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A '''Unicode block''' is an organisational unit of the Unicode code space. The Unicode code space is the set of all integers from 0 to 0x10FFF. The official list of the blocks is available [ftp://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/Blocks.txt at the Unicode Web site]. | A '''Unicode block''' is an organisational unit of the Unicode code space. The Unicode code space is the set of all integers from 0 to 0x10FFF. The official list of the blocks is available [ftp://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/Blocks.txt at the Unicode Web site]. | ||
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Every block is an interval of code points. Different blocks are disjoint from each other. In particular, the blocks form a partition of the set of all Unicode code points. The number of code points in a block varies. Some have just 16 code points, and some others have thousands of code points. | Every block is an interval of code points. Different blocks are disjoint from each other. In particular, the blocks form a partition of the set of all Unicode code points. The number of code points in a block varies. Some have just 16 code points, and some others have thousands of code points. | ||
Revision as of 06:51, 25 October 2017
A Unicode block is an interval of code points which represent characters that are semantically related to each other. For example, there is a Unicode block for characters from the Devanagari script which is used by several Indian languages. Another Unicode block corresponds to characters which denote mathematical operators, such as those that indicate the union and the intersection of sets.
ConTeXt has special names for all Unicode blocks. These names can be used to specify ranges of code points in the setups of several commands.
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Unicode blocks
A Unicode block is an organisational unit of the Unicode code space. The Unicode code space is the set of all integers from 0 to 0x10FFF. The official list of the blocks is available at the Unicode Web site.
Every block is an interval of code points. Different blocks are disjoint from each other. In particular, the blocks form a partition of the set of all Unicode code points. The number of code points in a block varies. Some have just 16 code points, and some others have thousands of code points.
A code block starts at a code point that is a multiple of 16. The number of code points in each block is also a multiple of 16. Thus, the first code point in a block is of the form 0xpqrs0, and the last code point in it is of the form 0xtuvwF.
The Unicode standard gives every block a unique name that describes the common semantic nature of its code points. These names are case insensitive, and the hyphens, spaces, and underscores, in them are insignificant. For example, one can refer to the block whose Unicode name is Myanmar Extended-A
as myanmarextendeda
, MyanmarExtendedA
, or myanmar_extended_a
. ConTeXt chooses the first of these alternative styles for the names of blocks, as described below.
ConTeXt names of Unicode blocks
ConTeXt has its own names for all the Unicode blocks. These names are defined in the source file char-ini.lua. Most of them are obtained by converting the Unicode name of the block to the lower case, and removing the hyphens and spaces in the name.
The list of blocks
The following table lists all the Unicode blocks. Each row of the table describes a block. The first cell in the row is the interval of code points in that block. The second cell is the Unicode name of the block. The third cell is the ConTeXt name of the block. The last cell is a link to the current code chart of the block at the Unicode Web site. This chart contains glyphs for the graphic characters whose code points are in the block, and additional information, such as alternative names of some of the characters.
The order of the blocks in this list is different from that in the file char-ini.lua. The blocks are ordered here numerically by their starting code points, whereas they are ordered in that file alphabetically by their ConTeXt names.
Block | Unicode name | ConTeXt name | Chart |
---|---|---|---|
0000–007F | Basic Latin | basiclatin | U0000.pdf |
0080–00FF | Latin-1 Supplement | latinsupplement | U0080.pdf |
0100–017F | Latin Extended-A | latinextendeda | U0100.pdf |
0180–024F | Latin Extended-B | latinextendedb | U0180.pdf |
0250–02AF | IPA Extensions | ipaextensions | U0250.pdf |
02B0–02FF | Spacing Modifier Letters | spacingmodifierletters | U02B0.pdf |
0300–036F | Combining Diacritical Marks | combiningdiacriticalmarks | U0300.pdf |
0370–03FF | Greek and Coptic | greekandcoptic | U0370.pdf |
0400–04FF | Cyrillic | cyrillic | U0400.pdf |
0500–052F | Cyrillic Supplement | cyrillicsupplement | U0500.pdf |
0530–058F | Armenian | armenian | U0530.pdf |
0590–05FF | Hebrew | hebrew | U0590.pdf |
0600–06FF | Arabic | arabic | U0600.pdf |
0700–074F | Syriac | syriac | U0700.pdf |
0750–077F | Arabic Supplement | arabicsupplement | U0750.pdf |
0780–07BF | Thaana | thaana | U0780.pdf |
07C0–07FF | NKo | nko | U07C0.pdf |
0800–083F | Samaritan | samaritan | U0800.pdf |
0840–085F | Mandaic | mandaic | U0840.pdf |
0860–086F | Syriac Supplement | syriacsupplement | U0860.pdf |
08A0–08FF | Arabic Extended-A | arabicextendeda | U08A0.pdf |
0900–097F | Devanagari | devanagari | U0900.pdf |
0980–09FF | Bengali | bengali | U0980.pdf |
0A00–0A7F | Gurmukhi | gurmukhi | U0A00.pdf |
0A80–0AFF | Gujarati | gujarati | U0A80.pdf |
0B00–0B7F | Oriya | oriya | U0B00.pdf |
0B80–0BFF | Tamil | tamil | U0B80.pdf |
0C00–0C7F | Telugu | telugu | U0C00.pdf |
0C80–0CFF | Kannada | kannada | U0C80.pdf |
0D00–0D7F | Malayalam | malayalam | U0D00.pdf |
0D80–0DFF | Sinhala | sinhala | U0D80.pdf |
0E00–0E7F | Thai | thai | U0E00.pdf |
0E80–0EFF | Lao | lao | U0E80.pdf |
0F00–0FFF | Tibetan | tibetan | U0F00.pdf |
1000–109F | Myanmar | myanmar | U1000.pdf |
10A0–10FF | Georgian | georgian | U10A0.pdf |
1100–11FF | Hangul Jamo | hanguljamo | U1100.pdf |
1200–137F | Ethiopic | ethiopic | U1200.pdf |
1380–139F | Ethiopic Supplement | ethiopicsupplement | U1380.pdf |
13A0–13FF | Cherokee | cherokee | U13A0.pdf |
1400–167F | Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics | unifiedcanadianaboriginalsyllabics | U1400.pdf |
1680–169F | Ogham | ogham | U1680.pdf |
16A0–16FF | Runic | runic | U16A0.pdf |
1700–171F | Tagalog | tagalog | U1700.pdf |
1720–173F | Hanunoo | hanunoo | U1720.pdf |
1740–175F | Buhid | buhid | U1740.pdf |
1760–177F | Tagbanwa | tagbanwa | U1760.pdf |
1780–17FF | Khmer | khmer | U1780.pdf |
1800–18AF | Mongolian | mongolian | U1800.pdf |
18B0–18FF | Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics Extended | unifiedcanadianaboriginalsyllabicsextended | U18B0.pdf |
1900–194F | Limbu | limbu | U1900.pdf |
1950–197F | Tai Le | taile | U1950.pdf |
1980–19DF | New Tai Lue | newtailue | U1980.pdf |
19E0–19FF | Khmer Symbols | khmersymbols | U19E0.pdf |
1A00–1A1F | Buginese | buginese | U1A00.pdf |
1A20–1AAF | Tai Tham | taitham | U1A20.pdf |
1AB0–1AFF | Combining Diacritical Marks Extended | combiningdiacriticalmarksextended | U1AB0.pdf |
1B00–1B7F | Balinese | balinese | U1B00.pdf |
1B80–1BBF | Sundanese | sundanese | U1B80.pdf |
1BC0–1BFF | Batak | batak | U1BC0.pdf |
1C00–1C4F | Lepcha | lepcha | U1C00.pdf |
1C50–1C7F | Ol Chiki | olchiki | U1C50.pdf |
1C80–1C8F | Cyrillic Extended-C | cyrillicextendedc | U1C80.pdf |
1CC0–1CCF | Sundanese Supplement | sundanesesupplement | U1CC0.pdf |
1CD0–1CFF | Vedic Extensions | vedicextensions | U1CD0.pdf |
1D00–1D7F | Phonetic Extensions | phoneticextensions | U1D00.pdf |
1D80–1DBF | Phonetic Extensions Supplement | phoneticextensionssupplement | U1D80.pdf |
1DC0–1DFF | Combining Diacritical Marks Supplement | combiningdiacriticalmarkssupplement | U1DC0.pdf |
1E00–1EFF | Latin Extended Additional | latinextendedadditional | U1E00.pdf |
1F00–1FFF | Greek Extended | greekextended | U1F00.pdf |
2000–206F | General Punctuation | generalpunctuation | U2000.pdf |
2070–209F | Superscripts and Subscripts | superscriptsandsubscripts | U2070.pdf |
20A0–20CF | Currency Symbols | currencysymbols | U20A0.pdf |
20D0–20FF | Combining Diacritical Marks for Symbols | combiningdiacriticalmarksforsymbols | U20D0.pdf |
2100–214F | Letterlike Symbols | letterlikesymbols | U2100.pdf |
2150–218F | Number Forms | numberforms | U2150.pdf |
2190–21FF | Arrows | arrows | U2190.pdf |
2200–22FF | Mathematical Operators | mathematicaloperators | U2200.pdf |
2300–23FF | Miscellaneous Technical | miscellaneoustechnical | U2300.pdf |
2400–243F | Control Pictures | controlpictures | U2400.pdf |
2440–245F | Optical Character Recognition | opticalcharacterrecognition | U2440.pdf |
2460–24FF | Enclosed Alphanumerics | enclosedalphanumerics | U2460.pdf |
2500–257F | Box Drawing | boxdrawing | U2500.pdf |
2580–259F | Block Elements | blockelements | U2580.pdf |
25A0–25FF | Geometric Shapes | geometricshapes | U25A0.pdf |
2600–26FF | Miscellaneous Symbols | miscellaneoussymbols | U2600.pdf |
2700–27BF | Dingbats | dingbats | U2700.pdf |
27C0–27EF | Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-A | miscellaneousmathematicalsymbolsa | U27C0.pdf |
27F0–27FF | Supplemental Arrows-A | supplementalarrowsa | U27F0.pdf |
2800–28FF | Braille Patterns | braillepatterns | U2800.pdf |
2900–297F | Supplemental Arrows-B | supplementalarrowsb | U2900.pdf |
2980–29FF | Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-B | miscellaneousmathematicalsymbolsb | U2980.pdf |
2A00–2AFF | Supplemental Mathematical Operators | supplementalmathematicaloperators | U2A00.pdf |
2B00–2BFF | Miscellaneous Symbols and Arrows | miscellaneoussymbolsandarrows | U2B00.pdf |
2C00–2C5F | Glagolitic | glagolitic | U2C00.pdf |
2C60–2C7F | Latin Extended-C | latinextendedc | U2C60.pdf |
2C80–2CFF | Coptic | coptic | U2C80.pdf |
2D00–2D2F | Georgian Supplement | georgiansupplement | U2D00.pdf |
2D30–2D7F | Tifinagh | tifinagh | U2D30.pdf |
2D80–2DDF | Ethiopic Extended | ethiopicextended | U2D80.pdf |
2DE0–2DFF | Cyrillic Extended-A | cyrillicextendeda | U2DE0.pdf |
2E00–2E7F | Supplemental Punctuation | supplementalpunctuation | U2E00.pdf |
2E80–2EFF | CJK Radicals Supplement | cjkradicalssupplement | U2E80.pdf |
2F00–2FDF | Kangxi Radicals | kangxiradicals | U2F00.pdf |
2FF0–2FFF | Ideographic Description Characters | ideographicdescriptioncharacters | U2FF0.pdf |
3000–303F | CJK Symbols and Punctuation | cjksymbolsandpunctuation | U3000.pdf |
3040–309F | Hiragana | hiragana | U3040.pdf |
30A0–30FF | Katakana | katakana | U30A0.pdf |
3100–312F | Bopomofo | bopomofo | U3100.pdf |
3130–318F | Hangul Compatibility Jamo | hangulcompatibilityjamo | U3130.pdf |
3190–319F | Kanbun | kanbun | U3190.pdf |
31A0–31BF | Bopomofo Extended | bopomofoextended | U31A0.pdf |
31C0–31EF | CJK Strokes | cjkstrokes | U31C0.pdf |
31F0–31FF | Katakana Phonetic Extensions | katakanaphoneticextensions | U31F0.pdf |
3200–32FF | Enclosed CJK Letters and Months | enclosedcjklettersandmonths | U3200.pdf |
3300–33FF | CJK Compatibility | cjkcompatibility | U3300.pdf |
3400–4DBF | CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A | cjkunifiedideographsextensiona | U3400.pdf |
4DC0–4DFF | Yijing Hexagram Symbols | yijinghexagramsymbols | U4DC0.pdf |
4E00–9FFF | CJK Unified Ideographs | cjkunifiedideographs | U4E00.pdf |
A000–A48F | Yi Syllables | yisyllables | UA000.pdf |
A490–A4CF | Yi Radicals | yiradicals | UA490.pdf |
A4D0–A4FF | Lisu | lisu | UA4D0.pdf |
A500–A63F | Vai | vai | UA500.pdf |
A640–A69F | Cyrillic Extended-B | cyrillicextendedb | UA640.pdf |
A6A0–A6FF | Bamum | bamum | UA6A0.pdf |
A700–A71F | Modifier Tone Letters | modifiertoneletters | UA700.pdf |
A720–A7FF | Latin Extended-D | latinextendedd | UA720.pdf |
A800–A82F | Syloti Nagri | sylotinagri | UA800.pdf |
A830–A83F | Common Indic Number Forms | commonindicnumberforms | UA830.pdf |
A840–A87F | Phags-pa | phagspa | UA840.pdf |
A880–A8DF | Saurashtra | saurashtra | UA880.pdf |
A8E0–A8FF | Devanagari Extended | devanagariextended | UA8E0.pdf |
A900–A92F | Kayah Li | kayahli | UA900.pdf |
A930–A95F | Rejang | rejang | UA930.pdf |
A960–A97F | Hangul Jamo Extended-A | hanguljamoextendeda | UA960.pdf |
A980–A9DF | Javanese | javanese | UA980.pdf |
A9E0–A9FF | Myanmar Extended-B | myanmarextendedb | UA9E0.pdf |
AA00–AA5F | Cham | cham | UAA00.pdf |
AA60–AA7F | Myanmar Extended-A | myanmarextendeda | UAA60.pdf |
AA80–AADF | Tai Viet | taiviet | UAA80.pdf |
AAE0–AAFF | Meetei Mayek Extensions | meeteimayekextensions | UAAE0.pdf |
AB00–AB2F | Ethiopic Extended-A | ethiopicextendeda | UAB00.pdf |
AB30–AB6F | Latin Extended-E | latinextendede | UAB30.pdf |
AB70–ABBF | Cherokee Supplement | cherokeesupplement | UAB70.pdf |
ABC0–ABFF | Meetei Mayek | meeteimayek | UABC0.pdf |
AC00–D7AF | Hangul Syllables | hangulsyllables | UAC00.pdf |
D7B0–D7FF | Hangul Jamo Extended-B | hanguljamoextendedb | UD7B0.pdf |
D800–DB7F | High Surrogates | highsurrogates | UD800.pdf |
DB80–DBFF | High Private Use Surrogates | highprivateusesurrogates | UDB80.pdf |
DC00–DFFF | Low Surrogates | lowsurrogates | UDC00.pdf |
E000–F8FF | Private Use Area | privateusearea | UE000.pdf |
F900–FAFF | CJK Compatibility Ideographs | cjkcompatibilityideographs | UF900.pdf |
FB00–FB4F | Alphabetic Presentation Forms | alphabeticpresentationforms | UFB00.pdf |
FB50–FDFF | Arabic Presentation Forms-A | arabicpresentationformsa | UFB50.pdf |
FE00–FE0F | Variation Selectors | variationselectors | UFE00.pdf |
FE10–FE1F | Vertical Forms | verticalforms | UFE10.pdf |
FE20–FE2F | Combining Half Marks | combininghalfmarks | UFE20.pdf |
FE30–FE4F | CJK Compatibility Forms | cjkcompatibilityforms | UFE30.pdf |
FE50–FE6F | Small Form Variants | smallformvariants | UFE50.pdf |
FE70–FEFF | Arabic Presentation Forms-B | arabicpresentationformsb | UFE70.pdf |
FF00–FFEF | Halfwidth and Fullwidth Forms | halfwidthandfullwidthforms | UFF00.pdf |
FFF0–FFFF | Specials | specials | UFFF0.pdf |
10000–1007F | Linear B Syllabary | linearbsyllabary | U10000.pdf |
10080–100FF | Linear B Ideograms | linearbideograms | U10080.pdf |
10100–1013F | Aegean Numbers | aegeannumbers | U10100.pdf |
10140–1018F | Ancient Greek Numbers | ancientgreeknumbers | U10140.pdf |
10190–101CF | Ancient Symbols | ancientsymbols | U10190.pdf |
101D0–101FF | Phaistos Disc | phaistosdisc | U101D0.pdf |
10280–1029F | Lycian | lycian | U10280.pdf |
102A0–102DF | Carian | carian | U102A0.pdf |
102E0–102FF | Coptic Epact Numbers | copticepactnumbers | U102E0.pdf |
10300–1032F | Old Italic | olditalic | U10300.pdf |
10330–1034F | Gothic | gothic | U10330.pdf |
10350–1037F | Old Permic | oldpermic | U10350.pdf |
10380–1039F | Ugaritic | ugaritic | U10380.pdf |
103A0–103DF | Old Persian | oldpersian | U103A0.pdf |
10400–1044F | Deseret | deseret | U10400.pdf |
10450–1047F | Shavian | shavian | U10450.pdf |
10480–104AF | Osmanya | osmanya | U10480.pdf |
104B0–104FF | Osage | osage | U104B0.pdf |
10500–1052F | Elbasan | elbasan | U10500.pdf |
10530–1056F | Caucasian Albanian | caucasianalbanian | U10530.pdf |
10600–1077F | Linear A | lineara | U10600.pdf |
10800–1083F | Cypriot Syllabary | cypriotsyllabary | U10800.pdf |
10840–1085F | Imperial Aramaic | imperialaramaic | U10840.pdf |
10860–1087F | Palmyrene | palmyrene | U10860.pdf |
10880–108AF | Nabataean | nabataean | U10880.pdf |
108E0–108FF | Hatran | hatran | U108E0.pdf |
10900–1091F | Phoenician | phoenician | U10900.pdf |
10920–1093F | Lydian | lydian | U10920.pdf |
10980–1099F | Meroitic Hieroglyphs | meroitichieroglyphs | U10980.pdf |
109A0–109FF | Meroitic Cursive | meroiticcursive | U109A0.pdf |
10A00–10A5F | Kharoshthi | kharoshthi | U10A00.pdf |
10A60–10A7F | Old South Arabian | oldsoutharabian | U10A60.pdf |
10A80–10A9F | Old North Arabian | oldnortharabian | U10A80.pdf |
10AC0–10AFF | Manichaean | manichaean | U10AC0.pdf |
10B00–10B3F | Avestan | avestan | U10B00.pdf |
10B40–10B5F | Inscriptional Parthian | inscriptionalparthian | U10B40.pdf |
10B60–10B7F | Inscriptional Pahlavi | inscriptionalpahlavi | U10B60.pdf |
10B80–10BAF | Psalter Pahlavi | psalterpahlavi | U10B80.pdf |
10C00–10C4F | Old Turkic | oldturkic | U10C00.pdf |
10C80–10CFF | Old Hungarian | oldhungarian | U10C80.pdf |
10E60–10E7F | Rumi Numeral Symbols | ruminumeralsymbols | U10E60.pdf |
11000–1107F | Brahmi | brahmi | U11000.pdf |
11080–110CF | Kaithi | kaithi | U11080.pdf |
110D0–110FF | Sora Sompeng | sorasompeng | U110D0.pdf |
11100–1114F | Chakma | chakma | U11100.pdf |
11150–1117F | Mahajani | mahajani | U11150.pdf |
11180–111DF | Sharada | sharada | U11180.pdf |
111E0–111FF | Sinhala Archaic Numbers | sinhalaarchaicnumbers | U111E0.pdf |
11200–1124F | Khojki | khojki | U11200.pdf |
11280–112AF | Multani | multani | U11280.pdf |
112B0–112FF | Khudawadi | khudawadi | U112B0.pdf |
11300–1137F | Grantha | grantha | U11300.pdf |
11400–1147F | Newa | newa | U11400.pdf |
11480–114DF | Tirhuta | tirhuta | U11480.pdf |
11580–115FF | Siddham | siddham | U11580.pdf |
11600–1165F | Modi | modi | U11600.pdf |
11660–1167F | Mongolian Supplement | mongoliansupplement | U11660.pdf |
11680–116CF | Takri | takri | U11680.pdf |
11700–1173F | Ahom | ahom | U11700.pdf |
118A0–118FF | Warang Citi | warangciti | U118A0.pdf |
11A00–11A4F | Zanabazar Square | zanabazarsquare | U11A00.pdf |
11A50–11AAF | Soyombo | soyombo | U11A50.pdf |
11AC0–11AFF | Pau Cin Hau | paucinhau | U11AC0.pdf |
11C00–11C6F | Bhaiksuki | bhaiksuki | U11C00.pdf |
11C70–11CBF | Marchen | marchen | U11C70.pdf |
11D00–11D5F | Masaram Gondi | masaramgondi | U11D00.pdf |
12000–123FF | Cuneiform | cuneiform | U12000.pdf |
12400–1247F | Cuneiform Numbers and Punctuation | cuneiformnumbersandpunctuation | U12400.pdf |
12480–1254F | Early Dynastic Cuneiform | earlydynasticcuneiform | U12480.pdf |
13000–1342F | Egyptian Hieroglyphs | egyptianhieroglyphs | U13000.pdf |
14400–1467F | Anatolian Hieroglyphs | anatolianhieroglyphs | U14400.pdf |
16800–16A3F | Bamum Supplement | bamumsupplement | U16800.pdf |
16A40–16A6F | Mro | mro | U16A40.pdf |
16AD0–16AFF | Bassa Vah | bassavah | U16AD0.pdf |
16B00–16B8F | Pahawh Hmong | pahawhhmong | U16B00.pdf |
16F00–16F9F | Miao | miao | U16F00.pdf |
16FE0–16FFF | Ideographic Symbols and Punctuation | ideographicsymbolsandpunctuation | U16FE0.pdf |
17000–187FF | Tangut | tangut | U17000.pdf |
18800–18AFF | Tangut Components | tangutcomponents | U18800.pdf |
1B000–1B0FF | Kana Supplement | kanasupplement | U1B000.pdf |
1B100–1B12F | Kana Extended-A | kanaextendeda | U1B100.pdf |
1B170–1B2FF | Nushu | nushu | U1B170.pdf |
1BC00–1BC9F | Duployan | duployan | U1BC00.pdf |
1BCA0–1BCAF | Shorthand Format Controls | shorthandformatcontrols | U1BCA0.pdf |
1D000–1D0FF | Byzantine Musical Symbols | byzantinemusicalsymbols | U1D000.pdf |
1D100–1D1FF | Musical Symbols | musicalsymbols | U1D100.pdf |
1D200–1D24F | Ancient Greek Musical Notation | ancientgreekmusicalnotation | U1D200.pdf |
1D300–1D35F | Tai Xuan Jing Symbols | taixuanjingsymbols | U1D300.pdf |
1D360–1D37F | Counting Rod Numerals | countingrodnumerals | U1D360.pdf |
1D400–1D7FF | Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols | mathematicalalphanumericsymbols | U1D400.pdf |
1D800–1DAAF | Sutton SignWriting | suttonsignwriting | U1D800.pdf |
1E000–1E02F | Glagolitic Supplement | glagoliticsupplement | U1E000.pdf |
1E800–1E8DF | Mende Kikakui | mendekikakui | U1E800.pdf |
1E900–1E95F | Adlam | adlam | U1E900.pdf |
1EE00–1EEFF | Arabic Mathematical Alphabetic Symbols | arabicmathematicalalphabeticsymbols | U1EE00.pdf |
1F000–1F02F | Mahjong Tiles | mahjongtiles | U1F000.pdf |
1F030–1F09F | Domino Tiles | dominotiles | U1F030.pdf |
1F0A0–1F0FF | Playing Cards | playingcards | U1F0A0.pdf |
1F100–1F1FF | Enclosed Alphanumeric Supplement | enclosedalphanumericsupplement | U1F100.pdf |
1F200–1F2FF | Enclosed Ideographic Supplement | enclosedideographicsupplement | U1F200.pdf |
1F300–1F5FF | Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs | miscellaneoussymbolsandpictographs | U1F300.pdf |
1F600–1F64F | Emoticons | emoticons | U1F600.pdf |
1F650–1F67F | Ornamental Dingbats | ornamentaldingbats | U1F650.pdf |
1F680–1F6FF | Transport and Map Symbols | transportandmapsymbols | U1F680.pdf |
1F700–1F77F | Alchemical Symbols | alchemicalsymbols | U1F700.pdf |
1F780–1F7FF | Geometric Shapes Extended | geometricshapesextended | U1F780.pdf |
1F800–1F8FF | Supplemental Arrows-C | supplementalarrowsc | U1F800.pdf |
1F900–1F9FF | Supplemental Symbols and Pictographs | supplementalsymbolsandpictographs | U1F900.pdf |
20000–2A6DF | CJK Unified Ideographs Extension B | cjkunifiedideographsextensionb | U20000.pdf |
2A700–2B73F | CJK Unified Ideographs Extension C | cjkunifiedideographsextensionc | U2A700.pdf |
2B740–2B81F | CJK Unified Ideographs Extension D | cjkunifiedideographsextensiond | U2B740.pdf |
2B820–2CEAF | CJK Unified Ideographs Extension E | cjkunifiedideographsextensione | U2B820.pdf |
2CEB0–2EBEF | CJK Unified Ideographs Extension F | cjkunifiedideographsextensionf | U2CEB0.pdf |
2F800–2FA1F | CJK Compatibility Ideographs Supplement | cjkcompatibilityideographssupplement | U2F800.pdf |
E0000–E007F | Tags | tags | UE0000.pdf |
E0100–E01EF | Variation Selectors Supplement | variationselectorssupplement | UE0100.pdf |
F0000–FFFFF | Supplementary Private Use Area-A | supplementaryprivateuseareaa | UF0000.pdf |
100000–10FFFF | Supplementary Private Use Area-B | supplementaryprivateuseareab | U100000.pdf |