Script - Tibetan
Tibetan is a script used primarily for writing the Tibetan language, as well as related tongues like Dzongkha and Ladakhi, and it holds a distinct value in text processing systems that categorize characters by their writing system. This value covers the full set of glyphs, including consonants, vowels, subscript and superscript marks, and various punctuation signs, along with special symbols like the head mark. It represents the historical and modern forms of the script, which derives from Brahmi and features an abugida structure where consonant-vowel combinations are visually modified. In digital contexts, this value ensures that Tibetan characters are rendered and processed separately from other scripts, preserving their unique orthographic rules and enabling correct font selection, sorting, and linguistic analysis.