Duplicate characters in Unicode: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 22:39, 12 December 2024

Revision as of 15:46, 16 December 2024

Line 103:

The contextual-form characters are not recommended for general use.

There are also compatibility Arabic ligatures encoded such as: {{unichar|FDF2}} and {{unichar|FDFD}}

* {{unichar|FDF2}}

* {{unichar|FDFD}}

=== Hebrew presentation forms ===

Line 111 ⟶ 109:

{{Expand section|date=December 2024}}

Hebrew presentation forms include ligatures, several precomposed characters and wide variants of Hebrew letters. The aleph-lamed ligature is encoded as a separate character at {{unichar|FB4F}}.

The wide variants are listed below:

<!-- Just like the main list; Duplicate character: Original character(s) -->

* {{unichar|FDF2FB21}}

* {{unichar|FDFDFB22}}

* {{unichar|FB23}}

* {{unichar|FB24}}

* {{unichar|FB25}}

* {{unichar|FB26}}

* {{unichar|FB27}}

* {{unichar|FB28}}

These characters were encoded for justification of texts written in Hebrew, such as the Torah.

==See also==