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Ogham (oo-em) keyboard included in Debian Linux distribution. Ogham was the alphabet used for writing old Irish before the Latin alphabet took over. It is included in Unicode. |
Ogham (oo-em) keyboard included in Debian Linux distribution. Ogham was the alphabet used for writing old Irish before the Latin alphabet took over. It is included in Unicode. |
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ᚊ ᚕ ᚓ ᚏ ᚈ ᚘ ᚒ ᚔ ᚑ ᚚ |
ᚊ ᚕ ᚓ ᚏ ᚈ ᚘ ᚒ ᚔ ᚑ ᚚ |
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ᚐ ᚄ ᚇ ᚃ ᚌ ᚆ ᚗ ᚖ ᚂ |
ᚐ ᚄ ᚇ ᚃ ᚌ ᚆ ᚗ ᚖ ᚂ |
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ᚎ ᚙ ᚉ ᚍ ᚁ ᚅ ᚋ ᚜ ᚛ |
ᚎ ᚙ ᚉ ᚍ ᚁ ᚅ ᚋ ᚜ ᚛ |
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[[Category:Languages (international)]] |
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Latest revision as of 00:53, 14 February 2007
Ogham (oo-em) keyboard included in Debian Linux distribution. Ogham was the alphabet used for writing old Irish before the Latin alphabet took over. It is included in Unicode.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 - = ᚊ ᚕ ᚓ ᚏ ᚈ ᚘ ᚒ ᚔ ᚑ ᚚ ᚐ ᚄ ᚇ ᚃ ᚌ ᚆ ᚗ ᚖ ᚂ ᚎ ᚙ ᚉ ᚍ ᚁ ᚅ ᚋ ᚜ ᚛