Pahawh Hmong Alphabet
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𖬀16B00
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𖬁16B01
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𖬂16B02
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𖬃16B03
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𖬄16B04
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𖬅16B05
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𖬆16B06
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𖬇16B07
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𖬈16B08
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𖬉16B09
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𖬊16B0A
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𖬋16B0B
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𖬌16B0C
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𖬍16B0D
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𖬎16B0E
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𖬏16B0F
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𖬐16B10
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𖬑16B11
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𖬒16B12
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𖬓16B13
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𖬔16B14
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𖬕16B15
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𖬖16B16
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𖬗16B17
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𖬘16B18
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𖬙16B19
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𖬚16B1A
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𖬛16B1B
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𖬜16B1C
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𖬝16B1D
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𖬞16B1E
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𖬟16B1F
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𖬠16B20
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𖬡16B21
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𖬢16B22
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𖬣16B23
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𖬤16B24
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𖬥16B25
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𖬦16B26
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𖬧16B27
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𖬨16B28
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𖬩16B29
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𖬪16B2A
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𖬫16B2B
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𖬬16B2C
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𖬭16B2D
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𖬮16B2E
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𖬯16B2F
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𖬰16B30
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𖬱16B31
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𖬲16B32
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𖬳16B33
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𖬴16B34
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𖬵16B35
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𖬶16B36
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𖬷16B37
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𖬸16B38
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𖬹16B39
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𖬺16B3A
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𖬻16B3B
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𖬼16B3C
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𖬽16B3D
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𖬾16B3E
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𖬿16B3F
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𖭀16B40
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𖭁16B41
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𖭂16B42
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𖭃16B43
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𖭄16B44
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𖭅16B45
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16B46
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16B47
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16B48
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16B49
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16B4A
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16B4B
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16B4C
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16B4D
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16B4E
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16B4F
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𖭐16B50
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𖭑16B51
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𖭒16B52
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𖭓16B53
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𖭔16B54
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𖭕16B55
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𖭖16B56
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𖭗16B57
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𖭘16B58
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𖭙16B59
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16B5A
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𖭛16B5B
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𖭜16B5C
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𖭝16B5D
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𖭞16B5E
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𖭟16B5F
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𖭠16B60
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𖭡16B61
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16B62
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𖭣16B63
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𖭤16B64
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𖭥16B65
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𖭦16B66
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𖭧16B67
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𖭨16B68
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𖭩16B69
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𖭪16B6A
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𖭫16B6B
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𖭬16B6C
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𖭭16B6D
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𖭮16B6E
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𖭯16B6F
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𖭰16B70
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𖭱16B71
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𖭲16B72
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𖭳16B73
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𖭴16B74
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𖭵16B75
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𖭶16B76
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𖭷16B77
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16B78
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16B79
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16B7A
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16B7B
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16B7C
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𖭽16B7D
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𖭾16B7E
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𖭿16B7F
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𖮀16B80
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𖮁16B81
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𖮂16B82
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𖮃16B83
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𖮄16B84
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𖮅16B85
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𖮆16B86
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𖮇16B87
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𖮈16B88
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𖮉16B89
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𖮊16B8A
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𖮋16B8B
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𖮌16B8C
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𖮍16B8D
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𖮎16B8E
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𖮏16B8F
Beschreibung
Pahawh Hmong was invented in 1959 by Shong Lue Yang, a farmer and a Hmong spiritual leader, to write two Hmong languages: Hmong Daw (Hmoob Dawb White Miao) and Hmong Njua AKA Hmong Leng (Moob Leeg Green Miao). The Miao people inhabit in southern China, northern Vietnam, Laos and Burma. According to Shong Lue Yang, God had revealed to him the alphabet in 1951. This script hasn't been widely applied. The latin-based writing system is more popular that was developed in 1951 in China.
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