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**Syriac**
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See also categories: Unicode 0600-06FF Arabic and Unicode 0860-086F Syriac Supplement.

See also category: Unicode 2000-206F General Punctuation.

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This block contains characters for all forms of the Syriac alphabet, including Estrangelo (historical common base, shown by default in ISO/IEC/Unicode code charts, for the two next modern variants), Western Syriac (or Serto, also called “Jacobite” or “Maronite”), and Eastern Syriac (or Madnhâyâ, also called “Assyrian” or “Nestorian“”).
Syriac format control character: Marks the beginning of a Syriac abbreviation. The rendered sign normally extends above all the following Syriac letters, numerals, and combining diacritics, as an horizontal segment usually marked with dots or short vertical strokes on the right side, the center, and the left side. Otherwise it takes a narrow form as a short horizontal segment with an additional vertical line attached below it.; ܏︎
Syriac combining vowel points: Combine above the base character:; ܰ︎ܳ︎ܵ︎ܶ︎ܺ︎ܽ︎ܿ︎; Combine below the base character:; ܱ︎ܴ︎ܷ︎ܸ︎ܹ︎ܻ︎ܼ︎ܾ︎; Combines above and below the base character:; ܲ︎
Syriac combining letter: Used in East Syriac texts to indicate an etymological alaph; combines above the base character.; ܑ︎
Syriac musical or liturgigal combining marks: Combine above the base character:; ݉︎݊︎
Additional Syriac combining marks: Feminine marker used with the “taw“ (-‍ܬ) feminine suffix; combines to the top left of the base character (but below it in the Eastern Syriac variant, using two short dashes aligned horizontally, instead of a single dot):; ݀︎; Combine above the base character:; ݁︎݃︎݅︎݇︎; Combine below the base character:; ݂︎݄︎݆︎݈︎
Syriac punctuation and signs: Superlinear spacing signs, written slightly above the baseline:; ܁܃܅܈܋܌; Sublinear spacing signs, written slightly below the baseline:; ܂܄܉; Other spacing signs, written on the baseline:; ܀܆܇܊܍
Basic Syriac letters: Syriac letters are displayed below in four contextual forms from right to left: isolated, initial, medial and final (for some letters, some form may be identical to another, notably isolated vs. initial, or medial vs. final).; These forms can be specified selectively in plain text by prepending and/or appending a zero-with non-joiner (ZWNJ, U+200C) or zero-with joiner (ZWJ, U+200D), in order to override their default joining behavior.; The Arabic tatweel sign (U+0640) is also used discretionarily in the Syriac script as a mute spacing sign to extend the joining stroke on the baseline between letters in order to justify Syriac texts, or used as a base holder for combining diacritics.; ܐܐ‍‍ܐ‍‍ܐܒܒ‍‍ܒ‍‍ܒܓܓ‍‍ܓ‍‍ܓܕܕ‍‍ܕ‍‍ܕܗܗ‍‍ܗ‍‍ܗܘܘ‍‍ܘ‍‍ܘܙܙ‍‍ܙ‍‍ܙܚܚ‍‍ܚ‍‍ܚܛܛ‍‍ܛ‍‍ܛܝܝ‍‍ܝ‍‍ܝܟܟ‍‍ܟ‍‍ܟܠܠ‍‍ܠ‍‍ܠܡܡ‍‍ܡ‍‍ܡܢܢ‍‍ܢ‍‍ܢܣܣ‍‍ܣ‍‍ܣܥܥ‍‍ܥ‍‍ܥܦܦ‍‍ܦ‍‍ܦܨܨ‍‍ܨ‍‍ܨܩܩ‍‍ܩ‍‍ܩܪܪ‍‍ܪ‍‍ܪܫܫ‍‍ܫ‍‍ܫܬܬ‍‍ܬ‍‍ܬ
Final Syriac letter form: Using this letter incorrectly in initial or medial position does not differentiate it from the normal semkath letter.; ܤܤ‍‍ܤ‍‍ܤ
Ambiguous early Syriac letter: Ambiguous and undifferentiated early form for modern dalath or rish letters.; ܖܖ‍‍ܖ‍‍ܖ
Additional letters for Garshuni: ܔܔ‍‍ܔ‍‍ܔܜܜ‍‍ܜ‍‍ܜ
Additional letter for East Syriac: ܞܞ‍‍ܞ‍‍ܞ
Additional letter for Christian Palestinian Aramaic: ܧܧ‍‍ܧ‍‍ܧ
Additional letters for Persian (since Unicode 4.0): ܭܭ‍‍ܭ‍‍ܭܮܮ‍‍ܮ‍‍ܮܯܯ‍‍ܯ‍‍ܯ
Additional letters for Sogdian (since Unicode 4.0): ݍݍ‍‍ݍ‍‍ݍݎݎ‍‍ݎ‍‍ݎݏݏ‍‍ݏ‍‍ݏ

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