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Medefaidrin (Unicode block)

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Medefaidrin is a Unicode block containing characters for the constructed script Medefaidrin which is used to write the constructed language of the same name. The Medefaidrin language and script were created as a Christian sacred language by an Ibibio congregation in 1930s Nigeria.

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Medefaidrin[1][2]
Official Unicode Consortium code chart (PDF)
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U+16E4x 𖹀‎ 𖹁‎ 𖹂‎ 𖹃‎ 𖹄‎ 𖹅‎ 𖹆‎ 𖹇‎ 𖹈‎ 𖹉‎ 𖹊‎ 𖹋‎ 𖹌‎ 𖹍‎ 𖹎‎ 𖹏‎
U+16E5x 𖹐‎ 𖹑‎ 𖹒‎ 𖹓‎ 𖹔‎ 𖹕‎ 𖹖‎ 𖹗‎ 𖹘‎ 𖹙‎ 𖹚‎ 𖹛‎ 𖹜‎ 𖹝‎ 𖹞‎ 𖹟‎
U+16E6x 𖹠‎ 𖹡‎ 𖹢‎ 𖹣‎ 𖹤‎ 𖹥‎ 𖹦‎ 𖹧‎ 𖹨‎ 𖹩‎ 𖹪‎ 𖹫‎ 𖹬‎ 𖹭‎ 𖹮‎ 𖹯‎
U+16E7x 𖹰‎ 𖹱‎ 𖹲‎ 𖹳‎ 𖹴‎ 𖹵‎ 𖹶‎ 𖹷‎ 𖹸‎ 𖹹‎ 𖹺‎ 𖹻‎ 𖹼‎ 𖹽‎ 𖹾‎ 𖹿‎
U+16E8x 𖺀‎ 𖺁‎ 𖺂‎ 𖺃‎ 𖺄‎ 𖺅‎ 𖺆‎ 𖺇‎ 𖺈‎ 𖺉‎ 𖺊‎ 𖺋‎ 𖺌‎ 𖺍‎ 𖺎‎ 𖺏‎
U+16E9x 𖺐‎ 𖺑‎ 𖺒‎ 𖺓‎ 𖺔‎ 𖺕‎ 𖺖‎ 𖺗‎ 𖺘‎ 𖺙‎ 𖺚‎
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1.^ As of Unicode version 16.0
2.^ Grey areas indicate non-assigned code points
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The following Unicode-related documents record the purpose and process of defining specific characters in the Medefaidrin block:

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