Symbols

• ࠀ
  Samaritan Letter Alaf
• ࠁ
  Samaritan Letter Bit
• ࠂ
  Samaritan Letter Gaman
• ࠃ
  Samaritan Letter Dalat
• ࠄ
  Samaritan Letter Iy
• ࠅ
  Samaritan Letter Baa
• ࠆ
  Samaritan Letter Zen
• ࠇ
  Samaritan Letter It
• ࠈ
  Samaritan Letter Tit
• ࠉ
  Samaritan Letter Yut
• ࠊ
  Samaritan Letter Kaaf
• ࠋ
  Samaritan Letter Labat
• ࠌ
  Samaritan Letter Mim
• ࠍ
  Samaritan Letter Nun
• ࠎ
  Samaritan Letter Singaat
• ࠏ
  Samaritan Letter In
• ࠐ
  Samaritan Letter Fi
• ࠑ
  Samaritan Letter Tsaadiy
• ࠒ
  Samaritan Letter Quf
• ࠓ
  Samaritan Letter Rish
• ࠔ
  Samaritan Letter Shan
• ࠕ
  Samaritan Letter Taaf
• ࠖ
  Samaritan Mark In
• ࠗ
  Samaritan Mark In-Alaf
• ࠘
  Samaritan Mark Occlusion
• ࠙
  Samaritan Mark Dagesh
• ࠚ
  Samaritan Modifier Letter Epenthetic Yut
• ࠛ
  Samaritan Mark Epenthetic Yut
• ࠜ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign Long E
• ࠝ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign E
• ࠞ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign Overlong Aa
• ࠟ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign Long Aa
• ࠠ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign Aa
• ࠡ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign Overlong A
• ࠢ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign Long A
• ࠣ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign A
• ࠤ
  Samaritan Modifier Letter Short A
• ࠥ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign Short A
• ࠦ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign Long U
• ࠧ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign U
• ࠨ
  Samaritan Modifier Letter I
• ࠩ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign Long I
• ࠪ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign I
• ࠫ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign O
• ࠬ
  Samaritan Vowel Sign Sukun
• ࠭
  Samaritan Mark Nequdaa
• Not defined
• Not defined
• ࠰
  Samaritan Punctuation Nequdaa
• ࠱
  Samaritan Punctuation Afsaaq
• ࠲
  Samaritan Punctuation Anged
• ࠳
  Samaritan Punctuation Bau
• ࠴
  Samaritan Punctuation Atmaau
• ࠵
  Samaritan Punctuation Shiyyaalaa
• ࠶
  Samaritan Abbreviation Mark
• ࠷
  Samaritan Punctuation Melodic Qitsa
• ࠸
  Samaritan Punctuation Ziqaa
• ࠹
  Samaritan Punctuation Qitsa
• ࠺
  Samaritan Punctuation Zaef
• ࠻
  Samaritan Punctuation Turu
• ࠼
  Samaritan Punctuation Arkaanu
• ࠽
  Samaritan Punctuation Sof Mashfaat
• ࠾
  Samaritan Punctuation Annaau

Description

The Samaritan alphabet appeared in around II century B.C. as a direct descendant of  The Hebrew alphabet  05D0–05EA . Since then, it hasn't changed much. Now it is used for writing Hebrew and Aramaic by the Samaritans resident in Israel.