Old Uyghur
The Old Uyghur script developed from the cursive variant of Sogdian script around the 8th century. It was widely used to write the Old Uyghur language by the people who inhabited the Tarim Basin in northwestern China. Over time, it spread to many regions of Asia and was used for Chinese, Mongolian, Tibetan, and Arabic languages. It also served as the basis for the Old Mongolian script. By the 16th century, it was replaced by the Arabic script due to the Uyghurs' conversion to Islam.
Formally, the Old Uyghur alphabet is consonantal. However, it includes what are known as matres lectionis, which are consonant letters that represent long vowel sounds. The writing is done vertically, from top to bottom, and the columns go from right to left.
Propriedades
Intervalo | 10F70–10FAF |
Personagens | 64 |
Lista de Caracteres
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Letters
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10F70𐽰
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10F71𐽱
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10F72𐽲
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10F73𐽳
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10F74𐽴
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10F75𐽵
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10F76𐽶
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10F77𐽷
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10F78𐽸
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10F79𐽹
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10F7A𐽺
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10F7B𐽻
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10F7C𐽼
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10F7D𐽽
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10F7E𐽾
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10F7F𐽿
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10F80𐾀
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10F81𐾁
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Combining signs
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10F82𐾂
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10F83𐾃
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10F84𐾄
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10F85𐾅
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Punctuation
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10F86𐾆
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10F87𐾇
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10F88𐾈
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10F89𐾉
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10F8A
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10F8B
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10F8C
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10F8D
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10F8E
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10F8F
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10F90
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10F91
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10F92
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10F93
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10F94
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10F95
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10F96
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10F97
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10F98
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10F99
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10F9A
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10F9B
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10F9C
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10F9D
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10F9E
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10F9F
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10FA0
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10FA1
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10FA2
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10FA3
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10FA4
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10FA5
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10FA6
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10FA7
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10FA8
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10FA9
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10FAA
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10FAB
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10FAC
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10FAD
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10FAE
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10FAF
Tabela de Caracteres
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𐽰10F70
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𐽱10F71
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𐽲10F72
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𐽳10F73
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𐽴10F74
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𐽵10F75
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𐽶10F76
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𐽷10F77
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𐽸10F78
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𐽹10F79
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𐽺10F7A
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𐽻10F7B
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𐽼10F7C
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𐽽10F7D
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𐽾10F7E
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𐽿10F7F
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𐾀10F80
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𐾁10F81
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𐾂10F82
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𐾃10F83
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𐾄10F84
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𐾅10F85
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𐾆10F86
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𐾇10F87
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𐾈10F88
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𐾉10F89
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10F8A
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10F8B
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10F8C
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10F8D
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10F8E
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10F8F
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10F90
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10F91
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10F92
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10F93
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10F94
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10F95
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10F96
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10F97
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10F98
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10F99
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10F9A
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10F9B
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10F9C
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10F9D
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10F9E
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10F9F
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10FA0
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10FA1
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10FA2
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10FA3
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10FA4
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10FA5
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10FA6
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10FA7
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10FA8
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10FA9
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10FAA
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10FAB
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10FAC
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10FAD
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10FAE
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10FAF