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Information about 218 characters out of 726 in Unicode blocks associated with the Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics script.

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Richard Ishida, UCAS Character Notes, 23-Jun-2024, https://r12a.github.io/scripts/cans/block

 

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Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics

U+1400 CANADIAN SYLLABICS HYPHEN

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

hyphen for line breaking  Pd

Line breaking hyphen. Only used when a word is broken across a line.

Plains Cree uses hyphenation when words are broken at the end of a line. However, a standard hyphen could be confused with U+1428 FINAL SHORT HORIZONTAL STROKE (used for ʦ), so Cree uses this character, instead.

U+1401 CANADIAN SYLLABICS E

• Inuktitut (AI), Carrier (U)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllableaⁱ  Lo

Latin: ai

ai syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablee  Lo

Latin: e

syllable.

U+1403 CANADIAN SYLLABICS I

• Carrier (O)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablei  Lo

Latin: i

i syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablei  Lo

Latin: i

ɪ syllable.

U+1404 CANADIAN SYLLABICS II

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableī  Lo

Latin: ii

syllable.

Plains Cree

syllableī  Lo

Latin: ī

syllable.

U+1405 CANADIAN SYLLABICS O

• Inuktitut (U), Carrier (E)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllableu  Lo

Latin: u

u syllable.

Plains Cree

syllableo  Lo

Latin: o

ʊ syllable.

U+1406 CANADIAN SYLLABICS OO

• Inuktitut (UU)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableū  Lo

Latin: uu

syllable.

Plains Cree

syllableō  Lo

Latin: ō

syllable.

U+140A CANADIAN SYLLABICS A

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablea  Lo

Latin: a

a syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablea  Lo

Latin: a

a syllable.

U+140B CANADIAN SYLLABICS AA

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableā  Lo

Latin: aa

syllable.

Plains Cree

syllableā  Lo

Latin: ā

syllable.

U+140D CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE WE

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablewᵉ  Lo

Latin: we

weː syllable.

U+140F CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE WI

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablewⁱ  Lo

Latin: wi

syllable.

U+1411 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE WII

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablewⁱ̠  Lo

Latin:

wii syllable.

U+1413 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE WO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablewᵒ  Lo

Latin: wo

syllable.

U+1415 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE WOO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablewᵒ̱  Lo

Latin:

woː syllable.

U+1418 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE WA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablewᵃ  Lo

Latin: wa

wa syllable.

U+141A CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE WAA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablewᵃ̱  Lo

Latin:

waa syllable.

U+141E CANADIAN SYLLABICS GLOTTAL STOP

• Moose Cree (Y), Algonquian (GLOTTAL STOP)

U+141F CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL ACUTE

• West Cree (T), East Cree (Y), Inuktitut (GLOTTAL STOP)
• Athapascan (B/P), Sayisi (I), Carrier (G)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy Cree

Plains Cree

final consonantt  Lo

Latin: t

Final consonant.

-t at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s.

-d in most other situations.

U+1420 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL GRAVE

• West Cree (K), Athapascan (K), Carrier (KH)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy Cree

Plains Cree

final consonantk  Lo

Latin: k

Final consonant.

-k at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

-g in most other situations.

U+1421 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL BOTTOM HALF RING

• N Cree (SH), Sayisi (R), Carrier (NG)

Used by: Swampy Cree

U+1422 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL TOP HALF RING

• Algonquian (S), Chipewyan (R), Sayisi (S)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy Cree

Plains Cree

final consonants  Lo

Latin: s

s final consonant.

U+1423 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL RIGHT HALF RING

• West Cree (N), Athapascan (D/T), Sayisi (N), Carrier (N)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy Cree

Plains Cree

final consonantn  Lo

Latin: n

n final consonant.

U+1424 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL RING

• West Cree (W), Sayisi (O)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeNorthwestern Ojibwa

Plains Cree

final consonantw  Lo

Latin: w

w final consonant.

U+1425 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL DOUBLE ACUTE

• Chipewyan (TT), South Slavey (GH)

U+1426 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL DOUBLE SHORT VERTICAL STROKES

• Algonquian (H), Carrier (R)

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

special consonanth  Lo

Latin: h

h is written using this alphabetic symbol plus a vowel syllable, where needed, rather than with a set of h... syllables, eg.

ᒌᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ cīkahikan axe

This is also commonly used for pre-aspiration of sounds. Such sounds are indicated by combining this character with the relevant consonant, rather than by using a set of special symbols, eg.

ᓅᐦᑖᐏᕀ nōhtāwiy my father

ᒥᑖᑕᐦᐟ mitātaht ten

A special symbol is used for word-final hk, see U+157D HK.

U+1427 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL MIDDLE DOT

• Moose Cree (W), Athapascan (Y), Sayisi (YU), Blackfoot (S)

U+1428 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL SHORT HORIZONTAL STROKE

• West Cree (C), Sayisi (D)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeNorthwestern Ojibwa

Plains Cree

final consonantc  Lo

t͡s at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡z in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+1429 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL PLUS

• Athapascan (N), Sayisi (AI)

U+142A CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL DOWN TACK

• N Cree (L), Carrier (D)
→ (down tack - 22A4)

U+142F CANADIAN SYLLABICS PE

• Inuktitut (PAI), Athapascan (BE), Carrier (HU)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablepᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: pai

pai syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablepᵉ  Lo

Latin: pe

peː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

beː in most other situations.

U+1431 CANADIAN SYLLABICS PI

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablepⁱ  Lo

Latin: pi

pi syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablepⁱ  Lo

Latin: pi

at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

in most other situations.

U+1432 CANADIAN SYLLABICS PII

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablepⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: pii

piː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablepⁱ̠  Lo

Latin:

piː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

biː in most other situations.

U+1433 CANADIAN SYLLABICS PO

• Inuktitut (PU), Athapascan (BO), Carrier (HE)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablepᵘ  Lo

Latin: pu

pu syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablepᵒ  Lo

Latin: po

at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

in most other situations.

U+1434 CANADIAN SYLLABICS POO

• Inuktitut (PUU)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablepᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: puu

puː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablepᵒ̱  Lo

Latin:

poː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

boː in most other situations.

U+1438 CANADIAN SYLLABICS PA

• Athapascan (BA), Carrier (HA)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablepᵃ  Lo

Latin: pa

pa syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablepᵃ  Lo

Latin: pa

pa at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

ba in most other situations.

U+1439 CANADIAN SYLLABICS PAA

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablepᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: paa

paː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablepᵃ̱  Lo

Latin:

paː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

baː in most other situations.

U+143B CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE PWE

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablepʷᵉ  Lo

Latin: pwe

pʷeː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

bʷeː in most other situations.

U+143D CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE PWI

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablepʷⁱ  Lo

Latin: pwi

pʷɪ at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

bʷɪ in most other situations.

U+143F CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE PWII

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablepʷⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: pwī

pʷiː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

bʷiː in most other situations.

U+1441 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE PWO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablepʷᵒ  Lo

Latin: pwo

pʷʊ at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

bʷʊ in most other situations.

U+1443 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE PWOO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablepʷᵒ̱  Lo

Latin: pwō

pʷoː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

bʷoː in most other situations.

U+1445 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE PWA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablepʷᵃ  Lo

Latin: pwa

pʷa at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

bʷa in most other situations.

U+1447 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE PWAA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablepʷᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: pwā

pʷaː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

bʷaː in most other situations.

U+1449 CANADIAN SYLLABICS P

• Blackfoot (Y)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

final consonantp  Lo

Latin: p

p final consonant.

Plains Cree

final consonant  Lo

Latin: p

U+144A CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE P

• Sayisi (G)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy Cree

Plains Cree

final consonantp  Lo

Latin: p

p at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

b in most other situations.

U+144C CANADIAN SYLLABICS TE

• Inuktitut (TAI), Athapascan (DI), Carrier (DU)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllabletᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: tai

tai syllable.

Plains Cree

syllabletᵉ  Lo

Latin: te

teː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

deː in most other situations.

U+144E CANADIAN SYLLABICS TI

• Athapascan (DE), Carrier (DO)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllabletⁱ  Lo

Latin: ti

ti syllable.

Plains Cree

syllabletⁱ  Lo

Latin: ti

at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

in most other situations.

U+144F CANADIAN SYLLABICS TII

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllabletⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: tii

tiː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllabletⁱ̠  Lo

Latin:

tiː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

diː in most other situations.

U+1450 CANADIAN SYLLABICS TO

• Inuktitut (TU), Athapascan (DO), Carrier (DE), Sayisi (DU)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllabletᵘ  Lo

Latin: tu

tu syllable.

Plains Cree

syllabletᵒ  Lo

Latin: to

at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

in most other situations.

U+1451 CANADIAN SYLLABICS TOO

• Inuktitut (TUU)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllabletᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: tuu

tuː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllabletᵒ̱  Lo

Latin:

toː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

doː in most other situations.

U+1455 CANADIAN SYLLABICS TA

• Athapascan (DA)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllabletᵃ  Lo

Latin: ta

ta syllable.

Plains Cree

syllabletᵃ  Lo

Latin: ta

ta at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

da in most other situations.

U+1456 CANADIAN SYLLABICS TAA

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllabletᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: taa

taː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllabletᵃ̱  Lo

Latin:

taː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

daː in most other situations.

U+1458 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE TWE

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllabletʷᵉ  Lo

Latin: twe

tʷeː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

dʷeː in most other situations.

U+145A CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE TWI

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllabletʷⁱ  Lo

Latin: twi

tʷɪ at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

dʷɪ in most other situations.

U+145C CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE TWII

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllabletʷⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: twī

tʷiː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

dʷiː in most other situations.

U+145E CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE TWO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllabletʷᵒ  Lo

Latin: two

tʷʊ at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

dʷʊ in most other situations.

U+1460 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE TWOO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllabletʷᵒ̱  Lo

Latin: twō

tʷoː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

dʷoː in most other situations.

U+1462 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE TWA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllabletʷᵃ  Lo

Latin: twa

tʷa at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

dʷa in most other situations.

U+1464 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE TWAA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllabletʷᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: twā

tʷaː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

dʷaː in most other situations.

U+1466 CANADIAN SYLLABICS T

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

final consonantt  Lo

Latin: t

t final consonant.

U+1467 CANADIAN SYLLABICS TTE

• South Slavey (DEH)

U+1468 CANADIAN SYLLABICS TTI

• South Slavey (DIH)

U+1469 CANADIAN SYLLABICS TTO

• South Slavey (DOH)

U+146A CANADIAN SYLLABICS TTA

• South Slavey (DAH)

U+146B CANADIAN SYLLABICS KE

• Inuktitut (KAI), Blackfoot (PA)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablekᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: kai

kai syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablekᵉ  Lo

Latin: ke

keː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

geː in most other situations.

U+146D CANADIAN SYLLABICS KI

• Blackfoot (PE)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablekⁱ  Lo

Latin: ki

ki syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablekⁱ  Lo

Latin: ki

at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

in most other situations.

U+146E CANADIAN SYLLABICS KII

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablekⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: kii

kiː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablekⁱ̠  Lo

Latin:

kiː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

giː in most other situations.

U+146F CANADIAN SYLLABICS KO

• Inuktitut (KU), Sayisi (KU), Blackfoot (PI)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablekᵘ  Lo

Latin: ku

ku syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablekᵒ  Lo

Latin: ko

at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

in most other situations.

U+1470 CANADIAN SYLLABICS KOO

• Inuktitut (KUU)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablekᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: kuu

kuː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablekᵒ̱  Lo

Latin:

koː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

goː in most other situations.

U+1472 CANADIAN SYLLABICS KA

• Blackfoot (PO)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablekᵃ  Lo

Latin: ka

ka syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablekᵃ  Lo

Latin: ka

ka at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

ga in most other situations.

U+1473 CANADIAN SYLLABICS KAA

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablekᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: kaa

kaː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablekᵃ̱  Lo

Latin:

kaː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

gaː in most other situations.

U+1475 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE KWE

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablekʷᵉ  Lo

Latin: kwe

kʷeː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

gʷeː in most other situations.

U+1477 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE KWI

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablekʷⁱ  Lo

Latin: kwi

kʷɪ at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

gʷɪ in most other situations.

U+1479 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE KWII

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablekʷⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: kwī

kʷiː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

gʷiː in most other situations.

U+147B CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE KWO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablekʷᵒ  Lo

Latin: kwo

kʷʊ at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

gʷʊ in most other situations.

U+147D CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE KWOO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablekʷᵒ̱  Lo

Latin: kwō

kʷoː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

gʷoː in most other situations.

U+147F CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE KWA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablekʷᵃ  Lo

Latin: kwa

kʷa at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

gʷa in most other situations.

U+1481 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE KWAA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablekʷᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: kwā

kʷaː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

gʷaː in most other situations.

U+1483 CANADIAN SYLLABICS K

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

final consonantk  Lo

Latin: k

k final consonant.

U+1489 CANADIAN SYLLABICS CE

• Inuktitut (GAI), Athapascan (DHE), Sayisi (THE), Blackfoot (MA)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablegᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: gai

ɣai syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablecᵉ  Lo

Latin: ce

Latin:

t͡seː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zeː in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+148B CANADIAN SYLLABICS CI

• Inuktitut (GI), Athapascan (DHI), Sayisi (THI), Blackfoot (ME)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablegⁱ  Lo

Latin: gi

ɣi syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablecⁱ  Lo

Latin: ci

t͡sɪ at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zɪ in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+148C CANADIAN SYLLABICS CII

• Inuktitut (GII)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablegⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: gii

ɣiː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablecⁱ̠  Lo

Latin:

t͡siː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡ziː in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+148D CANADIAN SYLLABICS CO

• Inuktitut (GU), Athapascan (DHO), Sayisi (THO), Blackfoot (MI)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablegᵘ  Lo

Latin: gu

ɣu syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablecᵒ  Lo

Latin: co

Latin:

t͡sʊ at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zʊ in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+148E CANADIAN SYLLABICS COO

• Inuktitut (GUU)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablegᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: guu

ɣuː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablecᵒ̱  Lo

Latin:

Latin:

t͡soː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zoː in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+1490 CANADIAN SYLLABICS CA

• Inuktitut (GA), Athapascan (DHA), Sayisi (THA), Blackfoot (MO)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablegᵃ  Lo

Latin: ga

ɣa syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablecᵃ  Lo

Latin: ca

Latin:

t͡sa at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡za in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+1491 CANADIAN SYLLABICS CAA

• Inuktitut (GAA)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablegᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: gaa

ɣaː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablecᵃ̱  Lo

Latin:

Latin:

t͡saː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zaː in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+1493 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE CWE

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablecʷᵉ  Lo

Latin: cwe

Latin:

t͡sʷeː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zʷeː in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+1495 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE CWI

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablecʷⁱ  Lo

Latin: cwi

t͡sʷɪ at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zʷɪ in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+1497 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE CWII

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablecʷⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: cwī

Latin:

t͡sʷiː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zʷiː in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+1499 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE CWO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablecʷᵒ  Lo

Latin: cwo

Latin:

t͡sʷʊ at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zʷʊ in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+149B CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE CWOO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablecʷᵒ̱  Lo

Latin: cwō

Latin:

t͡sʷoː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zʷoː in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+149D CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE CWA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablecʷᵃ  Lo

Latin: cwa

Latin:

t͡sʷa at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zʷa in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+149F CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE CWAA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablecʷᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: cwā

Latin:

t͡sʷaː at the beginning or end of a word, and after h h or s s

d͡zʷaː in most other situations.

t͡ʃ~d͡ʒ is an allophonic variant used in some communities.

U+14A1 CANADIAN SYLLABICS C

• Inuktitut (G), Sayisi (T)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

final consonantg  Lo

Latin: g

ɣ final consonant.

U+14A3 CANADIAN SYLLABICS ME

• Inuktitut (MAI), Blackfoot (TA)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablemᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: mai

mai syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablemᵉ  Lo

Latin: me

U+14A5 CANADIAN SYLLABICS MI

• Blackfoot (TE)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablemⁱ  Lo

Latin: mi

mi syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablemⁱ  Lo

Latin: mi

U+14A6 CANADIAN SYLLABICS MII

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablemⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: mii

miː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablemⁱ̠  Lo

Latin:

U+14A7 CANADIAN SYLLABICS MO

• Inuktitut (MU), Sayisi (MU), Blackfoot (TI)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablemᵘ  Lo

Latin: mu

mu syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablemᵒ  Lo

Latin: mo

U+14A8 CANADIAN SYLLABICS MOO

• Inuktitut (MUU)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablemᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: muu

muː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablemᵒ̱  Lo

Latin:

U+14AA CANADIAN SYLLABICS MA

• Blackfoot (TO)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablemᵃ  Lo

Latin: ma

ma syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablemᵃ  Lo

Latin: ma

U+14AB CANADIAN SYLLABICS MAA

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablemᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: maa

maː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablemᵃ̱  Lo

Latin:

U+14AD CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE MWE

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablemʷᵉ  Lo

Latin: mwe

U+14AF CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE MWI

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablemʷⁱ  Lo

Latin: mwi

U+14B1 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE MWII

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablemʷⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: mwī

U+14B3 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE MWO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablemʷᵒ  Lo

Latin: mwo

U+14B5 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE MWOO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablemʷᵒ̱  Lo

Latin: mwō

U+14B7 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE MWA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablemʷᵃ  Lo

Latin: mwa

U+14B9 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE MWAA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablemʷᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: mwā

U+14BB CANADIAN SYLLABICS M

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

final consonantm  Lo

Latin: m

m final consonant.

U+14BC CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE M

• Carrier (M)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy Cree

Plains Cree

final consonantm  Lo

Latin: m

U+14BD CANADIAN SYLLABICS MH

Plains Cree

final consonant  Lo

Latin: mw

U+14C0 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NE

• Inuktitut (NAI)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablenᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: nai

nai syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablenᵉ  Lo

Latin: ne

U+14C2 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NI

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablenⁱ  Lo

Latin: ni

ni syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablenⁱ  Lo

Latin: ni

U+14C3 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NII

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablenⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: nii

niː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablenⁱ̠  Lo

Latin:

U+14C4 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NO

• Inuktitut (NU), Sayisi (NU)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablenᵘ  Lo

Latin: nu

nu syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablenᵒ  Lo

Latin: no

U+14C5 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NOO

• Inuktitut (NUU)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablenᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: nuu

nuː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablenᵒ̱  Lo

Latin:

U+14C7 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NA

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablenᵃ  Lo

Latin: na

na syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablenᵃ  Lo

Latin: na

U+14C8 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NAA

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablenᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: naa

naː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablenᵃ̱  Lo

Latin:

U+14CA CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE NWE

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablenʷᵉ  Lo

Latin: nwe

U+14CC CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE NWA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablenʷᵃ  Lo

Latin: nwa

U+14CE CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE NWAA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablenʷᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: nwā

U+14D0 CANADIAN SYLLABICS N

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

final consonantn  Lo

Latin: n

n final consonant.

U+14D3 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LE

• Inuktitut (LAI)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablelᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: lai

lai syllable.

U+14D5 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LI

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablelⁱ  Lo

Latin: li

li syllable.

U+14D6 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LII

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablelⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: lii

liː syllable.

U+14D7 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LO

• Inuktitut (LU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablelᵘ  Lo

Latin: lu

lu syllable.

U+14D8 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LOO

• Inuktitut (LUU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablelᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: luu

luː syllable.

U+14DA CANADIAN SYLLABICS LA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablelᵃ  Lo

Latin: la

la syllable.

U+14DB CANADIAN SYLLABICS LAA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablelᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: laa

laː syllable.

U+14EA CANADIAN SYLLABICS L

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

final consonantl  Lo

Latin: l

l final consonant.

U+14EB CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE L

Plains Cree

special consonantl  Lo

Latin: l

U+14EC CANADIAN SYLLABICS MEDIAL L

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

special consonantl  Lo

Latin: l

l is generally only used for loan words in Plains Cree, and is represented using this special alphabetic symbol followed by a vowel syllable.

U+14ED CANADIAN SYLLABICS SE

• Inuktitut (SAI), Blackfoot (SA)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablesᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: sai

sai syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablesᵉ  Lo

Latin: se

U+14EF CANADIAN SYLLABICS SI

• Blackfoot (SE)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablesⁱ  Lo

Latin: si

si~hi syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablesⁱ  Lo

Latin: si

U+14F0 CANADIAN SYLLABICS SII

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablesⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: sii

siː~hiː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablesⁱ̠  Lo

Latin:

U+14F1 CANADIAN SYLLABICS SO

• Inuktitut (SU), Sayisi (SU), Blackfoot (SI)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablesᵘ  Lo

Latin: su

su syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablesᵒ  Lo

Latin: so

U+14F2 CANADIAN SYLLABICS SOO

• Inuktitut (SUU)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablesᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: suu

suː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablesᵒ̱  Lo

Latin:

U+14F4 CANADIAN SYLLABICS SA

• Blackfoot (SO)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablesᵃ  Lo

Latin: sa

sa syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablesᵃ  Lo

Latin: sa

U+14F5 CANADIAN SYLLABICS SAA

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablesᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: saa

saː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablesᵃ̱  Lo

Latin:

U+14F7 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE SWE

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablesʷᵉ  Lo

Latin: swe

U+14F9 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE SWI

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablesʷⁱ  Lo

Latin: swi

U+14FB CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE SWII

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablesʷⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: swī

U+14FD CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE SWO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablesʷᵒ  Lo

Latin: swo

U+14FF CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE SWOO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablesʷᵒ̱  Lo

Latin: swō

U+1501 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE SWA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablesʷᵃ  Lo

Latin: swa

U+1503 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE SWAA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablesʷᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: swā

U+1505 CANADIAN SYLLABICS S

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

final consonants  Lo

Latin: s

s final consonant.

U+1526 CANADIAN SYLLABICS YE

• Inuktitut (YAI), Blackfoot (YA)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablejᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: jai

jai syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablejᵉ  Lo

Latin: ye

U+1528 CANADIAN SYLLABICS YI

• Blackfoot (YE)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablejⁱ  Lo

Latin: ji

ji syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablejⁱ  Lo

Latin: yi

U+1529 CANADIAN SYLLABICS YII

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablejⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: jii

jiː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablejⁱ̠  Lo

Latin:

U+152A CANADIAN SYLLABICS YO

• Inuktitut (YU), Blackfoot (YI)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablejᵘ  Lo

Latin: ju

ju syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablejᵒ  Lo

Latin: yo

U+152B CANADIAN SYLLABICS YOO

• Inuktitut (YUU)

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablejᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: juu

juː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablejᵒ̱  Lo

Latin:

U+152D CANADIAN SYLLABICS YA

• Blackfoot (YO)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern CanadianNorthwestern Ojibwa

Inuktitut

syllablejᵃ  Lo

Latin: ja

ja syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablejᵃ  Lo

Latin: ya

U+152E CANADIAN SYLLABICS YAA

Used by: Plains CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablejᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: jaa

jaː syllable.

Plains Cree

syllablejᵃ̱  Lo

Latin:

U+1530 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE YWE

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablejʷᵉ  Lo

Latin: ywe

U+1532 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE YWI

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablejʷⁱ  Lo

Latin: ywi

U+1534 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE YWII

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablejʷⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: ywī

U+1536 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE YWO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablejʷᵒ  Lo

Latin: ywo

U+1538 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE YWOO

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablejʷᵒ̱  Lo

Latin: ywō

U+153A CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE YWA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablejʷᵃ  Lo

Latin: ywa

U+153C CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE YWAA

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

syllablejʷᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: ywā

U+153E CANADIAN SYLLABICS Y

Used by: Swampy CreeInuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

final consonantj  Lo

Latin: j

j final consonant.

U+1540 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE Y

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

final consonanty  Lo

Latin: y

U+1543 CANADIAN SYLLABICS R-CREE RE

• Athapascan (LE)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablerᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: rai

ʁai syllable.

U+1546 CANADIAN SYLLABICS RI

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablerⁱ  Lo

Latin: ri

ʁi syllable.

U+1547 CANADIAN SYLLABICS RII

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablerⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: rii

ʁiː syllable.

U+1548 CANADIAN SYLLABICS RO

• Inuktitut (RU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablerᵘ  Lo

Latin: ru

ʁu syllable.

U+1549 CANADIAN SYLLABICS ROO

• Inuktitut (RUU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablerᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: ruu

ʁuː syllable.

U+154B CANADIAN SYLLABICS RA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablerᵃ  Lo

Latin: ra

ʁa syllable.

U+154C CANADIAN SYLLABICS RAA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablerᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: raa

ʁaː syllable.

U+1550 CANADIAN SYLLABICS R

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

final consonantr  Lo

Latin: r

ʁ final consonant.

U+1551 CANADIAN SYLLABICS WEST-CREE R

Plains Cree

special characterr  Lo

Latin: r

U+1552 CANADIAN SYLLABICS MEDIAL R

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

special characterr  Lo

Latin: r

r is generally only used for loan words in Plains Cree, and is represented using this special alphabetic symbol followed by a vowel syllable, eg. ᕒᐁᑎᔪ retⁱjᵒ (rētiyo) reːtijo radio

U+1553 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FE

• Inuktitut (FAI)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablevᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: vai

vai syllable.

U+1555 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FI

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablevⁱ  Lo

Latin: vi

vi syllable.

U+1556 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FII

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablevⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: vii

viː syllable.

U+1557 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FO

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablevᵘ  Lo

Latin: vu

vu syllable.

U+1558 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FOO

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablevᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: vuu

vuː syllable.

U+1559 CANADIAN SYLLABICS FA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablevᵃ  Lo

Latin: va

va syllable.

U+155A CANADIAN SYLLABICS FAA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllablevᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: vaa

vaː syllable.

U+155D CANADIAN SYLLABICS F

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

final consonantv  Lo

Latin: v

v final consonant.

U+156F CANADIAN SYLLABICS TTH

• probably a mistaken interpretation of an asterisk used to mark a proper noun
→ (asterisk - 002A)

U+1574 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NUNAVIK HE

Used infrequently by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

consonantrare hᵘ  Lo

Latin: hu

Rare.

hu consonant.

U+1575 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NUNAVIK HI

Used infrequently by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

consonantrare hⁱ  Lo

Latin: hi

Rare.

hi consonant.

U+1576 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NUNAVIK HII

Used infrequently by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

consonantrare hⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: hii

Rare.

hiː consonant.

U+1577 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NUNAVIK HO

Used infrequently by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

consonantrare hᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: huu

Rare.

huː consonant.

U+1578 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NUNAVIK HOO

Used infrequently by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

consonantrare hᵃ  Lo

Latin: ha

Rare.

ha consonant.

U+1579 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NUNAVIK HA

Used infrequently by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

consonantrare hᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: haa

Rare.

haː consonant.

U+157A CANADIAN SYLLABICS NUNAVIK HAA

Used infrequently by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

consonantrare hᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: hai

Rare.

hai consonant.

U+157B CANADIAN SYLLABICS NUNAVIK H

Used infrequently by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

consonantrare h  Lo

Latin: h

Rare.

h consonant.

U+157C CANADIAN SYLLABICS NUNAVUT H

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

extended consonantʜ  Lo

Latin: h

h extended consonant. Represents a borrowed h in eastern dialects, eg.

ᕼᐋᑭᕐᕕᒃ haːkiʁvik hockey arena

In western dialects, the s- series produces this sound, so U+14F5 SAA can be used.4

U+157D CANADIAN SYLLABICS HK

• Algonquian

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

special consonantkᶣ  Lo

Latin: hk

-ʰk used to represent the aspirated final consonant, eg. ᐑᒋᐦᐃᕽ wⁱ̠cⁱhikᶣ (wīcihihk) help him!

U+157F CANADIAN SYLLABICS QI

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableqⁱ  Lo

Latin: qi

qi syllable.

U+1580 CANADIAN SYLLABICS QII

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableqⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: qii

qiː syllable.

U+1581 CANADIAN SYLLABICS QO

• Inuktitut (QU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableqᵘ  Lo

Latin: qu

qu syllable.

U+1582 CANADIAN SYLLABICS QOO

• Inuktitut (QUU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableqᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: quu

quː syllable.

U+1583 CANADIAN SYLLABICS QA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableqᵃ  Lo

Latin: qa

qa syllable.

U+1584 CANADIAN SYLLABICS QAA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableqᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: qaa

qaː syllable.

U+1585 CANADIAN SYLLABICS Q

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

final consonantq  Lo

Latin: q

q final consonant.

U+158F CANADIAN SYLLABICS NGI

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋⁱ  Lo

Latin: ngi

ŋi syllable.

U+1590 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NGII

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: ngiː

ŋii syllable.

U+1591 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NGO

• Inuktitut (NGU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋᵘ  Lo

Latin: ngu

ŋu syllable.

U+1592 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NGOO

• Inuktitut (NGUU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: nguː

ŋuu syllable.

U+1593 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NGA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋᵃ  Lo

Latin: nga

ŋa syllable.

U+1594 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NGAA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: ngaː

ŋaa syllable.

U+1595 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NG

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

final consonantŋ  Lo

Latin: ng

ŋ final consonant.

U+1596 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NNG

Inuktitut

final consonantŋᵑ  Lo

Latin: nng

ŋŋ final consonant.

U+15A0 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LHI

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableɫⁱ  Lo

Latin: ɫi

ɬi syllable.

U+15A1 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LHII

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableɫⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: ɫii

ɬiː syllable.

U+15A2 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LHO

• Inuktitut (LHU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableɫᵘ  Lo

Latin: ɫu

ɬu syllable.

U+15A3 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LHOO

• Inuktitut (LHUU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableɫᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: ɫuu

ɬuː syllable.

U+15A4 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LHA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableɫᵃ  Lo

Latin: ɫa

ɬa syllable.

U+15A5 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LHAA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableɫᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: ɫaa

ɬaː syllable.

U+15A6 CANADIAN SYLLABICS LH

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableɫ  Lo

Latin: ɫ

ɬ syllable.

U+15AF CANADIAN SYLLABICS AIVILIK B

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

extended consonantb  Lo

Latin: b

b extended consonant. Represents sounds from Inuvialuktun dialects or borrowed words from other languages.  It represents a b sound in bl or bj. This sound may also be written using U+1449 P4, eg.

ᐅᑉᓛᖅ ublaːq morning

U+1614 CANADIAN SYLLABICS CARRIER JU

• Athapascan (ZA), Sayisi (TZO), South Slavey (DHA)

U+1615 CANADIAN SYLLABICS SAYISI JU

• Athapascan (ZO), Sayisi (TZU), South Slavey (DHO)

U+161A CANADIAN SYLLABICS SAYISI JI

• Athapascan (ZE), Sayisi (TZE), South Slavey (DHE)

U+161B CANADIAN SYLLABICS CARRIER JA

• Athapascan (ZI), Sayisi (TZI), South Slavey (DHI)

U+166D CANADIAN SYLLABICS CHI SIGN

• Algonquian
• used as a symbol to denote Christ
→ (chi rho - 2627)

U+166E CANADIAN SYLLABICS FULL STOP

→ (stenographic full stop - 2E3C)

Used by: Plains CreeSwampy Cree

Plains Cree

.  Po

Latin: .

U+166F CANADIAN SYLLABICS QAI

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableqᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: qai

qai syllable.

U+1670 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NGAI

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋᵃⁱ  Lo

Latin: ngai

ŋai syllable.

U+1671 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NNGI

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋᵑⁱ  Lo

Latin: nngi

ŋŋi syllable.

U+1672 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NNGII

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋᵑⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: nngiI

ŋŋiː syllable.

U+1673 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NNGO

• Inuktitut (NNGU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋᵑᵘ  Lo

Latin: nngu

ŋŋu syllable.

U+1674 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NNGOO

• Inuktitut (NNGUU)

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋᵑᵘ̱  Lo

Latin: nnguu

ŋŋuː syllable.

U+1675 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NNGA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋᵑᵃ  Lo

Latin: nnga

ŋŋa syllable.

U+1676 CANADIAN SYLLABICS NNGAA

Used by: Inuktitut, Eastern Canadian

Inuktitut

syllableŋᵑᵃ̱  Lo

Latin: nngaa

ŋŋaː syllable.

UCAS Extended

U+18C7 CANADIAN SYLLABICS OJIBWAY NWI

Plains Cree

syllableunused nʷⁱ  Lo

Latin: nwi

U+18C9 CANADIAN SYLLABICS OJIBWAY NWII

Plains Cree

syllableunused nʷⁱ̠  Lo

Latin: nwī

U+18CB CANADIAN SYLLABICS OJIBWAY NWO

Plains Cree

syllableunused nʷᵒ  Lo

Latin: nwo

U+18CD CANADIAN SYLLABICS OJIBWAY NWOO

Plains Cree

syllableunused nʷᵒ̱  Lo

Latin: nwō

U+18DE CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL SMALL RING

Plains Cree

final consonant (used for Swampy Cree & Ojibwe)unused ý  Lo

Latin: y

U+18DF CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL RAISED DOT

• Carrier (GLOTTAL STOP)

Used by: Plains Cree

Plains Cree

final consonantý  Lo

Latin: y

-j Used by some Plains Cree communities as an alternative to U+1540 WEST-CREE Y, eg. compare ᓰᐱᕀ siːˈpij river ᓰᐱᣟ siːˈpij river

When it occurs in conjunction with a w-dot it typically kerns over that: precomposed characters are not provided for the combination, and the positioning should be taken care of by the font.22

U+18E6 CANADIAN SYLLABICS TTHOO

• Chipewyan Dene (TTHU)

U+18E9 CANADIAN SYLLABICS TLHOO

• Chipewyan Dene (TLU)

Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics Extended-A

References & sources

1Peter T. Daniels and William Bright, The World's Writing Systems, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-507993-0

2Michael Everson and Chris Harvey, Proposal to encode 39 Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics in the UCS

3Chris Harvey, LanguageGeek, ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ – Cree Syllabarium

4Chris Harvey, LanguageGeek, ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ – Inuktitut Syllabarium

5Mick Mallon (2000), Inuktitut Linguistics for Technocrats, The UQAILAUT Project

6Ross Mills, Canadian Native Languages

7-, Inuktut Tusaalanga

8Unicode Consortium, The Unicode Standard, Version 13.0, Chapter 20.2: Americas, Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics, 790-791, ISBN 978-1-936213-16-0.

9Wikipedia, Inuit phonology

10Wikipedia, Inuktitut syllabics

11Wikipedia, Plains Cree

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