| Anatolian Hieroglyphs | |
|---|---|
| Range | U+14400..U+1467F (640 code points) |
| Plane | SMP |
| Scripts | Anatolian Hieroglyphs |
| Assigned | 583 code points |
| Unused | 57 reserved code points |
| Unicode version history | |
| 8.0 (2015) | 583 (+583) |
| Unicode documentation | |
| Code chart ∣ Web page | |
| Note: [1] [2] | |
Anatolian Hieroglyphs is a Unicode block containing Anatolian hieroglyphs, used to write the extinct Luwian language.
| Anatolian Hieroglyphs [1] [2] Official Unicode Consortium code chart (PDF) | ||||||||||||||||
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | A | B | C | D | E | F | |
| U+1440x | 𔐀 | 𔐁 | 𔐂 | 𔐃 | 𔐄 | 𔐅 | 𔐆 | 𔐇 | 𔐈 | 𔐉 | 𔐊 | 𔐋 | 𔐌 | 𔐍 | 𔐎 | 𔐏 |
| U+1441x | 𔐐 | 𔐑 | 𔐒 | 𔐓 | 𔐔 | 𔐕 | 𔐖 | 𔐗 | 𔐘 | 𔐙 | 𔐚 | 𔐛 | 𔐜 | 𔐝 | 𔐞 | 𔐟 |
| U+1442x | 𔐠 | 𔐡 | 𔐢 | 𔐣 | 𔐤 | 𔐥 | 𔐦 | 𔐧 | 𔐨 | 𔐩 | 𔐪 | 𔐫 | 𔐬 | 𔐭 | 𔐮 | 𔐯 |
| U+1443x | 𔐰 | 𔐱 | 𔐲 | 𔐳 | 𔐴 | 𔐵 | 𔐶 | 𔐷 | 𔐸 | 𔐹 | 𔐺 | 𔐻 | 𔐼 | 𔐽 | 𔐾 | 𔐿 |
| U+1444x | 𔑀 | 𔑁 | 𔑂 | 𔑃 | 𔑄 | 𔑅 | 𔑆 | 𔑇 | 𔑈 | 𔑉 | 𔑊 | 𔑋 | 𔑌 | 𔑍 | 𔑎 | 𔑏 |
| U+1445x | 𔑐 | 𔑑 | 𔑒 | 𔑓 | 𔑔 | 𔑕 | 𔑖 | 𔑗 | 𔑘 | 𔑙 | 𔑚 | 𔑛 | 𔑜 | 𔑝 | 𔑞 | 𔑟 |
| U+1446x | 𔑠 | 𔑡 | 𔑢 | 𔑣 | 𔑤 | 𔑥 | 𔑦 | 𔑧 | 𔑨 | 𔑩 | 𔑪 | 𔑫 | 𔑬 | 𔑭 | 𔑮 | 𔑯 |
| U+1447x | 𔑰 | 𔑱 | 𔑲 | 𔑳 | 𔑴 | 𔑵 | 𔑶 | 𔑷 | 𔑸 | 𔑹 | 𔑺 | 𔑻 | 𔑼 | 𔑽 | 𔑾 | 𔑿 |
| U+1448x | 𔒀 | 𔒁 | 𔒂 | 𔒃 | 𔒄 | 𔒅 | 𔒆 | 𔒇 | 𔒈 | 𔒉 | 𔒊 | 𔒋 | 𔒌 | 𔒍 | 𔒎 | 𔒏 |
| U+1449x | 𔒐 | 𔒑 | 𔒒 | 𔒓 | 𔒔 | 𔒕 | 𔒖 | 𔒗 | 𔒘 | 𔒙 | 𔒚 | 𔒛 | 𔒜 | 𔒝 | 𔒞 | 𔒟 |
| U+144Ax | 𔒠 | 𔒡 | 𔒢 | 𔒣 | 𔒤 | 𔒥 | 𔒦 | 𔒧 | 𔒨 | 𔒩 | 𔒪 | 𔒫 | 𔒬 | 𔒭 | 𔒮 | 𔒯 |
| U+144Bx | 𔒰 | 𔒱 | 𔒲 | 𔒳 | 𔒴 | 𔒵 | 𔒶 | 𔒷 | 𔒸 | 𔒹 | 𔒺 | 𔒻 | 𔒼 | 𔒽 | 𔒾 | 𔒿 |
| U+144Cx | 𔓀 | 𔓁 | 𔓂 | 𔓃 | 𔓄 | 𔓅 | 𔓆 | 𔓇 | 𔓈 | 𔓉 | 𔓊 | 𔓋 | 𔓌 | 𔓍 | 𔓎 | 𔓏 |
| U+144Dx | 𔓐 | 𔓑 | 𔓒 | 𔓓 | 𔓔 | 𔓕 | 𔓖 | 𔓗 | 𔓘 | 𔓙 | 𔓚 | 𔓛 | 𔓜 | 𔓝 | 𔓞 | 𔓟 |
| U+144Ex | 𔓠 | 𔓡 | 𔓢 | 𔓣 | 𔓤 | 𔓥 | 𔓦 | 𔓧 | 𔓨 | 𔓩 | 𔓪 | 𔓫 | 𔓬 | 𔓭 | 𔓮 | 𔓯 |
| U+144Fx | 𔓰 | 𔓱 | 𔓲 | 𔓳 | 𔓴 | 𔓵 | 𔓶 | 𔓷 | 𔓸 | 𔓹 | 𔓺 | 𔓻 | 𔓼 | 𔓽 | 𔓾 | 𔓿 |
| U+1450x | 𔔀 | 𔔁 | 𔔂 | 𔔃 | 𔔄 | 𔔅 | 𔔆 | 𔔇 | 𔔈 | 𔔉 | 𔔊 | 𔔋 | 𔔌 | 𔔍 | 𔔎 | 𔔏 |
| U+1451x | 𔔐 | 𔔑 | 𔔒 | 𔔓 | 𔔔 | 𔔕 | 𔔖 | 𔔗 | 𔔘 | 𔔙 | 𔔚 | 𔔛 | 𔔜 | 𔔝 | 𔔞 | 𔔟 |
| U+1452x | 𔔠 | 𔔡 | 𔔢 | 𔔣 | 𔔤 | 𔔥 | 𔔦 | 𔔧 | 𔔨 | 𔔩 | 𔔪 | 𔔫 | 𔔬 | 𔔭 | 𔔮 | 𔔯 |
| U+1453x | 𔔰 | 𔔱 | 𔔲 | 𔔳 | 𔔴 | 𔔵 | 𔔶 | 𔔷 | 𔔸 | 𔔹 | 𔔺 | 𔔻 | 𔔼 | 𔔽 | 𔔾 | 𔔿 |
| U+1454x | 𔕀 | 𔕁 | 𔕂 | 𔕃 | 𔕄 | 𔕅 | 𔕆 | 𔕇 | 𔕈 | 𔕉 | 𔕊 | 𔕋 | 𔕌 | 𔕍 | 𔕎 | 𔕏 |
| U+1455x | 𔕐 | 𔕑 | 𔕒 | 𔕓 | 𔕔 | 𔕕 | 𔕖 | 𔕗 | 𔕘 | 𔕙 | 𔕚 | 𔕛 | 𔕜 | 𔕝 | 𔕞 | 𔕟 |
| U+1456x | 𔕠 | 𔕡 | 𔕢 | 𔕣 | 𔕤 | 𔕥 | 𔕦 | 𔕧 | 𔕨 | 𔕩 | 𔕪 | 𔕫 | 𔕬 | 𔕭 | 𔕮 | 𔕯 |
| U+1457x | 𔕰 | 𔕱 | 𔕲 | 𔕳 | 𔕴 | 𔕵 | 𔕶 | 𔕷 | 𔕸 | 𔕹 | 𔕺 | 𔕻 | 𔕼 | 𔕽 | 𔕾 | 𔕿 |
| U+1458x | 𔖀 | 𔖁 | 𔖂 | 𔖃 | 𔖄 | 𔖅 | 𔖆 | 𔖇 | 𔖈 | 𔖉 | 𔖊 | 𔖋 | 𔖌 | 𔖍 | 𔖎 | 𔖏 |
| U+1459x | 𔖐 | 𔖑 | 𔖒 | 𔖓 | 𔖔 | 𔖕 | 𔖖 | 𔖗 | 𔖘 | 𔖙 | 𔖚 | 𔖛 | 𔖜 | 𔖝 | 𔖞 | 𔖟 |
| U+145Ax | 𔖠 | 𔖡 | 𔖢 | 𔖣 | 𔖤 | 𔖥 | 𔖦 | 𔖧 | 𔖨 | 𔖩 | 𔖪 | 𔖫 | 𔖬 | 𔖭 | 𔖮 | 𔖯 |
| U+145Bx | 𔖰 | 𔖱 | 𔖲 | 𔖳 | 𔖴 | 𔖵 | 𔖶 | 𔖷 | 𔖸 | 𔖹 | 𔖺 | 𔖻 | 𔖼 | 𔖽 | 𔖾 | 𔖿 |
| U+145Cx | 𔗀 | 𔗁 | 𔗂 | 𔗃 | 𔗄 | 𔗅 | 𔗆 | 𔗇 | 𔗈 | 𔗉 | 𔗊 | 𔗋 | 𔗌 | 𔗍 | 𔗎 | 𔗏 |
| U+145Dx | 𔗐 | 𔗑 | 𔗒 | 𔗓 | 𔗔 | 𔗕 | 𔗖 | 𔗗 | 𔗘 | 𔗙 | 𔗚 | 𔗛 | 𔗜 | 𔗝 | 𔗞 | 𔗟 |
| U+145Ex | 𔗠 | 𔗡 | 𔗢 | 𔗣 | 𔗤 | 𔗥 | 𔗦 | 𔗧 | 𔗨 | 𔗩 | 𔗪 | 𔗫 | 𔗬 | 𔗭 | 𔗮 | 𔗯 |
| U+145Fx | 𔗰 | 𔗱 | 𔗲 | 𔗳 | 𔗴 | 𔗵 | 𔗶 | 𔗷 | 𔗸 | 𔗹 | 𔗺 | 𔗻 | 𔗼 | 𔗽 | 𔗾 | 𔗿 |
| U+1460x | 𔘀 | 𔘁 | 𔘂 | 𔘃 | 𔘄 | 𔘅 | 𔘆 | 𔘇 | 𔘈 | 𔘉 | 𔘊 | 𔘋 | 𔘌 | 𔘍 | 𔘎 | 𔘏 |
| U+1461x | 𔘐 | 𔘑 | 𔘒 | 𔘓 | 𔘔 | 𔘕 | 𔘖 | 𔘗 | 𔘘 | 𔘙 | 𔘚 | 𔘛 | 𔘜 | 𔘝 | 𔘞 | 𔘟 |
| U+1462x | 𔘠 | 𔘡 | 𔘢 | 𔘣 | 𔘤 | 𔘥 | 𔘦 | 𔘧 | 𔘨 | 𔘩 | 𔘪 | 𔘫 | 𔘬 | 𔘭 | 𔘮 | 𔘯 |
| U+1463x | 𔘰 | 𔘱 | 𔘲 | 𔘳 | 𔘴 | 𔘵 | 𔘶 | 𔘷 | 𔘸 | 𔘹 | 𔘺 | 𔘻 | 𔘼 | 𔘽 | 𔘾 | 𔘿 |
| U+1464x | 𔙀 | 𔙁 | 𔙂 | 𔙃 | 𔙄 | 𔙅 | 𔙆 | |||||||||
| U+1465x | ||||||||||||||||
| U+1466x | ||||||||||||||||
| U+1467x | ||||||||||||||||
| Notes | ||||||||||||||||
The following Unicode-related documents record the purpose and process of defining specific characters in the Anatolian Hieroglyphs block:
| Version | Final code points [lower-alpha 1] | Count | L2 ID | WG2 ID | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8.0 | U+14400..14646 | 583 | L2/99-068 | Everson, Michael (1999-02-11), Luvian script | |
| L2/06-305 | N3144 | Everson, Michael (2006-09-20), Preliminary proposal to encode Anatolian Hieroglyphs in the SMP of the UCS | |||
| L2/07-096 | N3236R | Everson, Michael (2007-05-01), Proposal to encode Anatolian Hieroglyphs in the SMP of the UCS | |||
| L2/07-268 | N3253 (pdf, doc) | Umamaheswaran, V. S. (2007-07-26), "8.16", Unconfirmed minutes of WG 2 meeting 50, Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany; 2007-04-24/27 | |||
| L2/11-363 | N4147 | Everson, Michael (2011-10-21), Revised code chart for Anatolian Hieroglyphs | |||
| L2/12-136 | N4264 | Everson, Michael (2012-05-02), Revised proposal to encode Anatolian Hieroglyphs in the SMP of the UCS | |||
| L2/12-213 | N4282 | Everson, Michael (2012-07-15), Final proposal to encode Anatolian Hieroglyphs in the SMP of the UCS | |||
| L2/13-120 | N4441 | Anderson, Deborah (2013-05-08), Anatolian RA or RI | |||
| N4353 (pdf, doc) | "M60.08", Unconfirmed minutes of WG 2 meeting 60, 2013-05-23 | ||||
| L2/13-132 | Moore, Lisa (2013-07-29), "Consensus 136-C18", UTC #136 Minutes, Approve 583 Anatolian Hieroglyphs at U+14400..U+14646, with block Anatolian Hieroglyphs at U+14400..U+1467F, with code points, names, and glyphs as shown in L2/13-151 for encoding in a future version of the standard. | ||||
| N4403 (pdf, doc) | Umamaheswaran, V. S. (2014-01-28), "Resolution M61.02 item e", Unconfirmed minutes of WG 2 meeting 61, Holiday Inn, Vilnius, Lithuania; 2013-06-10/14 | ||||
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