U+00A3 U+00A9 U+00AB U+0107 U+01C8 U+0270 U+02A5 U+0414 U+0625 U+06AD U+06D6 U+0A10 U+0AA5 U+0E26 U+0F53 U+1EB5 U+1F1D U+20AA U+20AC U+2318 U+2531 U+288D U+29E4 U+300F U+307A U+323F U+4E0D U+A030 U+B098 U+1D332 £

U+00A3

Name POUND SIGN

Age 1.1

Bidi Class European Terminator

East Asian Width Narrow

General Category

idna2008 DISALLOWED

Bidi Mirrored No

Changes When Ti- No tlecased

ANY Yes

Extender No

Math No http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C2%A3 ©

U+00A9

Name COPYRIGHT SIGN

Age 1.1

Bidi Class Other Neutral

Bidi Paired Null Bracket

Graph Yes

Grapheme Base Yes

Script Common

Usage Symbol

Line break Alphabetic

Pattern Syntax Yes

ISO Comment Null An Act to Amend and Consolidate the Acts Representing Copyright, 1909, enacted by the 60th US congress «

U+00AB

Name LEFT-POINTING DOUBLE ANGLE

Id Restricted

Confuse None

Bidi Mirroring » Glyph

Graph Yes

Grapheme Base Yes

Quotation Mark Yes

Print Yes

Blank No

Print Yes

Dash No

ć

U+0107

Name LATIN SMALL LETTER WITH ACUTE

Block Latin Extended A

Category Lowercase Letter

Identifier Restric- Recommended tion

Decomposition Type Canonical

Changes When Up- Yes percased

Join Control No

Logical Order No Exception

Unified Ideograph No

Hyphen No

Math No Brief Basics of the Croatian-Slavonic Orthography (1830) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ljudevit_Gaj Lj

U+01C8

Name LATIN CAPITAL LETTER WITH SMALL LETTER

Id Restricted

Confuse L+j

Age 1.1

Case-sensitive Yes

NFKC_inert No

NFKC_inert No

Script Latin

Sentence break Upper

Subhead Croatian digraphs matching Serbian Cyrillic letters

Logical Order No Exceptivon

ɰ

U+0270

Name LATIN SMALL LETTER TURNED WITH LONG LEG

Block IPA Extensions

Category Lowercase Letter

Sentence Break Lower

BIDI Mirrored No

isUppercase Yes

Lowercase Yes

Script Latin

Word Break ALetter

Hyphen No

Math No The velar approximant is a type of consonantal sound, used in some spoken languages. The symbol in the International Phonetic that represents this sound is ⟨ɰ⟩.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velar_approximant ʥ

U+02A5

Name LATIN SMALL LETTER DZ DIGRAPH WITH CURL

Alnum Yes

Cased Yes

ID Continue Yes

ID Start Yes

Identifier Restric- Technical tion

IDNA 2003 Valid

IDNA 2008 PVALID

Sentence break Lower

East Asian Width Normal

Decomposition Type None

Д

U+0414

Name CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER DE

Block Cyrillic

Category Uppercase Letter

Confuse None

BIDI Left to Right

Usage Common

East Asian Width Ambiguous

ANY Yes

Alphabetic Yes

Noncharacter Code No Point

Quotation Mark No (,,#ﾟДﾟ) ヽ(≧Д≦)ノ [○･｀Д´･○] ヽ(#`Д´)ﾉ Σ(-`Д´-ﾉ；)ﾉ (/ﾟДﾟ)/ ヽ(#`Д´)ﾉ ヽ(●-`Д´-)ノ ( ´Д｀) (；￣Д￣）

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_(Cyrillic) إ

U+0626

Name ARABIC LETTER ALEF WITH HAMZA BELOW

General Category Other Letter

Identifier Recommended Restriction

ID Continue Yes

enc_ISO-8859-6 C5

Blank No

BMP Yes

IDS Binary No Operator

Join Control No

ڭ

U+06AD

Name ARABIC LETTER NG

Block Arabic

Category Letter, Other [Lo]

Comments Uighur, Kazakh, old Malay, early Persian, ...

BIDI Right to Left Arabic [AL]

Old Name ARABIC LETTER CAF WITH THREE DOTS ABOVE

Joining Type Dual Joining

Combining Class Not Reordered

Alphabetic Yes The first Tatar (Janalif) compared with early Tatar , from the magazine “Yanalif”, 1927, No.8 Таблица с первым татарским латинским алфавитом (Яналифом) в сравнении с ранним татарским арабским алфавитом. Страница из журнала «Яналиф», 1927, №8 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Tatar_Latin_Jana- lif_Arabic_1927.png ۖ

U+06d6

Name ARABIC SMALL HIGH LIGATURE SAD WITH LAM WITH ALEF MAKSURA

Bidi Class Nonspacing Mark

Block Arabic

Case Ignorable Yes

Grapheme Cluster Extend Break

Joining Type Transparent

Subhead Koranic annotation sign

Usage Liturgical

Full Composition No Exclusion

Ideographic No

White No

ਐ

U+0A10

Name LETTER AI

General Category Other Letter

ISO Comment Null

Subhead Independent Vowels

Usage Common

Word Break ALetter

Canonical Not Reordered Combining Class

ASCII No

Hyphen No

Math No

Radical No http://www.shabdkosh.com/pa/translate/%E0%A8%90%E0%A8%82 /%E0%A8%90%E0%A8%82-meaning-in-Punjabi-English થ

U+0AA5

Name GUJARATI LETTER THA

Block Gujarati

Category Other Letter

Combining Class Not Reordered

Alphabetic Yes

Bidi Mirrored No

Changes When Case- No folded

Full Composition No Exclusion

XID Continue Yes

XID Start Yes ગુજરાતી કહેવતો/થ

થાઈ એવાં થઈએ, તો ગામ વચ્ચે રહીએ. થાય તો કરવું, નહીં તો બેસી રહેવું. થાકશે, ત્યારે પાકશે. થોડું બોલે તે થાંભલો કોરે. થોડું સો મીઠું. થોડું રાંધ, મને પીરસ, ને ભૂખી રહે તો મારા સમ. થોડું ખાવું ને મોટાની સાથે રહેવું. થોડે નફે બમણો વકરો. થોડું બોલે તો જીતી જાય, ને બહુ બોલે તે ગોદા ખાય. થોડે બોલે થોડું ખાય. થોડે થોડે ઠીક જ થાય. ฦ

U+0E26

Name THAI CHARACTER LU

General Category Other Letter

Block Thai

Line break Complex Context

Sentence break OLetter

Word Break ALetter

UCA 6F50

Unicode 1 Name Null

Bidi Control No

Hangul Syllable Not Applicable Type

Soft Dotted No http://th.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E0%B8%A6 ན

U+0F53

Name TIBETAN LETTER NA

Block Tibetan

Category Other Letter

Confuse None

BIDI Left to Right

Identifier Restric- Recommended tion

East Asian Width Neutral

Case Ignorable No

Case Sensitive No

Radical No .yu lha. Warming Your Hands With Moonlight: Lavrung Tibetan Oral Traditions and Culture. Asian Highlands Perspectives ₪

U+20AA

Name NEW SHEKEL SIGN

Age 1.1

Line Break Prefix Numeric

Subhead Currency Sign

Usage Symbol

Alnum No

ANY Yes

Blank No

BMP Yes

Dash No

Trail Canonical Not Reordered Combining Class The symbol has the U+20AA ₪ new sheqel sign (8362decimal · HTML ₪). It has been found in Unicode since June 1993, version 1.1.0.

According to the standard Hebrew key- board (SI 1452) it must be typed as appears on the ש AltGr-A (the letter same key in regular Hebrew mode). It can be typed into Microsoft Windows on a standard Hebrew keyboard lay- out by pressing AltGr and 4 (Shift-4 produces the Dollar sign). The Shekel sign, however, is not drawn on most keyboards sold in Israel and the sign is rarely used in day-to-day typing. On a non-Hebrew layout the sign can be entered in Windows by holding down Alt while pressing 8-3-6-2 on the numeric keypad (see Alt codes) .On a Ubuntu system it can be entered by holding Ἕ

U+1F1D

Name GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON WITH DASIA AND OXIA

Block Greek Extended

Category Uppercase Letter

Decomposition Type Canonical

Indic Mantra NA Category

Sentence Break Upper

Math No

ID Start Yes

Cased Yes ᾋ Ẃ Ὃ Ḱ Ἕ Ɲ - YouTube

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Tagged - Raquel ₱ἕ†ṩƻ₳1ѺѺßįƪƪᶖǭȵ’ Profile

Steam Community :: ₮ἕ₰₮ἇMἕΠ₮

ἕ誠也ἕ (seiya_1222) on Twitter

Ἕ - Wikipedia, the free encyclo- pedia

Flickr: ἕ ŧ ѓ ẳ . ḿ ḻ 7 ~

Greek New Testament - ἕτερος - La Parola €

U+20AC

Name EURO SIGN

Block Currency Symbols

Bidirectional European Terminator Category

East Asian Width Ambiguous

Grapheme Link No

Line Break Prefix Numeric

Other Math No

Script Extension Common

Soft Dotted No

Other ID Continue No

Expands on NFKD No Jean-Pierre Malivoir, the man responsi- ble for euro PR, recently said it was not possible to say who the designer was. ‘There was no individual - it was a team,’ he insisted. The term ‘nameless bureaucrats’ took on a new meaning for Eisenmenger, who immediately wrote to Malivoir. ‘I’m contacting you in order to solve the puzzle as to who designed the euro,’ he stated. ‘I alone designed it and drew it. I swear there was no team.’

Kate Connolly in Berlin The Observer, Saturday 22 December 2001 22.49 EST ⌘

U+2318

Name PLACE OF INTEREST SIGN

Block Miscellaneous Technical

Category Other Symbol

ID Restricted

Grapheme Cluster Other Break

Segment Starter Yes

Emoji No

Diacritic No

isNFC Yes

NFC Inert Yes

NFC Quick Check Yes It is referred to as Saint John’s Arms, the Place of Interest Sign, the Saint Hannes cross, or Looped Square, and is an ancient symbol that remains in common use. It is this symbol that in Scandinavia is called valknute. The symbol appears on a number of old objects in Northern Europe. It features prominently on an image stone from Hablingbo, Gotland, Sweden that was created between A.. 400–600.

Finally she came across a floral symbol that was used in Sweden to indicate an interesting feature or at- traction in a campground. She rendered a 16 x 16 bit- map of the little symbol and showed it to the rest of the team, and everybody liked it. Twenty years later, even in X, the Macintosh still has a little bit of a Swedish campground in it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_John’s_Arms http://folklore.org/StoryView.py?story=Swedish_Camp- ground.txt ┱

U+2531

Name BOX DRAWINGS RIGHT LIGHT AND LEFT DOWN HEAVY

Block Box Drawing

Category Other Symbol

East Asian Width Ambiguous

Combining Class Not Reordered

Pattern Syntax Yes

Unified Ideograph No

White Space No

Terminal tPunctu- No ation

Quotation Mark No We do not believe the use of box-drawing characters to render a chessboard is appropriate. The box-drawing set was included for compatibility with older charac- ter sets that were used to create character cell graphics, and should not be extended as pro- posed for Chinese chess symbols.

to JTC1/SC2/WG2, Chinese national nody from INCITS/L2 (US national body) ⢍

U+288D

Name PATTERN DOTS-1348

Block

Category Other Symbol

Hangul Syllable Not Applicable Type

Ideographic No

Pattern Syntax Yes

Word Break Other

Variation Selector No

Extender No

Cased No

Case Ignorable No Eight-dot Braille by Judy Dixon A Position Statement of the Braille Authority of North America Adopted September 2007

Abreu. An eight-dot code was introduced in Spain for the purpose of reading and writing music notation. It was named for its creator, Gabriel Abreu, a blind music teacher.

Virtually unknown outside Spain, the Abreu system was extremely popular among its users because it evolved much more quickly than the tactile form of music developed by . The system of the nineteenth century only covered the basics of music nota- tion. The foundation of the more complete modern braille music code, “Braille Music Notation,” was not published until 1929. ⧤

U+29E4

Name EQUALS SIGN AND SLANTED PARAL- LEL WITH TILDE ABOVE

Block Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols -

Decomposition Type None

Line Break Alphabetic

Quotation Mark No

Word Break Other

Pattern White No Space

Bidirectional Other Neutral Category

Bidi Mirrored Yes Age 3.2

Subhead Relation

Usage Symbol

ANY Yes

Dash No

Emoji No

Extender No

Grapheme Extend No

Ideographic No

ID Continue No

Hex Digit No

IDS Binary Op- No erator

IDS Trinary Op- No erator

Logical Order No Exception

Lowercase No

NFC Inert Yes

NFD Quick Check Yes 』

U+300F

Name RIGHT WHITE CORNER BRACKET

Block CJK Symbols and

Category Close Punctuation

Script Common

Deprecated No

Subheader CJK Corner Brackets

BIDI Class Other Neutral

blank No

Cased No

Sentence Break Close Traditional Chinese 雙引號

Simplified Chinese 双引号

Japanese 二重鉤括弧

Korean 겹낫표 ぺ

U+307A

Name JAPANESE PE

Block Hiragana

Category Other Letter

Grapheme Base Yes

Identifier Restric- Recommended tion

Is Lowercase Yes

Is Titlecase Yes

Is Uppercase Yes

Print Yes ぺ に関わる諸事項[編集]

「ペー」や「ぺーぺー」は、平社 員や初心者であることを示す。

「ぺ」は、方言で語尾につけるこ とにより、対象の人を示す。（い なかっぺ） ㈿

U+323F

Name PARENTHESIZED IDEOGRAPH ALLIANCE

Block Enclosed CJK Letters and Months

Category Other Symbol

East Asian Width Wide

Sentence Break Other

Word Break Other

Join Control No

Extender No Decomposition Type Compat

Script Extensions ,Han,Hangul,Hiraga- na,

Blank No

Bmp Yes

Default Ignorable No Code Point

Depreciated No

Diacritic No

Emoji No

Cased No

Segment Starter Yes

Sentence Break Other

STerm No

Trail Canonical Not Reordered Combining Class

Variation Selector No

White Space No

UTS46 Disallowed

XID Start No 不

U+4E0D

Data type Value

kCantonese bat1 fau2

kDefinition no, not; un-; negative prefix

kHangul 부 불

kHanyuPinlu bu4(23305) bu5(555)

kHanyuPinyin 10011.060:bù,fǒu,fōu,fū

kJapaneseKun SEZU NIARAZU INAYA

kJapaneseOn FU BU FUTSU HI

kKorean PWU PWUL

kMandarin bù

kTang *biət biət

kVietnamese bất

kXHC1983 0085.150:bú 0087.100:bù the calyx of a flower

a bird that rises

The character 不 originated as a pictograph of the ca- lyx of a flower. It was then composed into a phono-se- mantic character with the pictograph for mouth (口), to form 否, representing “no”, negation. This composed meaning then spread back to the original character 不, making it a synonym of 否. ꀰ

U+A030

Name YI SYLLABLE BURX

Block Yi Syllables

Category Other Letter

Confuse None

BIDI Left to Right

Joining Type Non Joining

East Asian Width Wide

Soft Dotted No

NFC Inert Yes

Decomposition Type None

Radical No There is a population of over 8,000,000 people in the Yi regions of Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou, and Guanxi. Concern- ing information technology, only 1,500,000 Yi people in the northern dialect regions use the Modern Yi characters derived from the Classical Yi. Though encoded, they are syllabic.

However, there are only few corners of icebergs. There still thousand volumes of Yi texts re- main uncollected and untranslat- ed, let alone information tech- nology use.

Preliminary Proposal to encode Classical Yi Characters by the People’s Republic of China 나

U+B098

Name HANGUL SYLLABLE NA

Block Hangul Syllables

East Asian Width Wide

Print Yes

Usage Common

Cased No

Deprecated No

Full Composition No Exclusion

Hangul Syllable LVSyllable Type http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%EB%82%98 팲

U+1D332

Name TETRAGRAM FOR GREATNESS

Block Tai Xuan Jing Symbols

Category Symbol, Other [So]

Combine 0

BIDI Other Neutrals [ON]

Ming 大

Pinyin dà

Mirror 팲大。陰虛其內，陽逢其外，物與盤蓋。

Yin its inner and outer sun every, things and disc cover.

Ancient origin Usage of these unencoded symbols in China begins with a text called 太玄經 Tài Xuán Jïng (‘the exceedingly ar- cane classic’). Composed by a man named 揚雄 Yáng Xióng (53BC-AD18), the first draft of this work was completed in 2BC (in the decade before the fall of the Western Han Dynasty). This text is today popularly known in the West under several titles, including The Alternative I Ching and The Elemental Changes. The symbols under con- sideration in this proposal represent a primary level of semantic notation in this ancient text, following in and expanding upon the traditions of the primary Chinese classic 易經 Yì Jïng.

Translation courtesy of Google Translate Background information from original Unicode proposal http://std.dkuug.dk/JTC1/SC2/WG2/docs/n2416.pdf The Unicode Power Stones series aspires to create pocket-sized stone talismans for every character within the Unicode® Standard, an international, multilingual text character encoding system. The stan- dard currently includes 110,181 charac- ters spanning 100 international scripts, with space remaining for over 860,000 future characters.

The Unicode® Standard was initiated in Silicon Valley, 1987, by collaborating engineers at Apple and Xerox in order to unify the encoding of characters on com- puters across nations and languages.

This unifying standard was a departure from previous fragmented nation and lan- guage-specific encodings, and was hailed dramatically as “transforming random collection of bits to things of meaning” by James Gosling, the creator of Java and “the most significant advance in writing systems since the Phoenicians” by James J ’Donnell of Georgetown. Prioritizing unborn scripts of the future over dormant scripts of antiquity, Uni- code embodies Western technoutopic ideals of global connectivity and facilitates the exchanges of uncorrupted interna- tional text input. Filtered and reviewed carefully by facilitators of the Cali- fornia-based nonprofit, every applicant undergoes a rigorous review process to see if their is eligible for universal encoding.

This booklet contains an entry for each engraved character, outlining notable qualities and histories of the character it bears.

Adriana Ramić 2015