Yezidi
Block from U+10E80 to U+10EBF. This block was introduced in Unicode version 13.0 (2020). It contains 47 codepoints.
The Wikipedia provides the following information on block Yezidi:
Yezidi is a Unicode block containing characters from the Yezidi script, which was used for writing Kurdish, specifically the Kurmanji dialect for liturgical purposes in Iraq and Georgia.
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Block at Decode Unicode
- Yezidi Letter Elif
- Yezidi Letter Be
- Yezidi Letter Pe
- Yezidi Letter Phe
- Yezidi Letter The
- Yezidi Letter Se
- Yezidi Letter Cim
- Yezidi Letter Chim
- Yezidi Letter Chhim
- Yezidi Letter Hha
- Yezidi Letter Xa
- Yezidi Letter Dal
- Yezidi Letter Zal
- Yezidi Letter Ra
- Yezidi Letter Rha
- Yezidi Letter Za
- Yezidi Letter Ja
- Yezidi Letter Sin
- Yezidi Letter Shin
- Yezidi Letter Sad
- Yezidi Letter Dad
- Yezidi Letter Ta
- Yezidi Letter Ze
- Yezidi Letter Eyn
- Yezidi Letter Xheyn
- Yezidi Letter Fa
- Yezidi Letter Va
- Yezidi Letter Va Alternate Form
- Yezidi Letter Qaf
- Yezidi Letter Kaf
- Yezidi Letter Khaf
- Yezidi Letter Gaf
- Yezidi Letter Lam
- Yezidi Letter Mim
- Yezidi Letter Nun
- Yezidi Letter Um
- Yezidi Letter Waw
- Yezidi Letter Ow
- Yezidi Letter Ew
- Yezidi Letter Hay
- Yezidi Letter Yot
- Yezidi Letter Et
- U+10EAA
- Yezidi Combining Hamza Mark
- Yezidi Combining Madda Mark
- Yezidi Hyphenation Mark
- U+10EAE
- U+10EAF
- Yezidi Letter Lam with Dot Above
- Yezidi Letter Yot with Circumflex Above
- U+10EB2
- U+10EB3
- U+10EB4
- U+10EB5
- U+10EB6
- U+10EB7
- U+10EB8
- U+10EB9
- U+10EBA
- U+10EBB
- U+10EBC
- U+10EBD
- U+10EBE
- U+10EBF