Chorasmian
Block from U+10FB0 to U+10FDF. This block was introduced in Unicode version 13.0 (2020). It contains 28 codepoints.
The Wikipedia provides the following information on block Chorasmian:
Chorasmian is a Unicode block containing characters from the Chorasmian script, which was used for writing the Khwarezmian language in Transoxiana during the 8th century.
Chart at Unicode.org (PDF)
Block at Decode Unicode
- Chorasmian Letter Aleph
- Chorasmian Letter Small Aleph
- Chorasmian Letter Beth
- Chorasmian Letter Gimel
- Chorasmian Letter Daleth
- Chorasmian Letter He
- Chorasmian Letter Waw
- Chorasmian Letter Curled Waw
- Chorasmian Letter Zayin
- Chorasmian Letter Heth
- Chorasmian Letter Yodh
- Chorasmian Letter Kaph
- Chorasmian Letter Lamedh
- Chorasmian Letter Mem
- Chorasmian Letter Nun
- Chorasmian Letter Samekh
- Chorasmian Letter Ayin
- Chorasmian Letter Pe
- Chorasmian Letter Resh
- Chorasmian Letter Shin
- Chorasmian Letter Taw
- Chorasmian Number One
- Chorasmian Number Two
- Chorasmian Number Three
- Chorasmian Number Four
- Chorasmian Number Ten
- Chorasmian Number Twenty
- Chorasmian Number One Hundred
- U+10FCC
- U+10FCD
- U+10FCE
- U+10FCF
- U+10FD0
- U+10FD1
- U+10FD2
- U+10FD3
- U+10FD4
- U+10FD5
- U+10FD6
- U+10FD7
- U+10FD8
- U+10FD9
- U+10FDA
- U+10FDB
- U+10FDC
- U+10FDD
- U+10FDE
- U+10FDF