Script - Old Hungarian
Old Hungarian is a script used to write the Hungarian language before the adoption of the Latin alphabet, primarily from the early medieval period until the 17th century, with some modern revival. Its glyphs are characterized by angular, rune-like forms, often written right to left, though left to right and boustrophedon variations exist. The script encodes a set of letters that correspond to Old Hungarian phonemes, including distinct characters for vowels and consonants, and it features no separate uppercase or lowercase forms. In digital text, this script is represented by a dedicated block of character assignments that support its unique ligatures and punctuation, enabling accurate rendering and processing of historical texts and modern ceremonial usage.