Tagalog Comprehensive Unicode Test Page (original) (raw)
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Comprehensive Unicode Test Page forTagalog
This page tests the Tagalog Unicode block (U+1700 - U+171F).
It is part of the Gallery of Unicode Fonts and is based on the following sources:
- The Unicode Standard (version 5.0.0)
- Paul Morrow's Baybayin page
Consonants have an inherent -a vowel. The other two vowels (-i and -u) are indicated by a diacritic above (for -i) or below (for -u) the consonant. Vowels at the beginning of syllables are represented by their own, independent characters. Syllables ending in a consonant were usually written without the final consonant, but could also be written with a special diacritic (introduced in 1620) to cancel out the inherent vowel.
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Reserved/unallocated codepoints are shown with a gray background.
There are two sections presented below to test characters in the Tagalog block:
- The first section shows combinations of characters to test actual usage of Tagalog script.
- Note that the letters used in column/row headings represent the Unicode designations, not necessarily how the letters would be transcribed using the Latin alphabet.
- And some of the consonant/vowel combinations shown below may not actually be used.
- The second section is just the list of Tagalog codepoints and is laid out in a grid format for easy comparison against the online Unicode charts.
- Placing your cursor over any of the characters in the chart shows the codepoint and its name from the Unicode Character Database (Copyright © 1991-2006 Unicode, Inc). This may not work with some browsers.
- Combining and non-spacing codepoints are preceded with a non-breaking space and are shown with a dashed border
| | Tagalog syllable matrix | | | | | | ------------------------- | ------- | ------- | ------------ | -- | | vowels | | | | | | AU+1700 | IU+1701 | UU+1702 | | | | ᜀ | ᜁ | ᜂ | | | | consonants | IU+1712 | UU+1713 | VIRAMAU+1714 | | | KAU+1703 | ᜃ | ᜃᜒ | ᜃᜓ | ᜃ᜔ | | GAU+1704 | ᜄ | ᜄᜒ | ᜄᜓ | ᜄ᜔ | | NGAU+1705 | ᜅ | ᜅᜒ | ᜅᜓ | ᜅ᜔ | | TAU+1706 | ᜆ | ᜆᜒ | ᜆᜓ | ᜆ᜔ | | DAU+1707 | ᜇ | ᜇᜒ | ᜇᜓ | ᜇ᜔ | | NAU+1708 | ᜈ | ᜈᜒ | ᜈᜓ | ᜈ᜔ | | PAU+1709 | ᜉ | ᜉᜒ | ᜉᜓ | ᜉ᜔ | | BAU+170A | ᜊ | ᜊᜒ | ᜊᜓ | ᜊ᜔ | | MAU+170B | ᜋ | ᜋᜒ | ᜋᜓ | ᜋ᜔ | | YAU+170C | ᜌ | ᜌᜒ | ᜌᜓ | ᜌ᜔ | | LAU+170E | ᜎ | ᜎᜒ | ᜎᜓ | ᜎ᜔ | | WAU+170F | ᜏ | ᜏᜒ | ᜏᜓ | ᜏ᜔ | | SAU+1710 | ᜐ | ᜐᜒ | ᜐᜓ | ᜐ᜔ | | HAU+1711 | ᜑ | ᜑᜒ | ᜑᜓ | ᜑ᜔ | | consonants | U+1712I | U+1713U | U+1714VIRAMA | |
generic punctuationfor Philippine scripts | |
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᜵ | ᜶ |
U+1735 | U+1736 |
Tagalog [1700-171F]
| | 170 | 171 | | | | ------ | --- | - | - | | 0 | ᜀ | ᜐ | 0 | | 1 | ᜁ | ᜑ | 1 | | 2 | ᜂ | ᜒ | 2 | | 3 | ᜃ | ᜓ | 3 | | 4 | ᜄ | ᜔ | 4 | | 5 | ᜅ | ᜕ | 5 | | 6 | ᜆ | | 6 | | 7 | ᜇ | | 7 | | 8 | ᜈ | | 8 | | 9 | ᜉ | | 9 | | A | ᜊ | | A | | B | ᜋ | | B | | C | ᜌ | | C | | D | ᜍ | | D | | E | ᜎ | | E | | F | ᜏ | ᜟ | F | | | 170 | 171 | | |
This page was updated on 2006-09-27