟ, ġ, ṁ, ṗ, ṡ, ṫ.

Abbr

Latn

Count

1653

Latin is a writing system value used for texts in languages like English, Spanish, and French, covering letters and symbols.

Abbr

Leke

Count

0

Leke is a script value used in text processing to identify characters written in the Leke script, primarily for digital rendering and language support.

Abbr

Lepc

Count

74

Lepcha is a script used for writing the Lepcha language of Sikkim, India, with its own distinct letters and tonal marks.

Abbr

Limb

Count

68

Limbu is a script used for writing the Limbu language, primarily in Nepal and India, with distinct glyph shapes.

Abbr

Lina

Count

341

Linear A is a script value used to encode the ancient Minoan writing system, distinct from Linear B and other scripts.

Abbr

Linb

Count

211

Linear B is a script value used to encode ancient Mycenaean Greek syllabic writing, covering signs for syllables, ideograms, and numbers.

Abbr

Lisu

Count

49

Lisu is a script used for the Lisu language, originating from Myanmar and China, with alphabetic letters written left to right.

Abbr

Loma

Count

0

Loma is a writing system used for the Loma language, primarily in Guinea and Liberia, with its own distinct script for tonal syllables.

Abbr

Lyci

Count

29

Lycian is a script used for the ancient Anatolian language, encoded in Unicode for historical text representation.

Abbr

Lydi

Count

27

Lydian is a script value representing the ancient Anatolian writing system used for the Lydian language, encoded in Unicode.

Abbr

Mahj

Count

39

Mahajani is a script used historically for accounting and mercantile records in northern India, encoded separately in Unicode.

Abbr

Maka

Count

25

Makasar is a script used for writing the Makassarese language, historically employed in Sulawesi, Indonesia, with modern revival efforts.

Abbr

Mand

Count

29

Mandaic is a script used for the liturgical language of the Mandaean religion, originating from ancient Mesopotamia and written right to left.

Abbr

Mani

Count

51

Manichaean is a script value used for writing the ancient Manichaean religion’s texts, including liturgical and doctrinal works.

Abbr

Marc

Count

68

Marchen is a script used for the historical Tibetan-related Marchen language, with Unicode codepoints assigned for its letters and digits.

Abbr

Maya

Count

0

Mayan hieroglyphs is a script value representing the historical writing system of the Maya civilization, used for inscriptions and codices.

Abbr

Medf

Count

91

Medefaidrin is a script used for the Medefaidrin language, with its Unicode characters supporting this indigenous Nigerian writing system.

Abbr

Mend

Count

213

Mende Kikakui is a script used for the Mende language of Sierra Leone, with its own unique syllabic writing system.

Abbr

Merc

Count

90

Meroitic Cursive is a script value used for writing the ancient Meroitic language, encoded for digital text representation.

Abbr

Mero

Count

32

Meroitic Hieroglyphs is a script value used for the ancient cursive and hieroglyphic writing system of the Kingdom of Kush, encoded for digital text.

Abbr

Mlym

Count

118

Malayalam is a script used to write the Malayalam language, primarily in Kerala, India, with its own distinct letterforms and conjuncts.

Abbr

Modi

Count

79

Modi is a script value used to denote text written in the historical Modi script, primarily for the Marathi language.

Abbr

Mong

Count

168

Mongolian is a script value used for the traditional vertical writing system of the Mongolian language, including its historic forms like Manchu.

Abbr

Moon

Count

0

Moon (Moon code, Moon script, Moon type) is a tactile writing system for the blind, using raised curved lines and shapes rather than embossed dots.

Abbr

Mroo

Count

43

Mro is a script value for the Mru language, used in Myanmar and Bangladesh, with about 50,000 speakers.

Abbr

Mtei

Count

79

Meetei Mayek is a script value used for writing the Manipuri language, primarily in northeastern India.

Abbr

Mult

Count

38

Multani is a script used for writing the Saraiki language, historically in the Multan region of Pakistan.

Abbr

Mymr

Count

243

Myanmar is a script used for writing Burmese and related languages, featuring circular letters and no spaces between words.

Abbr

Nagm

Count

42

Nag Mundari is a script used for writing the Mundari language, primarily in Jharkhand, India, with a distinct character set.

Abbr

Nand

Count

65

Nandinagari is a historical script used primarily for writing Sanskrit and Kannada manuscripts, especially in southern India.

Abbr

Narb

Count

32

Old North Arabian is a script used for ancient inscriptions in the Arabian Peninsula, encoded for historical text representation.

Abbr

Nbat

Count

40

Nabataean is a historical script used for writing the Nabataean language and Aramaic, featuring cursive, right-to-left letterforms.

Abbr

Newa

Count

97

Newa is a script used for writing the Nepal Bhasa language, primarily in the Kathmandu Valley, with historical and modern applications.

Abbr

Nkdb

Count

0

Naxi Dongba (na²¹ɕi³³ to³³ba²¹, Nakhi Tomba) is a script value identifying pictographic writing used for ritual texts and everyday records.

Abbr

Nkgb

Count

0

Naxi Geba (na²¹ɕi³³ gʌ²¹ba²¹, 'Na-'Khi ²Ggŏ-¹baw, Nakhi Geba) is a script used for writing the Naxi language, with historical syllabic and pictographic forms.

Abbr

Nkoo

Count

62

Nko is a script used for writing the Manding languages of West Africa, with characters encoded in the U+07C0 to U+07FF range.

Abbr

Nshu

Count

397

Nushu is a script used exclusively by women in Hunan, China, encoding a syllabic writing system for the local Xiangnan Tuhua dialect.

Abbr

Ogam

Count

29

Ogham is a script used for writing the early Irish language, typified by linear strokes along stone edges, and encoded in Unicode.

Abbr

Olck

Count

48

Ol Chiki is a script used for writing the Santali language, with its own distinct Unicode character assignments.

Abbr

Onao

Count

44

Ol Onal is a script used for writing the Ho language, primarily in eastern India, with an alphabetic system distinct from other regional scripts.

Abbr

Orkh

Count

73

Old Turkic is a script used for the Orkhon and Yenisei inscriptions, written right to left, with distinct runic-like letterforms.

Abbr

Orya

Count

93

Oriya is a script used for writing the Odia language, primarily in the Indian state of Odisha.

Abbr

Osge

Count

72

Osage is a script value used for writing the Osage language, with characters encoded in the Unicode standard.

Abbr

Osma

Count

40

Osmanya is a script used for writing the Somali language, encoded for digital text support.

Abbr

Ougr

Count

26

Old Uyghur is a script used for the Turkic language, written right‑to‑left with distinct letter forms.

Abbr

Palm

Count

32

Palmyrene is a script used for the Aramaic dialect of the ancient city of Palmyra, written right to left.

Abbr

Pauc

Count

57

Pau Cin Hau is a script used for writing the Zomi language, with its characters encoded in Unicode.

Abbr

Pcun

Count

164

Proto-Cuneiform is a script value used for the earliest Mesopotamian writing system, predating cuneiform and dating to around 3300 BCE.

Abbr

Pelm

Count

0

Proto-Elamite is a script value used for the ancient writing system of Iran, distinct from Linear Elamite, and encoded for historical text representation.

Abbr

Perm

Count

43

Old Permic is a script used for writing the Komi language, primarily in medieval northeastern Europe.

Abbr

Phag

Count

56

Phags Pa is a script used historically for Mongolian and Chinese, now encoded for scholarly and digital text preservation.

Abbr

Phli

Count

27

Inscriptional Pahlavi is a script used for writing Middle Persian, primarily in inscriptions from the Parthian and early Sasanian periods.

Abbr

Phlp

Count

29

Psalter Pahlavi is a script used for Middle Persian texts, written right to left, with 29 letters.

Abbr

Phlv

Count

0

Book Pahlavi is a script used for writing Middle Persian, primarily in Zoroastrian religious texts from the 3rd to 10th centuries.

Abbr

Phnx

Count

29

Phoenician is a script used for ancient Semitic inscriptions, with letters read right to left and encoded separately from similar alphabets.

Abbr

Plrd

Count

149

Miao is a script used for writing the Hmong language, primarily in China and Southeast Asia, with distinct tonal and consonant representations.

Abbr

Piqd

Count

0

Klingon (KLI pIqaD) is a constructed script used for writing the Klingon language, featuring distinct glyphs and a left-to-right orientation.

Abbr

Prti

Count

30

Inscriptional Parthian is a script used for writing the Parthian language, primarily on stone inscriptions from ancient Iran and Mesopotamia.

Abbr

Psin

Count

0

Proto-Sinaitic is an ancient script value marking inscriptions from the Sinai Peninsula, dating to roughly the 19th to 16th century BCE.

Abbr

Qaaa

Count

0

Reserved for private use (start) is the initial code point in a range that applications can assign custom characters to without standardized meaning.

Abbr

Qabx

Count

0

Reserved for private use (end) is a sentinel value marking the upper boundary of the private use script range.

Abbr

Ranj

Count

0

Ranjana is a script used historically for writing Nepali and Maithili, characterized by curved, ornate letterforms often seen in Buddhist manuscripts.

Abbr

Rjng

Count

37

Rejang is a script used historically for writing the Rejang language of Sumatra, characterized by its distinctive abugida syllabic system.

Abbr

Rohg

Count

50

Hanifi Rohingya is a script used for writing the Rohingya language, with letters encoded for digital text.

Abbr

Roro

Count

0

Rongorongo is a script value used for the undeciphered glyphs of Easter Island, encoded in the Unicode standard.

Abbr

Runr

Count

86

Runic is a script value identifying characters used for ancient Germanic inscriptions, including Elder and Younger Futhark, with regional variants.

Abbr

Samr

Count

61

Samaritan is a script used for the Samaritan Pentateuch, with writing from right to left and roots in ancient Hebrew.

Abbr

Sara

Count

0

Sarati is a script value identifying the constructed alphabet used for invented languages, primarily in Tolkien’s fictional works.

Abbr

Sarb

Count

32

Old South Arabian is a historical script value used for encoding ancient Yemeni inscriptions, including Sabaean and Minaic texts.

Abbr

Saur

Count

82

Saurashtra is a script used historically for the Saurashtra language in Gujarat, India, now revived in modern digital text.

Abbr

Seal

Count

11328

Abbr

Sgnw

Count

672

SignWriting is a script value indicating a visual notation system for sign languages, using iconic symbols for handshapes, movements, and facial expressions.

Abbr

Shaw

Count

48

Shavian is a script value used to encode texts in the phonemic alphabet devised by George Bernard Shaw for English.

Abbr

Shrd

Count

104

Sharada is a script used for writing Sanskrit and Kashmiri, primarily in historical inscriptions and manuscripts from northwestern India.

Abbr

Shui

Count

0

Shuishu is a script value used to encode the historical Shuishu writing system, primarily for ritual texts of the Shui people.

Abbr

Sidd

Count

92

Siddham is an ancient Indian script used to write Sanskrit, primarily in Buddhist texts and esoteric rituals across East Asia.

Abbr

Sidt

Count

26

Sidetic is an ancient script from Asia Minor, used for inscriptions, encoded in Unicode for digital representation.

Abbr

Sind

Count

69

Khudawadi is a script used for writing the Sindhi language, primarily in the Khudawadi region of India.

Abbr

Sinh

Count

111

Sinhala is a script used for writing the Sinhalese language, primarily in Sri Lanka, with distinct character shapes and vowel marks.

Abbr

Sogd

Count

42

Sogdian is a script used for the ancient Eastern Iranian language, written right to left with cursive and separated forms.

Abbr

Sogo

Count

40

Old Sogdian is a script used for an ancient Eastern Iranian language, written right-to-left, with letters denoting consonants and some vowels.

Abbr

Sora

Count

35

Sora Sompeng is a script used for writing the Sora language, primarily spoken in eastern India.

Abbr

Soyo

Count

83

Soyombo is a historical script from Mongolia and Tibet, used mainly for Buddhist texts and the Mongolian flag’s national emblem.

Abbr

Sund

Count

72

Sundanese is the script value used for writing the Sundanese language, primarily in West Java, Indonesia, with its own distinct characters.

Abbr

Sunu

Count

44

Sunuwar is a script used for writing the Sunuwar language, primarily in Nepal, with its own distinct glyphs and characters.

Abbr

Sylo

Count

45

Syloti Nagri is a script used for writing the Sylheti language, primarily in northeastern Bangladesh and nearby Indian regions.

Abbr

Syrc

Count

88

Syriac is a writing system used for Aramaic dialects, with distinct letter forms for classical, Eastern, and Western variants.

Abbr

Syre

Count

0

Syriac (Estrangelo variant) is a script value used for classical Syriac texts, written right to left, distinct from other Syriac forms.

Abbr

Syrj

Count

0

Syriac (Western variant) is a script value identifying text written in the West Syriac tradition, used mainly by the Syriac Orthodox Church.

Abbr

Syrn

Count

0

Syriac (Eastern variant) is used to write texts in the classical Syriac language, primarily in liturgical and historical contexts.

Abbr

Tagb

Count

18

Tagbanwa is a script used for writing the Tagbanwa language, primarily in the Philippines, with its own distinct character shapes and syllabic structure.

Abbr

Takr

Count

68

Takri is a script used historically for languages like Dogri, Kangri, and Chamba, now encoded for digital text.

Abbr

Tale

Count

35

Tai Le is a script used for writing the Tai Nüa language, primarily in southwestern China and parts of Myanmar.

Abbr

Talu

Count

83

New Tai Lue is a script used for writing the Tai Lü language, primarily in southern China and Southeast Asia, with distinct rounded letterforms.

Abbr

Taml

Count

123

Tamil is a script used for writing the Tamil language, primarily in southern India and Sri Lanka, with distinct letterforms.

Abbr

Tang

Count

7061

Tangut is a script used for the Tangut language, primarily in the Western Xia dynasty, with characters modeled on Chinese but unique in structure.

Abbr

Tavt

Count

72

Tai Viet is a script used for writing Tai Dam and related languages, with letters arranged in a distinctive syllabic style.

Abbr

Tayo

Count

55

Tai Yo is a script used for writing the Tai Yo language, primarily in Vietnam and Laos, with distinct glyph forms.

Abbr

Telu

Count

101

Telugu is a script used primarily for writing the Telugu language, predominantly spoken in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

Abbr

Teng

Count

0

Tengwar is a script used to write invented languages, like Quenya and Sindarin, with values assigned in Unicode for encoding its letters.

Abbr

Tfng

Count

59

Tifinagh is a script used for writing Berber languages, with Unicode assigning characters for its letters and diacritics across two blocks.

Abbr

Tglg

Count

23

Tagalog is a script used for writing the Philippine language, with its Unicode characters representing syllables and historical Baybayin forms.

Abbr

Thaa

Count

50

Thaana is the script used for writing Dhivehi, the official language of the Maldives, with right‑to‑left orientation and derived from Arabic numerals.

Abbr

Thai

Count

86

Thai is a script used for writing the Thai language, characterized by its distinct, rounded letterforms and no spaces between words.

Abbr

Tibt

Count

207

Tibetan is the script value for characters used to write the Tibetan language, including its historical and religious texts.

Abbr

Tirh

Count

82

Tirhuta is a script used historically for writing the Maithili language, primarily in the Mithila region of Nepal and India.

Abbr

Tnsa

Count

89

Tangsa is a script used for writing several Tibeto-Burman languages spoken in northeastern India and adjacent Myanmar, with a distinct set of letters.

Abbr

Todr

Count

52

Todhri is a script value used for the historical Albanian Todhri alphabet, distinct from Latin and Greek.

Abbr

Tols

Count

54

Tolong Siki is a script used for the Bugis language, primarily written in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, with its own distinct character forms.

Abbr

Toto

Count

31

Toto is a script value identifying a specific writing system, used to classify characters by their linguistic origin and historical usage.

Abbr

Tutg

Count

80

Tulu Tigalari is a script used historically for writing Tulu and Sanskrit in the Karnataka region of India.

Abbr

Ugar

Count

31

Ugaritic is a script used for the ancient Semitic language of Ugarit, written in cuneiform signs.

Abbr

Vaii

Count

300

Vai is a script used for the Vai language of Liberia, featuring a unique syllabary with 300 characters.

Abbr

Visp

Count

0

Visible Speech is a script value identifying characters used for phonetic notation, distinct from Latin and other writing systems.

Abbr

Vith

Count

70

Vithkuqi is a script used historically for writing the Albanian language, featuring distinct letterforms and a right-to-left direction.

Abbr

Wara

Count

84

Warang Citi is a script used for writing the Ho language, encoded with its own distinct character set.

Abbr

Wcho

Count

59

Wancho is a script used for the Wancho language of northeast India, featuring an alphabetic system with 49 letters.

Abbr

Wole

Count

0

Woleai is a writing system used historically for the Woleaian language on the Caroline Islands, now encoded for digital text.

Abbr

Xpeo

Count

50

Old Persian is a script used for cuneiform inscriptions of ancient Iran, valued for encoding royal texts from the Achaemenid era.

Abbr

Xsux

Count

1393

Cuneiform is a script value representing the ancient Sumerian, Akkadian, and other Mesopotamian writing systems, encoded for digital text.

Abbr

Yezi

Count

47

Yezidi is a writing system used for the Kurdish Yezidi language, encoded with its own script in digital text.

Abbr

Yiii

Count

1220

Yi is a script value used for the Yi syllabary and logograms, primarily for the Nuosu language in southwestern China.

Abbr

Zanb

Count

72

Zanabazar Square is a script value used for the historical Mongolian script, encoded for texts in Buddhist and secular documents.

Abbr

Zinh

Count

695

Inherited is used when a character’s script is determined by surrounding characters, like combining marks or punctuation.

Abbr

Zmth

Count

0

Mathematical notation is used to identify which mathematical script, like Latin or Fraktur, a character belongs to for semantic rendering.

Abbr

Zsye

Count

0

Symbols (Emoji variant) is a script value used for characters that represent emoji, pictographs, and related symbolic glyphs without a distinct written script.

Abbr

Zsym

Count

0

Symbols is a script value for characters used in symbolic, non-alphabetic writing systems, including math, currency, and technical notation.

Abbr

Zxxx

Count

0

Code for unwritten documents is a special script value used to mark text in unknown, invented, or undeciphered writing systems.

Abbr

Zyyy

Count

9276

Common is a script value used for characters shared across writing systems, like punctuation, digits, and symbols, lacking a specific script identity.

Abbr

Zzzz

Count

137468

Unknown is a fallback for characters not assigned to any specific script, covering unassigned, private use, and non-script codepoints.