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Index Next: Table 05 Submission 12-Mar-1998 Page: 1 Monday, March 16, 1998 Prev: Table 02 Up: Index Next: Table 05 Submission 12-Mar-1998 ISO 10646 block 04 Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 0401 A IOcy Cyrillic capital letter IO 0402 A DJcy Cyrillic capital letter DJE 0403 A GJcy Cyrillic capital letter GJE 0404 A Jukcy Cyrillic capital letter Ukrainian IE 0405 A DScy Cyrillic capital letter DZE 0406 A Iukcy Cyrillic capital letter cc2 Byelorussian-Ukrainian I 0407 A YIcy Cyrillic capital letter YI 0408 A Jsercy Cyrillic capital letter JE Page: 2 Monday, March 16, 1998 Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 0409 A LJcy Cyrillic capital letter LJE 040A A NJcy Cyrillic capital letter NJE 040B A TSHcy Cyrillic capital letter TSHE 040C A KJcy Cyrillic capital letter KJE 040E A Ubrcy Cyrillic capital letter short U 040F A DZcy Cyrillic capital letter DZHE 0410 A Acy Cyrillic capital letter A cca 0411 A Bcy Cyrillic capital letter BE ccb Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 0412 A Vcy Cyrillic capital letter VE ccv 0413 A Gcy Cyrillic capital letter GHE ccg 0414 A Dcy Cyrillic capital letter DE ccd 0415 A IEcy Cyrillic capital letter IE cce 0416 A ZHcy Cyrillic capital letter ZHE cc7 0417 A Zcy Cyrillic capital letter ZE ccz 0418 A Icy Cyrillic capital letter I cci 0419 A Jcy Cyrillic capital letter SHORT I cc3 Page: 3 Monday, March 16, 1998 Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 041A A Kcy Cyrillic capital letter KA cck 041B A Lcy Cyrillic capital letter EL ccl 041C A Mcy Cyrillic capital letter EM ccm 041D A Ncy Cyrillic capital letter EN ccn 041E A Ocy Cyrillic capital letter O cco 041F A Pcy Cyrillic capital letter PE ccp 0420 A Rcy Cyrillic capital letter ER ccr 0421 A Scy Cyrillic capital letter ES ccs Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 0422 A Tcy Cyrillic capital letter TE cct 0423 A Ucy Cyrillic capital letter U ccu 0424 A Fcy Cyrillic capital letter EF ccf 0425 A KHcy Cyrillic capital letter HA cch 0426 A TScy Cyrillic capital letter TSE ccc 0427 A CHcy Cyrillic capital letter CHE ccq 0428 A SHcy Cyrillic capital letter SHA ccx 0429 A SHCHcy Cyrillic capital letter SHCHA ccw Page: 4 Monday, March 16, 1998 Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 042A A HARDcy Cyrillic capital letter HARD SIGN cc6 042B A Ycy Cyrillic capital letter YERU ccy 042C A SOFTcy Cyrillic capital letter SOFT SIGN cc4 042D A Ecy Cyrillic capital letter E cc1 042E A YUcy Cyrillic capital letter YU cc5 042F A YAcy Cyrillic capital letter YA ccj 0430 A acy Cyrillic small letter a cba 0431 A bcy Cyrillic small letter be cbb Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 0432 A vcy Cyrillic small letter ve cbv 0433 A gcy Cyrillic small letter ghe cbg 0434 A dcy Cyrillic small letter de cbd 0435 A iecy Cyrillic small letter ie cbe 0436 A zhcy Cyrillic small letter zhe cb7 0437 A zcy Cyrillic small letter ze cbz 0438 A icy Cyrillic small letter i cbi 0439 A jcy Cyrillic small letter short i cb3 Page: 5 Monday, March 16, 1998 Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 043A A kcy Cyrillic small letter ka cbk 043B A lcy Cyrillic small letter el cbl 043C A mcy Cyrillic small letter em cbm 043D A ncy Cyrillic small letter en cbn 043E A ocy Cyrillic small letter o cbo 043F A pcy Cyrillic small letter pe cbp 0440 A rcy Cyrillic small letter er cbr 0441 A scy Cyrillic small letter es cbs Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 0442 A tcy Cyrillic small letter te cbt 0443 A ucy Cyrillic small letter u cbu 0444 A fcy Cyrillic small letter ef cbf 0445 A khcy Cyrillic small letter ha cbh 0446 A tscy Cyrillic small letter tse cbc 0447 A chcy Cyrillic small letter che cbq 0448 A shcy Cyrillic small letter sha cbx 0449 A shchcy Cyrillic small letter shcha cbw Page: 6 Monday, March 16, 1998 Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 044A A hardcy Cyrillic small letter hard sign cb6 044B A ycy Cyrillic small letter yeru cby 044C A softcy Cyrillic small letter soft sign cb4 044D A ecy Cyrillic small letter e cb1 044E A yucy Cyrillic small letter yu cb5 044F A yacy Cyrillic small letter ya cbj 0451 A iocy Cyrillic small letter io 0452 A djcy Cyrillic small letter dje Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 0453 A gjcy Cyrillic small letter gje 0454 A jukcy Cyrillic small letter Ukrainian ie 0455 A dscy Cyrillic small letter dze 0456 A iukcy Cyrillic small letter cb2 Byelorussian-Ukrainian i 0457 A yicy Cyrillic small letter yi 0458 A jsercy Cyrillic small letter je 0459 A ljcy Cyrillic small letter lje 045A A njcy Cyrillic small letter nje Page: 7 Monday, March 16, 1998 Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 045B A tshcy Cyrillic small letter tshe 045C A kjcy Cyrillic small letter kje 045E A ubrcy Cyrillic small letter short u 045F A dzcy Cyrillic small letter dzhe 0462 A Cyrillic capital letter YAT 0463 A Cyrillic small letter yat 046A A Cyrillic capital letter BIG YUS 046B A Cyrillic small letter big yus Unicode Glyph Class STIX Name Description Synonyms 0472 A Cyrillic capital letter FITA 0473 A Cyrillic small letter fita 0474 A Cyrillic capital letter IZHITSA 0475 A Cyrillic small letter izhitsa Prev: Table 02 Up: Index Next: Table 05 Submission 12-Mar-1998.
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