Tai Tham (Unicode block)
Tai Tham is a Unicode block containing characters of the Lanna script used for writing the Northern Thai (Kam Mu'ang), Tai Lü, and Khün languages.
| Tai Tham[1][2] Official Unicode Consortium code chart (PDF) | ||||||||||||||||
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| U+1A2x | ᨠ | ᨡ | ᨢ | ᨣ | ᨤ | ᨥ | ᨦ | ᨧ | ᨨ | ᨩ | ᨪ | ᨫ | ᨬ | ᨭ | ᨮ | ᨯ |
| U+1A3x | ᨰ | ᨱ | ᨲ | ᨳ | ᨴ | ᨵ | ᨶ | ᨷ | ᨸ | ᨹ | ᨺ | ᨻ | ᨼ | ᨽ | ᨾ | ᨿ |
| U+1A4x | ᩀ | ᩁ | ᩂ | ᩃ | ᩄ | ᩅ | ᩆ | ᩇ | ᩈ | ᩉ | ᩊ | ᩋ | ᩌ | ᩍ | ᩎ | ᩏ |
| U+1A5x | ᩐ | ᩑ | ᩒ | ᩓ | ᩔ | ᩕ | ᩖ | ᩗ | ᩘ | ᩙ | ᩚ | ᩛ | ᩜ | ᩝ | ᩞ | |
| U+1A6x | ᩠ | ᩡ | ᩢ | ᩣ | ᩤ | ᩥ | ᩦ | ᩧ | ᩨ | ᩩ | ᩪ | ᩫ | ᩬ | ᩭ | ᩮ | ᩯ |
| U+1A7x | ᩰ | ᩱ | ᩲ | ᩳ | ᩴ | ᩵ | ᩶ | ᩷ | ᩸ | ᩹ | ᩺ | ᩻ | ᩼ | ᩿ | ||
| U+1A8x | ᪀ | ᪁ | ᪂ | ᪃ | ᪄ | ᪅ | ᪆ | ᪇ | ᪈ | ᪉ | ||||||
| U+1A9x | ᪐ | ᪑ | ᪒ | ᪓ | ᪔ | ᪕ | ᪖ | ᪗ | ᪘ | ᪙ | ||||||
| U+1AAx | ᪠ | ᪡ | ᪢ | ᪣ | ᪤ | ᪥ | ᪦ | ᪧ | ᪨ | ᪩ | ᪪ | ᪫ | ᪬ | ᪭ | ||
| Notes | ||||||||||||||||
| Tai Tham | |
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| Range | U+1A20..U+1AAF (144 code points) |
| Plane | BMP |
| Scripts | Tai Tham |
| Major alphabets | Tai Tham |
| Assigned | 127 code points |
| Unused | 17 reserved code points |
| Unicode version history | |
| 5.2 (2009) | 127 (+127) |
| Unicode documentation | |
| Code chart ∣ Web page | |
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