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International Standard 6438 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR SfANDARDIZATION*ME~YHAPO~HAR OPTAHH3AlWlR fl0 CTAH&APTH3ALW@ORGANISATION INTERNATIONALE DE NORMALISATION Documentation - African coded Character set for bibliographic information interchange Documen tation - Jeu de caractkes africains Codes pour lechange d’informations bibliographiques First edition - 1983-08-01iT eh STANDARD PREVIEW (standards.iteh.ai) ISO 6438:1983 https://standards.iteh.ai/catalog/standards/sist/4456244e-4009-4f0f-8544- b43cc10faba4/iso-6438-1983 UDC 003.035 : 003.339 Ref. No. ISO 64384983 (E) Descriptors : documentation, Character Sets, coded Character Sets, information interchange. Price based on 6 pages Foreword ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) is a worldwide federation of national Standards bodies (ISO member bedies). The work of developing International Standards is carried out through ISO technical committees. Every member body interested in a subject for which a technical committee has been authorized has the right to be represented on that committee. International organizations, governmental and non-governmental, in liaison with ISO, also take part in the work. Draft International Standards adopted by the technical committees are circulated to the member bodies for approval before their acceptance as International Standards by the ISO Council. International Standard ISO 6438 was developediTeh byS TTechnicalAN DCommitteeAR DISO/TC P R46,E VIEW Documentation, and was circulated to the member( sbodiesta nind Junear d1982.s .iteh.ai) lt has been approved by the member bodies of the following countries : ISO 6438:1983 https://standards.iteh.ai/catalog/standards/sist/4456244e-4009-4f0f-8544- Australia India South Africa, Rep. Austria Italy b43cc10Spainfaba 4/iso-6438-1983 Canada Japan Sweden Czechoslovakia Netherlands United Kingdom Egypt, Arab Rep. of Poland USA Germany, F. R. Portugal Hungary Romania No member body expressed disapproval of the document. International Organkation for Standardkation, 1983 Printed in Switzerland INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 64384983 (E) Documentation - African coded Character set for bibliographic information interchange iTeh STANDARD PREVIEW (standards.iteh.ai) 1 Scope and field of application ISO 2375, Data processing - Procedure for regis tra tion o f ISO 6438:1983escape sequences. 1 .l This International Standardhttps ://scontainstandard s.iate hset.a i/ofca t60alo gAfrican/stand ards/sist/4456244e-4009-4f0f-8544- ISO 5426, Extension of the Latin alphabet coded Character set graphic characters with their coded representations.b 43cItc 1consists0faba4 /iso-6438-1983 for bibliographic in forma tion in terchange . of a code table, a legend giving for each Character its name and its use, and explanatory notes. The list of African languages in annex A is for information only and is not part of this lnterna- 3 Implementation tional Standard. 3.1 The implementation of this coded Character set in 1.2 These characters, together with characters in the interna- physical media and for transmission, taking into account the tional reference Version of ISO 646 (ISO escape sequence need for error checking, is the subject of other ISO publica- ESC 2/8 4/0), constitute a Character set for the international in- tions. (See annex B.) terchange of bibliographic data in African language alphabets. 3.2 The implementation of this International Standard is in 1.3 This International Standard contains special characters accordance with the provisions of ISO 2022 and ISO 2375 and which are peculiar to African languages in Latin script. Special is identified by the following escape sequences : characters (including accents and diacritical marks) which are used also by other languages with Latin orthography, and may GO : ESC 218 4113 occur in African languages as weil, are defined in ISO 5426. Gl : ESC 219 4113 G2 : ESC 2/10 4/13 2 References G3 : ESC 2/11 4/13 ISO 646, Dataprocessing - 7-bit coded Character set for infor- ma tion in terchange. 3.3 The unassigned code positions in the code table are not ISO 2022, Information processing - ISO 7-bit and 8-bit coded to be utilized in the international exchange of bibliographic Character sets - Code extension techniques. data. ISO 6438-1983 (El 4 Code table iTeh STANDARD PREVIEW (standards.iteh.ai) ISO 6438:1983 https://standards.iteh.ai/catalog/standards/sist/4456244e-4009-4f0f-8544- b43cc10faba4/iso-6438-1983 2 ISO 64384983 (EI 5 Legend Position in Code Letter Name Table capital small capital small b Bilabial voiced implosive 2/2 3/2 d Post-alveolar or palatal ejective 213 313 d Alveolar voiced implosive 214 314 4 Alveolar voiced retroflex 215 315 IE Open mid front vowel 217 317 a Mid-central vowel; Schwa 2/8 318 f Bilabial unvoiced fricative 2110 3110 4 Velar voiced implosive 2111 3111 iTe25h S TVelarAN voicedDA fricativeRD PREVIEW 2/12 3112 A (stPharyngaland aunvoicedrds. ifricativeteh .ai) 2113 3/13 1 Open highISO front643 8:vowel1983 2115 3115 https://standards.iteh.ai/catalog/standards/sist/4456244e-4009-4f0f-8544- li Velarb43c cu1 nvoiced0faba4 /isejectiveo-6438 -1983 410 510 4 Laterial unvoiced f ricative 511 Labio-dental nasal 513 n3 Alveolar nasal retroflex 515 Q Palatal nasal 516 P Velar nasal 417 517 D Close mid-back vowel; 419 519 8 open high-back vowel 3 Open mid-back vowel 4110 5110 Bilabial unvoiced ejective 4/11 5111 Ff r Retroflex flap or rolled retroflex 5/13 s Post-alveolar unvoiced f ricative 4115 5115 f Alveolar unvoiced ejective 610 7/0 t Alveolar unvoiced retroflex 611 711 ISO 64384983 (El Position in Code Letter Name Table ca pital small capital small u w Open high back vowel 613 713 Ll u B ila bial voiced f ricative 614 714 x x Uvular unvoiced fricative 615 715 Y Glottalized palatal semivowel 616 7/6 r x Post-alveolar voiced fricative 617 717 3 5 Pharyngal voiced fricative 718 ? Glottal stop 719 0l Bilabial click 7110 1 Dental click 7111 *i Teh AlveolarST AclickN DARD PREVIEW 7112 I (standards.iteh.ai) l Retroflex click 7113 II ISO 6438:1983 https://standardLaterals.iteh .aclicki/cat alog/standards/sist/4456244e-4009-4f0f-8544- 7114 b43cc10faba4/iso-6438-1983 6 Explanatory notes The characters are laid out so as to facilitate automatic conver- sion from capital to small letters, as the small and capital letter of a Character differ in one bit only. 6.1 Most African languages are written in Latin script. For many of them the 26 letters of the Latin alphabet are, however, not sufficient for the representation of all phonemes. Therefore 6.3 For transmission of diacritical marks and accents they require special letters as weil as diacritical marks. Some ISO 5426 shall be used. languages make use of different kinds of type font to dis- tinguish between letters; a letter printed in italic or in heavy Digraphs or ligatures, which some African languages employ type represents a Sound different from the same letter in normal instead of special letters, are treated, for data processing pur- tYPe. poses, as two letters. Special control characters will be required for the selection of 6.2 This African Character set defines the special characters type font and for superscript. which are peculiar to the major African languages (see list of African languages in annex A), which are unknown to other languages with Latin orthographies. 36 characters are listed in 6.4 Some languages have had more than one orthography in alphabetical Order. Some graphics are used both as capital and the course of their history. In this case all orthographies have as small letters. As a rule they have been coded as small letters. been taken into consideration in which bibliographic informa- There are also characters where a capital letter does not exist. tion exists. ISO 64384983 (El Annex A List of African languages (This annex does not form part of this International Standard.) This list is given to show which African languages were taken into account. NOTE - lf need should arise to process a letter which is not contained in the Af rican Character set because the language was not taken into con- sideration , the Secretariat of SO/TC 46 or ISO Central Secretariat should be notif ied for a possible expansion of this International Standard. acoli kakwa pokot ankwe kalanjin kanuri rolong bambara karanga ronga baileke kasem bari kele serer basa ki kuyu shilluk bemba shona birom Ilango somal i biwa limba songai lotu ho soso chamba lozi sotho luba Swahili dagbani iTIugbaraeh STANDARDswazi P REVIEW dangme luo dinka (standards.temneite h.ai) duala mandingo teso. masai ISO 6438:19tetela83 edo https://mbundustandar ds.iteh.ai/catalog/standards/stivis t/4456244e-4009-4f0f-8544- efik mende b43cc10faba4/iso-6tonga438- 1983 ewe moru toro tsonga fante nama tswana ful ndau tumbuka ndebele twi sa ngala ganda nilamba venda nkondo hausa nuer wolof herero nupe nyanja xhosa idoma nyaturu igbira nyoro yoru ba igbo nzema ijo zande ila pedi zulu ISO 64384983 (El Annex B Related publications ISO 962, Information processing - lmplementation of the 7-bit coded Character set and its 7-bit and 8-bit extensions on g-track 12,7 mm (0.5 in) magnetic tape. ISO 1113, Information processing - Representation of the 7-bit coded Character set on punched tape. ISO 1155, Information processing - Use of longitudinal parity to detect errors in information messages. ISO 1177, Information processing - Character structure for start/stop and synchronous transmission. 1) ISO 1745, Information processing - Basic mode con trol procedures for da ta communica tion s ystems. ISO 6586, Data processing - lmplementation of the ISO 7-bit and 8-bit coded Character sets on punched cards. iTeh STANDARD PREVIEW (standards.iteh.ai) ISO 6438:1983 https://standards.iteh.ai/catalog/standards/sist/4456244e-4009-4f0f-8544- b43cc10faba4/iso-6438-1983 1) At present at the Stage of draft. (Revision of ISO 1177-1973.) 6 .
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