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   September 2024
  - Unicode 15.0 update.




Vai Unicode Characters page 1


List of all characters from the Vai Unicode Characters
The Vai block includes characters used in the Vai script, which is used to write the Vai language spoken in Liberia and Sierra Leone. The Vai script is a syllabary, where each character represents a syllable rather than an individual phoneme. The script was developed in the early 19th century by Momolu Duwalu Bukele, who was inspired by a dream to create a writing system for his people. The Vai script is still in use today, particularly for writing religious texts, personal letters, and cultural documents. This block includes characters for all the syllables used in the Vai language, as well as a few additional marks for punctuation..
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42240U+A500VAI SYLLABLE EE
42241U+A501VAI SYLLABLE EEN
42242U+A502VAI SYLLABLE HEE
42243U+A503VAI SYLLABLE WEE
42244U+A504VAI SYLLABLE WEEN
42245U+A505VAI SYLLABLE PEE
42246U+A506VAI SYLLABLE BHEE
42247U+A507VAI SYLLABLE BEE
42248U+A508VAI SYLLABLE MBEE
42249U+A509VAI SYLLABLE KPEE
42250U+A50AVAI SYLLABLE MGBEE
42251U+A50BVAI SYLLABLE GBEE
42252U+A50CVAI SYLLABLE FEE
42253U+A50DVAI SYLLABLE VEE
42254U+A50EVAI SYLLABLE TEE
42255U+A50FVAI SYLLABLE THEE
42256U+A510VAI SYLLABLE DHEE
42257U+A511VAI SYLLABLE DHHEE
42258U+A512VAI SYLLABLE LEE
42259U+A513VAI SYLLABLE REE
42260U+A514VAI SYLLABLE DEE
42261U+A515VAI SYLLABLE NDEE
42262U+A516VAI SYLLABLE SEE
42263U+A517VAI SYLLABLE SHEE
42264U+A518VAI SYLLABLE ZEE
42265U+A519VAI SYLLABLE ZHEE
42266U+A51AVAI SYLLABLE CEE
42267U+A51BVAI SYLLABLE JEE
42268U+A51CVAI SYLLABLE NJEE
42269U+A51DVAI SYLLABLE YEE
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