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Ж Б Б Ă Ă В В А А Ā Ā Ą Ą Е Е Г Г Д Д Ж Ж Ć Ć З З Ĉ Ĉ Č Č Ď Ď Р Р Chr descr Chr Dead 2nd key !! U+0041 U+00c1 A acute Á A L AAC U+0061 U+00e1 a acute á a L AAC U+0071 U+0103 a breve ă q L AF2 U+0051 U+0102 A breve Ă Q L AF2 U+0041 U+00c2 A circumflex  A L AC1 U+0061 U+00e2 a circumflex â a L AC1 U+0041 U+00c0 A grave À A LAB U+0061 U+00e0 a grave à a LAB U+0051 U+0100 A macron Ā Q L AG1 U+0071 U+0101 a macron ā q L AG1 U+0051 U+0104 A ogonek Ą Q L AG2 U+0071 U+0105 a ogonek ą q L AG2 U+0041 U+00c5 A ring Å A LAF U+0061 U+00e5 a ring å a LAF U+0041 U+00c3 A tilde à A L AE1 U+0061 U+00e3 a tilde ã a L AE1 U+0041 U+00e3 A Umlaut Ä A LAD U+0061 U+00e4 a Umlaut ä a LAD U+0051 U+00c6 AE diphthong Æ Q L AG3 U+0071 U+00e6 ae diphthong æ q L AG3 U+0043 U+0106 C acute Ć C LCA U+0063 U+0107 c acute ć c LCA U+0043 U+00c7 C cedilla Ç C L CE1 U+0063 U+00e7 c cedilla ç c L CE1 U+0056 U+0108 C circumflex Ĉ V L CC1 U+0076 U+0109 c circumflex ĉ v L CC1 U+0043 U+010c C háček Č C L CG1 U+0063 U+010d c háček č c L CG1 U+0044 U+010e D háček (CzSlv) Ď D LDC U+0064 U+010f D háček (CzSlv) ď d LDC U+0044 U+00d0 DH (eth) Ð D LDB U+0064 U+00f0 dh (eth) ð d LDB U+0045 U+00c9 E acute É E LEA U+0065 U+00e9 e acute é e LEA U+0045 U+0114 E breve Ĕ E L EF2 U+0065 U+0115 e breve ĕ e L EF2 U+0045 U+00ca E circumflex Ê E L EC1 U+0065 U+00ea e circumflex ê e L EC1 U+0045 U+00cb E diaeresis Ë E LED U+0065 U+00cb e diaeresis ë e LED U+0046 U+0116 E dot (Lith.) Ė F L EG2 U+0066 U+0117 e dot (Lith.) ė f L EG2 U+0045 U+00c8 E grave È E L EB1 U+0065 U+00e8 e grave è e L EB2 U+0046 U+011a E háček (Cz) Ě F L EG1 U+0046 U+011b e háček (Cz) ě f L EG1 U+0046 U+0112 E macron Ē F L EG3 U+0066 U+0113 e macron ē f L EG3 U+0045 U+0228 E ogonek Ȩ E L EE2 U+0065 U+0229 e ogonek ȩ e L EE2 U+0023 U+1ebc E tilde Ẽ W L EE1 U+0043 U+1ebd E tilde ẽ w L EE1 U+0047 U+011e G breve (Turk) Ğ G LGF U+0067 U+011f g breve (Turk) ğ g LGF U+0047 U+0122 G cedilla (Latv.) Ģ G LGE U+0067 U+0123 g cedilla (Latv.) ģ g LGE U+0047 U+011c G circumflex Ĝ G LGC U+0067 U+011d g circumflex ĝ g LGC U+0047 U+0120 G dot Ġ G LGA U+0067 U+0121 g dot ġ g LGA U+0049 U+00cd I acute Í I LIA U+0069 U+00ed i acute í i LIA U+0049 U+012c I breve Ĭ I L IF2 U+0069 U+012d i breve ĭ i L IF2 U+0049 U+00ce I circumflex Î I L IC1 U+0069 U+00ee i circumflex î i L IC1 U+006a U+0131 I dot (Turk) İ J L ID2 U+006a U+0132 i dotless (Turk) ı j L ID2 U+0049 U+00cc I grave Ì I L IB1 U+0069 U+00ec i grave ì i L IB1 U+004a U+012a I macron Ī J L IB2 U+006a U+012b i macron ī j L IB2 U+0049 U+012e I ogonek Į I L IE2 U+0069 U+012f i ogonek į i L IE2 U+0049 U+00cf I Umlaut Ï I L ID1 U+0069 U+00ef i Umlaut ï i L ID1 U+004b U+0136 K cedilla (Latv.) Ķ K LKE U+006b U+0137 k cedilla (Latv.) ķ k LKE U+004c U+0139 L acute (Slovak) Ĺ L LLA U+006c U+013a l acute (Slovak) ĺ l LLA U+004c U+013b L cedilla (Latv.) Ļ L L LE1 U+006c U+013c l cedilla (Latv.) ļ l L LE1 U+004c U+1e3c L circumsub Ḽ M L LE2 U+006c U+1e3d l circumsub ḽ m L LE2 U+004c U+013f L dot Ŀ L L LD1 U+006c U+0140 l dot ŀ l L LD1 U+004c U+013d L háček (Slovak) Ľ L L LC1 U+006c U+013e l háček (Slovak) ľ l L LC1 U+004c U+0141 L slash Ł L LLB U+006c U+0142 l slash ł l LLB U+004e U+0143 N acute Ń N LNA U+006e U+0144 n acute ń n LNA U+004d U+0145 N cedilla (Latv.) Ņ M L NE2 U+006d U+0146 n cedilla (Latv.) ņ m L NE2 U+004e U+0147 N háček (Cz) Ň N L NC2 U+006e U+0148 n háček (Cz) ň n L NC2 U+004f U+00d3 O acute Ó O L OA1 U+006f U+00f3 o acute ó o L OA1 U+0050 U+0150 O acute × 2 Ő P L OD2 U+0070 U+0151 o acute × 2 ő p L OD2 U+004f U+014e O breve Ŏ O L OA2 U+006f U+014f o breve ŏ o L OA2 U+004f U+00d4 O circumflex Ô O LOC U+006f U+00f4 o circumflex ô o LOC U+004f U+00f1 O grave Ò O L OB1 U+006f U+00f2 o grave ò o L OB1 U+004b U+014c O macron Ō K L OG1 U+006b U+014d o macron ō k L OG1 U+0050 U+00d8 O slash Ø P L OG2 U+0070 U+00f8 o slash ø p L OG2 U+004f U+00d5 O tilde Õ O L OE1 U+006f U+00f5 o tilde õ o L OE1 U+004f U+00d6 O Umlaut Ö O L OD1 U+006f U+00f6 o Umlaut ö o L OD1 U+0050 U+0152 OE diphthong Œ P L OG3 U+0070 U+0153 oe diphthong œ p L OG3 U+0052 U+0154 R acute Ŕ R LRA U+0072 U+0155 r acute ŕ r LRA U+0052 U+0158 R háček Ř R LRC U+0072 U+0159 r háček ř r LRC U+0052 U+1e5e R underline Ṟ R LRB U+0072 U+1e5f r underline ṟ r LRB U+0053 U+015a S acute Ś S L SAACU U+0073 U+015b s acute ś s L SAACU U+0073 U+015f s cedilla ş s L SECED U+0053 U+015e S cedilla Ş S L SECED U+0058 U+015c S circumflex Ŝ X L SCCIR U+0078 U+015d s circumflex ŝ x L SCCIR S comma (Rom.) Ș X L SEOGO s comma (Rom.) ș x L SEOGO U+0053 U+0160 S háček Š S L SECHA U+0073 U+0161 s háček š s L SECHA U+0073 U+00df sz (German) ß s L SDUML U+0066 U+0163 t cedilla ţ f L TECED U+0046 U+0162 T cedilla Ţ F L TECED U+0054 U+021a T comma (Rom.) Ț T L TECOM U+0074 U+021b t comma (Rom.) ț t L TECOM U+0054 U+0164 T háček (Cz) Ť T L TCHAC U+0074 U+0165 t háček (Cz) ť t L TCHAC U+0054 U+00de THorn (Ice) Þ T L TBTHO U+0074 U+00fe thorn (Ice) þ t L TBTHO U+0055 U+00da U acute Ú U L UAAC U+0075 U+00fa u acute ú u L UAAC U+0048 U+0170 U acute × 2 Ű H L UAHUN U+0068 U+0171 u acute × 2 ű h L UAHUN U+0048 U+016c U breve Ŭ H L UFBRE U+0068 U+016d u breve ŭ h L UFBRE U+0055 U+00db U circumflex Û U L UCCIR U+0075 U+00fb u circumflex û u L UCCIR U+0055 U+00d9 U grave Ù U L UBG U+0075 U+00f9 u grave ù u L UBG U+0048 U+016a U macron Ū H L UBM U+0068 U+016b u macron ū h L UBM U+004a U+0172 U ogonek Ų J L UEOG U+006a U+0173 u ogonek ų j L UEOG U+0055 U+016c U ring (Cz) Ŭ U L UFRING U+0075 U+016d u ring (Cz) ů u L UFRING U+0055 U+0168 U tilde Ũ U L UETILD U+0075 U+0169 u tilde ũ u L UETILD U+0055 U+00dc U Umlaut Ü U L UDUML U+0075 U+00fc u Umlaut ü u L UDUML U+0057 U+1e82 W acute Ẃ W LWA U+0077 U+1e83 w acute ẃ w LWA U+0057 U+0174 W circumflex Ŵ W LWC U+0077 U+0175 w circumflex ŵ w LWC U+0057 U+1e80 W grave Ẁ W LWB U+0077 U+1e81 w grave ẁ w LWB U+0077 U+1e98 w ring ẘ w LWF U+0059 U+00dd Y acute (Cz) Ý Y LYA U+0079 U+00fd y acute (Cz) ý y LYA U+0059 U+0176 Y circumflex Ŷ Y LYC U+0079 U+0177 y circumflex ŷ y LYC U+0079 U+1e99 y ring ẙ y LYF U+0059 U+0178 Y Umlaut Ÿ Y LYD U+005a U+017b y Umlaut ÿ y LYD U+005a U+0179 Z acute Ź Z LZA U+007a U+017a z acute ź z LZA U+005a U+017b Z dot over Ż Z LZD U+007a U+017c z dot over ż z LZD U+005a U+017d Z háček Ž Z L ZCH U+007a U+017e z háček ž z L ZCH U+0027 U+00b4 acute accent ´ LX A U+0020 U+005e circumflex ^ LX C U+005e U+005e circumflex ^ ^ LX C U+0022 U+0022 diaeresis/Umlaut ¨ + LX D U+0060 U+0020 grave accent ` LX B U+0060 U+0060 grave accent ` LX B U+0020 U+00b0 ring ° LX F U+0020 U+007e tilde ~ LX E U+007e U+007e tilde ~ ~ LX E U+0034 U+00bc 1/4 ¼ 4 NF2 A U+0035 U+00bd 1/2 ½ 5 NF4 A U+0036 U+00be 3/4 ¾ 6 NF6 A U+0031 U+00b9 1 superscript ¹ 1 NS A U+0032 U+00b2 2 superscript ² 2 NS A U+0033 U+00b3 3 superscript ³ 3 NS A U+0038 U+221e infinity ∞ 8 NY A U+006d U+00b5 mu µ m NY A U+0025 U+2030 per mille ‰ % NY A U+005f U+00f7 divide ÷ _ NYF A U+0020 U+003d equals = NYF A U+003d U+003d equals = = NYF A U+0040 U+2248 equals approx ≈ @ NYF A U+007e U+00ac is not ¬ ~ NYF A U+002b U+00d7 multiply × + NYF A U+0078 U+2260 not equals ≠ x NYF A U+003b U+25cf bullet ● ; PA U+003a U+25aa bullet tiny square ▪ : PA U+002e U+2026 elipsis … , PA U+002d U+2014 Em dash — - PA U+0070 U+00b6 flag ¶ p PA U+0028 U+00ab guillemets 1 « ( PA U+0029 U+00bb guillemets 2 » ) PA U+0021 U+00a1 inverted exclaim ¡ ! 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