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A. The Unicode 2.0 Character Set

Characters

Description

\u0000 - \u1FFF

Alphabets

\u0020 - \u007F

Basic Latin

\u0080 - \u00FF

Latin-1 supplement

\u0100 - \u017F

Latin extended-A

\u0180 - \u024F

Latin extended-B

\u0250 - \u02AF

IPA extensions

\u02B0 - \u02FF

Spacing modifier letters

\u0300 - \u036F

Combining diacritical marks

\u0370 - \u03FF

Greek

\u0400 - \u04FF

Cyrillic

\u0530 - \u058F

Armenian

\u0590 - \u05FF

Hebrew

\u0600 - \u06FF

Arabic

\u0900 - \u097F

Devanagari

\u0980 - \u09FF

Bengali

\u0A00 - \u0A7F

Gurmukhi

\u0A80 - \u0AFF

Gujarati

\u0B00 - \u0B7F

Oriya

\u0B80 - \u0BFF

Tamil

\u0C00 - \u0C7F

Telugu

\u0C80 - \u0CFF

Kannada

\u0D00 - \u0D7F

Malayalam

\u0E00 - \u0E7F

Thai

\u0E80 - \u0EFF

Lao

\u0F00 - \u0FBF

Tibetan

\u10A0 - \u10FF

Georgian

\u1100 - \u11FF

Hangul Jamo

\u1E00 - \u1EFF

Latin extended additional

\u1F00 - \u1FFF

Greek extended

\u2000 - \u2FFF

Symbols and punctuation

\u2000 - \u206F

General punctuation

\u2070 - \u209F

Superscripts and subscripts

\u20A0 - \u20CF

Currency symbols

\u20D0 - \u20FF

Combining diacritical marks for symbols

\u2100 - \u214F

Letterlike symbols

\u2150 - \u218F

Number forms

\u2190 - \u21FF

Arrows

\u2200 - \u22FF

Mathematical operators

\u2300 - \u23FF

Miscellaneous technical

\u2400 - \u243F

Control pictures

\u2440 - \u245F

Optical character recognition

\u2460 - \u24FF

Enclosed alphanumerics

\u2500 - \u257F

Box drawing

\u2580 - \u259F

Block elements

\u25A0 - \u25FF

Geometric shapes

\u2600 - \u26FF

Miscellaneous symbols

\u2700 - \u27BF

Dingbats

\u3000 - \u33FF

CJK auxiliary

\u3000 - \u303F

CJK symbols and punctuation

\u3040 - \u309F

Hiragana

\u30A0 - \u30FF

Katakana

\u3100 - \u312F

Bopomofo

\u3130 - \u318F

Hangul compatibility Jamo

\u3190 - \u319F

Kanbun

\u3200 - \u32FF

Enclosed CJK letters and months

\u3300 - \u33FF

CJK compatibility

\u4E00 - \u9FFF

CJK unified ideographs: Han characters used in China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam

\uAC00 - \uD7A3

Hangul syllables

\uD800 - \uDFFF

Surrogates

\uD800 - \uDB7F

High surrogates

\uDB80 - \uDBFF

High private use surrogates

\uDC00 - \uDFFF

Low surrogates

\uE000 - \uF8FF

Private use

\uF900 - \uFFFF

Miscellaneous

\uF900 - \uFAFF

CJK compatibility ideographs

\uFB00 - \uFB4F

Alphabetic presentation forms

\uFB50 - \uFDFF

Arabic presentation forms-A

\uFE20 - \uFE2F

Combing half marks

\uFE30 - \uFE4F

CJK compatibility forms

\uFE50 - \uFE6F

Small form variants

\uFE70 - \uFEFE

Arabic presentation forms-B

\uFEFF

Specials

\uFF00 - \uFFEF

Halfwidth and fullwidth forms

\uFFF0 - \uFFFF

Specials


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