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--- In westasianconlangs@yahoogroups.com, "Isaac Penzev" <isaacp@u...> wrote: > habarakhe4 wrote: > > > > Ut.unata Arabic Script > [...] > > /p/ pa' (ba' with three dots below) > > Could you also mention Unicode codes (U+smth)? Is the character above > U+067E? This is the Persian form. > > [...] > > /J/ nun + three dots above > > U+06BD? A very confusing character... > > > /t./ ta' + superposed t.a' > > /d./ da' + superposed t.a' > > /n./ nun + superposed t.a' > > /s./ sin + superposed t.a' > > I uderstand your desire for uniformity, but aren't /s/, /d./ and /t./ > denoted with standard characters U+0635, U+0636 and U+637? > > > /di/ da' + ya' > > /di\/ da' > > /du/ da' + waw > > /de/ da' + kasra > > /d8/ da' + fath.a > > /do/ da' +d.amma > > /da/ da' + 'alif > > /d/ da' + sukun > > I can't see the system... At least different combinations of vowels and > matres lectionis might be used. Esp. strange is opposition of a bare > letter and a maskuned one... > > Beh'eiro, > -- Yitzik