Nandinagari (Unicode block)

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Nandinagari is a Unicode block containing characters for Nandinagari script, historically used to write Sanskrit in southern India.

Nandinagari[1][2]
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U+119Ax 𑦠 𑦡 𑦢 𑦣 𑦤 𑦥 𑦦 𑦧 𑦪 𑦫 𑦬 𑦭 𑦮 𑦯
U+119Bx 𑦰 𑦱 𑦲 𑦳 𑦴 𑦵 𑦶 𑦷 𑦸 𑦹 𑦺 𑦻 𑦼 𑦽 𑦾 𑦿
U+119Cx 𑧀 𑧁 𑧂 𑧃 𑧄 𑧅 𑧆 𑧇 𑧈 𑧉 𑧊 𑧋 𑧌 𑧍 𑧎 𑧏
U+119Dx 𑧐 𑧑 𑧒 𑧓 𑧔 𑧕 𑧖 𑧗 𑧚 𑧛 𑧜 𑧝 𑧞 𑧟
U+119Ex 𑧠 𑧡 𑧢 𑧣 𑧤
U+119Fx
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1.^ As of Unicode version 16.0
2.^ Grey areas indicate non-assigned code points
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Nandinagari
RangeU+119A0..U+119FF
(96 code points)
PlaneSMP
ScriptsNandinagari
Assigned65 code points
Unused31 reserved code points
Unicode version history
12.0 (2019)65 (+65)
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