Script - Duployan
Duployan is a script used to write a variety of shorthand systems, most notably those developed by Émile Duployé in the 19th century for French, English, and other languages. Its characters are geometric and cursive, designed for rapid pen strokes, with letters that can be joined or modified by position, size, and orientation to represent sounds, syllables, or entire words. In digital text encoding, Duployan characters are assigned their own distinct script identifier, ensuring that shorthand text is rendered and processed separately from other writing systems. This script primarily serves historical and specialized documentation, such as archival records or linguistic studies of stenography, and is rarely used in modern everyday communication.