Script - Armenian
Armenian is a distinct script value assigned to characters used for writing the Armenian language, including its classical and modern forms. This value covers letters, punctuation, and diacritical marks specific to the Armenian alphabet, which was created in the early fifth century by Mesrop Mashtots. Characters with this script value include the uppercase and lowercase letters of the modern Armenian alphabet, as well as historical ligatures and modifier letters. The script value also encompasses the Armenian apostrophe, emphasis marks, and the small ligature ech yiwn, ensuring that all typographic elements unique to Armenian writing are recognized as coherent group. This enables proper rendering, sorting, and linguistic analysis of Armenian text.