Cyrillic Value in Script Unicode Property

Cyrillic is a script value that encompasses the alphabets used for numerous languages across Eastern Europe, Northern and Central Asia, including Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Serbian, and Kazakh. It includes letters derived from the medieval Glagolitic and Greek scripts, covering uppercase, lowercase, and historic variant forms, plus punctuation, combining marks, and digits. This value also assigns specific characters for non-Slavic languages like Mongolian and Udmurt, and includes precomposed characters and extensions for Old Church Slavonic. Its coverage supports both modern text processing and scholarly needs, ensuring that all written forms within the Cyrillic range are consistently identified and processed across digital systems, from basic Latin transliteration to complex diacritics used in minority languages.