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Revision as of 14:55, 7 January 2007
Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics (CAS) are used to write several Native American languages of Canada and the northern United States. This is a keyboard layout for Inuktitut.
ᕻ ᖕ ᑉ ᕐ ᒃ ᑦ ᖅ ᒻ ᓐ ᓪ ᔾ - ᕝ
ᖏ ᐃ ᕿ ᑭ ᑎ ᓯ ᒥ ᓂ ᓕ ᔨ ᒡ ˙ \
ᖑ ᐅ ᖁ ᑯ ᑐ ᓱ ᒧ ᓄ ᓗ ; '
ᖓ ᐊ ᖃ ᑲ ᑕ ᓴ ᒪ , . ᔭ
ᕵ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 _ =
ᒋ ᐱ ᕆ ᖖ ᙱ ᙳ ᙵ ᖤ ᖠ ᖦ ᔅ ᐞ |
ᒍ ᐳ ᕈ ᕕ ( ) ᔪ ᕗ ᖢ : "
ᒐ ᐸ ᕋ ? ᕼ ᓇ ᓚ < > ᕙ