Script - Shavian

Shavian is a script value representing the phonemic alphabet devised by George Bernard Shaw, intended as a more logical English spelling system. In Unicode, this value identifies characters used for writing Shavian, which include 48 distinct letters, each corresponding to a specific English sound, plus a word-linking mark and a punctuation mark. These characters are encoded in the range U+10450 to U+1047F and are designed to be written left to right. The script value helps software correctly render, sort, and process text in Shavian, ensuring that the unique glyph shapes and phonetic mapping are preserved, distinct from other writing systems that might use similar symbols.