I've come to realize that there are a lot of factors which control which characters are visible on a webpage: not every unicode font shows the same set of Unicode characters but some subset thereof, setting charset to utf-8 made a lot of the IPA linguistic characters show up on my computer, and on a MacIntosh, it seems that they use a wholy different set of characters for some reason inexplicable to me because Unicode isn't an IBM creation. Makes life interesting. :)

ALPHABETS - oriental: Japanese - Hiragana (have to install Japanese character sets first for all Japanese letters); Japanese - Small Hiraganas; Japanese - Katakana; Japanese - Small Katakanas; Japanese radicals (another file); Japanese kanji (links to same file); Vietnamese vowels (capital and lowercase)

ALPHABETS - middle eastern & european: Arabic alphabet (naskh script); Hebrew Alphabet; Hebrew Diacritics; Greek capital letters; Greek capital letters with accents; Greek lowercase letters; Greek lowercase letters with accents; Cyrillic alphabet; Other Cyrillic letters; Various Germanic letters (includes Scandinavian languages which are North Germanic) -- capital & lowercase

Western alphabet (the ABCs) - capital

Capital consonants with accent marks

Capital vowels and glides with accent marks: A | E | I | O | U | W | Y

Capital digraph vowels: with accents

Capital vowel-glide combinations

Small Caps

Western alphabets (the abcs) - lowercase

Lowercase consonants with accent marks

Lowercase vowels and glides with accent marks: a | e | i | o | u | w | y

Lowercase digraph vowels: with accents

Lowercase vowel-glide combinations

Some extra linguistic IPA letters (which may exist in some language which I don't have any idea of as yet)

Orphan accents

Overstrike accents

Overstrike examples with whole alphabet

Number Characters

Ordinal signs

Exponents

Fractions

Mathematics characters

Constants

Calculus

Abbreviations

measurements (metric & SI)

physics

business

Currency marks

Obsolete currency marks

Punctuation

Brackets, parenthesis and bars

Quotation marks

Sentential and phrase final punctuation

Punctuation - Arabic

Punctuation - Spanish

Punctuation - Japanese

Punctuation - Greek

Extra punctuation

NON-LANGUAGE CHARACTERS

Box edge Characters

Box-type Characters

Background fill characters

Circular-type Characters

Musical characters

Linear-type arrows

Iconography: Stars

Miscellaneous

Compilation notes

ALPHABETS

Japanese - hiragana

ぁ to ん in order numerically:
ぁあぃいぅうぇ
えぉおかがきぎくぐけ
げこごさざしじすずせ
ぜそぞただちぢっつづ
てでとどなにぬねのは
ばぱひびぴふぶぷへべ
ぺほぼぽまみむめもゃ
やゅゆょよらりるれろ
ゎわゐゑをん

Tablified:

+a +i +u +e +o
あ あ a い い i う う u え え e お お o
k+ か か ka き き ki く く ku け け ke こ こ ko
s+ さ さ sa し し shi す す su せ せ se そ そ so
t+ た た ta ち ち chi つ つ tsu て て te と と to
n+ な な na に に ni ぬ ぬ nu ね ね ne の の no
h+ は は ha ひ ひ hi ふ ふ fu へ へ he ほ ほ ho
m+ ま ま ma み み mi む む mu め め me も も mo
y+ や や ya ゆ ゆ yu よ よ yo
r+ ら ら ra り り ri る る ru れ れ re ろ ろ ro
w+ わ わ wa を を o
(d.o. marker)
+n ん ん n (the only possible syllable coda in Japanese)
DAKUTEN
g+ が が ga ぎ ぎ gi ぐ ぐ gu げ げ ge ご ご go
z+ ざ ざ za じ じ ji ず ず zu ぜ ぜ ze ぞ ぞ zo
d+ だ だ da ぢ ぢ ji づ づ dzu で で de ど ど do
b+ ば ば ba び び bi ぶ ぶ bu べ べ be ぼ ぼ bo
HANDAKUTEN
p+ ぱ ぱ pa ぴ ぴ pi ぷ ぷ pu ぺ ぺ pe ぽ ぽ po

Japanese - small hiraganas

っ っ tsu (to double following consonant)

Japanese - katakana

ァ to ン in order numerically:
ァ
アィイゥウェエォオカ
ガキギクグケゲコゴサ
ザシジスズセゼソゾタ
ダチヂッツヅテデトド
ナニヌネノハバパヒビ
ピフブプヘベペホボポ
マミムメモャヤュユョ
ヨラリルレロヮワヰヱ
ヲン
And these?
ヴヵヶ
Tablified:

	+a	+i	+u	+e	+o
	アア a	イイ i	ウウ u	エエ e	オオ o
k+	カカ ka	キキ ki	クク ku	ケケ ke	ココ ko
s+	ササ sa	シシ shi	スス su	セセ se	ソソ so
t+	タタ ta	チチ chi	ツツ tsu	テテ te	トト to
n+	ナナ na	ニニ ni	ヌヌ nu	ネネ ne	ノノ no
h+	ハハ ha	ヒヒ hi	フフ fu	ヘヘ he	ホホ ho
m+	ママ ma	ミミ mi	ムム mu	メメ me	モモ mo
y+	ヤヤ ya		ユユ yu		ヨヨ yo
r+	ララ ra	リリ ri	ルル ru	レレ re	ロロ ro
w+	ワワ wa				ヲヲ o (d.o. marker)
+n	ンン n (the only possible syllable coda in Japanese)
DAKUTEN
g+	ガガ ga	ギギ gi	ググ gu	ゲゲ ge	ゴゴ go
z+	ザザ za	ジジ ji	ズズ zu	ゼゼ ze	ゾゾ zo
d+	ダダ da	ヂヂ ji	ヅヅ dzu	デデ de	ドド do
b+	ババ ba	ビビ bi	ブブ bu	ベベ be	ボボ bo
HANDAKUTEN
p+	パパ pa	ピピ pi	ププ pu	ペペ pe	ポポ po

Japanese - small katakanas

ッ ッ tsu (to double following consonant)

Vietnamese vowels

Ạ to ỹ, &#00416-00417; &#00431-00432

´ ` s̉ ~ .
A A
a a Á Á
á á À À
à à Ả Ả
ả ả Ã Ã
ã ã Ạ Ạ
ạ ạ
Â Â
â â Ấ Ấ
ấ ấ Ầ Ầ
ầ ầ Ẩ Ẩ
ẩ ẩ Ẫ Ẫ
ẫ ẫ Ậ Ậ
ậ ậ
Ă Ă
ă ă Ắ Ắ
ắ ắ Ằ Ằ
ằ ằ Ẳ Ẳ
ẳ ẳ Ẵ Ẵ
ẵ ẵ Ặ Ặ
ặ ặ
E E
e e É É
é é È È
è è Ẻ Ẻ
ẻ ẻ Ẽ Ẽ
ẽ ẽ Ẹ Ẹ
ẹ ẹ
Ê Ê
ê ê Ế Ế
ế ế Ề Ề
ề ề Ể Ể
ể ể Ễ Ễ
ễ ễ Ệ Ệ
ệ ệ
I I
i i Í Í
í í Ì Ì
ì ì Ỉ Ỉ
ỉ ỉ Ĩ Ĩ
ĩ ĩ Ị Ị
ị ị
O O
o o Ó Ó
ó ó Ò Ò
ò ò Ỏ Ỏ
ỏ ỏ Õ Õ
õ õ Ọ Ọ
ọ ọ
Ô Ô
ô ô Ố Ố
ố ố Ồ Ồ
ồ ồ Ổ Ổ
ổ ổ Ỗ Ỗ
ỗ ỗ Ộ Ộ
ộ ộ
Ơ Ơ
ơ ơ Ớ Ớ
ớ ớ Ờ Ờ
ờ ờ Ở Ở
ở ở Ỡ Ỡ
ỡ ỡ Ợ Ợ
ợ ợ
U U
u u Ú Ú
ú ú Ù Ù
ù ù Ủ Ủ
ủ ủ Ũ Ũ
ũ ũ Ụ Ụ
ụ ụ
Ư Ư
ư ư Ứ Ứ
ứ ứ Ừ Ừ
ừ ừ Ử Ử
ử ử Ữ Ữ
ữ ữ Ự Ự
ự ự
And although I can't ever remember seeing an accented y in Vietnamese, the similar markings lead me to believe that they exist so ...
Y Y
y y Ý Ý
ý ý Ỳ Ỳ
ỳ ỳ Ỷ Ỷ
ỷ ỷ Ỹ Ỹ
ỹ ỹ Ỵ Ỵ
ỵ ỵ

Arabic alphabet - naskh script

Note: Number remains same whether letter is initial, medial or final; computer interprets based on the spaces you put in the document -- and these characters automatically enter themselves right-to-left.

ابتثجحخدذرز

سشصضطظعغفقكلمنهوى

HTML Code Isolated form Final form Medial form Initial form name transcription
ا ا با باب اب ’alif ā
ب ب بب ببب بب bā’ b
ت ت بت بتب تب tā’ t
ث ث بث بثب ثب thā’ th
ج ج بج بجب جب jīm j
ح ح بح بحب حب h ̣ā’ h ̣
خ خ بخ بخب خب khā’ kh
د د بد بدب دب dāl d
ذ ذ بذ بذب ذب dhāl dh
ر ر بر برب رب rā’ r
ز ز بز بزب زب zāy z
س س بس بسب سب sīn s
ش ش بش بشب شب shīn sh
ص ص بص بصب صب s ̣ād s ̣
ض ض بض بضب ضب d ̣ād d ̣
ط ط بط بطب طب t ̣ā’ t ̣
ظ ظ بظ بظب ظب z ̣ā’ z ̣
ع ع بع بعب عب عain ع, ‘
غ غ بغ بغب غب ghain gh
ف ف بف بفب فب fā’ f
ق ق بق بقب قب qāf q
ك ك بك بكب كب kāf k
ل ل بل بلب لب lām l
م م بم بمب مب mīm m
ن ن بن بنب نب nūn n
ه ه به بهب هب hā’ h
و و بو بوب وب wāw w (ū, aw, au)
ى ى بى بىب ىب yā’ y (ī, ay, ai)
ء ء بء بءب ءب hamza ’

Other arabic letters

ṭā’ murbūṭa (a frequent feminine gender marker)

Diacritical marks

ً	ىً	fatḥa nunation
ٌ	ىٌ	must be ḍamma nunation but it doesn't look like it does in my Arabic text
ٍ	ىٍ	kasra nunation
َ	ىَ	fatḥa (short a)
ُ	ىُ	ḍamma (short u)
ِ	ىِ	kasra (short i)
ّ	ىّ	(consonant lengthener)
ْ	ىْ	sukūn (lack of a vowel)

Hebrew Alphabet

כ כ khaf/kaf, initial & medial

ך ך khaf/kaf, final

ל ל lamed

מ מ mem, initial & medial

ם ם mem, final

נ נ nun, initial & medial

צ צ tzade, initial & medial

Thanks to http://www.jewfaq.org/alephbet.htm and http://www.akhlah.com/Aleph_Bet/aleph-bet.asp for the names of the letters because I don't know any Hebrew (yet)!

Hebrew Diacritics

Note: this section is all screwed up.

Diacritic shown alone		Diacritic shown with bet		Description
ְ	ְ	בְ	בְ	tiny dot below line; pixel sized
ֱ	ֱ	בֱ	בֱ	small diamond + a pixel
ֲ	ֲ	בֲ	בֲ	short horizontal line below line
ֳ	ֳ	בֳ	בֳ	small "upper right box corner" below line
ִ	ִ	בִ	בִ	one diamond dot below
ֵ	ֵ	בֵ	בֵ	two diamond dots below
ֶ	ֶ	בֶ	בֶ	also two diamond dots below
ַ	ַ	בַ	בַ	horizontal line below
ָ	ָ	בָ	בָ	small T shape below
ֹ	ֹ	בֹ	בֹ	diamond dot, above left
ֻ	ֻ	בֻ	בֻ	diamond and triangle dots, below
ּ	ּ	בּ	בּ	square dot in middle of letter
ֽ	ֽ	בֽ	בֽ	short vertical line below

ב־
בֿ
ב׀
בׁ
בׂ
ב׃

Greek capital letters

∆ ∆ Delta (taken from Math; Calculus character set)

∑ ∑ Sigma (taken from Math; Calculus character set)

Ω Ω Omega again (for the ohm)

Greek capital letters with accents

Ώ Ώ Omega acute
Note: The acute accents on the Greek capitals look like preceding apostrophes.

Greek lowercase letters

σ σ sigma, word initial and medial

ς ς sigma, word final

Greek lowercase letters with accents

ΐ ΐ iota diaresis, acute

ΰ ΰ upsilon diaresis, acute

Cyrillic alphabet

Primary grouping from А to я

Capital letters Lowercase letters Russian
10th century Russian
1708-1918 Russian
1918- Ukranian Belarusian
А А а а А А А а А а А а
Б Б б б Б Б Б б Б б Б б
В В в в В В В в В в В в
Г Г г г Г Г Г г Г г Г г
Ґ Ґ ґ ґ Ґ ґ
Д Д д д Д Д Д д Д д Д д
Е Е е е Е Е Е е Е е Е е
Ё Ё ё ё Ё ё Ё ё
Є Є є є Є є
Ж Ж ж ж Ж Ж Ж ж Ж ж Ж ж
Ѕ Ѕ ѕ ѕ Ѕ Ѕ
З З з з З З З з З з З з
И И и и И И И и И и
І І і і І І І і І і
Ї Ї ї ї Ї ї
Й Й й й Й й Й й Й й
К К к к К К К к К к К к
Л Л л л Л Л Л л Л л Л л
М М м м М М М м М м М м
Н Н н н Н Н Н н Н н Н н
О О о о О О О о О о О о
П П п п П П П п П п П п
Р Р р р Р Р Р р Р р Р р
С С с с С С С с С с С с
Т Т т т Т Т Т т Т т Т т
Ѹ Ѹ ѹ ѹ Ѹ Ѹ
У У у у У у У у У у
Ў Ў ў ў Ў ў
Ф Ф ф ф Ф Ф Ф ф Ф ф Ф ф
Х Х х х Х Х Х х Х х Х х
Ѡ Ѡ ѡ ѡ Ѡ
Ц Ц ц ц Ц ц Ц ц Ц ц
Ч Ч ч ч Ч Ч Ч ч Ч ч Ч ч
Ү Ү ү ү Ү Ү
Ш Ш ш ш Ш Ш Ш ш Ш ш Ш ш
Щ Щ щ щ Щ Щ Щ щ Щ щ
Ъ Ъ ъ ъ Ъ Ъ ъ use an apostrophe
Ы Ы ы ы ы ы ы Ы ы
Ь Ь ь ь ь ь ь ь ь
Ѣ Ѣ ѣ ѣ Ѣ Ѣ
Э Э э э Э э Э э Э э
Ю Ю ю ю Ю Ю Ю ю Ю ю Ю ю
Я Я я я Я я Я я Я я
Љ Љ љ љ Љ (Only half certain that this is the right letter)
Ѥ Ѥ ѥ ѥ Ѥ
Ѧ Ѧ ѧ ѧ Ѧ
Ѩ Ѩ ѩ ѩ Ѩ
Ѫ Ѫ ѫ ѫ Ѫ
Ѭ Ѭ ѭ ѭ Ѭ
Ѯ Ѯ ѯ ѯ Ѯ
Ѱ Ѱ ѱ ѱ Ѱ
Ѳ Ѳ ѳ ѳ Ѳ Ѳ
Ѵ Ѵ ѵ ѵ Ѵ Ѵ

Other cyrillic letters (obsolete or other languages)

Capital letters		Lowercase letters
Ђ	Ђ	ђ	ђ
Ѓ	Ѓ	ѓ	ѓ
Є	Є	є	є
Ѕ	Ѕ	ѕ	ѕ
І	І	і	і
Ї	Ї	ї	ї
Ј	Ј	ј	ј
Љ	Љ	љ	љ
Њ	Њ	њ	њ
Ћ	Ћ	ћ	ћ
Ќ	Ќ	ќ	ќ
Ў	Ў	ў	ў
Џ	Џ	џ	џ
Ґ	Ґ	ґ	ґ

Various Germanic letters

Þ Þ capital thorn (Icelandic and Prussian and Old English)

þ þ lowercase thorn

ß ß esse -- double 's' (German, due to become obsolete in 2005)

(Scandinavian ones appear elsewhere in this document in the long list)

Å Å A circle above

Ǻ Ǻ A circle above, acute

å å a circle above

ǻ ǻ a circle above, acute

Æ Æ AE digraph

Ǽ Ǽ AE digraph, acute

æ æ ae digraph

ǽ ǽ ae digraph, acute

Ø Ø O crossed as with a forward slash

Ǿ Ǿ O crossed as with a forward slash, acute

ø ø o crossed as with a forward slash

ǿ ǿ o crossed as with a forward slash, acute

Basic capital letters (as they appear on Western keyboards)

A to Z
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Capital consonants with accent marks

Ɓ Ɓ B with an upper-left hook

Ð Ð D bar (Vietnamese D)

Đ Đ D bar (Vietnamese D again but the bar looks just a little bit higher)

Ď Ď D hachek

₣ ₣ F with a third bar in lower part; seems to be associated with a currency but which one? The French franc symbol was a simple capital F ...

Ķ Ķ K left hook below

Ĺ Ĺ L acute

Ļ Ļ L left hook below

Ľ Ľ L apostrophe (over the bar of the L)

Ŀ Ŀ L dotted right, middle of line (dot over bar of the L)

Ł Ł L crossed at an angle (Polish)

Ñ Ñ N tilde

Ń Ń N acute

Ņ Ņ N left hook below

Ň Ň N hachek

Ŋ Ŋ capital 'eng' from linguistics but perhaps a language uses this? Ling only uses the lowercase version

Ŕ Ŕ R acute

Ŗ Ŗ R left hook below

Š Š S hachek again (Czech)

Ţ Ţ T apostrophe-type-gizmo below

Ť Ť T hachek

Ŧ Ŧ T barred (or perhaps double-crossed T?)

Capital vowels with accent marks

Ordering of vowels with single accents:

1. grave
2. acute
3. circumflex
4. tilde
5. diaresis
(as taken from order of 192 - 196)

6. circle above
8. crossed as with a forward slash
9. macron
10. bowl
11. apostrophe

12. right tail (or hook?)below
13. left hook above
14. dot above (or lack of a dot where one is normal as with 'i')
15. dot below
16. hachek

For vowels with 2 accents, if both are above, the accent nearest the vowel is used as the first ordering

Have yet to include the Vietnamese vowels from E onwards.

Ä Ä A umlaut/diaresis

Å Å A circle (as in Scandinavian languages)

Ā Ā A macron

Ă Ă A bowl

Ą Ą A right tail

Ả Ả A hook left above (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

Ạ Ạ A dot below (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

Ǎ Ǎ A hachek

Ầ Ầ A circumflex, grave (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

Ấ Ấ A circumflex, acute (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

Ẫ Ẫ A circumflex, tilde (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

Ẩ Ẩ A circumflex, hook left above (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

Ậ Ậ A circumflex, dot below (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

Ǻ Ǻ A circle above, acute

Ằ Ằ A bowl, grave (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

Ắ Ắ A bowl, acute (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

Ẵ Ẵ A bowl, tilde (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

Ẳ Ẳ A bowl, hook left above (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

Ặ Ặ A bowl, dot below (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

È È E grave

É É E acute

Ê Ê E circumflex

Ë Ë E umlaut/diaresis

Ï Ï I umlaut/diaresis

Ö Ö O umlaut/diaresis

Ø Ø O crossed as with a forward slash (as in Scandinavian languages)

Ō Ō O macron

Ŏ Ŏ O bowl

Ơ Ơ O close apostrophe (Vietnamese)

Ǒ Ǒ O hachek

Ő Ő O double acute

Ǿ Ǿ O crossed as with a forward slash, acute

Ü Ü U umlaut/diaresis

Ů Ů U circle above unattached (may display as a half-circle?)

Ū Ū U macron

Ŭ Ŭ U bowl

Ư Ư U close apostrophe (Vietnamese)

Ų Ų U right hook below

Ǔ Ǔ U hachek

Ű Ű U double acute

Ǜ Ǜ U diaresis, grave

Ǘ Ǘ U diaresis, acute

Ǚ Ǚ U diaresis, circumflex

Ǖ Ǖ U diaresis, macron

Ẁ Ẁ W grave

Ẃ Ẃ W acute

Ŵ Ŵ W circumflex

Ẅ Ẅ W umlaut/diaresis

Ỳ Ỳ Y grave (taken from Vietnamese character set)

Ý Ý Y acute

Ŷ Ŷ Y circumflex

Ỹ Ỹ Y tilde (taken from Vietnamese character set)

 Ÿ Y umlaut or diaresis

Ÿ Ÿ Y umlaut or diaresis again (note: no lowercase with it)

Capital digraph vowels

Æ Æ AE digraph

 Œ OE digraph

Œ Œ OE digraph again

Capital digraph vowels with accents

Ǽ Ǽ AE digraph, acute

Capital vowel-glide combinations

Ĳ Ĳ IJ as one character

Small Caps

в в B (taken from lowercase Cyrillic character set)

н н H (taken from lowercase Cyrillic character set - the cyrillic 'n')

ĸ ĸ K

м м M (taken from lowercase Cyrillic character set)

о о O (taken from lowercase Cyrillic character set)

т т T (taken from lowercase Cyrillic character set)

х х X (taken from lowercase Cyrillic character set)

Basic lowercase letters (as they appear on Western keyboards)

a to z
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

Lowercase consonants with accent marks

ƀ ƀ b crossed

Ƃ Ƃ b like a cyrillic b -- I haven't cross-listed yet

ƃ ƃ b perhaps like a capital cyrillic b - in that case, I've misplaced it for the moment + not cross-listed it in cyrillic set.

Ƅ Ƅ b printed; that's all.

ƅ ƅ a smaller printed 'b'

đ đ d bar (Vietnamese D)

ĵ ĵ j circumflex (accent replaces the dot)

ķ ķ k left hook below

ĺ ĺ l acute

ļ ļ l left hook below

ľ ľ l apostrophe

ŀ ŀ l dotted right, middle of line

ł ł l crossed at an angle (Polish)

ñ ñ n tilde

ń ń n acute

ņ ņ n left hook below

ň ň n hachek

ŉ ŉ apostrophe n

ŋ ŋ eng (does any language use this? I include it in the ling set below)

ŕ ŕ r acute

ŗ ŗ r left hook below

š š s hachek again (Czech)

ţ ţ t apostrophe-type-gizmo below

ť ť t apostrophe

ŧ ŧ t barred (or perhaps double-crossed t?)

Lowercase vowels with accent marks

ä ä a umlaut/diaresis

å å a circle (as in Scandinavian languages)

ā ā a macron

ă ă a bowl

ą ą a right tail

ả ả a hook left above (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

ạ ạ a dot below (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

ǎ ǎ a hachek

ầ ầ a circumflex, grave (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

ấ ấ a circumflex, acute (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

ẫ ẫ a circumflex, tilde (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

ẩ ẩ a circumflex, hook left above (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

ậ ậ a circumflex, dot below (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

ǻ ǻ a circle above, acute

ằ ằ a bowl, grave (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

ắ ắ a bowl, acute (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

ẵ ẵ a bowl, tilde (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

ẳ ẳ a bowl, hook left above (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

ặ ặ a bowl, dot below (taken from the Vietnamese vowel character set)

è è e grave

é é e acute

ê ê e circumflex

ë ë e umlaut/diaresis

ï ï i umlaut/diaresis

ö ö o umlaut/diaresis

ø ø o crossed as with a forward slash (as in Scandinavian languages)

ō ō o macron

ŏ ŏ o bowl

ơ ơ o close apostrophe (Vietnamese)

ǒ ǒ o hachek

ő ő o double acute

ǿ ǿ o crossed as with a forward slash, acute

ü ü u umlaut/diaresis

ů ů u circle above unattached

ū ū u macron

ŭ ŭ u bowl

ư ư u close apostrophe (Vietnamese)

ų ų u right hook below

ǔ ǔ u hachek

ű ű u double acute

ǜ ǜ u diaresis, grave

ǘ ǘ u diaresis, acute

ǚ ǚ u diaresis, circumflex

ǖ ǖ u diaresis, macron

ẁ ẁ w grave

ẃ ẃ w acute

ŵ ŵ w circumflex

ẅ ẅ w umlaut/diaresis

ỳ ỳ y grave (from the Vietnamese character set)

ý ý y acute

ŷ ŷ y circumflex

ỹ ỹ y tilde (taken from Vietnamese character set)

ÿ ÿ y umlaut/diaresis

Lowercase digraph vowels

æ æ ae digraph

 œ oe digraph

œ œ oe digraph again

Lowercase digraph vowels with accents

ǽ ǽ ae digraph, acute

Lowercase vowel-glide combinations

ĳ ĳ ij as one character

Characters that I only know from linguistics so far

ð ð eth

ŋ ŋ eng

ſ ſ flap

Ə Ə Is there such a thing as 'capital schwa' ???

ə ə schwa

Orphan accents (shown with the letter 'e' except for cedile which is shown with 'c')

¸ c¸ cedile

` e` grave

´ e´ acute

΄ e΄ acute (taken from Greek character set interestingly enough)

‾ e‾ short macron again

˘ e˘ bowl

˛ e˛ right hook below

˙ e˙ dot above

ˇ eˇ hachek

˝ e˝ double acute

΅ e΅ diaresis acute (taken from Greek character set)

Overstrike accents

̀ s ̀ grave

́ s ́ acute

̃ s ̃ tilde

̉ s ̉ left hook above (as in Vietnamese)

̣ s ̣ dot below (as in Vietnamese)

Overstrike examples with whole alphabet

Numbers

# # number sign

№ № number, numero

As they appear on Western keyboards: &#00048 to 9

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Arabic Numbers: &#01632 to ٩ (note that these read right-to-left)

٠ ١ ٢ ٣ ٤ ٥ ٦ ٧ ٨ ٩

Ordinal signs

ª ª feminine ordinal (as in Portuguese)

° ° masculine ordinal (as in Portuguese) or degree symbol

Exponents

ⁿ ⁿ to the nth power

º º power of zero or the degree symbol

¹ ¹ power of 1

² ² power of 2

³ ³ power of 3

Fractions

⅛ ⅛ 0.125 one eighth

¼ ¼ 0.250 one quarter

⅓ ⅓ 0.333 one third

⅜ ⅜ 0.375 three eighths

½ ½ 0.500 one half

⅝ ⅝ 0.625 five eighths

⅔ ⅔ 0.667 two thirds

¾ ¾ 0.750 three quarters

⅞ ⅞ 0.875 seven eighths

Mathematics characters

% % percent

 ‰ permille

‰ ‰ permille again

* * In unicode, a 6-point asterisk but often shown as a raised 5-pointed star ; in either event, often used for multiplication.

× × multiplication sign, especially for cross product of matrices in linear algebra

∙ ∙ dot for multiplication as for the dot product of matrices in linear algebra

+ + addition sign

- - subtraction sign (very short horizontal line; hyphen)

− − another substraction sign ?

/ / forward slash (used for division)

⁄ ⁄ forward slash (this one seems to go back into the space before)

÷ ÷ division sign (horizontal line with single, central dots above and below)

= = equals sign

≈ ≈ approximately equal

≠ ≠ is not equal

≡ ≡ is congruent with

< < less than

≤ ≤ less than or equal to

> > greater than

≥ ≥ greater than or equal to

± ± plus or minus

√ √ square root sign (or could call it a check mark)

∞ ∞ infinity

∟ ∟ ???? left & bottom of a box; usage? ????

∩ ∩ intersection

Constants

∏ ∏ pi ~3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693

℮ ℮ e (of natural log) ~2.7182818284590452353602874713527

Calculus

∆ ∆ change in (followed by a variable)

∂ ∂ partial derivative

∑ ∑ sum of a given variable over a range (riemann sums)

∫ ∫ integral sign

⌠ ⌠ top of a larger integral sign ??

⌡ ⌡ bottom of the same larger integral sign ??

Abbreviations

№ № number, numero

Measurements (metric & SI)

ℓ ℓ litre

Physics

µ µ mean average (for Statistics),

μ μ mean average (from the Greek character set)

Ω Ω ohm (greek capital omega)

Ω Ω ohm (from the Greek character set)

Business

 ™ trademark

™ ™ trademark again

® ® registered trademark

℅ ℅ care of (but in Spanish addresses, it has something to do with street name -- calle something or another)

Currency marks

£ £ pound sign - with one horizontal bar

₤ ₤ pound sign - with two horizontal bars; is there a difference in meaning?? Also, this one looks a little frillier

¥ ¥ yen

₣ ₣ ???? if this is a currency symbol, which one? -- cross-listed with capital consonants with accent marks.

Obsolete currency marks

₧ ₧ pesetas (former currency of Spain)

Punctuation

Brackets, parenthesis and bars

( ( left parenthesis

) ) right parenthesis

[ [ left square bracket

] ] right square bracket

{ { left curly bracket

} } right curly bracket

- - hyphen (or subtraction sign)

Quotation marks

" " vertical double quotation mark

' ' vertical single quotation mark

` ` linear single quote angled to left (or grave accent?)

´ ´ linear single quote angled to right (or acute accent?)

′ ′ linear single quote angled to right

″ ″ linear double quote angled to right

 ‘ left single quotation mark (6-shape)

‘ ‘ left single quotation mark (6-shape) again

 ’ right single quotation mark (9-shape)

’ ’ right single quotation mark (9-shape) again

 “ left double quotation mark (66-shape)

“ “ left double quotation mark (66-shape) again

 ” right double quotation mark (99-shape)

” ” right double quotation mark (99-shape) again

„ „ right double quotation mark, line bottom (99-shape)

 ‹ left single angle quotation mark (European)

‹ ‹ left single angle quotation mark again

 › right single angle quotation mark (European)

› › right single angle quotation mark again

« « left double angle quotation mark (European)

» » right double angle quotation mark (European)

 ‚ lower single end-quote? looks rather like a comma.

‚ ‚ a repeat of the quote-imitating a comma

‛ ‛ single upper quote again (backwards 9 shape)

Sentential and phrase final punctuation

! ! exclamation mark

, , comma

 ‚ comma? or lower single end-quote?

Punctuation - Arabic

، ، comma

؛ ؛ semicolon

؟ ؟ question mark

Punctuation - Spanish

¡ ¡ Inverted exclamation mark

¿ ¿ Inverted question mark

Punctuation - Japanese

· · word separator (small dot in middle of line)

Punctuation - Greek?

; ; semi-colon ; no different from other Western language semi-colons I don't think.

· · word separator (I think) -- slightly higher than the Japanese one. Maybe a period?

Extra punctuation & business marks

 double exclamation mark (not in UTF-8 character set)

‼ ‼ double exclamation mark again

& & ampersand

@ @ at sign

\ \ backslash

 „ lower double end-quote

 ‡ double-crossed dagger

‡ ‡ double-crossed dagger again

NON-LANGUAGE CHARACTERS

Box edge characters:

 upper right (not in UTF-8 character set)

 upper left (not in UTF-8 character set)

 bottom left (not in UTF-8 character set)

 bottom right (not in UTF-8 character set)

 vertical (not in UTF-8 character set)

 horizontal (not in UTF-8 character set)

 cross-hair (vertical & horizontal) (not in UTF-8 character set)

 horizontal; mid-bar: vertical up (not in UTF-8 character set)

 horizontal; mid-bar: vertical down (not in UTF-8 character set)

 vertical; mid-bar: horizontal left (not in UTF-8 character set)

 vertical; mid-bar: horizontal right (not in UTF-8 character set)

─ ─ mid, horizontal

│ │ central, vertical

┌ ┌ upper left corner

┐ ┐ upper right corner

└ └ lower left corner

┘ ┘ lower right corner

├ ├ vertical, mid horizontal bar on right

┤ ┤ vertical, mid horizontal bar on left

┬ ┬ horizontal, central vertical bar below

┴ ┴ horizontal, central vertical bar above

┼ ┼ horizontal and vertical bars, crossed

Box-type Characters

█ █ full

▀ ▀ upper half

■ ■ middle half; wide horizontal bar

▄ ▄ lower half, slightly right-truncated & bottom-truncated (by a thin line)

▌ ▌ left half

▐ ▐ right half, one pixel-line higher than others, top and bottom

□ □ ??? middle half box outline ??? or just a character that is not displaying?

▪ ▪ smaller, centred box, filled in

▫ ▫ smaller, centred box, outline

Background fill characters

░ ░ slight fill

▒ ▒ little bit more

▓ ▓ ... and again more

Circular-type characters:

 circle (not in UTF-8 character set)

 • small circle

• • small circle again

· · even smaller circle; used as Japanese word separator and listed as such above

 inverted circle (wrt #00007) (not in UTF-8 character set)

Musical characters

 2 linked 16th notes (not in UTF-8 character set)

Linear arrows

 thin up/down linear arrow (not in UTF-8 character set)

 thin up arrow (not in UTF-8 character set)

 thin, short right arrow (not in UTF-8 character set)

 thin, short left arrow (not in UTF-8 character set)

← ← horizontal linear arrow, right pointing

→ → horizontal linear arrow, left pointing

↔ ↔ horizontal linear arrow, bidirectional

↑ ↑ vertical linear arrow pointing upwards

↓ ↓ vertical linear arrow pointing downwards

↕ ↕ vertical linear arrow, bidirectional

↨ ↨ vertical linear arrow, bidirectional again

Iconography

Stars

* * In unicode, a 6-pointed asterisk. In many fonts, raised and often with 5 points instead of 6.

Miscellaneous (i.e. haven't decided on what sort of category)

 circle with 8 rays; suns; beep representation (not in UTF-8 character set)

 filled-in left triangular arrow (not in UTF-8 character set)

 thin-lined paragraph mark (not in UTF-8 character set)

¶ ¶ paragraph mark with circle filled in; looks more typical

^ ^ caret (or enlarged circumflex) without a letter; to the power of

_ _ underscore without a letter

‗ ‗ double underscore without a letter

| | vertical line that I thought was pipe at first

~ ~ tilde in middle of line - "mathematically "approximately" perhaps; also used in logic to mean "not"

 ƒ a fancy 'f' whose function(?) I don't know

ƒ ƒ a repeat of the fancy 'f'

¤ ¤ a circle with 4 dots which I think might be the opposite of the X with 4 dots ...

¦ ¦ pipe; vertically extended colon

§ § section

¬ ¬ box-type sign often used in logic to mean "not"

‌ ‌ vertical line

‍ ‍ vertical line with 'x' at top

‎ ‎ two vertical lines joined at top with 'x' in middle of the horizontal bar which isn't showing up except in the long list ...

₪ ₪ looks like a fancy thing to put in a long row for a document separator but maybe it has another purpose ...

₫ ₫ an underscored, slightly raised lowercase vietnamese 'd' whose reason for existence alludes me.

⌂ ⌂ looks like a house icon maybe

⌐ ⌐ looks like #00172 but backwards

  low horizontal bar but higher than an underscore

COMPILATION NOTES

Sorted, I think, all characters up to 01641 using a school computer (with certain gaps in hebrew and arabic character sets as noted below); checked up to 00713 for sure at PointCyb

Next:
1. Arabic (01570-01574, 01611-01619) and finish chart of just the basic letters; no vowels marks for the moment
2. Hebrew diacritics (01470-01475; 1520-1524)

Note: My computer has returned from repairs in Germany sans a very important piece of equipment: my old harddrive; I am about to go into permanent shock if it is not recovered. Pray for me!!! It was just the CD/DVD player that was acting up and they had to replace the whole block!!! ARGH!!!

So, anyway, as I'm using another computer (which doesn't show any of the Japanese or Tamil) to do this page for now and as I don't want to fool myself into thinking that I've checked numbers that I haven't checked, I'm only recording the numbers actually included. When I get my own computer back, I'll bridge the numbers which don't show up on my computer.

There are some accents for which I don't know the proper name:

Ă ; for now I'm just calling it 'A bowl.'

Ą ; I started off calling this 'right tail' but have started called it 'right hook below.'

ả ; I'm calling this Vietnamese accent 'left hook above'

Ě ; is this still called a hachek when it's on a vowel?

Ĝ ; is this still called a circumflex when it's on a consonant?

As I have been blessed -- hahaha ahahah ahahahaa ahhaha -- ahem -- yes, blessed with what one would have to call a new computer thanks to the wonderful Customer Servitis department of MaxData, I can see what characters are visible on my computer before any updates: No

Numbers Entered in this document UTF-8 char set NB with Japanese update Notebook before updates prof2 prof6
00001-00008, 00014-00027 Yes No Yes No No No
00033-00126, 00128, 00130-00140, 00142, 00145-00156, 00158-00159, 00161-00172 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
00174-00383 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
00384-00398 NOT YET, just 384-389 and have to do some fiddling with the fonts YES No No No No
00399 Yes Yes Yes Yes No
00400-00401 NOT YET YES No No No No
00402, 00416-00417, 00431-00432, 00461-00476 Yes Yes Yes Yes
00506-00511 Yes Yes Yes Yes
00601 Yes Yes Yes No
00710-00711, 00713 Yes Yes Yes Yes
00714-00715, 00717, 00720 NOT YET Yes No No No
00728-00733, 00768-00769, 00771, 00777 Yes Yes Yes Yes
00803, 00894 Yes Yes Yes Yes
00900-00906, 00908, 00910-00929, 00931-00974 Yes Yes Yes Yes
01025-01036, 01038-01103 Yes Yes Yes Yes
01105-01116, 01118-01119, 01168-01169 Yes Yes Yes Yes
01170-01171, 01174-01175, 01178-01181, 01186-01187, 01198-01203 NOT YET Yes Yes No
01208-01211, 01240-01241, 01256-01257 NOT YET Yes Yes No
01329-01366, 01369-01375, 01377-01415 NOT YET Yes Yes No
[Hebrew diacrits] 01456-01465, 01467-01475, [Hebrew] 01488-01514 Almost (1470-1475 in progress) Yes Yes Yes
[Heb diacrits] 01520-01524, [arab punc] 01548, 01563, 01567, [arab] 01569-01594 Almost (01520-01524 & 01570-01574; 01577 in progress) Yes Yes Yes
[arab] 01600-01619; 01632-01643, 01645, [farsi] 01662, 01670, 01688 In progress (not yet 01600, 01610-01619, 01642-01643, 01645, 01662, 01670, 01688) (not 1619 so check others) Yes Yes
[farsi or other lang adoptive of arab script] 01705, 01711, 01740, 01749, [#s similar to arabic #s] 01776-01785 NOT YET Yes Yes Yes Yes
01792-1805, 01807-01808, 01810-01836, [ovrstrk diacrits] 01840-01866 NOT YET Yes Yes No No
01920-01969 NOT YET Yes Yes No No
02305-02307, 02309-02361, 02364-02381, 02384-02388, 02392-02416 NOT YET Yes Yes No No
02562, 02565-02570, 02575-02576, 02579-02600 NOT YET Yes Yes No No
02602-02608, 02610-02611, 02613-02614, 02616-02617, 02620, 02622-02626, 02631-02632, 02635-02637, 02649-02652, 02654, 02662-02676, 02689-02691, 02693-02699 NOT YET Yes Yes No No
02701, 02703-02705, 02707-02728, 02730-02736, 02738-02739, 02741-02745, 02748-02757, 02759-02761, 02763-02765, 02768, 02784, 02790-02799 NOT YET Yes Yes No No
[Tamil] 02946-02947, 02949-02954, 02958-02960, 02962-02965, 02969-02970, 02972, 02974-02975, 02979-02980, 02984-02986, 02990-02997, 02999-03001 NOT YET Yes Yes No No
[Tamil] 03006-03010, 03014-03016, 03018-03021, 03031, 03047-03058, 03073-03075, 03077-03084, 03086-03088, 03090-03112 NOT YET Yes Yes No No
[Tamil] 03114-03123, 03125-03129, 03134-03140, 03142-03144, 03146-03149, 03157-03158, 03168-03169, 03174-03183 NOT YET Yes Yes No No
[Tamil] 03202-03203, 03205-03212, 03214-03216, 03218-03240, 03242-03251, 03253-03257, 03262-03268, 03270-03272, 03274-03277, 03285-03286, 03294, 03296-03297, 03302-03311 NOT YET Yes Yes No No
[Thai] 03585-03635, (03636-03642 seem to be diacritics but I'm not sure), 03647-03654, (03655-03662 diacritics?), 03663-03675 NOT YET; Will use learning thai website for help Yes Yes Yes Yes
04304-04342, 04347 NOT YET Yes Yes No No
[Korean] 04352-04441, 04449-04514, 4520-4601 NOT YET Yes No No No
[Viet] 07808-07813; 07840-07929; Yes (but want to add 7864-7929 to vowel sets in addition) Yes Yes Yes Yes
[punc extra] 08204-08205, 08211-08213, 08215-08222, 08224-08226, 08230, 08240, 08242-08243, 08249-08250, 08252, 08254, 08260 Yes Yes Yes
08206 & 08209 are a little problematic ...
[var] 08319, 08355-08356, 08359, 08362-08364 Yes Yes Yes
[var] 08453, 08467, 08470, 08482, 08486, 08494 Yes Yes Yes
[frac] 08531-08532, 08539-08542, [arrow] 08592-08597 Yes Yes Yes
[arrow] 08616 Yes Yes Yes
[Calc] 08706, 08710, 08719, 08721 Yes Yes Yes
[Calc] 08722, 08725, 08729-08730, 08734-08735, 08745, 08747, 08776, 08800-08801, 08804-08805 Yes Yes
[Calc] 08962, 08976, 08992-08993 Yes Yes
[box] 09472, 09474, 09484, 09488, 09492, 09496, 09500, 09508, 09516, 09524, 09532, 09552-09580 Yes Yes
[box] 09600, 09604, 09608, 09612, 09616-09619, 09632-09633?, 09642-09643 Yes Yes
+ 09644, 09650, 09658, 09660, 09668, 09674-09675, 09679, 09688-09689, 09702 NOT YET Yes
[icons] 09786-09788, 09792, 09794, 09824, 09827, 09829-09830, 09834-09835 NOT YET Yes
[Japanese] 12353-12431; 12434-12435; 12449-12527; 12530-12531 Yes Yes No No No
[Kata & Kanji] 12532-12538, 12540-12542 NOT YET Yes No No No
[Kanji] 12549-12585 NOT YET Yes No No No
[Korean letters] 12593-12684 NOT YET Yes No No No
[???] 12686?12687?12688? NOT YET Yes No No No
[Korean letts brackets] 12800-12828 NOT YET Yes No No No
[Kanji numbs brackets] 12832-12841 NOT YET Yes No No No
[Kanji brackets] 12842-12867 NOT YET Yes No No No
[Korean letts circled] 12896-12923 NOT YET Yes No No No
[K circled] 12927 NOT YET Yes No No No
[jap numbs circled] 12928-12937 NOT YET Yes No No No
[kanji circled] 12938-12976 NOT YET Yes No No No
[Jap: 12mo of year] 12992-13003 NOT YET Yes No No No
[katakana circled] 13008-13054 NOT YET Yes No No No
[katakana korean style] 13056-13143 NOT YET Yes No No No
[jap counter] 13144-13168 NOT YET Yes No No No
[phys symbol] 13169-13174 NOT YET Yes No No No
[5 kanji] 13179-13183 NOT YET Yes No No No
[phys symbol] 13184-13277 NOT YET Yes No No No
[Kanji: Days of month] 13280-13310 NOT YET Yes No No No
[Japanese kanji; Chinese] 19968-40869 Kanji file Yes No No No
[Korean] 44032-55203 NOT YET Yes No No No
59355-59356 NOT YET Yes No No No
[Hebrew? left-to-right] 59393-59397, 59416, 59450 NOT YET Yes
61441-61442, 61444-61449, 61455-61489 NOT YET Yes
64257-64258, 64275-64279, 64288, 64298-64310, 64312-64316, 64318, 64320-64321, 64323-64324, 64326-64335? 64342-64345, 64378-64381, 64394-64395, 64398-64405, NOT YET Yes
64508-64511, 64606-64610, 64830-64831 NOT YET Yes
65010, 65152-65276 NOT YET Yes
65532 NOT YET Yes
I had also noted that I'd added #00716 but it's not in the document; I had been about to add it down at PointCyb just when he was closing the other day.

Checked in salle des profs up to 08721 (on computer 'prof2'); probably should join the two lines above re: 08700s.

Check home computer from #10000 onwards.

Created this file on the 3rd of May 2004 and last updated 19th July 2004. Started some basic review right from the beginning on 23rd Sept 2005; did 00031 to 00057.

	+a	+i	+u	+e	+o
	アア a	イイ i	ウウ u	エエ e	オオ o
k+	カカ ka	キキ ki	クク ku	ケケ ke	ココ ko
s+	ササ sa	シシ shi	スス su	セセ se	ソソ so
t+	タタ ta	チチ chi	ツツ tsu	テテ te	トト to
n+	ナナ na	ニニ ni	ヌヌ nu	ネネ ne	ノノ no
h+	ハハ ha	ヒヒ hi	フフ fu	ヘヘ he	ホホ ho
m+	ママ ma	ミミ mi	ムム mu	メメ me	モモ mo
y+	ヤヤ ya		ユユ yu		ヨヨ yo
r+	ララ ra	リリ ri	ルル ru	レレ re	ロロ ro
w+	ワワ wa				ヲヲ o (d.o. marker)
+n	ンン n (the only possible syllable coda in Japanese)
DAKUTEN
g+	ガガ ga	ギギ gi	ググ gu	ゲゲ ge	ゴゴ go
z+	ザザ za	ジジ ji	ズズ zu	ゼゼ ze	ゾゾ zo
d+	ダダ da	ヂヂ ji	ヅヅ dzu	デデ de	ドド do
b+	ババ ba	ビビ bi	ブブ bu	ベベ be	ボボ bo
HANDAKUTEN
p+	パパ pa	ピピ pi	ププ pu	ペペ pe	ポポ po

	+a	+i	+u	+e	+o
	ああ a	いい i	うう u	ええ e	おお o
k+	かか ka	きき ki	くく ku	けけ ke	ここ ko
s+	ささ sa	しし shi	すす su	せせ se	そそ so
t+	たた ta	ちち chi	つつ tsu	てて te	とと to
n+	なな na	にに ni	ぬぬ nu	ねね ne	のの no
h+	はは ha	ひひ hi	ふふ fu	へへ he	ほほ ho
m+	まま ma	みみ mi	むむ mu	めめ me	もも mo
y+	やや ya		ゆゆ yu		よよ yo
r+	らら ra	りり ri	るる ru	れれ re	ろろ ro
w+	わわ wa				をを o (d.o. marker)
+n	んん n (the only possible syllable coda in Japanese)
DAKUTEN
g+	がが ga	ぎぎ gi	ぐぐ gu	げげ ge	ごご go
z+	ざざ za	じじ ji	ずず zu	ぜぜ ze	ぞぞ zo
d+	だだ da	ぢぢ ji	づづ dzu	でで de	どど do
b+	ばば ba	びび bi	ぶぶ bu	べべ be	ぼぼ bo
HANDAKUTEN
p+	ぱぱ pa	ぴぴ pi	ぷぷ pu	ぺぺ pe	ぽぽ po

	´	`	s̉	~	.
A A a a	Á Á á á	À À à à	Ả Ả ả ả	Ã Ã ã ã	Ạ Ạ ạ ạ
Â Â â â	Ấ Ấ ấ ấ	Ầ Ầ ầ ầ	Ẩ Ẩ ẩ ẩ	Ẫ Ẫ ẫ ẫ	Ậ Ậ ậ ậ
Ă Ă ă ă	Ắ Ắ ắ ắ	Ằ Ằ ằ ằ	Ẳ Ẳ ẳ ẳ	Ẵ Ẵ ẵ ẵ	Ặ Ặ ặ ặ
E E e e	É É é é	È È è è	Ẻ Ẻ ẻ ẻ	Ẽ Ẽ ẽ ẽ	Ẹ Ẹ ẹ ẹ
Ê Ê ê ê	Ế Ế ế ế	Ề Ề ề ề	Ể Ể ể ể	Ễ Ễ ễ ễ	Ệ Ệ ệ ệ
I I i i	Í Í í í	Ì Ì ì ì	Ỉ Ỉ ỉ ỉ	Ĩ Ĩ ĩ ĩ	Ị Ị ị ị
O O o o	Ó Ó ó ó	Ò Ò ò ò	Ỏ Ỏ ỏ ỏ	Õ Õ õ õ	Ọ Ọ ọ ọ
Ô Ô ô ô	Ố Ố ố ố	Ồ Ồ ồ ồ	Ổ Ổ ổ ổ	Ỗ Ỗ ỗ ỗ	Ộ Ộ ộ ộ
Ơ Ơ ơ ơ	Ớ Ớ ớ ớ	Ờ Ờ ờ ờ	Ở Ở ở ở	Ỡ Ỡ ỡ ỡ	Ợ Ợ ợ ợ
U U u u	Ú Ú ú ú	Ù Ù ù ù	Ủ Ủ ủ ủ	Ũ Ũ ũ ũ	Ụ Ụ ụ ụ
Ư Ư ư ư	Ứ Ứ ứ ứ	Ừ Ừ ừ ừ	Ử Ử ử ử	Ữ Ữ ữ ữ	Ự Ự ự ự
And although I can't ever remember seeing an accented y in Vietnamese, the similar markings lead me to believe that they exist so ...
Y Y y y	Ý Ý ý ý	Ỳ Ỳ ỳ ỳ	Ỷ Ỷ ỷ ỷ	Ỹ Ỹ ỹ ỹ	Ỵ Ỵ ỵ ỵ

HTML Code	Isolated form	Final form	Medial form	Initial form	name	transcription
ا	ا	با	باب	اب	’alif	ā
ب	ب	بب	ببب	بب	bā’	b
ت	ت	بت	بتب	تب	tā’	t
ث	ث	بث	بثب	ثب	thā’	th
ج	ج	بج	بجب	جب	jīm	j
ح	ح	بح	بحب	حب	h ̣ā’	h ̣
خ	خ	بخ	بخب	خب	khā’	kh
د	د	بد	بدب	دب	dāl	d
ذ	ذ	بذ	بذب	ذب	dhāl	dh
ر	ر	بر	برب	رب	rā’	r
ز	ز	بز	بزب	زب	zāy	z
س	س	بس	بسب	سب	sīn	s
ش	ش	بش	بشب	شب	shīn	sh
ص	ص	بص	بصب	صب	s ̣ād	s ̣
ض	ض	بض	بضب	ضب	d ̣ād	d ̣
ط	ط	بط	بطب	طب	t ̣ā’	t ̣
ظ	ظ	بظ	بظب	ظب	z ̣ā’	z ̣
ع	ع	بع	بعب	عب	عain	ع, ‘
غ	غ	بغ	بغب	غب	ghain	gh
ف	ف	بف	بفب	فب	fā’	f
ق	ق	بق	بقب	قب	qāf	q
ك	ك	بك	بكب	كب	kāf	k
ل	ل	بل	بلب	لب	lām	l
م	م	بم	بمب	مب	mīm	m
ن	ن	بن	بنب	نب	nūn	n
ه	ه	به	بهب	هب	hā’	h
و	و	بو	بوب	وب	wāw	w (ū, aw, au)
ى	ى	بى	بىب	ىب	yā’	y (ī, ay, ai)
ء	ء	بء	بءب	ءب	hamza	’

Numbers	Entered in this document	UTF-8 char set	NB with Japanese update	Notebook before updates	prof2	prof6
00001-00008, 00014-00027	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No
00033-00126, 00128, 00130-00140, 00142, 00145-00156, 00158-00159, 00161-00172	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
00174-00383	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
00384-00398	NOT YET, just 384-389 and have to do some fiddling with the fonts	YES	No	No	No	No
00399	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes		No
00400-00401	NOT YET	YES	No	No	No	No
00402, 00416-00417, 00431-00432, 00461-00476	Yes		Yes	Yes		Yes
00506-00511	Yes		Yes	Yes		Yes
00601	Yes		Yes	Yes		No
00710-00711, 00713	Yes		Yes	Yes		Yes
00714-00715, 00717, 00720	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
00728-00733, 00768-00769, 00771, 00777	Yes		Yes	Yes		Yes
00803, 00894	Yes		Yes	Yes		Yes
00900-00906, 00908, 00910-00929, 00931-00974	Yes		Yes	Yes		Yes
01025-01036, 01038-01103	Yes		Yes	Yes		Yes
01105-01116, 01118-01119, 01168-01169	Yes		Yes	Yes		Yes
01170-01171, 01174-01175, 01178-01181, 01186-01187, 01198-01203	NOT YET		Yes	Yes		No
01208-01211, 01240-01241, 01256-01257	NOT YET		Yes	Yes		No
01329-01366, 01369-01375, 01377-01415	NOT YET		Yes	Yes		No
[Hebrew diacrits] 01456-01465, 01467-01475, [Hebrew] 01488-01514	Almost (1470-1475 in progress)		Yes	Yes		Yes
[Heb diacrits] 01520-01524, [arab punc] 01548, 01563, 01567, [arab] 01569-01594	Almost (01520-01524 & 01570-01574; 01577 in progress)		Yes	Yes		Yes
[arab] 01600-01619; 01632-01643, 01645, [farsi] 01662, 01670, 01688	In progress (not yet 01600, 01610-01619, 01642-01643, 01645, 01662, 01670, 01688)		(not 1619 so check others)	Yes		Yes
[farsi or other lang adoptive of arab script] 01705, 01711, 01740, 01749, [#s similar to arabic #s] 01776-01785	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
01792-1805, 01807-01808, 01810-01836, [ovrstrk diacrits] 01840-01866	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	No	No
01920-01969	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	No	No
02305-02307, 02309-02361, 02364-02381, 02384-02388, 02392-02416	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	No	No
02562, 02565-02570, 02575-02576, 02579-02600	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	No	No
02602-02608, 02610-02611, 02613-02614, 02616-02617, 02620, 02622-02626, 02631-02632, 02635-02637, 02649-02652, 02654, 02662-02676, 02689-02691, 02693-02699	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	No	No
02701, 02703-02705, 02707-02728, 02730-02736, 02738-02739, 02741-02745, 02748-02757, 02759-02761, 02763-02765, 02768, 02784, 02790-02799	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	No	No
[Tamil] 02946-02947, 02949-02954, 02958-02960, 02962-02965, 02969-02970, 02972, 02974-02975, 02979-02980, 02984-02986, 02990-02997, 02999-03001	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	No	No
[Tamil] 03006-03010, 03014-03016, 03018-03021, 03031, 03047-03058, 03073-03075, 03077-03084, 03086-03088, 03090-03112	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	No	No
[Tamil] 03114-03123, 03125-03129, 03134-03140, 03142-03144, 03146-03149, 03157-03158, 03168-03169, 03174-03183	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	No	No
[Tamil] 03202-03203, 03205-03212, 03214-03216, 03218-03240, 03242-03251, 03253-03257, 03262-03268, 03270-03272, 03274-03277, 03285-03286, 03294, 03296-03297, 03302-03311	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	No	No
[Thai] 03585-03635, (03636-03642 seem to be diacritics but I'm not sure), 03647-03654, (03655-03662 diacritics?), 03663-03675	NOT YET; Will use learning thai website for help		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
04304-04342, 04347	NOT YET		Yes	Yes	No	No
[Korean] 04352-04441, 04449-04514, 4520-4601	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[Viet] 07808-07813; 07840-07929;	Yes (but want to add 7864-7929 to vowel sets in addition)		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
[punc extra] 08204-08205, 08211-08213, 08215-08222, 08224-08226, 08230, 08240, 08242-08243, 08249-08250, 08252, 08254, 08260	Yes			Yes	Yes
08206 & 08209 are a little problematic ...
[var] 08319, 08355-08356, 08359, 08362-08364	Yes			Yes	Yes
[var] 08453, 08467, 08470, 08482, 08486, 08494	Yes			Yes	Yes
[frac] 08531-08532, 08539-08542, [arrow] 08592-08597	Yes			Yes	Yes
[arrow] 08616	Yes			Yes	Yes
[Calc] 08706, 08710, 08719, 08721	Yes			Yes	Yes
[Calc] 08722, 08725, 08729-08730, 08734-08735, 08745, 08747, 08776, 08800-08801, 08804-08805	Yes			Yes
[Calc] 08962, 08976, 08992-08993	Yes			Yes
[box] 09472, 09474, 09484, 09488, 09492, 09496, 09500, 09508, 09516, 09524, 09532, 09552-09580	Yes			Yes
[box] 09600, 09604, 09608, 09612, 09616-09619, 09632-09633?, 09642-09643	Yes			Yes
+ 09644, 09650, 09658, 09660, 09668, 09674-09675, 09679, 09688-09689, 09702	NOT YET			Yes
[icons] 09786-09788, 09792, 09794, 09824, 09827, 09829-09830, 09834-09835	NOT YET			Yes
[Japanese] 12353-12431; 12434-12435; 12449-12527; 12530-12531	Yes		Yes	No	No	No
[Kata & Kanji] 12532-12538, 12540-12542	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[Kanji] 12549-12585	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[Korean letters] 12593-12684	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[???] 12686?12687?12688?	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[Korean letts brackets] 12800-12828	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[Kanji numbs brackets] 12832-12841	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[Kanji brackets] 12842-12867	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[Korean letts circled] 12896-12923	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[K circled] 12927	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[jap numbs circled] 12928-12937	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[kanji circled] 12938-12976	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[Jap: 12mo of year] 12992-13003	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[katakana circled] 13008-13054	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[katakana korean style] 13056-13143	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[jap counter] 13144-13168	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[phys symbol] 13169-13174	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[5 kanji] 13179-13183	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[phys symbol] 13184-13277	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[Kanji: Days of month] 13280-13310	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[Japanese kanji; Chinese] 19968-40869	Kanji file		Yes	No	No	No
[Korean] 44032-55203	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
59355-59356	NOT YET		Yes	No	No	No
[Hebrew? left-to-right] 59393-59397, 59416, 59450	NOT YET			Yes
61441-61442, 61444-61449, 61455-61489	NOT YET			Yes
64257-64258, 64275-64279, 64288, 64298-64310, 64312-64316, 64318, 64320-64321, 64323-64324, 64326-64335? 64342-64345, 64378-64381, 64394-64395, 64398-64405,	NOT YET			Yes
64508-64511, 64606-64610, 64830-64831	NOT YET			Yes
65010, 65152-65276	NOT YET			Yes
65532	NOT YET			Yes

CONTENTS

ALPHABETS

Japanese - hiragana

Japanese - katakana

Note: Number remains same whether letter is initial, medial or final; computer interprets based on the spaces you put in the document -- and these characters automatically enter themselves right-to-left.

Other arabic letters

Diacritical marks

Hebrew Alphabet

Basic capital letters (as they appear on Western keyboards)

Capital consonants with accent marks

Capital vowels with accent marks

For vowels with 2 accents, if both are above, the accent nearest the vowel is used as the first ordering

Capital digraph vowels

Capital digraph vowels with accents

Capital vowel-glide combinations

Small Caps

Basic lowercase letters (as they appear on Western keyboards)

Lowercase consonants with accent marks

Lowercase vowels with accent marks

Lowercase digraph vowels

Lowercase digraph vowels with accents

Lowercase vowel-glide combinations

Characters that I only know from linguistics so far

Orphan accents (shown with the letter 'e' except for cedile which is shown with 'c')

Overstrike accents

Overstrike examples with whole alphabet

Grave (00768)

Acute (00769)

Tilde (00771)

Left hook above, as in Vietnamese (00777)

Dot below, as in Vietnamese (00803)

As they appear on Western keyboards: &#00048 to &#00057;

Arabic Numbers: &#01632 to &#01641; (note that these read right-to-left)

Exponents

Fractions

Sentential and phrase final punctuation

Punctuation - Arabic

Punctuation - Spanish

Punctuation - Japanese

Punctuation - Greek?

Iconography

Stars

As they appear on Western keyboards: &#00048 to 9

Arabic Numbers: &#01632 to ٩ (note that these read right-to-left)