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Module:Lang

This template is used to indicate that a text is transliterated from a particular script into the Latin script (that is, common English alphabetical). Optionally, it can be transliterated according to a specific transliteration scheme.

By definition, it is only to be used to show transliterations scripts from non-Latin scripts, such as Greek (α), Cyrillic (Д) and Arabic (ج‎).

It adds a tooltip label naming the scheme and normally renders the text in italics. It also invisibly tags it for web browsers, so that they may use a more appropriate font or screen readers to use a particular kind of pronunciation, and so on.

{{transl}} is similar to {{lang}}, which tags non-transliterated text (written in original script). It often used alongside that template, to allow non-readers of the script to interpret the text.

For example, the following code tags a Ukrainian name and its transliteration according to the Ukrainian National scheme.

وِکی کوڈ	ظٲہِریَتھ
{{lang\|uk\|Ярослав Рудницький}} ({{transl\|uk\|ukrainian\|Yaroslav Rudnytskyi}})	Ярослав Рудницький (Yaroslav Rudnytskyi)

Rationale

This template is intended to unify all "transliteration" templates, such as {{IAST}} and {{ISOtranslit}}. These templates are still usable, but they just transclude or are redirected back to {{transl}}. For example, (e.g. {{IAST|saṃskṛtam}} is a shortcut for {{transl|sa|IAST|saṃskṛtam}}; others like ArabDIN are handled natively by this template: {{transl|ar|DIN|...}}).

This template is kept separate from {{lang}} to address formatting issues (via css classes) and identification of transliteration schemes used. Ultimately, if these concerns are smartly addressed in the css file and/or in {{lang}}, using {{transl|xx|...}} should be equivalent to using {{lang|xx-Latn|...}}, viz. stating that the string is a Romanization by adding "-Latn" to the language code.^{[clarification needed]}

Usage

There are two ways of using this template: with or without specifying the transliteration scheme used:

two parameters, with ISO 639 language code: {{transl|ar|al-Khwarizmi}} means that "al-Khwarizmi" is a transliteration from the Arabic in a loose or unspecified scheme.
two parameters, with ISO 15924 script code: {{transl|Ogam|MAQI}} means that "MAQI" transliterates an Ogham inscription without specifying the language. Potentially useful when writing systems themselves are under discussion, e.g. {{transl|Cyrl|š}}, not {{transl|cu|š}} or {{transl|ru|š}} when discussing the letter Ш.

three parameters, with ISO 639 language code: {{transl|ar|DIN|al-Ḫawārizmī}} / {{transl|ar|ALA|al-Khawārizmī}} the second parameter specifies the scheme used (DIN vs. ALA).
three parameters, with ISO 15924 script code: {{transl|Arab|DIN|Ḫ}} vs {{transl|Arab|ALA|Kh}} for ﺥ‎.

To suppress the default italicization of Latin scripts, add |italic=no. This parameter is useful for proper nouns, for example.

Note that the language code is ISO 639, not the IETF BCP 47 language tags that allow variants.

Transliteration scheme codes

Codes for supported transliteration schemes can be seen by viewing the source of Module:Lang/data — the translit_title_table data-structure lists for each such code the corresponding transliteration schemes. These may vary by language — e.g. code "ISO" means scheme ISO 233 for Arabic but ISO 11940 for Thai.

Examples

code:

{{transl|ar|[[al-Khwarizmi]]}} / [[DIN 31635]]: {{transl|ar|DIN|al-Ḫawārizmī}} / [[ISO 233]]: {{transl|ar|ISO|al-H̱awārizmī}} / [[ALA-LC Romanization|ALA]]: {{transl|ar|ALA|al-Khawārizmī}}
[[Royal Thai General System of Transcription|RTGS]]: {{transl|th|phasa thai}} / [[ISO 11940]]: {{transl|th|ISO|p̣hās̄ʹāthịy}}
{{cuneiform|[[Sumerian language|𒅴𒂠]]}} {{transl|sux|EME.GIR<sub>15</sub>}} / {{cuneiform|6|[[Hittite language|𒉈𒅆𒇷]]}} {{transl|hit|''ne-ši-li''}}

result:

al-Khwarizmi / DIN 31635: al-Ḫawārizmī / ISO 233: al-H̱awārizmī / ALA: al-Khawārizmī
RTGS: phasa thai / ISO 11940: p̣hās̄ʹāthịy
𒅴𒂠 EME.GIR₁₅ / 𒉈𒅆𒇷 ne-ši-li

ISO:

русский {{transl|ru|ISO|russkij}}: russkij
Аҧсуа {{transl|ab|ISO|aṗsua}}: aṗsua
عربي {{transl|ar|ISO|ʿarabī}}: ʿarabī
ISO has huge issues transliterating alif, so it's better to use the Library of Congress transliteration, the German Institute for Standardization or Hans Wehr transliteration; see Arabic transliteration and
தமிழ் {{transl|ta|ISO|tamiḻ}}: tamiḻ
বাংলা {{transl|bn|ISO|baṅla}}: baṅla
ελληνικά {{transl|el|ISO|ellēniká}}: ellēniká
ქართული {{transl|ka|ISO|k'art'uli}}: k'art'uli
漢語拼音 {{transl|zh|ISO|hànyǔ pīnyīn}}: hànyǔ pīnyīn
ภาษาไทย {{transl|th|ISO|p̣hās̄ʹāthịy}}: p̣hās̄ʹāthịy

CSS

In order to apply a style to all text marked as transliteration, use a CSS selector that chooses all text with transliteration in the title attribute (tooltip). For instance, if you add the following to your common.css, all transliterations will be colored teal:

[title~=transliteration] { color: teal; }

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TemplateData

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TemplateData for Transl

Marks a text span transliterated from a particular language or writing system, and, optionally, according to a specific transliteration system.

Template parameters[Edit template data]
Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Language or script code	`1`	ISO 639 language code (e.g., uk) or ISO 15924 script code (e.g., Cyrl)	Line	required
Text or transliteration scheme	`2`	Source text to be transliterated, or, optionally, transliteration scheme (e.g., bgn/pcgn)	String	required
Text	`3`	Source text to be transliterated (required if a transliteration scheme is entered above)	String	suggested

v t e Scripts in ISO 15924^[a]^[b] and in Unicode^[c]^[d]
ISO 15924			Script in Unicode^[e]
Code	ISO formal name	Directionality	Unicode Alias^[f]	Version	Characters	Notes	Description

Adlm	Adlam	right-to-left	Adlam	9.0	88		Ch 19.9
Afak	Afaka	varies	ZZ— Not in Unicode, proposal is explored^[1]
Aghb	Caucasian Albanian	left-to-right	Caucasian Albanian	7.0	53	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.11
Ahom	Ahom, Tai Ahom	left-to-right	Ahom	8.0	65	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.15
Arab	Arabic	right-to-left	Arabic	1.0	1,365		Ch 9.2
Aran	Arabic (Nastaliq variant)	mixed	ZZ— Typographic variant of Arabic (§ Arab)
Armi	Imperial Aramaic	right-to-left	Imperial Aramaic	5.2	31	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.4
Armn	Armenian	left-to-right	Armenian	1.0	96		Ch 7.6
Avst	Avestan	right-to-left	Avestan	5.2	61	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.7
Bali	Balinese	left-to-right	Balinese	5.0	124		Ch 17.3
Bamu	Bamum	left-to-right	Bamum	5.2	657		Ch 19.6
Bass	Bassa Vah	left-to-right	Bassa Vah	7.0	36	Ancient/historic	Ch 19.7
Batk	Batak	left-to-right	Batak	6.0	56		Ch 17.6
Beng	Bengali (Bangla)	left-to-right	Bengali	1.0	96		Ch 12.2
Bhks	Bhaiksuki	left-to-right	Bhaiksuki	9.0	97	Ancient/historic	Ch 14.3
Blis	Blissymbols	varies	ZZ— Not in Unicode, proposal is explored^[1]
Bopo	Bopomofo	left-to-right, right-to-left	Bopomofo	1.0	77		Ch 18.3
Brah	Brahmi	left-to-right	Brahmi	6.0	115	Ancient/historic	Ch 14.1
Brai	Braille	left-to-right	Braille	3.0	256		Ch 21.1
Bugi	Buginese	left-to-right	Buginese	4.1	30		Ch 17.2
Buhd	Buhid	left-to-right	Buhid	3.2	20		Ch 17.1
Cakm	Chakma	left-to-right	Chakma	6.1	71		Ch 13.11
Cans	Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics	left-to-right	Canadian Aboriginal	3.0	726		Ch 20.2
Cari	Carian	left-to-right, right-to-left	Carian	5.1	49	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.5
Cham	Cham	left-to-right	Cham	5.1	83		Ch 16.10
Cher	Cherokee	left-to-right	Cherokee	3.0	172		Ch 20.1
Chrs	Chorasmian	right-to-left, top-to-bottom	Chorasmian	13.0	28	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.8
Cirt	Cirth	varies	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Copt	Coptic	left-to-right	Coptic	1.0	137	Ancient/historic, Disunified from Greek in 4.1	Ch 7.3
Cpmn	Cypro-Minoan	left-to-right	Cypro Minoan	14.0	99	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.4
Cprt	Cypriot syllabary	right-to-left	Cypriot	4.0	55	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.3
Cyrl	Cyrillic	left-to-right	Cyrillic	1.0	443	Includes typographic variant Old Church Slavonic (§ Cyrs)	Ch 7.4
Cyrs	Cyrillic (Old Church Slavonic variant)	varies	ZZ— Typographic variant of Cyrillic (§ Cyrl)			Ancient/historic
Deva	Devanagari (Nagari)	left-to-right	Devanagari	1.0	154		Ch 12.1
Diak	Dives Akuru	left-to-right	Dives Akuru	13.0	72	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.14
Dogr	Dogra	left-to-right	Dogra	11.0	60	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.17
Dsrt	Deseret (Mormon)	left-to-right	Deseret	3.1	80		Ch 20.4
Dupl	Duployan shorthand, Duployan stenography	left-to-right	Duployan	7.0	143		Ch 21.6
Egyd	Egyptian demotic	mixed	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Egyh	Egyptian hieratic	mixed	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Egyp	Egyptian hieroglyphs	right-to-left, left-to-right	Egyptian Hieroglyphs	5.2	1,080	Ancient/historic	Ch 11.4
Elba	Elbasan	left-to-right	Elbasan	7.0	40	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.10
Elym	Elymaic	right-to-left	Elymaic	12.0	23	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.9
Ethi	Ethiopic (Geʻez)	left-to-right	Ethiopic	3.0	523		Ch 19.1
Geok	Khutsuri (Asomtavruli and Nuskhuri)	left-to-right	Georgian			Unicode groups "Khutsori", "Asomtavruli" and "Nuskhuri" into 'Georgian' (§ Geok). Also "Mkhedruli" and "Mtavruli" are 'Georgian' (§ Geor)	Ch 7.7
Geor	Georgian (Mkhedruli and Mtavruli)	left-to-right	Georgian	1.0	173	In Unicode, also includes Geok (Nuskhuri)	Ch 7.7
Glag	Glagolitic	left-to-right	Glagolitic	4.1	134	Ancient/historic	Ch 7.5
Gong	Gunjala Gondi	left-to-right	Gunjala Gondi	11.0	63		Ch 13.15
Gonm	Masaram Gondi	left-to-right	Masaram Gondi	10.0	75		Ch 13.14
Goth	Gothic	left-to-right	Gothic	3.1	27	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.9
Gran	Grantha	left-to-right	Grantha	7.0	85	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.13
Grek	Greek	left-to-right	Greek	1.0	518	Directionality sometimes as boustrophedon	Ch 7.2
Gujr	Gujarati	left-to-right	Gujarati	1.0	91		Ch 12.4
Guru	Gurmukhi	left-to-right	Gurmukhi	1.0	80		Ch 12.3
Hanb	Han with Bopomofo (alias for Han + Bopomofo)	mixed	ZZ— See § Hani, § Bopo
Hang	Hangul (Hangŭl, Hangeul)	left-to-right, vertical right-to-left	Hangul	1.0	11,739	Hangul syllables relocated in 2.0	Ch 18.6
Hani	Han (Hanzi, Kanji, Hanja)	top-to-bottom, columns right-to-left (historically)	Han	1.0	94,215		Ch 18.1
Hano	Hanunoo (Hanunóo)	left-to-right, bottom-to-top	Hanunoo	3.2	21		Ch 17.1
Hans	Han (Simplified variant)	varies	ZZ— Subset of Han (Hanzi, Kanji, Hanja) (§ Hani)
Hant	Han (Traditional variant)	varies	ZZ— Subset of § Hani
Hatr	Hatran	right-to-left	Hatran	8.0	26	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.12
Hebr	Hebrew	right-to-left	Hebrew	1.0	134		Ch 9.1
Hira	Hiragana	vertical right-to-left, left-to-right	Hiragana	1.0	380		Ch 18.4
Hluw	Anatolian Hieroglyphs (Luwian Hieroglyphs, Hittite Hieroglyphs)	left-to-right	Anatolian Hieroglyphs	8.0	583	Ancient/historic	Ch 11.6
Hmng	Pahawh Hmong	left-to-right	Pahawh Hmong	7.0	127		Ch 16.11
Hmnp	Nyiakeng Puachue Hmong	left-to-right	Nyiakeng Puachue Hmong	12.0	71		Ch 16.12
Hrkt	Japanese syllabaries (alias for Hiragana + Katakana)	vertical right-to-left, left-to-right	Katakana or Hiragana			See § Hira, § Kana	Ch 18.4
Hung	Old Hungarian (Hungarian Runic)	right-to-left	Old Hungarian	8.0	108	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.8
Inds	Indus (Harappan)	mixed	ZZ— Not in Unicode, proposal is explored^[1]
Ital	Old Italic (Etruscan, Oscan, etc.)	right-to-left, left-to-right	Old Italic	3.1	39	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.6
Jamo	Jamo (alias for Jamo subset of Hangul)	varies	ZZ— Subset of § Hang
Java	Javanese	left-to-right	Javanese	5.2	90		Ch 17.4
Jpan	Japanese (alias for Han + Hiragana + Katakana)	varies	ZZ— See § Hani, § Hira and § Kana
Jurc	Jurchen	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Kali	Kayah Li	left-to-right	Kayah Li	5.1	47		Ch 16.9
Kana	Katakana	vertical right-to-left, left-to-right	Katakana	1.0	320		Ch 18.4
Kawi	Kawi	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Khar	Kharoshthi	right-to-left	Kharoshthi	4.1	68	Ancient/historic	Ch 14.2
Khmr	Khmer	left-to-right	Khmer	3.0	146		Ch 16.4
Khoj	Khojki	left-to-right	Khojki	7.0	62	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.7
Kitl	Khitan large script	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Kits	Khitan small script	vertical right-to-left	Khitan Small Script	13.0	471	Ancient/historic	Ch 18.12
Knda	Kannada	left-to-right	Kannada	1.0	90		Ch 12.8
Kore	Korean (alias for Hangul + Han)	left-to-right	ZZ— See § Hani, § Hang
Kpel	Kpelle	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode, proposal is explored^[1]
Kthi	Kaithi	left-to-right	Kaithi	5.2	68	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.2
Lana	Tai Tham (Lanna)	left-to-right	Tai Tham	5.2	127		Ch 16.7
Laoo	Lao	left-to-right	Lao	1.0	82		Ch 16.2
Latf	Latin (Fraktur variant)	varies	ZZ— Typographic variant of Latin (§ Latn)
Latg	Latin (Gaelic variant)	left-to-right	ZZ— Typographic variant of Latin (§ Latn)
Latn	Latin	left-to-right	Latin	1.0	1,475	See also: Latin script in Unicode	Ch 7.1
Leke	Leke	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Lepc	Lepcha (Róng)	left-to-right	Lepcha	5.1	74		Ch 13.12
Limb	Limbu	left-to-right	Limbu	4.0	68		Ch 13.6
Lina	Linear A	left-to-right	Linear A	7.0	341	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.1
Linb	Linear B	left-to-right	Linear B	4.0	211	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.2
Lisu	Lisu (Fraser)	left-to-right	Lisu	5.2	49		Ch 18.9
Loma	Loma	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode, proposal is explored^[1]
Lyci	Lycian	left-to-right	Lycian	5.1	29	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.5
Lydi	Lydian	right-to-left	Lydian	5.1	27	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.5
Mahj	Mahajani	left-to-right	Mahajani	7.0	39	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.6
Maka	Makasar	left-to-right	Makasar	11.0	25	Ancient/historic	Ch 17.8
Mand	Mandaic, Mandaean	right-to-left	Mandaic	6.0	29		Ch 9.5
Mani	Manichaean	right-to-left	Manichaean	7.0	51	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.5
Marc	Marchen	left-to-right	Marchen	9.0	68	Ancient/historic	Ch 14.5
Maya	Mayan hieroglyphs	mixed	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Medf	Medefaidrin (Oberi Okaime, Oberi Ɔkaimɛ)	left-to-right	Medefaidrin	11.0	91		Ch 19.10
Mend	Mende Kikakui	right-to-left	Mende Kikakui	7.0	213		Ch 19.8
Merc	Meroitic Cursive	right-to-left	Meroitic Cursive	6.1	90	Ancient/historic	Ch 11.5
Mero	Meroitic Hieroglyphs	right-to-left	Meroitic Hieroglyphs	6.1	32	Ancient/historic	Ch 11.5
Mlym	Malayalam	left-to-right	Malayalam	1.0	118		Ch 12.9
Modi	Modi, Moḍī	left-to-right	Modi	7.0	79	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.11
Mong	Mongolian	vertical left-to-right, left-to-right	Mongolian	3.0	168	Mong includes Clear and Manchu scripts	Ch 13.5
Moon	Moon (Moon code, Moon script, Moon type)	mixed	ZZ— Not in Unicode, proposal is explored^[1]
Mroo	Mro, Mru	left-to-right	Mro	7.0	43		Ch 13.8
Mtei	Meitei Mayek (Meithei, Meetei)	left-to-right	Meetei Mayek	5.2	79		Ch 13.7
Mult	Multani	left-to-right	Multani	8.0	38	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.9
Mymr	Myanmar (Burmese)	left-to-right	Myanmar	3.0	223		Ch 16.3
Nagm	Nag Mundari	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Nand	Nandinagari	left-to-right	Nandinagari	12.0	65	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.12
Narb	Old North Arabian (Ancient North Arabian)	right-to-left	Old North Arabian	7.0	32	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.1
Nbat	Nabataean	right-to-left	Nabataean	7.0	40	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.10
Newa	Newa, Newar, Newari, Nepāla lipi	left-to-right	Newa	9.0	97		Ch 13.3
Nkdb	Naxi Dongba (na²¹ɕi³³ to³³ba²¹, Nakhi Tomba)	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Nkgb	Nakhi Geba (na²¹ɕi³³ gʌ²¹ba²¹, 'Na-'Khi ²Ggŏ-¹baw, Nakhi Geba)	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode, proposal is explored^[1]
Nkoo	N’Ko	right-to-left	NKo	5.0	62		Ch 19.4
Nshu	Nüshu	vertical right-to-left	Nushu	10.0	397		Ch 18.8
Ogam	Ogham	bottom-to-top, left-to-right	Ogham	3.0	29	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.14
Olck	Ol Chiki (Ol Cemet’, Ol, Santali)	left-to-right	Ol Chiki	5.1	48		Ch 13.10
Orkh	Old Turkic, Orkhon Runic	right-to-left	Old Turkic	5.2	73	Ancient/historic	Ch 14.8
Orya	Oriya (Odia)	left-to-right	Oriya	1.0	91		Ch 12.5
Osge	Osage	left-to-right	Osage	9.0	72		Ch 20.3
Osma	Osmanya	left-to-right	Osmanya	4.0	40		Ch 19.2
Ougr	Old Uyghur	mixed	Old Uyghur	14.0	26	Ancient/historic	Ch 14.11
Palm	Palmyrene	right-to-left	Palmyrene	7.0	32	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.11
Pauc	Pau Cin Hau	left-to-right	Pau Cin Hau	7.0	57		Ch 16.13
Pcun	Proto-Cuneiform	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Pelm	Proto-Elamite	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Perm	Old Permic	left-to-right	Old Permic	7.0	43	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.13
Phag	Phags-pa	vertical left-to-right	Phags-pa	5.0	56	Ancient/historic	Ch 14.4
Phli	Inscriptional Pahlavi	right-to-left	Inscriptional Pahlavi	5.2	27	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.6
Phlp	Psalter Pahlavi	right-to-left	Psalter Pahlavi	7.0	29	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.6
Phlv	Book Pahlavi	mixed	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Phnx	Phoenician	right-to-left	Phoenician	5.0	29	Ancient/historic^[g]	Ch 10.3
Piqd	Klingon (KLI pIqaD)	left-to-right	ZZ— Rejected for inclusion in Unicode^[2]^[3]
Plrd	Miao (Pollard)	left-to-right	Miao	6.1	149		Ch 18.10
Prti	Inscriptional Parthian	right-to-left	Inscriptional Parthian	5.2	30	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.6
Psin	Proto-Sinaitic	mixed	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Qaaa-Qabx	Reserved for private use (range)		ZZ— Not in Unicode
Ranj	Ranjana	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Rjng	Rejang (Redjang, Kaganga)	left-to-right	Rejang	5.1	37		Ch 17.5
Rohg	Hanifi Rohingya	right-to-left	Hanifi Rohingya	11.0	50		Ch 16.14
Roro	Rongorongo	mixed	ZZ— Not in Unicode, proposal is explored^[1]
Runr	Runic	left-to-right, boustrophedon	Runic	3.0	86	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.7
Samr	Samaritan	right-to-left, top-to-bottom	Samaritan	5.2	61		Ch 9.4
Sara	Sarati	mixed	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Sarb	Old South Arabian	right-to-left	Old South Arabian	5.2	32	Ancient/historic	Ch 10.2
Saur	Saurashtra	left-to-right	Saurashtra	5.1	82		Ch 13.13
Sgnw	SignWriting	vertical left-to-right	SignWriting	8.0	672		Ch 21.7
Shaw	Shavian (Shaw)	left-to-right	Shavian	4.0	48		Ch 8.15
Shrd	Sharada, Śāradā	left-to-right	Sharada	6.1	96		Ch 15.3
Shui	Shuishu	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Sidd	Siddham, Siddhaṃ, Siddhamātṛkā	left-to-right	Siddham	7.0	92	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.5
Sind	Khudawadi, Sindhi	left-to-right	Khudawadi	7.0	69		Ch 15.8
Sinh	Sinhala	left-to-right	Sinhala	3.0	111		Ch 13.2
Sogd	Sogdian	vertical or horizontal, top-to-bottom	Sogdian	11.0	42	Ancient/historic	Ch 14.10
Sogo	Old Sogdian	right-to-left	Old Sogdian	11.0	40	Ancient/historic	Ch 14.9
Sora	Sora Sompeng	left-to-right	Sora Sompeng	6.1	35		Ch 15.16
Soyo	Soyombo	left-to-right	Soyombo	10.0	83	Ancient/historic	Ch 14.7
Sund	Sundanese	left-to-right	Sundanese	5.1	72		Ch 17.7
Sunu	Sunuwar	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Sylo	Syloti Nagri	left-to-right	Syloti Nagri	4.1	45	Ancient/historic	Ch 15.1
Syrc	Syriac	right-to-left	Syriac	3.0	88	Includes typographic variants Estrangelo (§ Syre), Western (§ Syrj), and Eastern (§ Syrn)	Ch 9.3
Syre	Syriac (Estrangelo variant)	mixed	ZZ— Typographic variant of Syriac (§ Syrc)
Syrj	Syriac (Western variant)	mixed	ZZ— Typographic variant of Syriac (§ Syrc)
Syrn	Syriac (Eastern variant)	mixed	ZZ— Typographic variant of Syriac (§ Syrc)
Tagb	Tagbanwa	left-to-right	Tagbanwa	3.2	18		Ch 17.1
Takr	Takri, Ṭākrī, Ṭāṅkrī	left-to-right	Takri	6.1	68		Ch 15.4
Tale	Tai Le	left-to-right	Tai Le	4.0	35		Ch 16.5
Talu	New Tai Lue	left-to-right	New Tai Lue	4.1	83		Ch 16.6
Taml	Tamil	left-to-right	Tamil	1.0	123		Ch 12.6
Tang	Tangut	vertical right-to-left, left-to-right	Tangut	9.0	6,914	Ancient/historic	Ch 18.11
Tavt	Tai Viet	left-to-right	Tai Viet	5.2	72		Ch 16.8
Telu	Telugu	left-to-right	Telugu	1.0	100		Ch 12.7
Teng	Tengwar	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Tfng	Tifinagh (Berber)	left-to-right, right-to-left, top-to-bottom, bottom-to-top	Tifinagh	4.1	59		Ch 19.3
Tglg	Tagalog (Baybayin, Alibata)	left-to-right	Tagalog	3.2	23		Ch 17.1
Thaa	Thaana	right-to-left	Thaana	3.0	50		Ch 13.1
Thai	Thai	left-to-right	Thai	1.0	86		Ch 16.1
Tibt	Tibetan	left-to-right	Tibetan	2.0	207	Added in 1.0, removed in 1.1 and reintroduced in 2.0	Ch 13.4
Tirh	Tirhuta	left-to-right	Tirhuta	7.0	82		Ch 15.10
Tnsa	Tangsa	left-to-right	Tangsa	14.0	89		Ch 13.18
Toto	Toto	left-to-right	Toto	14.0	31		Ch 13.17
Ugar	Ugaritic	left-to-right	Ugaritic	4.0	31	Ancient/historic	Ch 11.2
Vaii	Vai	left-to-right	Vai	5.1	300		Ch 19.5
Visp	Visible Speech	left-to-right	ZZ— Not in Unicode
Vith	Vithkuqi	left-to-right	Vithkuqi	14.0	70	Ancient/historic	Ch 8.12
Wara	Warang Citi (Varang Kshiti)	left-to-right	Warang Citi	7.0	84		Ch 13.9
Wcho	Wancho	left-to-right	Wancho	12.0	59		Ch 13.16
Wole	Woleai	mixed	ZZ— Not in Unicode, proposal is explored^[1]
Xpeo	Old Persian	left-to-right	Old Persian	4.1	50	Ancient/historic	Ch 11.3
Xsux	Cuneiform, Sumero-Akkadian	left-to-right	Cuneiform	5.0	1,234	Ancient/historic	Ch 11.1
Yezi	Yezidi	right-to-left	Yezidi	13.0	47	Ancient/historic	Ch 9.6
Yiii	Yi	left-to-right	Yi	3.0	1,220		Ch 18.7
Zanb	Zanabazar Square (Zanabazarin Dörböljin Useg, Xewtee Dörböljin Bicig, Horizontal Square Script)	left-to-right	Zanabazar Square	10.0	72	Ancient/historic	Ch 14.6
Zinh	Code for inherited script		Inherited		657
Zmth	Mathematical notation		ZZ— Not a 'script' in Unicode
Zsym	Symbols		ZZ— Not a 'script' in Unicode
Zsye	Symbols (emoji variant)		ZZ— Not a 'script' in Unicode
Zxxx	Code for unwritten documents		ZZ— Not a 'script' in Unicode
Zyyy	Code for undetermined script		Common		8,252
Zzzz	Code for uncoded script		Unknown		969,350	In Unicode: All other code points
Notes ^ ISO 15924 publications As of 3 دسَمبَر 2021^[update] ^ ISO 15924 Normative text file As of 3 دسَمبَر 2021^[update] ^ ISO 15924 Changes (including Aliases for Unicode; as of 3 دسَمبَر 2021^[update]) ^ Unicode version 14.0 ^ Unicode charts ^ Unicode uses the "Property Value Alias" (Alias) as the script-name. These Alias names are part of Unicode and are published informatively next to ISO 15924. An alias script name may be used in a character name: `Palm`, Palmyrene → U+10860 𐡠 PALMYRENE LETTER ALEPH. ^ In Unicode, the Phoenician script is intended for the representation of text in Paleo-Hebrew, Archaic Phoenician, Phoenician, Early Aramaic, Late Phoenician cursive, Phoenician papyri, Siloam Hebrew, Hebrew seals, Ammonite, Moabite, and Punic.^[4]

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↑ ^1٫0 ^1٫1 ^1٫2 ^1٫3 ^1٫4 ^1٫5 ^1٫6 ^1٫7 ^1٫8 "Proposed New Scripts". Unicode Consortium. 2018-05-25. Retrieved 2019-09-12.
↑ Michael Everson (1997-09-18). "Proposal to encode Klingon in Plane 1 of ISO/IEC 10646-2".
↑ The Unicode Consortium (2001-08-14). "Approved Minutes of the UTC 87 / L2 184 Joint Meeting".
↑ "Middle East-II, Ancient Scripts" (PDF). 14.0.0. The Unicode Consortiumtitle=Middle-East scripts II. Retrieved 2021-09-15.

[cnote_a_grp_ISO_Unicode] 
ISO 15924 publications As of 3 دسَمبَر 2021^[update]

[cnote_b_grp_ISO_list] 
ISO 15924 Normative text file As of 3 دسَمبَر 2021^[update]

[cnote_c_grp_ISO_changes] 
ISO 15924 Changes (including Aliases for Unicode; as of 3 دسَمبَر 2021^[update])

[cnote_d_grp_Asof_Unicode_version] 
Unicode version 14.0

[cnote_e_grp_Unicode_charts] 
Unicode charts

[cnote_f_grp_Aliases_for_Unicode] 
Unicode uses the "Property Value Alias" (Alias) as the script-name. These Alias names are part of Unicode and are published informatively next to ISO 15924. An alias script name may be used in a character name: Palm, Palmyrene → U+10860 𐡠 PALMYRENE LETTER ALEPH.

[cnote_g_grp_Scripts] 
In Unicode, the Phoenician script is intended for the representation of text in Paleo-Hebrew, Archaic Phoenician, Phoenician, Early Aramaic, Late Phoenician cursive, Phoenician papyri, Siloam Hebrew, Hebrew seals, Ammonite, Moabite, and Punic.^[4]

[uniproposed-1] 1٫0 ^1٫1 ^1٫2 ^1٫3 ^1٫4 ^1٫5 ^1٫6 ^1٫7 ^1٫8 "Proposed New Scripts". Unicode Consortium. 2018-05-25. Retrieved 2019-09-12.

[2] Michael Everson (1997-09-18). "Proposal to encode Klingon in Plane 1 of ISO/IEC 10646-2".

[3] The Unicode Consortium (2001-08-14). "Approved Minutes of the UTC 87 / L2 184 Joint Meeting".

[4] "Middle East-II, Ancient Scripts" (PDF). 14.0.0. The Unicode Consortiumtitle=Middle-East scripts II. Retrieved 2021-09-15.

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