Script - Todhri

Todhri is a historical script used primarily for writing the Albanian language, originating in the 19th century from the work of Naum Veqilharxhi. Its Unicode character property value encodes the distinct letterforms of this script, which includes unique glyphs for vowels and consonants that differ from both the Latin and Greek alphabets. The Todhri script, though largely replaced by the modern Latin-based Albanian orthography, holds cultural and historical significance, and its encoded characters allow for digital representation and preservation of texts written in this script. This ensures that researchers and linguists can accurately process, display, and analyze documents in Todhri, maintaining the script’s legacy in modern computing environments.