MUFI Character Database |
Number of characters in database: 1530
This range includes those abbreviation signs which typically occupy a position on the base line. Several base-line abbreviation characters can be identified with existing characters in the Standard:
In v. 5.1 of the Unicode Standard, the majority of the characters in this subrange have been inluded in Latin Extended-D (pp. 78–85), and have therefore been decommissioned (highlighted in yellow).
Glyph | Entity | Numeric | Codepoint | Chart | Description | Version | Andron |
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&autem; |  | E8A3 | PUA-4 | LATIN ABBREVIATION SIGN AUTEM | Uni.: MUFI: 4.0 | | |
(has a decommissioned character in Andron Scriptor Web; the code point E8A3 should now be used for LATIN ABBREVIATION SIGN AUTEM) | |||||||
&ET; |  | F142 | PUA-4 | LATIN ABBREVIATION SIGN CAPITAL ET | Uni.: MUFI: 3.0 | | |
The small form of the above character is 204A TIRONIAN SIGN ET in General Punctuation (p. 64). | |||||||
&etslash; |  | F158 | PUA-4 | LATIN ABBREVIATION SIGN SMALL ET WITH STROKE | Uni.: MUFI: 3.0 | | |
&de; |  | F159 | PUA-4 | LATIN ABBREVIATION SIGN SMALL DE | Uni.: MUFI: 3.0 | | |
Used for Denar, Denier and Pfennig, and should therefore be distinguished from the italic form of 00F0 LATIN SMALL LETTER ETH. It should, however, be unified with F159 LATIN ABBREVIATION SIGN SMALL DE (p. 106 above). The previous code point, F2E5, should be retained and not used for any new character. Also defined as LATIN SMALL LETTER D ROTUNDA WITH BAR (&drotbar;). | |||||||
&USbase; |  | F1A5 | PUA-4 | LATIN ABBREVIATION SIGN SPACING BASE-LINE CAPITAL US | Uni.: MUFI: 3.0 | | |
This character is positioned on the base line and has capital form (full height). | |||||||
&usbase; |  | F1A6 | PUA-4 | LATIN ABBREVIATION SIGN SPACING BASE-LINE US | Uni.: MUFI: 3.0 | | |
This character is positioned on the base line, but not with full height. | |||||||
&ETslash; |  | F1A7 | PUA-4 | LATIN ABBREVIATION SIGN CAPITAL ET WITH STROKE | Uni.: MUFI: 3.0 | | |
&sem; |  | F1AC | PUA-4 | LATIN ABBREVIATION SIGN SEMICOLON | Uni.: MUFI: 3.0 | | |
The character 003B SEMICOLON can be used for the frequent abbreviation sign of similar shape. However, some encoders might want to have a separate character, in which case we recommend using F1AC LATIN ABBREVIATION SIGN SEMICOLON. Neither character should be unified with F1EA PUNCTUS VERSUS, which is a punctuation mark (see p. 145 below). |
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